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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1943
Page
3
The Vernal Express lists William B Wallis as editor and notes second class mail status at the Vernal Utah post office. The notice cites March 13 190% entry and references the act of March 3 1878 with a 1.50 postage and 100 item measure.
Fragmented OCR text laments farm supply issues, noting delayed decisions worsen dairy milk production. Mentions small farmers, marketing cooperatives, and rising costs as factors, with reference to a looming national milk shortage.
The text discusses when surplus Uintah and White River Ute lands are Indian lands and subject to trust for the Indians. It cites Ash Sheep Company v United States and notes acts from 1902 1903 and 1880 showing ceded or surplus lands being retained for tribal ownership or held in trust, with Department interpretations and references to Stellar Reorganization Act context and public land disposal rules.
Colorado freight update details Larsen Transportation and Comet Motor joining to streamline Utah shipments. A GM C tractor unit with a Fruetsuf trainer powers a 28 fret long semi trailer. Through shipments will move directly to Craig, eliminating on-site transfers and speeding delivery according to Marguerite Leeman, Larson Company manager, Steamboat Springs.
In Rawlins Wyoming labor short ages handicapped the operation of George Lemaines sheep ranch. The four of his shearers became aM. Lemaine came to town and hired five women who are busy shearing sheep.
War news details the burdens on farmers including postwar plantings delays, blackout duties, soil and crop protection under bombardment, and price controls. It notes tax rules on profits, feed rationing, and new price ceilings affecting beef, lamb, and transport parts, with casualty totals and steel demands for wartime production.
The War Food Administration announces crop workers certificates for 3.5 million people, home canning sugar allotments, and ammunition resale rules. Western lumber restrictions prioritize military needs, while farm machinery rationing is revised to speed use. New insurance options for soldiers are offered before the August deadline, with Indian tribal efforts boosting seed and garden supplies to support wartime food production.
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