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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1950
Page
3
A guide on teaching children to give wisely through family budget meetings and age appropriate involvement. It suggests practical steps like involving 13 year olds in bulletin design, building classroom furniture, and reporting on aid programs while educating about legitimate causes and avoiding beggar scams.
Outdoor winter warmth hinges on staying active and feeding the body. Veteran outdoorsman Bil Wolt stresses close body insulation with wool next to the skin and windproof outer shells, layered clothing, and wool socks. avoid airspace beneath sleeping gear that leeches heat. select leather boots in dry or snowy conditions and use rubber-bottomed gear when wet.
An oil well will be drilled at Tangely to a depth of 8 000 feet within the next 30 days. Farm Bureau turkey shipment expected to bring at least 10 500 to Basin producers. New mail service tests planned for Basin with Salt Lake routing both ways.
The article describes proper venison preparation noting aging improves tenderness and cautions against using warm meat. It warns against neck meat during mating season and highlights hind quarters, saddle, and various organs as culinary options with emphasis on avoiding overcooking and using fat like bacon in cooking.
Deer hunters who purchased a special antlerless or other permit for the 1950 season must return their kill report cards to the Game Commission within five days after the season closes. No postage is required. The reports record whether the deer was hunted and where it was killed, and may be mailed in.
The article explains deducting Social Security tax from wages and the employer submitting funds to the government. Workers must file claims at the Social Security office, present their card at age 65, and verify credit to their account. It notes the system aims to credit benefits as workers claim.
Foot care practices for keeping a carnival yard clean reduce foot rot in cattle and sheep by removing sharp stones and debris. Proper sanitation and regular inspection help protect livestock from hoof infections and improve overall health.
A reader describes a morning at home where a persistent squeak is heard throughout the house. The sound stops when Eve reveals the culprit as a stuck cd spender clips rubbing back and forth during kitchen movement. The incident highlights how everyday objects can mimic noises.
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