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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1938
Page
2
The article discusses the ever normal granary concept as a response to economic instability and weather fluctuations. It highlights soil conservation, grain and livestock adjustment programs, crop insurance for wheat, and the goal of storing surplus to stabilize prices and ensure steady market flows. Farmers must lead practical storage and preservation of stored corn to prevent deterioration.
A brief note urging farmer cooperation to implement the publication’s outlined requirements, stressing that adherence is essential to realizing the intended program. It emphasizes participation across farming communities and the need for diligent effort to ensure overall success.
In Vernal and nearby towns residents and visitors were noted last week. Mr and Mrs Charles Hackley and Jack from California visited Vernal. Mrs Delbert Horrocks went to Salt Lake for Institute. Mrs I Yourdon stayed with her husband in Fruita, returning Friday with Mrs Everett. Allen Gentry helped his father move beef to Mack. Mr and Mrs Jim Hall spent the weekend in Fruita. Mrs Jim Barr traveled to Watson from Nebraska. Dorr Finnicum visited Vernal on Tuesday. Charles White and family enjoyed a pleasant surprise when his mother Mrs Kilby and Fay Whhr arrived from Fruita. Mrs Dode Howell moved to Dragon for the school year. Mr and Mrs Jim Mack visited from their ranch. Dale Woods of Vernal visited Ernest Smith’s ranch. Dave Peterson of Mack stayed at the Eddings home. Hunters were passing through town en route to the mountains for deer. One car from Ranson carried two bucks through town on Thursday. Mrs Homer Phillips and children, and Mrs Porter Price and Billy shopped in Vernal on Thursday. Mrs Eddings hosted Saturday card club with high score by Mrs Everett Bascom and low by Mrs Norman. Refreshments concluded the evening. Mr and Mrs Porter Price and Billy, Mrs Homer Phillips and children, and Mr and Mrs Art Wilson were guests at a waffle supper Sunday. Jane Loftis, Vernal school nurse, was in town last week.
Alterra High School presents They Are Irraw Creeps on November 18 directed by Miss Melva Jones with Althea Jenna as student director Ward Jarmat as electrician and Bernice Brickerhoft as advertising. Seniors Val Gardner Lowell Duvall Vern Walker De Lost Gurr Max Rasmussen Lucy Spills Bila Nelson LaRue Haynes LeNore Merkley Velora Ros and others are listed among cast and crew with Mr and Mrs LaMar Thacker and Mr and Mrs Joseph Merkley noted.
The Sparta student paper outlines staff roles with editors and page editors and announces new Forensic Club leadership Theodore Mitchell as president and Althea Jensen as vice president They plan to prepare for a speech tournament and list upcoming school events including dances Ag Club outing and sports summaries.
Mountain Dell ney Fore reports a weekend of visits as Mr and Mrs Floyd Hall ard daughter of Salt Lake City spent time with Mr and Mrs Josh Hall. Neghi residents Mr and Mrs James Keller ard children stayed at Byron’s, while Thomas and family visited LaMarr Tticker at Mrs Dan Adams m tore in Randlett. Sunday visitors included Hyrst Burgess crew and Ed Howlt of Maeser plus Clyde Hacking family from Deep Creek. Arthur Curtis from Cayton joined Laurence Adams’ household. John Blankenship from the Trinidad Islands stayed with Joh Hall. Stephen Adams of Cedarview and Wil ford Adams with children were over for a visit to Dan Adium. Orson Mansur, Edgar Miles, Rawleigh Thacker, and Mt En guests also appeared.
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