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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1952
Page
6
A fragmentary report cites a group at 2452 Van Ness Avenue claiming to electronically feed a small blood sample for diagnostic purposes. The text suggests waves and nerve stimulation, with mention of the term Quiz Kids and odd references to winter, fuel, and electronic systems.
County agent warns that lice infestations on dairy and beef cattle threaten weight gain and thrift. He urges timely treatment with approved larvicides or wettable powders, outlining mixing rates and multiple methods, and recommends consulting local agent for specifics.
The writer muses on public fascination with atomic feats and the limits of understanding. He contrasts sensational headlines with personal medical concerns and urges balanced progress, noting electronic tests may aid but not replace medical judgment, and calls for spiritual development as material advances surge.
Taylor outlines shale oil production feasibility and costs. He cites a 14.7 cent per gallon target for Los Angeles, with refinery plants near Utah and near additional facilities costing hundreds of millions, totaling about 1.5 trillion dollars to reach the goal. The analysis references a Wall Street Journal view on efficient economics and notes substantial capital needs to lower gasoline prices.
A parent recalls their young daughter at the zoo who gazes with a blank, learning stare at elephants while later shifting attention to small birds and reptiles. The scene contrasts the child's calm curiosity with adults' fascination or fear of storms, animals, and even atomic-age doom, as the family wanders past gorillas and orcas.
Farmers in Irya County are urged to take soil samples at six inches depth during dry periods for irrigation and fertilization guidance. Samples should cover ten acres per area, with five spots mixed to form a representative unit, and at least one pint submitted per field for analysis and recommendations from County Agent Acord.
The event featured an original light opera titled Gay It With Na performed by Vernalite at Bart Sartu et 13. The program highlighted a cappella solos duets and ensemble pieces with musical direction by Olsen assisted by Lowell P. Olsen. Frank Jacquet led drama with Ruth Robertson in dance and choreography by Wile Tamlyn as audiences enjoyed a lively showcase of singing and dancing talents.
Agent Clair Acord reports a new mouse control spray approach for farm buildings and cover crops. The plan uses eight pounds of material per acre in areas with heavy cover and emphasizes spraying near existing crops to maximize effectiveness.
Fragmented OCR text discusses applying a spray to areas, urging repetition and attention to high worth zones. Mentions mechanical cleaning last year and targeting areas with reapplication. Names or dates are not clear.
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