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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1922
Page
6
An article explains Ovospora Scabba potato scab, its tuber surface damage, and the impact on market value. It gives prevention tips including formalin treatment for seed potatoes, soil infection risks, crop rotation, trench sulfur, lime and manure cautions, and feeding infected peelings only after boiling.
A sardonic line highlights a habit of avoiding work with the phrase No place like home. The remark targets a man known for laziness, suggesting the idea of comfort over effort.
Miss Effly Taylor who died Friday from pneumonia and appendicitis received funeral services at Roosevelt hall on Saturday afternoon led by Bishop Bruce Calder. Speakers included W o l Woolf James Hood and Chas Schowoenckle with music by Professor Hood and a quartet. Clarence Johnson gave the benediction as pallbearers Futuel In Galloway Clem Killian Gladys Wilkina Htaycho Hasxmuaneo Alta Orser and Alta Lambert Closatiates attended. Miss Taylor was the daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas Taylor of Randol t.
Washington March 14 The complete surplus wool stock of 669 725 032 pounds has been disposed of at an average recovery of 86 percent of its cost to the government The last sale was made March 2 The wool cost the government 478 928 123 dollars and the approximate realized value derived from the sales was 413 399 896 dollars The statement said the sales have been regulated and the wool market has at no time been unduly distributed.
A University of Michigan coed defends buckled gowns as merely a style choice with no link to marriage. Michigan women reject the notion that buckled outfits signal engagement, insisting many coeds wear them fattened and still unattached. Engagements are said to be steady, with trends shifting over the past two years from December to May.
Fragmentary OCR data mentions front and back yard terms with scattered numbers and words like water and flowers. No coherent event, names, dates, or locations emerge to summarize into a proper news item.
Michigan women argue for practical loyalty over romance as they discuss chances and choices in relationships. Their stance emphasizes resilience and personal well being, contrasting traditional expectations with modern independence.
Nevada's path to statehood traces the Sierra Nevada region, mining growth, and territorial shifts. Early explorers and traders followed by the Comstock Lode boom spurred population gain, leading to Nevada becoming the 36th state in 1861. Despite size, it has among the lowest populations among the states.
A party returning from a meeting near Vernal faced a sudden storm with strong winds. The two men and their wives, a baby, and a boy were caught in darkness as the car swerved into a gully. They unhitched, built a fire with one match, and reached home around 1 a.m. Bishop Morrill returned Friday with his daughter Rhoda and sons Nis and Fernando Ellingford. Rhoda stays home while the others return to school.
Reed Morrill spent the weekend at home with his parents. A large turnout marked the month as residents repaired and improved ward houses during a community work event.
Mrs Vivian Josephine Miller wife of Elton A Miller of Hyalta formerly Vernal dies at age 97. Daughter of Lafayette Winn of Lapoint, survived by two children, a brother and four sisters, husband and parents. Body to be sent to Yurfal.
Washington March 19 Rep resentative Donis Colton spoke at the Utah Legal club meeting of George Washington University last week on the origin and evolution of irrigation law in Utah. The club, meeting through winter, includes Utah law students from George Washington and Georgetown. Other speakers have included Senator William H King Congressman BE Leatherwood and Frank K Nebeker. Future speakers include George Sutherland W D Riter and E M Allison. Vernon Romney of Salt Lake City, a George Washington student, presides. officers include Parley P Eccles secretary and Kenneth Parkinson treasurer.
The railroads of the United States in 1921 reported a net operating income of 615 625 619 dollars, yielding an annual rate of return on valuation of 31 3 percent.
A Firestone expert suggests using old tubes in emergency tire repairs. Place a piece between the casing and the patch to prevent friction between them, reducing risk during field repairs.
When remounting a rim do not cinch a single lug fully. Tighten each lug a little at a time, working in a pattern until all are snug and evenly fastened. This method prevents warping and ensures balanced seating for proper wheel security.
The motor vehicle industry paid special taxes in 1921 to federal and state governments amounting to 228.759 million dollars.
The 1921 world's cotton crop stood at 15,593,000 bales, marking a total decline from the 1920 crop by about 5,000,000 bales, reflecting a sharp drop in production across major growing regions.
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