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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1954
Page
14
The Thalia Club met with Mrs Lily White on Thursday October 28 with guest speaker Kitney Hammond presenting How to Reapportionment. Eleven members enjoyed a dessert luncheon and afternoon games with Mrs Zina Anderson winning high prize and Mrs Marie Freestone drawing.
The text discusses deer meat flavors and the impact of shot placement and field care. It notes venison can taste good with correct timing and handling, while improper killing or gut-shot animals spoil taste. It also covers blood drainage and avoiding gut contents.
A vintage guide suggests keeping soft butter at room temperature for easy morning toast and sandwiches. It recommends crusts saved for Apple Betty, making cinnamon roast from brown sugar, and using processed cheese with milk to create a quick cheese sauce for vegetables.
Secretary of Agriculture Ezra T Benson told the National Chamber Agricultural Committee that farm product exports are up from 1953 and should climb further in 1955. He cited seven percent higher exports in 1954, plans for more cotton and wheat shipments, and the tailing off of government stockpiles. He spoke of cost cuts, better marketing, more research, tax cuts, and new old age and family security programs for farmers as signs of progress and eased adjustment ahead.
Advice on field methods and cooking venison quality. Recommends quick kill within 100 yards and advises chefs to treat venison as meat, cooking rare to medium rare. Suggests using tougher parts for stews and ribs for fast broiling over charcoal or wood, with minimal salt until the end.
Community visitors from Salt Lake City and various towns joined local families for deer hunting over a weekend. Residents including the Bodily Tlome and Waldyly families hosted relatives and friends from Tabiona, Provo, and Rangeley while plans emerged for upcoming temple weddings in Salt Lake. Notable mentions include Pearl Cork's stroke recovery and Veon McLean heading to Los Angeles for mission work in Hawaii.
Dwight Packard and J Newell Stephens of American Fork representing Utah Power and Light Co speak at a Vernal dinner during a two day Agricultural Committee meeting. Packard is division superintendent while Stephens is division manager.
Two northbound vehicles collide when a cow crosses a roadside area eight miles southwest of Roosevelt. Loren McKee, 37, Tridell, drives a 1954 Chevrolet truck and stops to avoid the animal but is hit from behind by Nathan Generaux, 21, Ft Duchesne, in a 1948 Mercury sedan. Generaux cited for following too close. damage estimated at 200 dollars by Trooper Lowell Bair.
Report notes that about ten percent of U S households maintain home gardens with diverse crops. Data points show regional variation, with higher adoption in suburban areas and among retirees seeking fresh produce.
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