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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1945
Page
6
A stream of community updates recalls local veterans, relatives visiting, and letters from service members. Families from Vernal, Wellington, and nearby towns share furloughs, moves, and nursing stories, with references to Iwo Jima and Pearl Harbor service, and residents visiting kin across Utah.
The United States federal government calls for larger and more numerous home gardens to boost wartime food production. Advice focuses on near home plots, intensive cultivation, and preserving harvests with proper storage, aiming to feed families and support troops as national demands rise.
A reconstructed Rangely and Wasatch area drilling summary outlines activity from March 21 at Wasatch refining and California Oil Group sites. It cites depths, pipe setting, well classifications, and contractor mentions including McLaughlin, Newton Oil, and Wasatch. The piece notes ongoing drilling operations, contract details, and plant statuses with local figures and companies named.
Vernal residents Mrs Hay Kimball and Mrs Siressa Eaton spent days with parents Mr and Mrs Burns and Alfred. Hallett and Mrs Ray Kimball visited Bluebell to tend Donna Rose Kirball recovering from blood poisoning. Welcome home party for S Sp t and Mrs Lowell Duvall. Miss Francis Nebeker visiting from Provo. Bert Haynes confined to bed with pneumonia. Miss Gilbara Curry attended Alterra card event. Mr J Arnold Fidrith Brindt reports production for March and April 2.
The text discusses selecting and managing meat stock to delay rancid fat, stressing rapid freezing, salt use, and health checks. It mentions costs, insurance against losses, and the impact of long storage on quality, with disjointed references to ground beet and stockers or feeders.
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