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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1932
Page
6
Practical back to school clothing for young children favors washable corduroy coats and durene cotton dresses. Features include a corduroy coat set with a self belt closure, adjustable necklines, smart trim like yarn tassels, and durable knitted outfits in bright color combinations.
Wisconsin Agriculture notes soybeans provide high protein and good hay quality for dairy and beef rations. It compares soybeans to sudan grass, urging their use after weed destruction, while noting early growth is less effective at weed control.
Illinois farmers increased tractor use by 61 percent and found yearly costs per acre varied with how many horses were displaced. Farms replacing more horses with tractors reported lower labor and machinery costs and higher tractor use, while those with fewer displaced horses showed smaller savings.
Michigan lamb feeders posted better results than the prior year with Charles Niwell of Gratiot County winning as lambs averaged 15 38 pounds per animal, 120 pounds above the previous best. Among 118 contestants about 80 percent fed the ewes and 82 percent pushed the ewes, 90 percent provided winter service, 78 percent dipped to control external parasites, and 100 percent sorted and graded lambs before marketing.
A Prairie Farm Note advises farmers to cure hay fully before baling to avoid loss from natural sweating. Despite seeming dry, hay should be stacked in a mow and allowed to cure to prevent bales from being spoiled or deteriorating in quality.
Data shows in 1931 almost every second person held a savings bank account with 61 million depositors totaling 28.25 billion dollars. Over the prior 20 years savings averaged 100 million annually. In 2011, 17 million savings accounts held just under 8 billion dollars in total.
In Montezuma Castle area Arizona a custodian kept a young rooster for frying pen use until it became flock leader. A Kansas City businessman declined a tire change offer and discovered a removed valve core to let air out at a fueling station.
Dialogue snippet shows Miss 1031 and Lou arguing about kissing in front of parents Bilas 1001 notes hesitation and agreement to avoid public display just in case.
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