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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1929
Page
4
The interior of a moving coach fills with tense quiet as attackers prepare. Outside, eyes peer from the thicket and a distant gunfire rhythm signals an imminent clash. Comrades await a coded signal to move, while inside crew keep weapons ready for the looming strike.
In Moisson a tense crowd gathers around the Desere family arrest amid envy, loyalty displays, and speculation. Folk discuss a mysterious English spy known as the Scarlet Imperiel and claim Lauzet may have captured him for a ten thousand livre reward.
The Craig Empire lauds Vernal High as the visitors upset Craig 7 to 6, praising Vernal’s rugged play and new team spirit. Vernal finished conference play 4–1, second in Northeastern Utah, with coach Taylor commended for building a quick, hard fighting squad.
The California Fruit Growers Exchange reports U.S. per capita orange consumption rose from 434 to 567 dozens over 1927-1928 to the present period due to newspaper advertising. Citrus juice use boosted demand. California citrus yield fetched $113,874,162, the largest on record, though the prior year was $129,444,593. A total of 63,010 freight cars were needed to haul the crop.
Jay Winkleman of North Sannete High School is among 25 U S students advanced to American Farmer at the Second Annual FFA Congress in Kansas City He received a gold key at a Kansas City Chamber of Commerce banquet where Secretary of Agriculture Hyde spoke Winkleman leads the Utah FFA Association and the J C Penney Co funded the trip plus other Utah students joined the livestock judging team at the American Livestock Show in Kansas City.
Forest officials meet with Rep Colton and other lawmakers amid talks on federal aid highway funding. They argue against section 2 which would prioritize roads on the federal aid system, fearing it would derail forest road programs not within the federal aid network.
Commissioner Wood of Idaho advocates changes urged by the forest service. The Colton bill section 2 may be amended to avoid altering the $7.5 million annual forest roads appropriation while directing any additional funds to be used for linkages on federal aid highways crossing national forests.
Mr and Mrs Elwin Peterson and family of Neola were visiting in Gimes the weekend.
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