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Newspaper

Vernal Express

Location

Vernal, Utah, United States of America

Date

Oct 27, 1932

Page

5

Sugar Beet Boom Promises American Sweetener Deluge

Crop statisticians expect 8 million tons of beets from 813000 acres producing over 1.1 million tons of sugar in 1932. In Pasadena the output could fill the amphitheater with sugar, requiring 239000 freight cars and supporting tens of thousands of jobs across multiple states.

Monster Stadium Pasadena California United States White Peak United States Beet Sugar Association Rose Bowl

MIA chicken supper boosts spirits in ward house gathering

Frigid weather didn’t dampen a Friday evening MIA event in the ward house with strong attendance. New officers include George W. Bartlett and Luthel Goodrich, while various department leaders and visitors were noted, plus plans announced for mining activity and regional development.

MIA Ward House Game Committee George W. Bartlett Luthel Goodrich Dramatic Art Department Grant Morrill Glenn Morrill Dewey MecConkle Davis Morrill Nelile Merkley Vernal Darnell Goodrich Ethel Goodich Laton McCoois Roosevelt Mrs Morrill

Jensen Community Notes and Local Visitors

Democratic candidates for district judges in Provo are listed among Friday night events. Ladies Aid of Vernal quilt and socialize at Mrs. 8 P Kelly’s, with guests from Salt Lake City and Venezuela connections. Visitors include Phil Roe family from Oklahoma, Dwight Billings from Provo, and locals noting deer hunting trips and church services with long host of regional names.

Dave Karren Blue Mountain Denver Victor Famiy Dave Vernal Joan Mnscue Ed Lewis Ranch Ilscue Ito Dallas H Young Willis Johnson Stanley Ashton HL B Calder Verness Martin M Larson Abe Turner Provo Ladies Aid Society of Vernal P Kelly Henry Herriott George Guild Leo C Thorne Robert Witmer Kelly Elizabeth Blankenship Salt Lake City Js*n Blankenship Trinidad Island Venezuela Garber Asphalt Bertha Meredith B P Kelly Blankenship Dwight Billings WFP Billings Jensen Mr. Billings Utah County George Massey Jr Alton Peterson Tred Wall

Local Republicans host social at Fort Duchesne house

A social given by the local Republican ladies at the Fort Duchesne fat edicot house featured speakers Hugh W. Colteen and L. Wm. Carlstrom and vocal solos by Miss Margaret Neal. A luncheon was served by Mrs Waynes and Miss Mary L. Naylor.

Moffat Edicot House Mabel Hugh W. Colteen L. Wm. Carlstrom Margaret Neal Waynes Mary L. Naylor Parent-Teachers Association of Fort Duchesne School Drummond Haynes Wardell Frigne Carrell Eleanor Fayedxk Eduard Haynes Virginia Thompson Fort Duchernn Homer Haynes Jas Eskelson Mitchel Ian Dongard Eskelson Diamond Mountain Hallett Grivet Roosevelt Morday T & Mallett Duchesne Joe Fyes Salt Lake City Corry Oves Filsonite Young Rouservet Hed Atumiler Duranto Cato Williem Schraecher Mr Hammer Canyon City Rilsonite Canton City Harry Aumiller Irvin Gagan Gibonite Tire Carl Sauer Roonevele Eves L. Estelson Nebeker Mrg 27Sp

Honor for Mra Bud Aumil ler Observed Thursday

A ceremonial honor was held Thursday in tribute to Mra Bud Aumil ler. Attendees included local officials and community members who praised his service and impact.

Eker Mra Bud Aumiller

Taxes by any other name tax issue in Chanute

The Omaha World Herald comments on Chanute Kansas ownership of a municipal electric system branding the city taxless. It argues that costs are hidden in user charges for electricity gas and water rather than direct taxes and that non resident property owners reap city benefits while residents bear the expense.

Omaha World Herald Chanute Kansas

Evolution of Silo Importance to Uintah Basin Farmers

The trench silo combines wood staves cement and hollow tile in a low cost, high yield system. Corn silage offers nearly 70 percent moisture and can match alfalfa value when balanced with forage. it can double dairy and beef feed value when paired with alfalfa. Proper drainage air exclusion and mold prevention are essential to avoid botulism. silage can boost Utah Basin feed resources and improve shallow soils previously alfalfa sick.

Utah

Travel Articles Take You to the Far Corners of the Earth

National Geographic Society promotes exploration and scientific study by funding expeditions from Alaska to Peru. It supported Mount Katmai observations, a Ten Thousand Smokes monument creation, Mount Brukaros solar study, Peary and Byrd polar ventures, and Inca traces research. The society’s travel writing informs readers and sparks discussions.

Kr Yledee National Geographic Society Nations Capitol United States Sociery Mount Katmai Alaska Callisonia Smithsonian Mount Brukkaros South West Africa Admiral Peary North Pole Admiral Byrds Peru Columbus Astlati Amerricuy Reguelarly National Geographia Society

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