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Show January 11, 1915 arsda.v ( BEAR RIVER VALLEY LEADER, TREMONTON, UTAH : Life-Savin- Thompson, of frs...a t,r husband m New Year's. Cpl. t Went to Louisiana after S ffitom Alaska last to h ompson expects as long as ber her husband KtaMcDonald is a son of Mr. U. S. Pilot Uniform g - Radio's New Chief ')nal,J DEYVIll - ?m''oT i:'. Novem-itturiuE- ' ' ( ? " v " ii I rf .. ir-r- S I "; . , V r I , V 1 Junius Thompson. folks basket dance evening was attendW 11 crowd of enthusiastic e merry makers who much. very evening Mrs. .Stanley Petersen E. Petersen of Tre- Mrs- Janusine Petersen, and Mr3 wOliam Petersen rand Mrs. Gladys Ogg and dinner guests of Mr. V Petersen last Wed-jji- d C. Mi arried f en-fi- fS'nre C I SKd Jrts sident C. H. E. Smith and r 1 . ,. to" I . 1' . v - , I I . . , good it and keep trying, about Ikers win.ler.be V i have played a basketball They frthe last few weeks. good bail, but have TJcceeded in winning a game iwcan't Pat-Jos- I .." :. v .(.,... I "V v.y; if ;.:::.::.;:..: .. - f S 4 - Kirkham were the Sunday message was given at our meeting f Lm "' rfs Mnm!lZ'',yL,..-...- :st ' V Ta We. tt - .',, . attentive audience. on the program were Otter parts Willis Petersen; vocal "reading by accompanied Hansen, Helen solo tW couple of Camouflage Used Against Nazis days. Travels Far to 1887 Hospital Bill ISLAND, NEB. Despite years and a bus trip of nearly Charles Winklepleck, 20 miles, of Kan., beamed Manhattan, hos-pltproudly as he paid a bill at the bill dated August 3, here- -a near " 10, 1945. To qualify for payments under the Sugar Act, producers must pay in full all persons employed in the production of sugar beets at rates not less than those determined to be fair and reasonable by the War Food Administrator after public hearing and investigation. The Act also provides that, in qualifying for conditional payments, processors who are also producers must pay for sugar beets purchased from other growers at prices determined to be fair and H. A. Lish Sr. received word from their children in Los Angeles, California, that Mr and Mrs. Elmo Lish were the proud parents of a son bom recently. Sunday Mr. and and Mrs. Glen Drummer and children, of Brigham , ,..:.:. :. City, visited relatives here. i Margaret Leggitt, of Brigham City, spent several days here with reasonable by the War Food The Administrator grandmother, Mrs. N. Peter ministrator. Marble. to make recommen- authority jhas Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Packer and dationa regarding the terms and children, of Brigham City, visited conditions of contracts between Hirfanlf'lnili at the home of Mr. and Mrs. is'.lfiTowers and processors of sugar Feter beets and between laborers and Marble. Paul Porter, above, publicity the growers, Sunday eveningprogram chairman for the Democratic nationgiven under the direction oXj al committee during the recent cam- was the Genealogical society with Hor- - Farm Prices At High Level paign, has been given an interim ace R. Barnard in charge. Thei Prices received by farmers at appointment by President Rnosevelt, were Seaman speakers 1c markets are at the highest as chairman of the Federal Commond Hansen of Evans, and Elder level since September 1920, the munications commission. Roy Jensen of Bear River City USDA reports, with the farm proMrs. Virginia Peterson, of duct price index 200 per cent of the visited her parents, Mr. August y 1914 average and Mrs. M. G. Perry on Monday. up 4 points during the month endMr. and Mrs. Floyd Gardner ed December 15 and also 4 points took their baby daughter, who is above a year ago. The major upvery ill with pneumonia, to the turns were in fruit, truck crops, Eudge Clinic on Monde y. and poultry and egg price groups. Mrs. Anna Germer came home Parities remained unchanged with from a Brigham hospitaJ much im- the index of prices paid, interest proved from her illness. and taxes steady at 171 per cent averaere. Farm pro- Friday, January 6th, Mr. and of the 1910-1- 4 Mrs. Warren Haycock, of Dewey- - duct prices as a whole averaged ville, lost their baby son, Paul, of 117 per cent of parity. Corn, wheat, pneumonia. Mr. and Mra Haycock cotton, hay and peanut prices were and Mr. and Mrs. Chris Hansen, stiU below 0 r parity in parents and grandparents, have! the sympathy of all. Funeral lwreme CCC Financing vices were held Monday at 1 p. m. i j commodity Credit Corporation's wand chapel, financiai which include with Bishop Clarence Fryer in:loana to operations farmers, purchases of r&?" farm products, and other agricul- , onww anaJ uioria LJsn tural support programs 'Ljtlte Pink Rose Bud," with LolBli priceno mn vv onn riurine-O the yV) Mrs. Snow at the piano. Invocation tLfcAX 1944 fiscal year compared with was by M. G. Perry. Mrs. Dixon for the previous year $3,506,00-,00- 0 of Tremonton sang "Your Sweet less and than $3,000,000,000 of CCC Little Rosebud," with Mrs. Snow;,a ...J,),.!, during the Lieut. Bert DeWayne Morris, at the The speakers were piano. of pre-wriod operations to known fans movie better USXIt, v vt . x. v, ICOl back to 1933. as Wayne Morris, is shown in his dent C. E. Smith iofiLlHVillvJI. dating the Bear River TVirt tiiarfinua total rf mfirp than Hellcat following a series of mis- Stake and Clarence Fryer. Bishop includes the sions in which he shot down seven remarks were made by $9 ' 000,000,000 of commod-th- e $5i00o,000,000 been He has reported Jap planes. to tiie parents and speakers e and for chased several times in dispatches from the relatives. Barbara Snow and Glona account for which the elated Pacific. We'll Under-- ! Um ij roimburscd by the was offered by AdmiJlistraUon. Estl- Five-Sta- r farm mated cost of the 1943-4- 4 was dedicated ralarl.ailtthcfgrave! by O W. Snow m including rt program, the Deweyville cemetery Ml... I.. I, payments to producers Many flowers and the many. equalization was $350,000,000 rooeaaorai . friends and relatives from Idaho, of the estImated Panguitch, Utan Salt Lake City, is $750,000,000 programs and the surrounding communities including the direct payments to of alL the expressed sympathy dairymen to boost the production of milk and butterfat. x;. - :, Ad-h- Ai: lfr"rr-n- W lH tiiilfi II IT" Ray-'loc- al Pet-ersbor- o, Movie Star Flier 1909-Jul- f 1887. ser-lW- ar from the hospital 57 was told to jears ago, Winklepleck to $21.42, pay the bill, amounting whenever he could. Winklepleck $25 and refused gave the hospital Dismissed jr j J change. - - w Light Trucks to Essential Civilian Use Release The office of transportation resumed the acceptance of applications for the purchase of new light motor trucks for essential civilian use. ODT stopped taking the applications last month because the civilian pool ws exhausted. On August 7, how-eve- r, exempted government agencies relinquished their claims on the light vehicles, making some avail-shi- p j WASHINGTON. ar defense for m Sergeant Marvin C. Hans Jr. of Owensboro, Ky., demonstrates new snow cape being used by U. S. infantrymen battling Nazi winter offensive in Belgium. The one-piecape, which ties in front, provides d quick, easy camouflage for soldiers fighting on ground. White rags around rifle give additional protection. snow-covere- Sends Penicillin to Italy I. - -'-- , TRACTOR l ; , OWNER! you J our shape for Spring work. O Our new shop foreman is HARLEY wo has CONFER had 25 years of experience with CATERPILLAR TRACTORS REPAIR Headquarters for TRACTORS UNITS SEP COMBINE MOTORS MAGNETOS CARBURETORS Actylene - . 0 and Electric WELDING " j. . i 7M- JO Fielding ! Students of the Fielding school received a Certificate of Honor, from Washington, D. C, which was signed by Secretary of Treasury Henry Morgenthau, commending them on their cooperation in ':?'v V Ask About Our WATER By Sue King K KM r: )i For the Home 5 NEW FURNACES : Are Now Available ) five-st- -- W'Hr liwi u inrB " "iliniiiifii'"! IT"' Farm War News ar d. Medal for An Observer 0. W. EWER Ace ;: t MYERSPUMPS f 1 1 Systems o t i assure QUICK ACTION I ad vlsablo to fer- vour supply of tested, dependable, th-Meed Brand year. tile Northland Relow-averag- e produrtirm and Increased maxidemand for seed that 1 uiU produce nhort-ge causing a mum wartime crops f high quality seed. BE SI HK or an adeqinite nmoiint of the dependable need Identified by th Ilyincr Ommn on tho bag and backed by the 61 year reputation of r s PETERSON ne 90 - tu EARL, Mgr. Tremonton Gen. Henry II. Arnold, of the army air forces, mander I.ouif r.!rrnmitanrps. Corn. makes bedside presentation of the n nf Morit In Hrlsr. C.rn. I.avrrnp ' Q. Saunders, commander of the 20tb bomber command of com- t- front. the Rocr river opposite the Ninth army f & iMfo < s TRACTOR L I ar "TiiU'iiUfrrf'Mn" V SERVICE ) rs .," t. vyater ) SOFTENERS buying defense bonds and stamps ? during the Sixth War Loan drive. The school held Parents-Teache0 conferences Tuesday, Thursday ( School afternoons. let and 1 th I out atFriday j . 3 :30 p. m. on these days. V .. V' ' x. f Miss Norma Jensen, school supervisor, visited the school during TT'- III "1 the week Mrs. Ethel Snow is assisting Mrs. Owen Johnson with the school t lunches. In their Social Study classes, the 9 Water Pumps first three grades are learning the inPictured above is the habits and customs of the EskiO Pipes and Fittings of to on the worn be shoulders i:-risignia nrrii r iii'"T "f Eisen- mos. Generals Arnold, Marshall, O Sheet Metal Work Penicillium notatom molds are Inspected and crated at St. John'g hower and MacArtbur, denoting to the U. S. mediuniversity, Brooklyn, N. Y., preparatory to shipment will be their rank of "General of the army." developed five-stcal corps In Italy. From this mold pure penicillin flag of Fleet Adwar Below, the (Continued From Page Six) 0 and extracted by our medical corps for the treatment of the miral Ernest J. King. that all importations of thii quires fronts. wounded on the various European Im seed be stained orange-reand distribution of Arportation B-29 gentine alfalfa seed in the U. S. was restricted to south, of the 38th PLUMBING & HEATING degree of latitude during the past year. The removal of these restrictions on November 13, 1944, the ) Phone 126 Tremonton i seed committee advises, did not Man at Work O lend-leas- School Activities O experienced shop mechanics put it in tip-to- p finan-Consol- j tractor now for NEEDED REPAIRS Let X vyj. Insignia civilians. I Check er j ' al the :: - hearinps on wag"e rates iand P"ces for the 1945 sujjar bwt croP are mg held during" January in the major sugar beet producing accordance with require- me',s iiifiiLs ox uie utrar aci ch. ivji until ir.v..rf ,1 6, t:0 n ,1 " n4;.ri,l "iVM , utus ui u Lduri aiteiiuing uie Hearing at Salt Lake City on January it GRAND his 78 jaSes 1ublic hr'ij Man Pav If I Hearing On Ift AllJ Irici j ':.:.. I 'j,?...L. Ltlli, These pneumatic pants prevent U. S. fighter pilots from blacking out In aerial maneuvers by applying pressure to the pilot's abdomen and legs during a pullout or turn, preventing the blood from pooling in the lower extremities and aiding the heart to maintain circulaiion Ora Thompson, and a to the brain. They are inflated by lung power or by mechanical devices. accviolin solo by Jackie Erickson, Many civilian accidents as well as military resulted from blacking out. ompanied by Mr. Kirkham. The new pneumatic pants will largely do away with the condition, often home fatal in war janusine Petersen returned as well as peace. 'sunday after assisting her daugh-tt- r Russand family, Mr. and Mrs. a ell Hunsaker in Honeyville for Their pfenin?. "Sr served, Mr. and Mrs. - r and Mrs. Lester Person hid their guesU during the holidays their brother, Arthur Pierson and members of his family of Ogden, and their son, Harmon Pierson and son of East Garland. Mr. and Mrs. Ursel Knudaon and children Knpnt n fw rl'iva - at fVi. home of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford ICnudson in Ogden. Wednesday evening the M. I. A. show cast were entertained at the heme of Mr. and Mrs. LAiett Love-lanGames were played and chili sxi d. JftiW evening- 0ider Scouts d Mr. ' ' i a" are neek-or any change in the recommendation regarding: its lack of adaptation. Lc-rin- 1G0 Norihrup, - King SO. 4th WEST & Co. SALT LAKE CITY WW rnnvilt Kln li M Co. Nnrlhrup, dmlrr jriittr town nr Hrttn u for the name ol aearli 4raler. In S |