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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1932
Page
4
A midcentury home ec style guide advises small juice batches for jelly making using citrus pectin and a flannel jelly bag for clear results. It suggests hot pouring into jars, paraffin sealing, and offers peach pear apple grape combinations plus reminders of jelly on biscuits and toast.
Taul A Dunn extension forester for Utah State Agricultural College urges thinning of aging groves in Uintah Valley to boost fuel wood and improve growth. He notes overcrowded trees reduce value and suggests replacing older plantings with ash, black locust, honey locust, Siberian elm, and Balm of Gilead, planted 6 by 6 feet and watered for faster establishment.
A local event titled the twelfth annual Fardxnalket was held in Parowan recently. Details on participants or activities are limited in the fragment.
A vintage home recipe for preserving fresh corn ears through winter. Husk clean ears boil briefly, dry in shade, store in a sack, and rehydrate before boiling with slight sugar and salt for serving.
County agents helped farmers apply for government feed loans at Grand Orks North Dra kata and seed loans at Base Lake City. About 4000 seed loans totaling 8,475,000 and 2,588 seed loans totaling 248,305.17 were processed. Agents assisted Red Cross officials in distributing 327,368 tons of feed wheat, a major effort from October into the forepart of May.
Governor George W Punt lauds Red Cross flour distribution milled from government wheat in Arizona. He urges continuation of maximum allotment as unemployment rises in copper regions and transient workers seek relief, noting 13 710 barrels delivered by Aug 25 and 3 592 more to Indian reservations via Indian Agencies.
A letter from L O Funk of Duchesne County argues chemical preservatives in home canning are dangerous. He warns preservatives poison bacteria and humans, urges using clean fresh products, pressure canning, boiling 30 minutes after open, and strict sanitary methods to avoid spoilage and risk.
WT H Wiminger of the Nininger Laboratory in Denver explains meteorites to farmers and prospectors, noting three classes iron, stony and intermediate. The Smithsonian cooperation aims to locate meteorites for research with prices from $100 per pound. samples can be mailed to the Nininger Laboratory for evaluation.
Postmaster General Brown sues to force resumption of night airmail between Salt Lake City and San Diego. Case seeks immediate reinstatement and outlines operational impact and legal grounds for reopening overnight service.
Ogden reports seven licensed livestock commission firms after Burgess Livestock became the latest to join last Monday. The Western States firm, bonded and insured, will handle cattle sheep and hog shipments, signaling renewed market activity at the Ogden Union Stock Yards. Sheep sales increased sharply over five years, with cattle and hog trades also rising.
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