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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1948
Page
5
Zelph Cael Tt eec leads a Utah trout operation at 7500 feet, producing pink meat fish grown rapidly in artificial lakes. The Calder farm yields 20 tons yearly with trout over 12 inches, ready for quick shipment by rail or air to markets.
The passage states the flag should not be reduced to mere decoration but properly attached or bunting used. It prescribes placing the flag over the speaker, at the platform rear, or from a wall or curtain rod and describes display from a projecting flagstaff with the union at the peak unless flown at half staff.
The text describes year round fish supply to customers, with ten pounds frozen and stored in deep freezers to be brought on call. An acre of taxed surface yields 500 fish. Mr. Calder owns 8800 acres and plans further lake applications, signaling a growing Utah industry.
Two men evicted from the Miles Goodyear cabin on Tabernacle Square in Ogden after breaking a fence and occupying the site for days. The scene draws attention as residents reflect on pioneer history and housing shortages. The piece also includes a brief explainer on the Treasury Department and the role of the secretary of the treasury in the U.S. government.
Vernal municipal rose garden and the Garden club will receive national recognition with a Rose Annual article. Paul Doughterty of San Luis Obispo wrote the piece after visiting Vernal garden and being invited by the American Rose Society Ltd. Garden officials include Ellen Barr, Jenny Feltch, Dora Hansen, and Hartle Y. Johnson.
Ballard Ellen Bracken reports on local people: Betty Eldredge visits family in Seattle. Raymond and Lena Eldredge host. Tayne Clark’s newborn girl. Elroy Norton relocates to Mt Emmons for REA work. Alden White’s daughter Phyliss hospitalized in Salt Lake City with eye infection. Families travel, relocations, hospitalizations, and social events are described alongside ward and YMMIA notices.
A broad report notes through the era that a wide range of goods including fruits vegetables seafood and apparel are transported from the United States to Central and South America Europe and Australia highlighting extensive international trade activity and labor movements.
A Wisconsin man plans to travel Monday to reunite with his wife and two children who have been staying with Mia after a reported abduction claim. The man's father, John Cook, remains involved as the case develops.
The readable fragments mention a nurse and Mrs. Alex Duvall with references to Brigham Young University and Salt Lake during the summer. The text is garbled and lacks a coherent event or outcome.
The report notes about 39 000 farm accident deaths during 1946 47 with roughly 19 800 occurring on farms in 1946 47. It cites a postwar rise in farm related fatalities and broader accident trends among rural residents.
Price residents Steven Anderson and his daughter Dorothy Brandt visited last week. Robert Galley spent days in Price, as did Mr and Mrs Lowell Duvall and family from Pleasant Grove visiting Mr and Mrs Alex Duvall. Harold Dillman of Roosevelt visited the Domgaard home with Mrs Mary Keene and Mrs Vonnie Dahlberg and son Loma made a business trip to Salt Lake City. Neldon Duvall, son of Mr and Mrs Duvall, appears in the local notes.
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