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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1932
Page
2
Mother Briggs shares salad ideas for a late season pantry with in frame dishes. Recipes include Raw Carrot Stick Salad and Fruit and Cabbage Salad using carrots cabbage green pepper parsley honey lemon dressing and a fruit juice custard with whipped cream.
A flood of brief notes records cattle buying and selling trips, visits from Ogden and Cedarview, family travels to Roosevelt and Vernal, and neighbors staying with kin. Johnson and Mitchell families are mentioned among several Homemaker and visitor details.
Leota Mra Raymond Stoddard was called to the bedside of her mother Mra Annie Jorgensen at Independence. She is very ill at the present time. John Curfew went to Kaysville to visit his mother. Mr and Mrs A O Cloward hosted visiting Perr y and Ray Jackson on a business trip to Vernal. The daughters of J Durfee of Moosevelt are visiting friends in Leota.
The Milford post office garage number two has reopened after a thorough remodel and repainting, reflecting updated quarters and fresh facilities for staff and visitors.
Fifteen employees have been recalled to return to work at the local sugar mill after temporary layoff. Management cited improved production needs and stability in supplies as reasons for bringing staff back. No further details on dates or specific roles were provided.
Combine flour salt mustard red pepper with bolling water and honey. Stir in eggs then lemon juice and butter. Cook in double boiler until thick and smooth, then blend in lemon juice. Beat well and serve after cooking one minute.
The United States Geological Survey released a Utah land classification report noting that about 49 percent of the remaining public domain shows vacant unreserved land similar to Nevada’s. It describes Utah’s diverse topography and climate, with only about five percent suitable for dry farming or irrigation, and provides directions to obtain the report and map from Washington or Salt Lake City offices.
Ashley and Harold Litster welcome a baby girl born in March. Edna Wilcoxen Litster now Mrs Preece, longtime Star Cafe worker. Cattle theft. four pigs stolen but later cooled harvest. Sunday School Blake Board members re elected. Reading circle covers current events and Henry Van Dyke review. Mothers party held with gifts and lunch at Mrs Anderson. Johnny Williams visits Vernal. employment at Horseshoe.
The Sunday evening conjoint meeting featured Blaine Goodrich with Ada Openshaw as sponsor. Superintendent H. Oson spoke as Mr and Mrs Henry Pehasek relocate to town. Doris Young visits from Duchesne City to stay with her grandmother Mrs Eden Powell. Alvin Haws moves into the Pehase home. Elmer Manwaring from Roosevelt visits his mother Mrs Mallon Manwaring. Beehive girls led by Mrs Magdalene Cramer and Mrs Bell Ander contribute to local activities.
Raudlett and Willis Miller family move to Hugh W Owens farm for the season. Regular PTA meeting held Thursday night with no outside program due to bed roads. Delicious lunch followed by dancing and games. Walter Foster a Vernal visitor Saturday. Mark and Woolley visiting his mother. Mrs Olive Bachelor visiting daughter in Salt Lake City. Bill Jackson out after three months in bed in Wallia. Ward members attended Ballard ward party Friday night. LeRoy Taylor and L Knight among attendees.
A Colorado farmer leverages telephone use to advance higher prices for his crops. He conducts direct calls to buyers to negotiate favorable terms, boosting earnings and market reach.
The notice records several name lists and small movements including Glen Knight buying the A O Cloward farm and planning to move, Jake Burns leasing the Alhandra farm, Wallace Blark visiting Ouray, Esther Stevens shopping in Roosevelt, J D Doyd visiting Myton, and Ted Bryant driving a school bus for Cal Jorgensen. It notes A Jorgensen remains bedridden at Campbell hospital and mentions various social ties.
The Refining Company opened a new service station in Kaysville Utah offering fuel and automotive services to local motorists. The grand opening drew resident customers and officials applauding the expansion.
Salt Lake City reports construction starting on two storm fever units with an estimated 235 628 dollars. W W Clyde and Company wins a 77 103 dollar road contract spanning seven point nine miles between Bryce Canyon junction and ree aren apito. Ripley opens a radio parts shop at 171 East Broadway. Martha Washington Candles Company relaunches at 00 Main Street. Beavere Milford highway work resumes west of the dam. Coleman and Sorenzen buy two Ford trucks for plumbing and heating. City council discusses installing a telephone exchange. Balina notes new post office building underway at 250 per 100 at this office.
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