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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1957
Page
5
The piece urges households to audit their medicine cabinets for expired or unknown drugs, unneeded bandages, and dangerous items. It stresses refrigeration needs for vitamins and penicillin like drugs, checks for proper labeling with doctor and druggist numbers, and warns poisons should be locked away. It emphasizes pharmacist guidance for safer storage.
Indiana News reports a keynote by Charles B. Shuman president of the American Farm Bureau Federation. He urged farming fundamentals including freedom to adapt to price signals and a truly free market for farm products, noting high taxes and subsidies as barriers to capital accumulation and growth for farmers.
A. Hale Holgate of Arcadia has been appointed president of the Moot Lake Water Users board of directors. He is district agricultural inspector for Uintah Duchesne and Daggett counties and president of Duchesne Stake. The nine member board lists Lea Histicher as vice president Louie Galloway as secretary and manager Willam Crozier William K. Dye Oscar Nelson F Miles Peterson John Haslem Fred Goodrich and Claud S. Murray. The board formed four committees to supervise water divisions including Duchesne River exchange and Lake Doreham Yellowstone feeder cabal Lake Fork River and filings with chairs named for each.
Mr Haueter and Mr Goodrich note about 60,000 acres are watered under the association. Ditch companies include Dry Gulch Ditch Co, Farnsworth Canal, Lake Fork Western, Lake Fork Irrigation Co, South Boneta, Wieland Ditch Co, T N Dodd Irrigation Co, and Monarch Canal and Reservoir Co.
A meditation on how individuals shield their inner flaws with outward polish. The piece argues that personal blocks hinder growth and calls for facing vulnerabilities to pursue authentic progress.
Uintah District schools have been chosen to participate in establishing new norms for the Iowa Test of Educational Development. In April, sixth grade at Ashley Valley Junior High and 10th and 11th grades at Uintah High will take the test alongside many other high schools. Results will help reestablish high school achievement levels and assess the school program in the district.
Washington reports the Senate moves toward approving a wide aid program to locate factories in distressed areas with federal loans and subsidies. Separately, lawmakers discuss labor union corruption and the impact of UAW CIO boycotts on major companies like Kohler, warning of union monopoly power.
The department of fish and game reminded a spotsman Thursday that the deer winter range surveys are now under way over the state. These annual rides cover winter ranges of all the state's deer herds and will continue into mid April as records of range animal conditions are tabulated. Everyone is welcome to join in the rides. those interested should contact the local field representative for the department.
If kept as busy circulating as it should the average one dollar unit Yi will wear out in about nine months concluding the need for replacement or maintenance planning.
Dr Clarence W Hall argues in the April Read Digest Christianity has advanced human rights and social progress. He cites abolition, education, prison reform, hospitals, and labor dignity as faith driven achievements. The Easter message notes the Christian dawn cannot be held back, per Bethlehem dialogue. He formerly led the Christian Herald and resides in Cos Cob Connecticut.
February test taken as part of the regular district testing program will not be repeated. Their scores, however, will be used as part of the project.
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