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Show TIIE JOURNAL News and Comment FKOM.YOUH Davis County Agent That Affect th Pnl?2Every Individual ur inseparable From Welfare L f , tate3 go in iTnited ILsive -- Marshall plan Slement its mater- -,1 J he Western r ,le Benton of Connects bn urgingso this and congress, thinks UefU shared by a great, who are gravely By Bert Despain s the success of Russia Asst. County Agent Lered propaganda. are At the (masters of the Kremlin beginning of this month ahead Lj, They have pressed of August the farm families of Dawith vis cold war with weapons, county are taking stock of their a summers on blackmail work program. The cool International level, and they evenings bring back memories of tea clever and efficient in the damage done to the fruit crops satellites as instru-- S by the late spring frosts. Alfalfa conquest. They have yields, .too, were cut by the same undergrounds frost. Fruit growers and livestock there including the United producers are making plans to duty is to advance hedge against these serious prouse of communism by every duction losses. including, in CROPS AND VEGETABLES: vable means sabotage war, rfflt of Reports coming into the office broader a far Instruction on the grain yields will be indicate Americans seem &le ' e all-o- (than ut most W to contemplate. The this regard painstakingly firs, some of be happy to explain it if called. We nave a new bulletin explaining this modern dairy management that is available free of practice charge upon request. This bulletin was by faculty members at prepared he Utah State Agriculture College in the Dairy and Veterinarian de- partments. rfifand International H Rage 13 evi-ji- a average this year and the field and which the FBI vegetable crops will be in about the same supply as last year. This will gathered over vary to quite a degree on individual which was farms; but the total yields will be public, shows that the about the same. juro leaves no stone unturned, NOXIOUS WEED CONTROL jin addition, the Russians Men employed by the county, and as one of the county equipment are busy controljportant of all weapons, and ling noxious weeds. Every attempt :ting accordingly, to prevent these weeds from seedMar-ild- s me of his late columns, ing is being made. This job of weed described the pattern control requires close cooperation iet propaganda in" Germany, between farmers and the weed comBasic elements in this mittee. Now that the rote, telephone n are the petitions for peace service will be extended throughout ninst the atomic bomb being most of the county, farmers are inited by the millions in both to vited call in to the County Agriof Germany. These same culture Office for information. signed by several DAIRYING Koreans beginning in The dairymen are still plugging rhen they were first intro-io- n along with their tremendously imorders of Moscow, portant job of producing quality objective is clear. It is to milk and milk products. Very few y communism with peace dairy cattle are changing hands. put the United States in the The Davis County Artificial Breed aggressor, holding the ers Association is conducting a fine of the atomic bomb program in the county. According the heads of peace-lovin- g to L. W. Robinson, chairman of the everywhere. If and when more than GO calves ited States should resort to Association, have been bom which have burn )mic weapon . . . then the sired by the finest bulls in the ould be prepared to foment dairy breeds. Any farmers interesthatred of America ed in this service can make ar ericans rangements , by calling the Rasuy seem absurd to Ameri-hor the Russians can succeed mussen Grain Company, Layton, Members H. T. Bountiful. his Mertlich, propaganda line. But ac-- I of the association have the infor to men who are in the best will know they are succeed-Th- e mation about the service and Western nations, it is that the way to help any interive beaten the communists ing is est .. . and, also, to get votes postwar elections. But' in to offer that group or interest a the communist vote has been subsidy out of the Federal trea-- and the communist sury. This when the facts are that far better or- - about all most groups want from and forms a far more government is to be let alone to than its opposition. work out their own problems and cent speech, William C. to prosper or profit according to Waa an Ambassador to their abilities. This with governj ranbn Roosevelt, ment acting in its proper roll, of In ltaly more than 20 ( a per course, of umpire . to keep the 5 p0rmen are unemploy- - rules. who gath- ON AWAY, MICHIGAN, NEWS: f the votes t After exhaustive hearings, the are . in Public Service Commission allowed gaming h. the govern-- I the Bell Telephone Company a j, ..,rance. tveaker than, any raise in rates. If our memory fovemment before the Sec- - serves us right the company reentire ap- - cently allowed an increase in wages Etealhi6? ''lth eommu-reseail- and increased pension benefits. The of French money , to pay the increased cost of Hem suV rnmunist;' doing business must come from in tu Zi 7s somewhere. The only place is from Pconsumer. ft been Ktft&2,,e ProPa-Henc- e theDAVIS, CALIF., ENTERPRISE: d lS.a Pwerful Today it seems more important 0wm& interest to a lot of people to get free handMarshall Plan whTeh i WOuldof ideas outs, or Federal aid or subsidies or h tel1 the one of the many something-fo- r the truth as we see it. nothings benevolently provided in Washington even though they $SBUTRG iltFSS SAYS bring with them no little dictation HEAD-it- s and abuse. Of f: Tie course, its easier to government has bow the knee as long as the hand in West PrAenUcky and is filled. But that attitude would New York. never have won our independence Payer U Juste d k buried as kaa back in 1770. And it might be said ,years in the that it will not maintain our inI), on cemetery ternal independence and freedom EAGLE: if we continue to look more to Gov;.?UeI)hflILY lSde tUmselirvp0 lticians ernment and less to ourselves for I into think- - the solution to our problems. re-ma- de I he Dairy Herd Improvement Association is doing an excellent job for only :t: members in the county. Owen Horne, chairman of the association, appeared before eterans taking the Farm Training course at Davis high school, ami explained many ways the regular monthly testing of dairy cows for both quality and quantity or production could he beneficial to producers. A1 Giles, tester for the association, is furnishing information to producers whose herds are on test regularly each month, on the butter fat content and quality of the milk from each cow. This information, if properly used, will guide the producer in feeding for more economical production and herd management. The methods, procedures and expected results of testing are explained in a recent bulletin. This bulletin. Progress Through Dairy Herd Improvement in Utah, by extension dairyman, Lyman H. Rich, and Lloyd R. Ilunsaker, is easily read and available upon request at the county office. The Dairy Planning Committee of Davis county is considering a tour to the Cache Valley Breeders Association a little later in the month of August. All dairy producers will find worthwhile ideas by going to see the bulls used by the Davis County Artificial Breeders Assn., and visiting the Dairy Experimental Farm at the Utah State Agriculture college at Logan. Holstein County Breeders are holding a Purebred sale on the last day of their coun- The Cache acerations and severe cuts around Woman Killed In Crash; Driver Dozes One woman ther injured S. highway lie legs. lf killed and a an- in an accident on U near Farmington, Thuisday morning at about a. in. Killed was Mis. Ruth Cromwell, d. of tils1 a F. St.. Saciamento, Calif. She appaiently died instantl I The accident occurred about one-hamile smith of where highway tl Inromes divided, west of Farmington. A iioithhoiind car driven by Jay W. Glasmati, J.', of 111 Burch Cicek, Ogden, went out of control, dividing the two leaped the and crashed into lions set highway machine diiven by southbound the Mrs. Cromwell. Mrs. Cromwell was driving, and Mrs. Brown was owner of the southbound vehicle. (lias-matold investigating officers that he had apparently dozed at the wheel. Three young men from I.ehi, who were on their way home, Harold Gammon, Kay Peterson and Wesley Turner, all 111, said they noticed the (llasmuu car traveling about ro miles an hour in the noithboiuid lane. Gammon said lie noticed that the Glasman ear was edging over, and i emai ked to his companions that it looked like the dtiver had gone to sleep. They rounded a turn, and then heard the sound of the collision, and saw dust arising. They returned, found that other cars had stopped at the scene, and then drove on into Farmington where they notified officers. Glasman and Mrs. Brown were taken to the Ft. Marks hospital in Salt Lake. Glasman suffered cuts and lacerations. Trooper Ray Evans, Sheriff I.e Grand Hess, mid Clearfield Marshal Homer Metzger investigated the accident. No citations had been issued Thursday, but the investigation was continuing. . . ly, her neck lookon. Injured was Mis. Mary Esther C., of r.oo r.'ith St., Sacramento. Calif. She stiffen'd head Brown, ty fair, which will he August 17th. Interested duiiymen may want to at tend. BUG CONTROL: The littlle brown l,;ig Earwig is very annoying to many homemakers. This pesky little creature can he controlled by using liberal amounts of DDT spray. It should he applied by wetting the ground and plant growth around infested places with a liberal amount of wettable DDT. This insecticide can he obtained from any company handling insecticides. Follow the directions on the container. One word of caution should he given; that is, when oil of any kind is used in the DDT solution it will burn the plants if applied on them directly. You can apply DDT where water only is used in the solution, and no harm will be done to plant life. AND FAIR DAYS: We certainly should point out that the Davis County Camp will he held in Muller Park near Bountiful Wednesday August t. All families in the county are invited to exhibit at the Davis county days, August n - H -1 Odd Fact 1 Police arrested a Bradford, Pa., man who set a forest fire because ho thought If he helped put It out, forest ranger would give him a Job. o. re c mil-lor- th Iv pe-we- 3 ? s ter-reap- on id-wi- at ... sbees rivat t b? ifct-tt- g sooeit BSStWli minor-nndoubted- TRAVEL THE RESTFUL WAV Visit the great cities of the East ly co-ho- le, SS shrines. t modern oquipment coaches or Pullmans. Enjoy delicious meals i in new smart dining cars. 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