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Vernal Express

Location

Vernal, Utah, United States of America

Date

May 28, 1931

Page

2

Nevada Finds Gold Economy Plan Focuses on Roads

Intermountain reports in Nevada a small mining camp 14 miles northwest of Ter ington yielded gravel values from 76 cents to a dollar per pan. Utah projects include a municipal power plant engine and several highway improvements across state lines.

Nevada Tomopash Nev Terington Tagan Ogden Utah Baptist Association Ber J Specer Salt Lake City USA State Fish and Game Department State Game Commissaloder Utah State Tax Commission Tax Commission CISCO Coloralo Cleco Monticello Bom Idaho State Board of Equalization Manti John Gunderson Ele Toolle Tooele County Seewr Ivery Casa Everton Baltake County Agricultural Department Bor Silve TE Ida Golden Chariot Cam Atens Gona Amnella U3 Bureau of Public Roada Jona 5 Last Chance Inn Targhee National Forest Yellowstone Larks West Entrance Panguitch Pengultch East Fork Creek Paysa Clarence Welch Lodgelan Rok Welch

Patterson Named Army Surgeon General for Four Years

Surgeon General Maj Gen Robert U Patterson of the medical corps has been approved by President Hoover for a four year term as surgeon general of the army. Patterson previously served as surgeon of the Hawaiian department since August 1930 and led the Cassety unit in 1918.

Robert U Patterson Medical Corps Army Hooter Lenval Patterson Hawian

Crop Rotations Aid to Alfalfa

The article discusses alfalfa friendly crop rotations developed by Colorado farmers under extension agent T G Stewart at Colorado Agricultural College. It outlines 100 and 160 acre farm plans with 5 6 year alfalfa cycles and accompanying crops like corn sugar beets and barley to sustain hay yields and cash crops. It notes red clover and sweet clover as alternatives and emphasizes balanced rotations for cash and feed crops.

T G Stewsatt Colorado Agricultural College Stewart Altifuces Colorado

Pedestrianism Praised as Healthful Sport in Historic Debate

A New York Sun correspondent defends pedal walking from a physician’s critique calling it clowning. The piece cites 19th century walkers like Edward Fayson Weaton John Eanis and Dan OLeary as evidence that walking preserves health and longevity amid rising motorism.

iArilis Exo New York Edward Fayson Weaton John Eanis Dan O'Leary Inwaukea Sentinel

Sweet Clover May Deter White Grubs In Pasture

Wisconsin agricultural staffer L F Graber promotes planting Aver Sweet Clover for pasture to deter white grubs, noting red clover also helps in sandy soils. He cites grub densities in June grass and timothy and suggests liming and phosphate to improve pastures before seeding in poor lands.

L. F Graber Agron My Wisconsin College of Agriculture Timothy

Destroy Cabbage Worms With Arsenate Poison

An old farming note explains using lead arsenate to control cabbage worms. Mix two pounds per fifty gallons or two tablespoons per gallon with soap emulsion to improve spread. Dust on young plants safely, but remove outer leaves before eating.

Cleveland Banker Sees Improving Business Amid Stock Gains

John McHugh of Cleveland noted improving business and pointed to strong gains on the stock market. He cautioned against speculation and mentioned discussions among locals about the behavior of average speculators in the prior week.

John McHugh Cleveland

Fort Dearborn Replica Guards Chicago Worlds Fair 1923

Old blueprints of Fort Dearborn found in War Department archives helped create a log replica on display at the Chicago Worlds Fair in 1923. The exhibit showcased 1812 era uniforms and the guard duty of soldiers surrounding the recreated fort.

Leading red raspberry varieties from Minnesota trial farm

Two raspberry varieties Latham and Chief headline a state farm evaluation. Latham ranks high for vigor and yield while Chief matures about ten days earlier. The report references other varieties and notes disease resistance and flavor attributes.

Latham Minnesota Logan

Fort Dearborn rebuilding uniforms led by J Franklin Sell

In 1933 plans for reconstructing Fort Dearborn and the defenders uniforms emphasize authenticity. J Franklin Sell asserts the new gear will mirror historical styles and materials closely.

Fort Dearborn J Eranklin Sell

To the Lady of the House Int

An odd conversational fragment features a humorous exchange about vacuum cleaners. The exchange hints at a busy household and a ready speaker who will carry the conversation. Names and context suggest a playful domestic vignette.

Dr Percea Pleasant Pellets Liver Pill Commercial

An old advertisement touts Dr Percea Pleasant Pellets as original liver pills marketed for sixty years. The copy claims liver and bowel regulation and uses period style language to promote health benefits.

Percea

Doctor hello Jones inquiry and greeting

A brief, informal exchange opens with a friendly hello and asks Jones how he is. Patlect suggests seeking information to answer the question.

Jones

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