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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1948
Page
4
A Czech artist Carl Fisher suffers hand injuries from a wartime blast and, urged by a friend’s remark about Raphael, teaches himself to draw with his lips and slowly improves. Despite despair he wins critics' belief he may become Europe’s leading illustrator.
Uintah County fair dates September 20 to 22 promise extensive agricultural and horticultural displays with top livestock, crops and crafts judged by experts from Summit Salt Lake and Logan. Vernal ad market expands with Allen Cash Store opening, local gas line opposition and school plans for fall.
The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. George W. Bartlett is reported very ill at Roosevelt Hospital. The MIA convention at Roosevelt was well attended by Tridel officers and teachers. Lowell and Fred Behrman of Colorado visit their brother Horace Behrman. The opening MIA social featured a dancing party with visitors from the stake board. Mr. and Mrs. LaVon Morrill and family and others from Provo and Orem were here.
The notice states only heads of the family may sign for sugar during the season and references guidance from another advertisement. It emphasizes restricted eligibility and the need to follow official postings for distribution or allotment details.
J B Bartlett returned after funeral attendance for Mrs. John T Wilson. He visited Mr and Mrs George O Bartlett of Price. Melvin Kitchen family returned to Logan after two weeks with J L Kitchen and J R McKee. Norman Kitchen moved to Provo to attend BYU. Winford Gray of Nephi visited with Mrs McKee's family and will stay two weeks before returning home.
Most cinnamon used in America comes from powdered cassia tree bark, noted as more pungent than true cinnamon bark. The excerpt explains cassia’s dominance in supply and flavor distinction within culinary uses.
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