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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1958
Page
8
Emeritus Professor Dr Gustav Boltatedt of the University of Wisconsin writes on management in animal husbandry. The piece outlines principles for efficient farm operations, emphasizing rational feeding, housing, and labor practices to improve productivity and welfare.
Article discusses how farm animals tolerate heat across tropical and temperate climates. It notes Brahman cattle with short hair and light coats cope better in high temperatures, while hypothalamus temperature regulation aids heat tolerance. The piece highlights native tropical breeds, production versus adaptability, and breeding goals to retain rusticity. It mentions Wisconsin experiments on frost and misleads of sorghum and warns about potential toxins in certain feeds. Readers’ questions directed to Dr Bokstedt at the Salt Institute Chicago.
Nene Karren, longtime resident, came home last week after five months in Grand Canyon, Arizona where she was employed. Mrs Dale Openshaw and son Douglas left Friday evening for Twin Falls, Idaho to join Mr Openshaw and establish residence. Other local movements include Bishop Morris Cook family in Salt Lake City for conference and Mrs Lynn Pope attending Relief Society events. Visitors to Naples Sunday included Mrs Ernie Bork of Prescott and Mrs Roby Wicks with Mr and Mrs Meritt Phelps of Salt Lake City.
Sunday evening meeting in the ward featured Orlo Goodrich of the bish opric with Ina Chivt era of the YWMIA in charge. Participants included Gerald I Harrison Wiley Pope Ferron Morrison Byron Merrell Sharon Gardiner Bonnie Muirhead and Aromatchardson. Miss Carlie Goodrich attended a Salt Lake City conference. Elder Eugene Manwaring and his mother joined, and Mr Dee Manwaring left for the LDS mission. House guests at Asael Haws’ home were Gaylen Haese of Portland Oregon and his parents, George and Mrs Daede, Vernal natives.
The Annapolis Log reports a lively exchange between Teetie and Bill over a domestic disagreement. The remark about an ax being thrown adds a humorous, if sharp, edge to the night’s conversations.
The Sunshine Birthday Club held a party at Mrs Lilie Bigelow’s home in Lapoint honoring Mrs Barbara Nyberg and Lillie Bigelow. Reading, songs, and games entertained eight members and visitors including Bigelow’s daughters. Numerous locals and relatives visited from Vernal, Roosevelt, Salt Lake City, and nearby towns, with cake, refreshments, and gift exchange.
A missionary farewell party for Errol Merkley was held at Tridel recreation hall on Friday under MIA direction. Attendees included Laten Tross, various Merkleys, and relatives from American Fork, Vernal, Roosevelt, and other points. The event featured songs, solos, and speeches as Errol prepared to depart for the southern states mission.
Bell Telephone's Gates To The Mind, a science program for families, premieres Thursday October 23 at 6 00 PM on Channel 4. It explores human senses, stating there are at least four rather than five, per Mountain States Telephone Manager Delbert Brown. The article also notes Ellen visiting Salt Lake City and lists attendees of a J L Kitchen family reunion in American Fork, with Norman Kitchen hospitalized after a heart attack.
A color film titled Gateways To The Mind showcases brain body contact and senses, highlighting how ponsy organs function and including unusual perception experiments. Sponsored by the Telephone Company, it follows an earlier project shown to over 120,000 in Utah. The hour long program will be offered to schools and organizations for viewing.
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