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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1933
Page
3
Extension forester Paul M. Dunn of Utah State Agricultural College emphasizes three key steps: preplant care, correct planting, and postplant care. He notes trees must be kept moist during transit, planted promptly, and watered regularly to ensure root growth and survival.
Mrs. E A Ferriss of Washington DC touts Kruschen Salts noting her husband lost 16 pounds in four weeks and she uses the product to feel energized. The ad promises fat loss and improved appearance with a daily half teaspoon in hot water before breakfast and offers a money back guarantee.
J E Cosgriff president of Continental National Bank & Trust in Salt Lake City told Rotary Club attendees at Hotel Utah that Utah wool prices rise to about 27 cents a pound, with stocks worldwide and in the U S depleted. He cited 1932 wool clips down by about 40 percent and argued that supply and demand, not legislation, will lift the economy and bring wool and other commodities back to normal through sustained production and reduced waste.
Beaver Post of the American Legion moved the twenty ton Doughboy monument from Main street to the northeast corner of City Park. Erected in 1927, the monument honors Beaver county World War I servicemen with 271 names and twelve gold star deaths.
The article explains alfalfa weevils breed in the farmer’s own field and damage is driven by on-site population. Preventing maturation on one farm reduces next year’s loss. widespread migration is limited, so clean seed and removing volunteers help. One field may suffer while neighboring fields are spared.
Extension Service urges families to raise a small flock of chickens at home to boost nutrition and cut costs. A 50 pullets and 50 cockerels setup with 1500 baby chicks hatched yearly supports family needs. Rhode Island Reds or Plymouth Rocks advised. Leghorns discouraged for home flocks.
The notice promotes a new Clark Jewel Gas range with a Red Wheel oven control. It claims tested recipes with baking times and temperatures for perfect results. The ad invites shoppers to view models in the display and visit today.
The eighth annual Ogden horse show will run June 1 to 3 at the Coliseum with three performances and six numbers. E. J. Shieldsted says the program includes all riding classes judged by Lonnie Hayden, with Jack Rich selecting stock saddle winners. Entries from Nebraska, Colorado and California are expected, including Ex Todenhoft who will bring three five gaited horses. Sterlingster trophies fund winners in each class. New equipment and jumps have been added to improve the show.
The event is expected to attract cap acity crowds each night with strong ticket demand and full venues reported by organizers.
Mrs O Chonarpara and Molly visited May 14 at the home of Mr and Mrs G E Ztector and Mr and Mrs L W Colby in Los Angeles. W C Winiston bookkeeper at the California Company camp was visited. Missry Colby wid Winston are old friends. Mr and Mrs JR Coltharp plan trips to Vernal on May 15. A road crew widened the highway on the hill leaving the old basin toward Vernal. The highway east of Rangel y is being widened and curves eliminated on Sinuns hill. The highway between Douging Creek bridge and KH east has been raised and graveled.
A mountain eagle was presented to Mus salind by a New York son. The bird can nod in affirmation yet cannot vocalize the word yes.
A fair yield of wheat is estimated at 3620 pounds per acre and bananas at 932000 pounds per acre, suggesting strong crop performance in the report.
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