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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1934
Page
5
The district notes spring arrivals on the grounds with Blue Jay Kingbird Goldfinch and Robin discussed. A visit to Mr Therne’s picture office showcased Indian artifacts. Central school health day May Day program and a track meet results summary.
A school memory piece from a May Da event recounts third to fifth graders. Students praised a nature project planting a tree and described classroom experiences with spelling and a silent drill. Quotes reflect student voices and dates, including references to teachers and grades.
First grade students created a health poster titled Rub-a-dub-dub featuring pictures of children lining up for school. It promotes neatness and freshness, highlighting bright clothing and a spring theme with umbrellas flowers and ducks.
Third grade pupils at Naples School enjoyed a health program with poems songs and a May pole. David Calder spoke about Switzerland showing pictures and sharing a tale of boys on a bicycle near a bear pit in the city. Fourth grade made history booklets while third graders prepared spelling booklets.
A student quote from Lars Morrison describes a health poster shown by Miss Wilchite in a 3rd to 5th grade class. The poster and classroom messages urge proper posture and desk etiquette during study, with references to universal civ and local displays.
Tony Katses pleaded Purks to selling Whisney to Indians on the United Cur reservation. Federal Judge Tilman D Johr.on of Salt Lake City postponed sentence on the liquor charge until October. Katses, living in the Lappins section, was indicted for sale of intoxicating liquor to an Indian on January 19, 1974.
The fragment discusses a person Tiztsing the Ante Ned and a plan to meet Jack around a specific time. It is incomplete and contains garbled phrases making exact details unclear. The readable names include Tiztsing the Ante Ned and Jack, with implied timing around one twenty.
James R Hale dies after a two week illness from a heart attack. Funeral services were held Monday at the Vernal First Ward chapel with Bishop Pontha Calder presiding. Interment followed in the Vernal cemetery.
Plans for a new Utah museum building describe a grand floor plan with halls for mining archaeology paleontology and an Alice art gallery plus a junior museum and county exhibit space. An auditorium for 600 and a mezzanine level feature emphasize educational displays under a Utah Star Museum Association initiative with annual memberships and future admission income.
Excess hay stacked last year may help Utah amid a dry spell and possible crop shortfall. Extension agronomist Hogenson urges topping stacks with straw or hay to protect quality, covering only enough to use the hay inside while keeping the top intact.
An audit filed with State Auditor Julius Anderson by Bessley Wood & Co outlines Daggett County's school finances for 1932–1933. It shows $2400 in local taxpayer funds and $3400 state funds in 1932, rising to $4000 local and $3800 state in 1933, with total receipts below budget estimates. The district reduced cash from $1250 to $206, cut operating expenses by about $1900 mainly in salaries, and funded only $500 of $1000 annual bond payments, raising concerns over debt redemption. The district owes $8500 in bonds due 1942 and $344.45 in a sinking fund, exceeding cash and expected county deposits. Suggestions include transferring district funds to a designated Utah bank. Average daily attendance hovered around 94 pupils, with education cost per capita about $3.33, and attendance fell from 89.7% to 85.7% year over year.
Geleen Romney, former Uintah High School coach, visited Vernal friends and traveled from Provo to New York City to pursue a PhD in physical education at Columbia University. Mr Newey reportedly enjoyed his Vernal days and basketball career.
The annual Aaronic Priesthood meet will be held Saturday May 19 at Morgan Merkley field in Dr. Fork canyon. An afternoon of sports and an evening session of the quarterly conference will follow with a splendid program announced.
Eugene Long of Ashley appeared before Justice of the Peace Charles DeMelst on a disorderly conduct charge. He was fined 235 dollars or fifteen days in county jail, served part of the sentence, then arranged to pay the remaining fine and was released from custody.
A special Vernal First Ward MIA ecenjoint meeting on Sunday evening will include two adles choruses led by Mrs May Calder If Walte Woolley will speak on the Resurrection. A reading will be given by Lorna Fowler and a cornet solo by Herman Bingham. The public is urged to attend and will be made welcome.
Sheriff Laub and Coroner Cole investigated a long dormant skeleton found near Dragon Road six miles from Rangely by a sheepman. The skeletal remains show age and decay with skin on the skull and missing clothing, buttons, or other articles. No missing person reports or witnesses exist, and the body appears never to have been buried.
Duchesne Mark 4 Collins arraigned for the murder of Manuel Santos Degrade near Roosevelt. The accused admits identity and relation to the victim but denies the crime. He was ordered to stand trial in Duchesne District Court on June 12 and held in the Salt Lake County jail awaiting trial after transport by Sheriff Mitchell.
A historical report outlines fattening range lambs using self feeding or cafeteria style systems with bunkers of wet beet pulp and peatine silage plus alfalfa hay and straw. Lambs are gradually transitioned from hand feeding to free access forage and grain or grain with molasses, yielding daily gains near one half pound under proper prep and low death losses.
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