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Show LEHI FREE PRESS. LEHI, UTAH Scenes and Persons WHO'S inliNe NEWS i Farm u Topics u PHOTOGRAPHY ALLOW FRESH AIR, SUN, FOR CHICKS THIS ROLLS DEVELOPED bpnnuldMtibt ur your cbuw-- caUtnraDiB WEEK PARTON F. O PERSONAL Luis Potosi, is mov- o. 1 . ruck as the ., tv le 2 menace to the Cardenas administration, according jfrnace to all one can this at rj'ean writer, an oil op- fSobas reasons for brings news from Jffthe big, swarthy on . .ncniriinus hold-omosi tui'K- agrarian program, is in a long sweep of and, m this .,. provinces, V ng swarm runner factions will if there is a vu . . 'dissident , . phim, jvrara I. h B t.. . CI U ana .....frienasmp r"i ri "Utl H I V'V irefid? I 111 MARATHONER nfflt. apprenticeship in va before the Lval of 1910. when old Porr:Diaz was i,.n,n Ho uvciunuwu. in.it revolt, but caiiea nim- revolutionist." !, "conservative his ' ufnrk-out- ' i To 1""""'""";"!! liquidated nis personal i now numbering about 10,000, and his autocratic titpi Up state is firmly en- Army of cysted in the conSnorts U'.i: i 01 com- stitutional r. vvucu monweaiui. Kpcreiarv oi hku no nofi but as pre-Jew- drafted agrarian and but has been a which of 1934, pet's six-ye- pmie plan, The and effective oppose such fixings, particularly jarmined Mardenas agrarian plan. p tension. d the the circus bell-ringer- s, one-Lme- such supposedly' paster and all are preoccupied people f. Prammer JUai CIiUUUig compared to Dr. Morris Fishbein, If Homing ei'n goal-keep- er medical aeainst innova- and unsanctioned ex- - heresies, panaceas, p. R Utopias seats. Methuselah of Marathon, W. Foley of Winchester, Mass., shown as he discompleted the tance of the famous Boston A. A. marathon, "just to show 'em there's life in the old dogs yet." He finished hours. The In slightly more than Leslie winner, Pawson, made the route in 2 hours, 35 minutes 34 f seconds. eighty-five-year-ol- 1 friend picks Senors Cardenas iCedillo as the two strong men too, one being driven left lit other right by the present I Swiss Ih ' Peter d li " 'vf' 1Jvi ; i f i s Blondes from many parts of the United States interested in preserving peace are pictured as they answered the roll call at the first National Conference of Blondes to End War. The purpose of the "Blonde Brigade" is to fight war. Should America be invaded, members of the brigade will meet the enemy. They are confident that there isn't a soldier in the world who would shoot a lovely blonde. "Sound" Baseball Played by Blind Performers JL iY'M raj "aDr. James H. Means, retir- president of the American f!nl- - drops a few rjjPhysicians, ps words about ? iw self-impos- before Dr. Fishhein devastating counter-asse- r- Fishbein ana fvrw is elaborately organized tor against any blasts of subsidized Journal Pf1 Association, with md head-- f 4! IS assistant secretaries, a fast ball club to - J1- -. a kM.nk tr,. nnnnlnrio ,.il;nnl carries his message V,, 125.000 rinotm-e- - " niOre 'auon, he itinro ur writer for srfut me most nigniy meoical man in America. tne journal, he reaches the so S .11. II j -- battels 3K1U' ' a" ut fom by yJJL r0"ing baSM thC H " FLYING WIENERS Streamlined Boat for Mississippi !( In the United States, the Ten hens entered in a New York egg laying contest recently established an average production record of 308 eggs per bird in 51 weeks. K Mouse girdled apple trees may be restored by bridge grafting, in which young active scions bridge the gap across the ruined bark of I e e, ?f Indiana, 01 Medicine T the tree. Fish-rr- M Mantel, mm ana l muj. JUr' thC Mrs. keiheWaslatter. Anna V 3. tS t""t as- - UaWtf ill .W'.S&& a';-- variety. -- me"'cal They have journal-rtiutempte- Iff I., to. . r5. brid 'eiI., plump, music' Falling like manna from heaven, food for a platoon of cavalry In mawas t Texas, VoUntinp. . . ' llCUVCia ..... affable, literature, the ' .. ad 'riiC,5 these fields. He is Mluirauon oi now rfcscan up 1 d- . lm a Most of the market ducks in the United States are of the White Pekin ' iof A cotton-pickin- g season averages 100 days and is the most costly operation in the industry. writes m nr.! e books, books anri olurava fi?R8Kifight' keePS UP a faSt hS LStthe,ate eeo? fected. e esf jjjnght against the quacks. Wituflnish8d Rush Medical tt. ua?e of twenty-thre- 1 e Unless cows have an abundance of pure water to which they can go at any time, milk flow will be afJumbo eggs must weigh at least 26 ounces per dozen. They are worth more than other eggs because of their size. the radio, reviews Mi Grazing by. cattle and other mestic animals destroys waterfowl food and cover and frequently causes the loss of eggs due to trampling. On areas frequented by large numbers of waterfowl, grazing should be confined by fencing to protect the best nesting cover, says Successful Farming. Small grains like barley, oats, or wheat should be broadcast on waste lands where practical. Such grains, relished by game birds, augment available food supplies and tend to hold gome on the farm. I "sound" baseball. The The fielders kneel on a team. when rU,s are scored. j national maga- - i3 ess . for the Blind at from the Industrial Home bal. a Jin Ml " hundreds of exchanges Snt or ten medical books ev- lec ery week htime iuics, speaKS on nd t& (V dissent. challenge or llMlM.Vl- Protecting the Waterfowldo- In recent years many poultrymen have found that local markets are best for both live and dressed like y 10 ss A 10 by 12 foot brooder house will provide ample accommodation for 100 or even 200 day old chicks. e m m first-cla- KILLS INSECTS I .. .;...r hoat ronslniction now under on the St. ,t the sure dropped by plane. The men were fed for four days by this means as a test of the efficacy of rationing military units by air. Here is a delighted trooper with the supplies. see cured green alfalfa and clover hay make very good sources of green feed for e poultry. e Well In 1937 the Department of Agriculture reported 3,030,000 sheep on farms in the state of Montana. s a American agriculture is now said to use more machinery than an other one industry in this country. FRUITS ON FLOWERS VEGETABLES I SHRUBS Demand orfo'nal maltd lsssssaviHBBBSsla"aHllsssjl WNU Chicago, he com-- . large staff of secre-- rs in f world-famo- In the Farm Lot the American of Local conditions, soils, and climate seem to influence the nectar supply of plants from which bees gather their raw material. Science has not solved nearly all the problems raised by the bees in their search for honey material. W. J. you (eel to nervoua you want to aereamT Nolan, bee specialist in the United Do Are cro and Irritable? Do you acold States Department of Agriculture, those you dearest to youT If your nervea are on Agt. try LYDIA E. notes that alfalfa is a good nectar PINKHAM'S VEGETABLE COMPOUND. producer in the area west of the It often helpa Nature calm quivering nervea. one woman haa told three For is but of generations Mississippi river, slight another how to go "roiling through" with importance to the east. Buckwheat l.ydia E. l'inkham'a VegvUlile Compound. It Natura tone up the syHem, thus lessenhelpa well known is for its dark honey disfunctional from the discomforts the color and characteristic flavor but ing orders which womnn must endure. NOW a a bottle of to note Make get nearly all of it comes from a relI'inkham's Compound today WITHatively small area near Lakes Erie OUT FAIL from your druggist more than a women have written in letters reand Ontario; elsewhere in this coun- million benefit. try buckwheat is a honey plant of porting Why not fry LYDIA E. PINKHAM'S VEGETABLE COMPOUND! only slight importance. White clover is widely grown and is a How Well honey source, but in certain localities it gives the honey bee litIt matters not how long you tle or no nectar. lived, but how well. Seneca. en-time-nt or so- medicine. As editor of (i ) pro- scarcely hit a pal reform, they A brand new idea . . . applique scraps of print to form the aprons for these gay, embroidered peasant figures which cheer up kitchen towels. Pattern 1679 contains a transfer pattern of seven motifs averaging 6 by IVt inches and applique pattern pieces; color sugillustrations of all gestions; stitches used; material requirements. Send 15 cents in stamps or coins (coins preferred) for this pattern to the Sewing Circle, Needlecraft Dept., 82 Eighth Ave., New York. NERVOUS? member of the Na- pul Revolutionary party com- a iSee production the Bees Find Nectar Supply Varies as to Localities be' on August 16, of last year, C.nnrforl fhnt hp had made a ttrith President Cardenas, talk seems to nave Deen prolong in spring, start feeding a wet mash at the first sign of a slump. Give the mash early in the afternoon, placing it in troughs in such quantities as the birds will readily clean up in 20 to 30 minutes. never wrae Kas Appliqued Apron blood-teste- d Pl anti-Na- ictims m s. - m i This Cheerful Peasant Conference fiehting man coif-ma- :, , - to my informant, stolid, .....n.i his huee. IJUUUM . J. person there is garnering opposition i mc 6"- . .. ViITth-captured itemsuch as Lret In New York dt of fhfr Ford, whose visit to between business and the ,Sm inistratiln cording !. hV!rri lit Xr;4 ut gain-lowi- Ir. blf Iwh, tla The chicken is primarily an bird, not a "hot house plant." Yet in bud weather, birds need some protection against cold, rain, and drafts. Many poultrymen have a tendency to confine their birds f I more than necessary. On warm, sunshiny days give the birds, especially the young chicks, a chance to range outside. Exercise in the sunshine will help velop vigorous birds. But the ranges should be clean. 1 It is better to keep chicks inside a clean house than to turn them out on a dirty range. Poultrymen who buy their chicks will find it pays in the long run to buy only good quality chicks from reliable sources. State decked out in province caDtured Shi"si JaPanes coats' from the near vicinity are chicks the invaders' of an riot usually best. l" t0k frm f Ad'f H"'er's birthday. JHenry Don't overcrowd chicks or growWaS reg"ded 25 the sign f 3 c,oser ",a"onshiP ing birds. Give them plenty of fresh air without exposing them to drafts. But don't overheat them, either, for this will lower their vitality. It is also a good idea to watch Blondes Hold Peace laying birds carefully. In the season of heavy laying they are sensim m m i mi " I, i tive to changes in feed and management. ii- Luis. l Wanl Qlt Wkisart A complete treat, inrnt: Can be Mlven seeretlv Preventive and corrective of the ' Mrnin Alter." ., Jhn. IN MM WtUlaau Dertyn, Head of Poultry Department, North Carolina State College. UNU Service. San 1" of. ftCVC( I By Roy S. Ce- - Satunuo LrnRK.-G- cn- niAnrrot of lb ttnau luauttl Range Outside Advised for the Young Birds. (StM. we: r til i&e oei kLrprtnu kc NMTTMWCST PMOTO 1838 W GET RID OF PIMPLES to Clear Skin.Firnis and Smooths Complexion Makes Skin Look Years Younger. New Remedy Uses Magnesia Get rid o! ugly, pimply skin with thli extraordinary new remedy, Denton'i Facial Magnesia worki miracles la clearing up a poHr, roughened complexion. Even the first lew treatment make a noticeable difference. 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