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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1954
Page
8
Uintah County ASC Chair Charles Wise explains the 1954 wheat marketing quotas. Excess wheat over farm allotments incurs a 45 percent penalty of the May 1954 parity price, with options to avoid penalties by storage, green manure use, or timing restrictions. Farmers with small allotments may market within limits or offset excess land.
Fara Taft Benson will speak at the annual Cache Valleys Breeding Association meeting in Togan on a Saturday in April. The group, with over 5000 members across Idaho Wyoming New Mexico and Nevada, aims to help dairymen improve dairy cattle and raise living standards.
Daggett County voters last week approved a 70 000 bond issue to fund a new Daggett school with total project cost 270 000 dollars. State funds will cover the remainder. Construction is planned to start this spring at Coltharp Building.
The district advisory board held a meeting detailing budget allocations for range and road maintenance, grazing licenses, and cooperative funding with Uintah County for the Diamond Mountain road. Clergy, council members, and local agriculture groups, including the Uintah Cattle and Horse Growers association, attended. The vicar reflected on forgiveness, recounting Canon Byron Green’s sermon in New York and describing personal conversion experiences and renewed faith in Christ.
A survey of Uintah district school lunch operations was conducted last Tuesday and Wednesday by Rodney A. Ashby and Helen Maughn of the U S Department of Agriculture. Inspectors found lunch conditions to be energertory in the district. They were hosted by Mr and Mrs E Harvey Christensen for dinner Tuesday evening. Mrs Christensen is the district school lunch supervisor.
Temperatures in Uintah Basin rise with springlike warmth and increased clouds. Frontier Airlines weather station logs .06 inches of rain Tuesday night and a mix of clouds rain snow hail sleet and wind Wednesday. The mellow pattern aids farmers and livestock keepers despite some personal discomfort.
Local ad lists sales and services including padded carpet offers at Reed's Floor Covering near Main Street with contact numbers. It mentions used freezers, furniture exchanges, and rental listings for a partially furnished three room apartment with electric heat, plus various hindered details about prices and inventory.
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