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Show - PAGE TWO BEAR RIVER VALLEY LEARJTHURSDAY I SEPTEMBER 4, 1930. " - Local Tire Sales Reflect Good Business hard winter ordinary protein was STILL MAKING WAGONS f quoted at Omaha August 29 at 824c-8- 3 Old Dobbin need not fear;ji'ruwunj J c. Discounts on smutty and low out of wagons to pu i, ior f"'"-- ". Review grades were fairly large with smutty wagon is being pushea truck ant air. c by the auto, Domestic wheat markets weakened No. 5 hard winter quoted at ground No. 2 hard winter was plane, they still and prices declined to near the low per bushel; quoted at St. Louis at 87c and at however, point of he season during the week Chicago at 88!&c per bushel. An active St Louis plants. nf "tTW year. of 30,000 ye? ending: August SO, principally as a re- demand for wen. wheat 7WU miling prevailed at far sult of the early movement and paw by Fort Worth and mills and elevators only And that's the largestt United the heavy offerings of Canadian were bidding 94ic-95- c bushel. of the total mi"-wheat, according to the weekly grain basis No. 1 hard winter, per rate States. evport ... ... . market review of the U. S. Bureau of t -. rrn l fi . vi over Rnt Old DobDin wm vwj.oio uaivesum. ims was aysc-Economics. Feed put grains ovrcra Kiia Th;h Agricultural oi-- i nil waeons are put on the had independent strength and prices for No. 1 hard winter f. o. b. Gulf heap. Farmers generally have held steady or advanced at most marthat there are some cases in f0Und ports. kets influenced by a further reduction nrVioaf morVcfi wn in- - ...h.vh it is more economical to use winter Snft in trade estimates of the corn crop below Lhe arm wagon than an auto truck, dependently f rim with offerings and a continued good demand. Eye current market-- 1 trade needs. rhei too, the cost of feeding a horse Country was firm under a growing demand for ing3 continue were rMis far jeSs than the cost of supplying a mills and light this grain for feed while flax streng- norted drawing unon plsvator sw3 truck with gasoline, oil and repairs. thened as offerings decreased and for No. 2 red winter was od, rabbin doesn't have to be refitted supplies: becrushers hedging pressure from every now ani then with spare parts. quoted at St Louis at 94c August came lighter. st and Cincinnati at St. Louis, claiming to be the wagon S2c'JJzBintlr WHEAT bushel. Seeding of the new cenU?r 0f the United Stetes. sends the Canmovement of Prospective early bulk of its finished product to Arkan adian wheat and increased selling of the soil sas, Texas, Louisiana Mississippi, Ala pressure in Canadian markets were made excellent progress w the areas bama and Kentucky. Yet the demand the principal weakening factors in the for wagons in every state is still felt. wheat markets during the week. Har- where moisurehave however, Tremonton residents have noted the vesting is now practically completed in ers, ir ia tion of reducing thebelow r rapid passing of the old Manitoba and about 75 the and 50 acreage 4.5 finished in Saskatchewan and Alberta winter wheatfali Thfs would indicate buggy as a means of transportation, UTHjAUTO & IMPLEMENT CO. '4local Fire.tone Dealer, declare, record Ie. of Fire.tone tire locseeded last and seen have number their a underth is well growing respectively. Threshing . ate ubitantial improvement in busine generally. an acreage or smaller every year. But there may be way and trade reports indicate that intended acreage since ivtv. "Volume of tire sales is generally accepted a The increasingly healthy tone of general business are averaging better than Thif is the third conserve year of a different story to tell about the farm excellent index of business conditions," he declare, of the decrease of intended seedings since the wagon. There seems to be anv num- conditions is strikingly reflected in the record sales expected and that about 60 'and the substantial increase in our volume not onij. Alberta production and 70 and 40 farmers renorted in ber of reasons why it cannot be given of Firestone declares tires, elinw there is more motor tourinir than ever betore n as as could residents rural of the seed 49 to up in Saskatchewan and wiwt 1 intention over quickly Utah Auto & Imp local Firestone dealer. The but also reflects substantial improvement In buJinM part with the buggy for the newer and Manitoba, respectively, will grade No. million acres of winter wheat. 2 or better shoudl the present favorgreat number of motorists now equipping their cars generally. vamfie coast markets were also more comfortable means of trans, with new tires, points out the Firestone da'er, tes"Everything indicates we are now entering W; able harvesting weather continue. flnd lower with wheat at Port portation. r.nd greater era of found prosperity." tifies to the increasing strength of public bayiaa. More recent estimates of European ion! and Seattle selling at the lowest wheat harvests show reductions from the season. Increased market- tax levy reduced from 17 visited rel- earlier forecasts and from Dresent fM f new cron wheat together with to Helper day with their sister, Mrs. Jane baby of Salt Lake City 16 for coming year. to her Mrs. indications production in Europe wilIlcontjnued slow export inquiry and e returned Smith Abbott. atives here on Sunday. Price Cornerstone laid recently foi from 125 to 150 million bushels home on iSunday. storage space at the ter-lo- new $100,000 Federal building. Mrs. Nick Chornous and baby are that of last season. The indicatedjnjnaig were the principal weakening Lewis Abbott and H. L. Childs of Parkinson Grocery in Earl the week with her parents, Morgan spending reduction in Europe and North Awfactors. Prices declined more than at Williams Mrs. Jane Abbott and daughters, Salt Lake City went to Logan canyon Mr. and Mrs. Tom building, Kay. being enlarged. about offsets increases in the J18" eastern markets with No. 1 hard big Price Holly Sugar Co. to build Mrs. H. L. Childs of .Salt Lake City Tuesday for a two days fishing trip. Penrose and Wallace Mr. Mrs. and and North American harvests. Mrs. P. E. Ault attended the meet- two chidlren of Salt Lake City visited - bend blue stem or early baart var $7,000 dump to handle this year's crop and Mrs. Joseph Crowther, of Harper, regulatariffs and restrictive milling ieties quoted at Portland at $1.03 and of Carbon and Emery counties. visited in Logan, Tuesday. for the women supervisors of the Sunday and Monday in the Tom Kay t.innH Vinnravoi. am tnirtailinlt AUrO" at Seattle at $1.05 No. 1 Mrs. Lewis Abbott and children re- ing bushel; Co. Fair at the home of Mrs. N. E. home . per Den and Union Pacific Park City and wheat demand for foreign pean soft and western white was quoted at ver and Rio Grande Western railways turned from Farmington Sunday; after Shaw of Tremonton on export takings from United btates both Portland and Seattle at 85c and build spur track from Deer Valley to a weess visit with her mother, Mrs.' Mr. and Mrs.' VernonFriday. Woodruff An , Wood. No. 1 hard winter, northern spring Park supplies continue di'saPPw'jtina business trip to Salt Lake City 'NEWS FROM City Consolidated Mines, at cost made noraao-nf wheat has been and western red at both markets incronen at Miss Mildred Seager of Salt Lake! BELGIUM. of $34,000. last Friday. seeded in Argentina, according to the 84c per bushel; 14 protein No. 1 A bill has been introduced into the Garland increases city water supply. City visited Sunday and Monday with Mrs. Clarence Brough and baby of official ectirwate. which places seed dark northern increase water supply her parents, Mr. and Mrs. O. A.! Ogden were guests of R. G. Brough Begian Parliament proposing to place spring from Montana may Hyrum com. acres ings this yearat2"130,000 was at Seattle at 93c and No. 1 for town. beager. the teleDhon system, now owned and and family over the week-enand 16,191,-00- dark quoted pared with 19,430,00 sown season. hard winter at 91c per bushel. Leon and Garfield sisters Eva and made Good Milford being progress Mrs. Ray York is hostess to the nnprated hv tVi eovenffiient, on a acres hafested last Mills were only moderate buyers and on construction of American Tel & moiorea io oaii i,aKe uty ana Ladies Farm Bureau on Friday after- basis. cash wheat markets gen jjmve - noon at 2 o'clock. c export sales were relatively small. One Tel. Co. building. remainshould be oi Merest to This item in the decline futures erally flowed full cargo and three half cargoes of Tooele where she will teacher Mount Peasant State will surface DeoDle in this country who &r,eJ and Mrs. visited Fridal Ira wheat those winter and ar soft family althoug white wheat were reportd sod to the to Fairview with gravel and oil. the coming year her parentSi Mr and Mrs c, w. sppkincr fn iinve the American govern-had swe independent strength as a United Kingdom and 2500 tons to the road Delta D. Stevens & Co. purchases daughter of Brigham City last Sunday. ment go into business. Perhaps BelroHiiftflf an active mill demand tor de Orient. Moderate sales of Pacific local branch of Sewell's United Stores. Jeinsie and Mr. andi Jim Melus of Salt, Merrill and Max Fridal. had their gium, like other nations, has come to Marv sirsAe milling grades. September northwestern wheat were made to CalGarrett purchases Lake City visited Thursday and Fri- - tonsils removed at the valley hospital the conclusion that private efficiency Nephi Elgin wat at Minneapolis declined A reduction X. L. Bakery. ifornia during the week. is preferable to political control of this week. jtir the week and closed August 29 at in water rates from Washington and to hold Third Annual Golden 6'3 Payson Mrs. Mr. and Warren and cents; No. 1 dark northern sold Wright industry. to California was partially Onion and Harvest Festival Aug. 28- Vhen You Think within a range of c over the Sep Oregon sales of increased for the responsible 30th. tember price. Receipts were smaller northern wheat to San Francisco and HARDWARE Salt Lake City Mountain States than during the previous week and Los to Angeles. Honey Producers' Ass'n. plans current offerings were generally well WILSON Local wheat held fairly steady in locate bonded warehouse and canning taken although mill competition was California was markets but demand here. Build to "Everything plant not quite so keen as recently. Heavy rather Anything" light because of competition Phone 11. wheat rather than protein commanded from eastern wheats. and northern premiums with 59 lbs. wheat selling at Mills were supplying their needs 3c-over the September, 60 b. at c from outside wheat. Washingover, 61 lb. wheat at c over the targely ton and Oregon wheat was reported averProtein September. inspections purchased at $1.60 per cwt. sacked, de aged 14.26 for the week at that livered San Francisco for No. 2 white market; No. 1 dark northern was wheat while No. 1 soft white local quoted at Duluth at the close of the wheat was quoted at 2 market August 29 at 88c-90No. 2 hard 13 at the cwt, protein per also but declined Durum wheat prices from offered was winter not so much as bread wheats. Domesstates UNIVERSITY OF UTAH $1.60 per cwt. in tic milling demand was fairly active bulk, delivered atCalifornia points. but export inquiry continued dull. Poultry feeders were taking moderate Duluth December durum declined amounts of feed wheat because of its Utah's and closed at 77e August 29: No. 1 relative highest standard educationAlso all kinds of Fire and cheapness compared with and No. 2 amber were quoted in that corn. Demand al institution. Los Angeles slackenat market at 78 at that ed both Automobile Insurance particularly for local wheat. Prices market and at Minneapolis; No. must cwt. No. Freshmen declined around with per September register durum was ouoted at Duluth at 77 8c 2 hard winter in bulk quoted at $1.55- Apply 87 and No. 1 red durum at 74 25th, and must attend SeptemNo. 2 dark hard winter at Canadian spring wheat markets were $1.60 and ber 26th and 27th. cwt. No. 1 hard white ' weaker than domestic markets, re local wheat,persacked, was quoted at BROUGH 'fleeting the increased hedging pressAH other students must register 7 No. 1 western ure occasioned by the early offerings white at $1.67VS and and Treasurer Secretary $1.724. Local mills of new crop grain. Around 3 million were September 29th. well stocked with supreported bushels were being marketed daily in and there was little inquiry for Regular class work begins Septemthree western provinces toward the plies Garland National Ftrm Loan close of the week; No. 1 Manitoba current offerings. ber 30th. were markets also wheat Association Foreign northern closed August 29 at Winni weak with Russian wheat generally peg at 86'c per bushel. GARLAND UTAH SEND FOR CATALOGUE. The decline in futures, togetheh under selling other foreign wheat in Russian wheat was with a continued disappointing export English markets. sold in Liverpool during the demand and fairly liberal offerings of reported domestic wheat weakened the hard week at 95 c compared with soft American wheat from the Pacific winter wheat cash markets. Cash coast at Salt Lake City $1.01; 62 lb. rosafe was declined Money less than at prices, however, was while Australian wheat $1.03 futures with mills and shippers bidLondon in offered for ship August ding actively for high protein and karachi from other high quality milling wheats. ment at $1.07i while No. 2 hard winter India and at $1.04 Marketings of winter wheat were fur- for frist half of September shipment ther reduced with receipts at the prinPIANO ; No. 1 Manitoba for Octowas cipal southwestern markets totaling ber $1.00 was November And and TUNING REPAIRING shipment on Irrigated Land. 6V2 per only 4450 cars for the week compared bushel. Native at $1.06 per quoted 4766 with cars last week. Protein concent. No commissions. C. J. Allen tinued to average fairly high with the German wheat was quoted at Ham and native Italian at $1.65 inspections at Kansas City averaging burg Tremonton Phone 98.a-- l JOHN J.SHUMWA1 wheat at Uenoa at $1.78 per bushel. and Sftturdaj 12.51 compared with 12.29 for the Local wheat was quoted at at Paris 1 69.a-V. B. R. previous week; No. hard winter or- $1.66 129 Phones: Bell, per bushel. dinary protein was quoted at Kansas 13 City August 29 at 82 83c per bushel with 12'4 protein bringing about 2c premium and 13 2Mic premium over these quotations. Receipts at Omaha OUl were relatively large, principally for FREE PEACHES AND WATERMELONS western Nebraska where ram has in creased the moisture content and EXHIBITS HOESS RACES caused some sprouting in the shocks and stacks. Test weight was also an RODEO PARADES important factor in that market; No, FIREWORKS PAGEANTS MAKE GOOD OR WE DO Weekly Grain 1 Market V& 72c-75- . J pros-specti- JTaput ve a. - if - C fifr?t f4ny & SgH ."tl. "fn "SSStfaS. side-ba- ; n out-tur- ns Gum-Dippe- d out-tur- ,ir East Tremonton de-b- w - ( d. semi-priva- te 'P V 2c 2c-6- THINK PLAN TO 5c-6- 4c 6c-7- REGISTER Federal Farm Loans $1.67V4'-$1.7- Interest Rate c. inter-mounta- in 3c 5-- 2c -- ' 5-- 8c c. $1.60-$1.6- 5 JAMES $1.72V6-$1.7- -- University of Utah Unlimited to 26th ANNUAL PEACH FESTIVAL LOAN 7ridf 2; SEPTEMBER 12. -- I BRIGHAM, UTAH 1930 Don't Neglect your Eyes DE LUXE DESIGNS Engraved Cards, Imprinted to Your Order Christmas cards that carry a personal touch not found in ordinary greetings. Our 1930 samples are the height of perfection In art work, design and color They mean too much to you. We have the Experience and Equipment to give you the Best in Optometric Fronk Chevrolet Co. Tremcnton, Utah BIG STREET CARNIVA1 Phone 20 5 TREMONTON FOLKS WEIL, PET, PIO YOU AT SCHOOL "flOPAY WHAT LEAR4 71 OH LOTS.' FREDA'S MOA AND POP AHMT SPEAKING Tom Jones' poo AIN'T BEEN HOME THIS By H. G. 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