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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1932
Page
5
A nationwide drive begins in April to fight tuberculosis with 2084 associations and committees pooling funds from last year’s Christmas appeal. Under the slogan Find the Other Chee health officers physicians nurses and social workers will seek unknown active cases to break transmission and protect families.
A historic shift credited to Dr Osler and nurses who visited homes of tuberculosis patients starting in 1903 and by 1906 there were 34 visiting nurses in nine cities expanding care beyond clinics to improve living conditions and prevent spread.
The article discusses Labor Income or Operators Labor and Management Wage as a farmer's net earnings after deducting three expense groups. It emphasizes treating farming as a business, keeping detailed records, and considering family labor and net capital interest as non cash deductions. It also covers tuberculosis screening in schools and the role of early detection and home investigations in preventing spread.
An instruction piece urges every family to plant an adequate garden using a long, horse cultivator friendly layout. It details soil preparation, seed planting, weeding, and tight cultivation to keep moisture steady. It lists vegetables with varieties and notes a school event with a chorus and a presidential blessing.
In the absence of Laurence Colton president of the senior dam, side Noble announced the class pro.
Patrol reports and social notes from Jensen and Vernal include illness and hospital visits, mine workers recalled to duty, and residents visiting relatives. Local clubs meet and plan events while weather and grazing conditions affect farming and sheep operations in the valley.
An article describes a Mothers Day program at a local home led by Mrs Enina Smith and Mrs Ben Blaugh with Boy Scout involvement. Participants include Junius Goodroht, Ajax Johnson, Leland Workman, Merril Karren, Nap es Martin Jackson and others performing songs, recitations, dances, and stories under direction of Mrs Tena Saigh and Mrs George Thompson.
The article explains propagation from hardy parent stock to improve resilience. It notes erratic plants can produce hardier offspring and that a strawn protective mulch over roots helps tender varieties survive winter. It mentions cold winters freeze many plants but proper fall mulching prevents damage and supports late blooming varieties.
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