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Vernal Express

Location

Vernal, Utah, United States of America

Date

Mar 30, 1949

Page

10

Cottonwoods Make Way For Progress

The Vernal area saw landmarks removed as a row of ancient cottonwoods on the Orlan Watkins farm near the Genes LDS ward chapel were uprooted. The property, recently sold to Mr Watking by Mrs Myrtle Ereckson, was once owned by the Mantle brothers who brought the cottonwood seeds from Ashley Creek during settlement era. They hauled water in a barrel.

Vernal Orlan Watkins Genes Lds Ward Chapel Watking Myrtle Ereckson Mantle Brothers Ashley Creek Garfield County Phil Caulkins Denver Escalante Ashley Valley Salt Lake City Wyoming Rock Springs Utah Atomic Energy Commission Lergest M. Offrel Wildwood Pro‘vo Canyon Offret America Sevier County American Food Products Corp Monroe

Solitaire preserves cross country flavor tale

A letter humorously contrasts preserved fruit brands from the West and Midwest. It notes Mrs. Bolen’s move to Illinois, her complaints about weather and local neighbors, and her craving for Solitaire preserves. The writer extols Marshall 7:1 grade fruit from the Northwest, Evergreen wild blackberries, Elberta peaches from Colorado, and California Navel oranges, warning shortages and price hikes due to a California freeze.

Janie Jeff Northwest Colorado Elbertas California Bolen

Brimhalls Plan Home on Property After Tree Removal

Keith Brimhall with a large bulldozer removed trees on a recently purchased property from Mr. Watkins. Mr. and Mrs. Brimhall intend to build a home there.

Keith Brimhall

New Camping Foil Keeps Food Clean While Cooking

In camp ord era writing introduces pure aluminum foil as a flexible sheet for wrapping food to cook over coals. It allows meat vegetables eggs and fruit to be cooked with little cleanup, acts as plates and bowls, and can form a reflector oven. It promises faster cooking, better flavor and moisture retention with less ash and burned edges.

Ord

Poultry Feeding Efficiency Highlighted by County Agent

Feeding chickens consumes about 60 percent of annual pullet costs making good feeding practices essential. Consult the Inca county agent for guidance on profitable poultry feeding methods.

Inca County

It Is Now Available In Hardware Outdoorsman Reports

Paul W. Moore notes the item is now available in hardware stores and department stores. He describes it as ideal for outdoorsmen and highlights its accessibility to buyers seeking rugged outdoor gear.

Paul W. Moore

CAA survey asks aircraft owners how they used planes in 1948

Utah wing items report 1948 usage survey by the Civil Aeronautics Administration to map how owners flew their planes, excluding scheduled carriers. The mail survey asks for radio gear and stall warning data, with 16,000 owners contacted nationwide. YMCA group trips to Utah included, plus resort listings and Arbor Day proclamation.

Aet Caa Civil Aeronautics Administration Ind Civil Aeronautics , Administration CAA of Aviation Information Division of Research YMCA Wheeling W. Vo State Publicity Department Utah U. S UPID PID J. Bracken Lee Utah Dl]ining Co atAalt Onm Fennemore Kanosk Worthington Royal Crystal Salt Co Salt Lake City I. A. Clayton

Inbreeding Experiments Sparked by Darwin Origins

The article notes early corn inbreeding work dating to 1788 influenced later studies. It reports 1905 marks the start of inbreeding experiments at the University of Illinois agricultural experimentation station, indicating a lineage of plant genetics research through the early 20th century.

Darwin University of Dlinois

Pig Heat Loss Boosts Feed Use in Cold Sheds

If pigs are housed in cold drafty sheds as much as 20 percent of their feed is used to generate body heat rather than to gain weight. This energy loss reduces growth efficiency and increases feed costs for producers during cold periods.

Kaiser-Frazer

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