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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1933
Page
3
A Utah Basin speech urges self sufficiency through farming and home industry. It promotes dairying poultry sales to California, home sewing via 4 H and Extension Service guidance, wool cordage, and landscaping. Emphasis rests on budgeting, debt avoidance, and building a secure, peaceful community.
Washington urges women to buy Blue Eagle goods as part of the wartime reemployment drive. The appeal stresses national unity, higher wages, and mass buying power to combat depression, urging support for Blue Eagle firms despite profits shortfalls.
U S A C president proposes a shift to rural life led by farmers artists teachers and inventors focusing on home gardens small farms and better rural schools. He links this to national policy such as the allotment plan mortgage relief and farm adjustment acts aiming to decentralize industry and raise the status of agriculture nationwide.
A visionary call to restore America by a farm centered revolution. The text extols agriculture as the cultural and economic seed of national revival, praising farm homes as centers for cultivating intelligence and character through diligent operation.
Less Taylor and Quenton Litster visited at the Sam Snyder theme one day last week. Chris Nielson, who had been ill for some time, is rapidly recovering. Mrs Sam Snycer, Mrs Joe Snyder and children spent Monday in White Rocks visiting relatives.
Mrs Melva Roberts and Miss Gla nys Youlden of Cedarview visited Sunity with Mr B L Caldwell. Mrs Clara Abplanalp returned from Bingham Saturday and was joined home by Mr and Mrs Walter Abplanalp. Byron Thomas and Relief Society members left for Salt Lake conference. Frank Abplanalp Sr and others headed to Midway for ill brother Peter, planning a weeks absence. Caldwell will lead Sunday school in his absence, while James Abplanalp travels to Bingham for work.
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