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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1960
Page
4
Gade Liu reviews livestock feeding practices and management strategies at the University of Wisconsin, highlighting methods to optimize nutrition, efficiency, and animal welfare. The piece surveys feeding programs, forage options, and husbandry techniques across dairy and beef operations, with practical recommendations.
Discussion of Sudan grass and sorghum as forage noting the danger of poisoning cattle, with Wisconsin dairy herd experience showing no deaths when properly managed. Advises preventing access to immature pastures, ensuring barn feed first, and monitoring grazing during drought. Mentions hydrocyanic acid risk in young sprouts and compares salt and water intake with coffee as a heat coping reference.
M M Zollar superintendent of Uintah and Ouray Agency stated that transfers of mixed blood interests in tribal assets must follow regulations. Purchases of stock certificates from mixed blood members before adoption of regulations and without offers are invalid. Regulations allow disposal after federal supervision ends and before August 27, 1904, with an opportunity for the tribe to meet the sale price to match the highest bona fide offer.
The week long mourning dove season opens Thursday September 1 and runs through September 7. Daily bag limit is ten birds with a possession limit of 20 birds.
The text describes a right of first refusal for tribe members and mixed breed members, binding as a covenant running with the land. It requires disclosure in each deed or conveyance instrument, and references the regulations related to thetees. The passage emphasizes that the right is a community constraint attached to property transfers.
The Primary officers and teachers hosted a fried chicken dinner at Split Mountain Gorge on Saturday for thirty two attendees. Numerous relatives including Mr and Mrs Turner and Mr and Mrs Moon joined in visits across Salt Lake City, Roosevelt, Farmington, and Durango while attending family events and local gatherings.
Kathryn Kay of Utah spoke to Vernal Rotary Club with Grace Gossard as guest. Guests received model dinosaurs from Mrs Ralph Ashton. Evan Clay of Salt Lake City is announced as Thursday’s speaker. Several locals and families are noted with travels to Provo Springville Maple Dell and Yellowstone Park.
Primary graduation included talks by Nolet Dean Clara Turner Marie Peterson and Gloria Stewart. The bishop awarded certificates. Vern Wil king gave the first address. Darlene Evans sang. Asher Evans spoke second. Visiting at Luther Stewart home Saturday evening were Mrs Jim Donald and family from Farmington New Mexico and Mr and Mrs Philip Murray and family plus Mr and Mrs Gene Stewart and family from Vernal. Amanda Prince stayed in Rangely with her son and family. Dale and Meg Stewart and family visited Ward Murray. Ward Murray from Donanza spent a day with his parents. Enid Morse accompanied her uncle Ernest Smith of Vernal to Montrose Colorado. Eli and Ernest Smith visited Raymond Stewart. Bun Massey and Rita Warren visited Luther Stewart’s home with Mr and Mrs Earl Alfred. Ida Stewart planned a mountain stay with her daughter. Descartes quote on offense.
Mr and Mrs Asher Manwaring and Glendon and Elva Lynn joined a Merrell family reunion in Provo. They met Val Ross and LuJean of Seattle, then spent a week in Seattle visiting their daughter and son in law. The group headed home late in the week.
The 16th Noliday On Ice production features 83 international skating stars and 22 acts for a 10 day Utah State Fair engagement in Salt Lake City starting Friday September 16. The show blends fantasy ballet comedy folk dancing and precision routines with acts titled Golden Aurora Slavic Phapsody Teepees and Totem Poles Mother Goose Land Revue Des Ballets and Land Seal Air. A banquet honoring LaVell Manwaring and Grace Anchilada was held Monday evening.
An old advertisement details Crochet and Lace dress patterns with multiple numbers and a photo guide. It lists pricing per pattern and needlework items, mentions gift options, and provides a mailing address for Audrey Lane Bureau in Chicago for pattern orders.
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