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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1953
Page
4
A community gathering honored the Masseys at a local hamburger fry as residents shared news and farewells. Attendees included Mrs. Hall and family, and several neighbors traveling to Salt Lake City and Reno for visits and celebrations.
University of Utah announces registration for fall term from September 24 to 26 with specifics for former and transfer students, entering freshmen, and late applicants. Entrance tests for freshmen are scheduled for September 28, with orientation and counseling details at Kingsbury Hall.
County agent Clair R Acord notes weed control via phenoxy compounds remains a rapid, economical farm practice. U S Department of Agriculture specialists estimate over 30 million pounds used annually with 25 million acres treated in 1950 51. The article urges careful use following manufacturer directions and to consult local experts for field specific guidance.
Household advice covers food handling heat precautions and cleaning methods. Tips include proper milk storage, salt use for spills, vinegar mouthwash, onion odor removal, dishware cleaning with tea or potatoes, and lamp placement for even lighting. Includes safety notes for kids near electrical equipment and posture hints to prevent injury.
The soil acts as a reservoir storing water until needed by the plant. Reservoir capacity depends on soil texture and depth of roots. Irrigation frequency should match water stored and plant use. Technical Bulletin No. 8 lists monthly consumptive use for plant types, e.g., alfalfa in Salt Lake County in July requires 66 inches for the month.
Emergency power and lighting could be provided by ten mobile diesel driven electric generators in case of an attack on New York City. The release notes diesel fuel use rising in America for transport and industry and discusses July water requirements for alfalfa irrigation and soil reservoir holding capacity. Potential irrigation every 15 days is advised if needed. Canal companies and irrigators are urged to consult a recent publication by the Bureau of Engineers.
The Agriculture Department announced a price cut on government owned wool from the 1952 price support program. The move aims to align prices with the market and push more wool into domestic trade with minimal impact on producers.
The article notes a historical shift from only 10 to 20 percent gasoline from a barrel of crude to a modern discovery where nearly half can be converted. It states technology and research in the oil industry now enable higher gasoline yields, with potential for further increases if needed.
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