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Show i during the past season due to a heavy infestation of insects ar.d diseases, a celery research committee to study celery growing problems in Utah has been named by Dr. R. H. Walker, station director at the State Agricultural college. COO BEAR RIVER VALLEY LEADER Po Wished on Thursday of Each Friday Distribution at Treroooton, Utah, Tor at the Post w--k Ftoct First West Street Entered THURSDAY, NOVE!. .BEAR RIVER VALLEY LEADER Tremens Uuh PAGE TWO Office at Tremontcn, Utah, as Second Class Matter October A. N. RYTTES'G. Editor-Publish- 4 iru ;J e h VALLEY. IN WHICH DELTA, UTAH IS LOCATED, PRODUCES NEARLY ONE FCc'CTH CP THE ALFALFA SEED GROWN ex-peri- 23 (ZiCwMdz IN $1.T5 With the Utah sugar beet harvest nearing completion, an initial payment of $2,323,000.00 will be made to Utah beet growers December 5th, by the Utah-Idah- o Sugar Company for beets delivered up to November 5th. UTAH INDUSTRIAL OUTLOOK ROSY Considerable beets are still in the ground in the Gunnison area and it is expected that with the to After listening arguments advent of milder weather, the, Receive Letter made by H. W. Prickett, repre- harvest In Utah will be com- From Missionary pleted. senting the Utah Dept. of PubThe 1948 sugar beet harvest is The following letter was relicity and Industrial Develop- approximately 30 percent lar-- 1 ment before the Interstate Com- ger than last year. The new ' ceived this week from Miss Crowther. a missionary from merce Commission at Washing- mechanical beet topper Is creditTremonton First Ward who the ton, In behalf of an $3.00 per ton ed with speeding up the harvest Is Eastern States the in serving motor truck freight rate from to a considerable extent. : Mission the Geneva Plant to the Pacific "Oh, for the words to describe Coast, the ICC accepted Mr. "HARD TIMES AHEAD" the magnitude cf some of the Prickett's recommendations and CLARK WARNS things I've seen since I left the lower freight rate was orderheme! First of all, I suppose, 22nd ed into effect November A warning of hard times was Falls. It really was Niagra has been made in a public The ICC action will materially a stupendous sight. Last night lower rates on steel carried by address by J. Reubsn Clark of climaxed thrills of a short the motor trucks to Pacific Coast the First Presidency of the LDS twenty-rea- r lifetime when we Church intermediate seaports and points a into New York toe!; drive City. as well. "I fear," he said, "we are goWe took the ferry to 23rd Street, to some feel times. I hard Mr. Prickett pointed out to the ing drove up 42nd Street to Fifth ICC that trucks returning to don't know how hard." He urged church members to Avenue down to the Empire State California delivering full loads back up the "Avenue store up food to provide for their Building, In Utah may now return loaded of the America's" onto Broadway for families a full year ahead. with steel instead of empty as "We are finding out," he declar- and up to Times Square, then previous. through the Holland Tunnel and A recent fixing of Geneva as a ed, "that the difference between home." plenty and want is very small," price fixing point for iron and and Miss Crowther is staying with warned that a steel articles, will enable steel a in Avenel, New Jersey. fabricators In Salt Lake City to drouth could put us all on star- Shefamily stated that the housing vation rations purchase Geneva steel at a $14.00 condition there was critical and per ton saving over eastern pri that it was impossible to find ces. Focatelio, Idaho users will STATE EQUIPMENT READY living accomodations. save $12.40 per ton. TO FIGHT SNOW In closing, she sent greetings Only one hurdle remains to to all of her friends in the a With million cf pounds be surmounted to insure a rosy salt on hand and a new future for Utah's Industrial $10,000.00 snow plow, Utah has development the securing of an its winter-lon- g fight to $3.00 per ton railroad freight begun the State's summit roads keep Genrate to the Pacific Coast on eva steel in order to successfully open and safe fcr traffic. J. Henry McGean, state purMrs. A. P. Hansen is in Salt meet the cheap water rates on eastern steel bound for the Pac- chasing agent, says that al 7ake City visiting with her dauific Coast via the Panama Canal. though , new equipment has been ghter and husband, Mr. and Mrs. A great deal of work has been obtaine-d- shortages in snow re- Raymond Kimball. The program under the direcdone on this matter, and the moval apparatus still hounds the in its attempt to replace tion of the American State Incf and Legion Department Publicity winter machinery. Commander, Rasmus Christen-se- n dustrial Development, whose ex- wartime-wor- n of Bsar River City was very perts have taken an active part educational and interesting. throughout, is hopeful and has CELERY LOSSES Carlos Jensen was the speaker. reasons to believe that an $3.00 WORRY GROWERS Special music was a duet by Mrs. per ton railroad freight rate, as to loss a Because of Inez Meldrum and Clyde Heslop, In will celery the sought application, be established in the near future. growers of approximately $150,- - accompanied by Nina Christen- - Sp otlihting UTAH n's ice-eati- ng i '- -- J- WEtt GlVT ALL THiS l, - visiting with day. re'- Mrs. Myron Benson a few gt mil pv. tvf'M p : V 2n TO YOU IQOO THE IN 1905 A CROUP OF FILLMORE MEN EOUGriT 10.000 ACRS OF LAND, A HALF INTEREST IN THE SEyiEP. RIVER RESERVOIR, AND FOUNDED A SETTLEMENT ON THE SEVIER RiVFR DELTA. NO CAh injun. M0 ANYTHING MAN I rxsllm CTVVCfVUM VALLEY WAS PAHVAf-J- AS WASTFLAKD. COKDEMKED WHITE YJ v NOW 1 J"e . if 1 .A r J5 SEED VENTURE THE ALFALFA IS AN ANNUAL MILLION COLLAR CROP. y sen. Sterling Meldrum at the spent home before leaving the mission home on Wedweek-en- d nesday for the California Mis- sion. Chester Boss represented the High Council at our meeting He was accompanied Sunday. by Mr. Welling, president of the 187th quorum of Seventy. Word has been received from Tawas, Michigan, that J. Walter Green is celebrating his SOth birthday this week. The skating party sponsored held at the Crysby the tal Springs last Tuesday night, was an enjoyable afafir well attended. Mr and Mrs. Wm. Rice of Logan were gv.ests at the home of Mrs. Martina Larsen and Mrs. Janusine Petersen Sunday. Mrs. Johanne Jensen of Buhl, Idaho, visited at the home of M-M- tC gift certificate Miniature hat and hatbox-pl- us Stetson! his favorite for he'll exchange William Petersen Saturday and Sunday before joining Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Petersen, Meivin Carlsen and Owen Petersen and journeying on to Los Angeles for the Thanksgiving holidays. Mr. and Mrs. James Roberts visited with H. P. Larsen in the Dee Hospital last Sunday. The Junior Class of the Sunday school, under the leadership of Amos P. Hansen and Mary W. Petersen, is sponsoring a skating party at the Crystal Springs Friday, November 30th at 8 p. m. All members of the ward the age of 12 years are invited to join this group. Anyone wishing transportation can get in touch with one of the class leaders. During intermission of the dance on Wednesday, December 4, there will be a floor show and an exhibit of articles to be sold at the bazaar on December 6. o5 his Christmas with the hut he'd choose above all others-- a dashing new Stetson! 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She entertained v'M'-Sunday- . Monday evening '"Vne ' Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Ward spent her parents. "ys a special key, Governor Herbert B !.:aw appearing at special ceremonies Saturday, put into operation the Z. C. M. I. store's new $300 000 CO escalators. The escalators undoubtedly will attract many rural visitors who will be interested in seeing how the moving stairways operate. The escalator steps move upward at a speed of SO feet a minute and can handle six to eight thousand persons an hour. SUGAR BEET CHECKS COMING ey came bav wV1 cppnd Mr. and v:j a: P.;:m - grandparent' , I Mrs. ; j SALT LAKE HAS NEW ATTRACTION SUBSCRIPTION RATES (In Adfaace) SOLDIER RATES ONE YEAR - $2.50 one-seaso- Clark Rudd cf the Stake high council was the speaker Sunday also Joel Kicnara wno evening; ...... r. A fpm ransn kiuii. just The Relief Society officers met Monday evening at the home cf Mabel Hadfield. 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