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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1953
Page
3
Tee q Kine Babson remarks on cattle and hog markets, drought impacts, and price cycles. He notes recent highs in cattle values, drought-driven market pressure, and expectations for a down cycle with possible government aid doubts. Hog outlook shows rising production and later price recovery amid seasonal shifts.
The Utah Foundation reports that Utahns paid more than 350 million in state and local taxes and fees during the fiscal year ended June 16, 1953, with a per capita burden of 475. The study notes Utah’s total state and local tax load was among the highest in the nation, driven by every major tax type except gambling, and contrasts federal tax impact with state and local levies.
Ever since our electricity cut off last year because I forgot to mail the payment the Misawa has been wary about giving me letters to Rasil. At first he checked my pockets at night, then stopped, and I thought he was convinced. Yesterday I got a past card at the office in familiar handwriting. I turned it over and saw “Thanks, Joe, for mailing my letters,” from St’wan of the Misau.
Forest Supervisor announces that in the Ashley National Forest only permits for local communities will be issued to prevent overcutting. No individual permits in Vernal or Roosevelt areas due to inaccessible trees and past surpluses. dealers in the Basin expected to offer high quality trees at reasonable prices to meet demand.
County agent Clair Ro Acord notes wide temperature fluctuations threaten ventilation in poultry flocks. Poor ventilation leads to damp, drafty quarters and low feed intake, reducing laying potential and profits. Proper ventilation now prevents long term losses and improves welfare. The piece also oddly mentions Utah law requiring tree tagging and a seller named Ne Hurst.
A trade note urges managers to balance temperature changes with proper air circulation to avoid unhealthy conditions. It warns against keeping houses too tight or left too open, stressing that managers must optimize for maximum profits.
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