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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1949
Page
5
The passage outlines how prolonged calf sucking can reduce milk production, urges regular culling of unprofitable or diseased flocks, and notes mosquitoes may help spread fowl pox. It covers sow feeding, ketosis prevention in dairy cows, lead paint poisoning risk, anthrax conditions, turkey infectious sinusitis, and the nutritional value of alfalfa and bluegrass for pig prenatal development.
An Ohio veterinarian warns in Veterinary Medicine that sheep resist certain drugs like children. Large medicated boluses can be regurgitated when owners leave sight, and salt mixed with phenothiazine may be refused. The air stomach tube is advised as the reliable method to administer parasite-killing drugs to sheep.
Detroit writer George J. Kelso argues husbands should support wives by daily acts of praise and attention. He offers four starter suggestions: compliment grooming, admire home improvements, praise meals, and show pride in wives on social outings. The piece concludes these simple, steady gestures could improve family happiness.
Fertilizing pastures boosts total yields and protein content, reduces mid and late summer declines, and helps control weeds. The Romans used shorthand as early as 63 B C according to the Encyclopaedia Britannica.
In Havant England a 15 year old boy and a 14 year old girl found with football betting slips were bound over under a 1541 Tudor statute restored for juvenile protection. The rule aims to discourage underage involvement with gambling and visiting bookmakers.
A Utah publicity piece highlights five recommended dude ranches led by Ross Musselman at Four M Ranch in Monticello. It cites an July 18 trek with 40 horses for 20 guests, mentions Randall Henderson and Gov. J Bracken Lee joining, and urges Utah tourism amid rising eastern interest. Also notes Golden Spike Day at Ogden, U P railroad travel inquiries up 34 percent, and Kennecott copper refinery plans adding 800 jobs and raising Utah payroll.
Cranford New Jersey students and townspeople transform a block-long lawn behind Cranford High into a multi-sport recreation field. Faculty, students, and residents supply labor topsoil and materials while the board donates tools and vehicles.
The piece profiles John James Audubon’s wilderness influence on modern sportsmen. It also reports Utah Bear Dances in White Rocks and Randlett, noting Ute and Ouray participation and Sun Dance plans. A uranium find near Marysvale adds a geological interest with Pratt Seegmiller involved.
The passage recalls John James Audubon born 1785 who roamed the American wilderness to sketch birds and compile Birds of America. He endured poverty and danger walking 200 miles for a single picture while pursuing hunting taxidermy and relentless study to publish his famed work.
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