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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1933
Page
5
Last week marked a flurry of visits and relocations across the area. Mark Hall hosted a sheep camp departure for Maeser and Evra Allen family members returning to Ogden after a visit with O P Allen and Vern Warburton.
Mr and Mrs Fred Felte Jr returned from Heber after six weeks loading material for Jensen bridge. Harold Twitchell left for Manila. Mrs Joseph Herbert visited Hayden Colo with daughter and new baby. Ashley school beat Central 27 to 4. Preece birthday dinner for Bishop. Mrs Nona Rasmussen visiting from Rindeth. Mr Porter Lon attended a party in Lapoint.
Carl Harrison returns from Las Vegas where he worked months. A MA party is praised as a success. House party hosted by Frank Jenkins and others. Vernal visitors include John and Lea Price leasing cows from George N. berg. Local residents relocate housing plans for summer.
The notice lists local names as residents and visitors in a parish ward including Miss Palmera and Detemasi teaching at Neola, Harold Hullinger bringing Bennett school teams to Wilson, Miss Pearl King of Cedarview visiting, Mr and Mrs Dell Timothy moving, Labrum family travel to Vernal, and Elia Wilkins returning from Washington county with Dixie college trip. It mentions a ward comedy drama and return trip to Iowa, plus farm work resumed by Mr Safely.
Mrs Sarah Richardson, 63, wife of Archie Richardson, pulled a steel sewing needle from the front of her left thigh after a month of infection and pain. The needle, oxidized bright with a sharp point, emerged during poulticing.
Wyoming and Daggett County residents tried a new winter sport on the Green River ice above Flaming Gorge. Travelers drove autos 12 miles along the ice, then return to Manila. No accidents were reported during the season and officials expect more interest if the river freezes safely next year.
Utah farm price index on February 12 sits at 59 percent of the 1910 14 average, down from January and far below February 1922 and February 1929. Declines span live stock and dairy products while wholesale prices remain below prewar averages. overall Utah farm prices show a 57 percent drop since 1929.
Submit your name for the M fA Dance on April 28 and win the prize M3. Entries are open to all contestants with a chance to be crowned winner.
John J Davis suffered six years of chronic constipation. He used Adijerika from Vernal Drug Company M30 and soon felt like a new person. The product is described as quick acting and safe.
The text links rising domestic demand for farm products to the recovery of durable goods industries amid widespread unemployment, noting interdependence between agricultural outputs and manufacturing sectors.
In Rangely a list of residents and visitors is noted with several families mentioned by name. The piece mentions Mr and Mrs Byron Ottacem and others in town alongside trips by Mr and Mrs John A Brandt to Grand Junction and Gunnison Colorado. Mr Smith connected with Standard Oil of California in Persia is referenced with plans to return in a year.
Agronomist Hegenson of Utah State Extension urges farmers to test seed for germination and impurities. The method uses two tin plates with sand and blotting paper to simulate moisture and warmth. after five days count germinated seeds. Good seed shows 95 to 99 percent germination. below 90 percent, avoid planting.
Grandma Sessions Ashley Valley pioneer and her daughter Mary celebrate moving into their new home. The effort to build and furnish the residence shows the reward of family labor and community support in the valley.
Professor Esplin of the Utah State Agricultural College extension service reports favorable range conditions and a potential normal or better wool and lamb crop for 1933 despite prior weight losses from cold December weather. He notes March and April require care to avoid losses and predicts high quality fleece if producers manage spring growth and feeding.
Van Massey organized a benefit boxing bout and dance to furnish a house for Mrs Mike Sessions and her daughter Mary, Ashley Valley pioneers. The event raised funds and materials, with Massey pursuing promised work and weather permitting planning plaster and cement work, aiming to break even as produce sales promise funds.
A brief note recalls a motorist case heard before a judge with questions about guilt or innocence. The item emphasizes courtroom proceedings and potential verdict uncertainty.
County Agent LeRoy Funk calls Duchesne farmers to plant feed crops like corn pilage peas and beans to support livestock feeding. His letters share practical planting and harvesting guidance based on local farmer experience and aim to improve regional feed production.
Two American boys wandering Europe stay with an elderly French hostess in a tiny village. They learn to say du lait when warming milk and witness the hostess cow roam the garden, prompting one boy to burst into the kitchen shouting Du lait promenade.
A visitor found empty streets in Scotland during a tag day. Two weeks later crowds filled the streets as organizers admitted the tag day failed and shifted to house to house canvassing to raise funds.
A partial dialogue shows an interviewer asking about real experiences and a man reacting with horror. The exchange emphasizes the dilemma of making events sound authentic.
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