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Show PAGE SIX BEAR RIVER VALLEY LEADER, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1931 Weekly Grain Market i REWARDS East Tremonton U. Of U. Has Record OF SERVICE Many competent people of large ability, whose time is much occupied, refuse to take public office in cities and towns. Yet if they could manage' to squeeze out the time necessary to attend to these public duties, they would find the experience extremely rewarding. Public officials make a great many friends, they see a great deal of life, they know what is going on in their home towns and in similar communities. This experience makes them very practical, and it is a great help to them in their own occupations. It gives them valuable advertising, and enables them to form correct opinions as to the needs and desires of the public Few people who accept such office ever regret it -i- - oOo Wheat Price at New High Point for Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Abbott motored to Salt Lake City, Monday. Crop; Rye and Feed Grains ; Strengthened by Advance Mrs. George Brough and Mrs. Eva In Wheat Hansen visited Mrs. Lewis Dodd of Harper, Thursday. Domestic wheat markets continued Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Kay and Thos. firm during the week ending October were attending to business in Kay 30 and prices advanced to the highest Brigham City Monday. of the to The season, according point A bouncing boy came to make bis Weekly Grain Market Review Of The home with Mr. and Mrs. Carl Peterson United States Bureau Of Agricultural on All concerned are do Saturday. Economics. Increased export demand nicely. for North American wheat as a result ingMrs. K. H. Fridal and Mrs. Dot Fri-dof smaller offerings from Russia and the fore part of the week in spent the Southern Hemisphere, together Salt Lake City. with unfavorable growing' conditions Mr. and Mrs. O. L. Brough were for the new crop in parts of the doCity visitors on Monday. mestic wheat belt, wre the principal Brigham Mrs. H. H. Jensen of Hyrum, spent strengthening factors, Rye tnd feed Sunday with her daughter, Mrs. Carl grains were strengthened by the ad Peterson, vance in wheat Flax was firm under Ogden Plans being considered for Mrs. George Abbott and Mrs. Jane reduced hedging pressure and light of chapel for new Twenty-construction Abbott were Logan visitors last week. of seed. cash first in this city. ward offerings Professor and Mrs. E. J. Maynard, WHEAT: World wheat markets Mrs. Hyrum Tibbetts and Emerson Ab strengthened materially during the bott of Logan, enjoyed a venison din week. Britissh markets advanced with ner in the George Abbott home, Sun more settled political conditions fol day. lowing the recent election election and Donna Jean Abbott and J. T. futures at Liverpool reflected advance entertained at a jolly hallowe'en in Northern markets. Continental party Friday evening at the home of markets were also more active and the latter. The rooms were decorated prices advanced in most deficit areas in hallowe'en effects which were also Supplies of Durum wheat were light carried out in the delicious lunch, serv in Italy and the import quota for for ed to 13 of their little friends. Above, tbe feminine stars of the "Lady Next Door" and the Mr. and Mrs. George Abbott attend eign Durum wheat was increased from NBCs Children's Hour look on as Walter Campbell Tetley does an 5 to according to trade ad ed Parents Day at the U. S. A, C. at impersonation of Sir Harry Lauder. The young ladies in the group vances. ltussian collections oi wneai Logan on Friday. are, left to right: Florence Halop, Clementine Torrella, Virginia Tor-relof the yearly had amounted to 52 Miss Ivy Madsen and Miss Myrtle man sailor ia in the Zincke. The suit and Peggy Billy young dan at the middle of October but Woodruff spent several days last week Halop. trade reports indicate that the quanti with relatives in Salt Lake City. Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Hampson and ty scheduled for collection was very and actual collections have been mother , Mrs. George Garfield return large in Bountiful with Mrs. NichoPs parents of good volume with stocks on hand ed Monday from Yost, where they had Mr. and Mrs. Roy Lillywhite and substantial, interior warehouses been called by the death of lone a quite - family, of Spanish Fork, Rpent Sunday are reported well filled with some de . daughter of Mr. and Mra. with Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Lillywhite. in taking delivery of grain now George Wright who died of scarlet felay OQO La Vera Manning, who is attending forward. The lack of ade- ver. Mrs. Elsie Wright is a daughter Mr. and Mrs. Jack Burton, of Salt in Salt Lake, spent the week coming college facilities, how- of Mrs. Garfield. On Sunday Mrs. Lake City, visited here with relatives transportation quate end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. ever movement to Garfield and her two daughters, Olive the Friand friends Thursday. They left ,is restricting E. Manning. sales some for and seaboard early ship and Mrs. Hampson were called to Yost where for Portland, Oregon, they day ments were reported cancelled during because of the illness of another child will make their home. Vernal vou Preliminary plans being the week. Russian shipments so for of Mr. and Mrs. Wright, who is reMr. and Mrs. Lynn Hodges, of Lomade by City Council for installation this season have totaled 54,000,000 covering at this writing. gan spent Saturday and Sunday with of new water mains in city. bushels or more than half of last sea Mrs. Hodges' parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Garfield of sons total shipments. Southern Hem Lewis Lillywhite. visited their mother, Mrs. Geo. i sphere crops continue to make fa Garfield Sunday evening. Dr. and Mrs. J. W. Chambers had as vorable progress and harvesting has ' Archie Mudell of their guests Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Der-ra- h E California, is a begun in northern parts of new South guest in Mrs. Garfield's home this Van Dyke and children, of Ogden. Wales, Australia. New crop Austral week. Mrs. W. J. Cullimore will be hos: M Good ian wheat has been reported sold K. H. Fridal was host at a venison tess to the members of the Ladies Self new at bushel, per Liverpool 59c Culture Club Friday afternoon, Nov.6. wheat was being offered at dinner Saturday evening. His young!' friends who enjoyed the occasion were Florence Petterson underwent an opWITHOUT CALOMEL Argentine advancing prices trade estimates place Smith, Milton Anderson, LesClayton eration for appendicitis last Friday at the combined Australian and Argen- lie And You'll Jump Out of Bed b Anderson, the Valley Hospital. We are pleased Harry Hansen and Fred around at season tine wheat crops this Sommers. to report at this writing that she is tbe Morning Rarin' to Go 400,000,000 bushels compared with improving nicely. about 450,000,000 bushels produced If row feel sour and mule an tbe world took punk, don't swallow a lot of salta. Mrs. Harvey Moore and daughter last year. l minora! water, oil. laxative randy or ebewiaf Julia were Garland visitors Saturday. um and expect them to make you tnrifianlj Drastic cash wheat markets advanc met and buoyant and full of sunahme. Mr. and Mrs. G. G, Sweeten returned sharply for all classes of wheat but For Uxy can't do it. They only mov tm ed home Saturday from Washington D. did not follow the full advance in fu heweta aod a met movement doean'twe t tbe cause. Tbe reason for your C, where they spent a few weeks at ture prices at some points. Mills and feeUnc to your liver. It should pour out twv the home of their daughter, Orpha. elevator interests were active buyers pouadi of liquid bile Into your bowels duly. It thla bile ia not flowint freely, your food Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Lillywhite enter and took most of the offerings. Ex doeen't digest. It juat decaye in tbe bowels. tained at a family dinner Sunday. Cov Gas bloats up your stomach. You hare a nort inouirv improved and fair thidt, bad taste and your brukth ia fooL ers were laid for eighteen. amounts of domestic wheat were in kin often breaks ovi. in blemiabes. Your head Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Stayner motored aches and you tod down and out. Your whuer ' eluded in the weeks North American ayitem is powoned. to Salt Lake Monday. export sales, which were estimated at t takes tvese food, old CARTER'S Mr. and Mrs. M. D. Peters and L'TTLfc LIVER PILLS to (at these two around 5,000,000 bushels. The pro W bile flonine freely and make you pou7u fant daughter spent Sunday with Mrs. feel gress and condition of winter wheat (t and up." They contain wonderful, tsr Pres. and Mrs. J. J. harmkea, featle vegetable extracts, amasiof were good excellent throughout in when it comes to makmc the bile flow freely. Shumway. Central and Eastern parts of the main But don't ask for Dver pflkw Ask for Carter's Mrs. Mark Nichols and small daugh(the Lirsr Pills. Look for the name Carter' belt but in the more Western sections M Little Liver Filta on the red label. Resent a ter, Marylin are spending a few days rains are still needed, particularly in orea. ail g&c at vibautut. QmiCat.Ce. Western Kansas where germination and growth are poor. Increased soil M moisture was very beneficial in the Southwest. The Southwest, however, continued dry from Central Arkansas eastward and from Southern Kentucky- M Southward. The soil is dry and han iiiuiuiiiiiiiiiHnisiiiiHHUintmiiiiB and seeding has been delayed. The advance in prices brought out increased shipments of winter wheat and receipts at the principal Central and Southwestern markets total 4,441 cars which was slightly larger than those for the previous week ami more than twice as large as a year ago, These increased offerings tended to reduce premiums for cash grain but An event that demonstrates per bushel. At prices advance our ability to give quality serthe close of the market October 30, no hard winter ordinary protein was vice for economy prices. Will quoted at Kansas City at 50c-5112 per cent protein at 51Msc-53and 12Vs per cent protein at 53Vc-57- c 13 per cent at Vic A car of 18 per cent protein no. 2 dark hard win sold at 19c delivered Kansas City ter 14th NOV. which was the highest price todate on the crop. No. 2 hard winter ordinary protein was quoted at Omaha at 50 Vic Wool k per and no. 2 yellow hard winter cent protci nat 54 Vic. The weeks re You ceipts at umana contained quite a ittlc yellow hard winter wheat Ar rivals principally from kanses and Ne braska. Local and outside mills were readily absorbing the offerings at Den vrr where prices strengthened materi ally in sympathy with advances at H2 Eastern points. No. 2 hard and no. 5(k-8- 5c dark hard winter were quoted f.o.b. c Colorado shipping points at per bushel. Mills were over bidding exporters at Ft Worth and were of BRING YOUR AT for no. 1 ordinary fering 61'ic-62hard winter delivered group 3 or Gal- is eton rate points. 13 per cent protein was bringing half a cent premium and cent additional premium was being bid for each additional quarter of proWe are as near as your phone. tein above 13 per cent . al Attendance This Year The latest figures from the recorder's office show the 1931 enrollment to be the largest in the history of the schooL The total enrollment to date is 3,227 students as compared to 3,170 at the corresponding time last year. There are approximately 1250 freshmen, 850 sophomores and 1027 and unmatriculated students registered in the various schools of the university. The schools of Arts and Scieas leads with a total of 927 enrolled. Education claims 890, Business 549.. Mines 380, Medicine 222, Law 159 and 94 students are taking graduate work. upper-classm- en Springvflle Springville Canning Co completed canning tomato crop short time ago. COAL Get Your Winter Supply Now. 25, AND 1 e A la HEATERSthis You Must See I Garland Personals Novel Heater. Hardware - Lumber And House Supplies what Har-risvill- You can always find want here. e, ; Farmers' Cash Union UP YOUR LIVER BILE "Your j Will Our Best Asset" Tremonton, Utah Phone 35 ; XXXXXXXXXXXXXYTTTTXXXXXXXXXTX , 1 What Have down-and-o- ut i , Yoni? We will Receive on Subscription Payments Old or New Pe6ers-p;jen- I - )JlAAu YOUR PRODUCE M M WE WILL ALLOW YOU Special 50c per bu. FOR WHEAT 5-- c, And c, For Week of 7th to Plain 50c Dresses Or What Have That We Can Use to Help You Pay Your Subscription to the L E A D E R ! - 75c Plain Silk Dresses 42c-51- Pleated Dresses 75c $1.00 U. S. CLEANERS Phone 37 Tremonton, Utah Ogden in Six-inc- We'll Help You - You Help Us a n M M US WHEAT 50c Per Bushel Which Considerable Above Market Price c A ring will bring our driver to your door. a Pay Market Price for Sheep, Pigs, Calves, Turkeys Chickens 57-6- 0 M h bore well brought at Artesian Fark, Ogden Valley. Salt Lake City Bids received for construction of 5,000,000-ballo- n reservoir. It is part of $2,000,000 water system improvement of this city. Western Tacific Railroad reduced their rate on livestock feed and feeder livestock shipped between Utah, Idaho, Nevada and other western states. Cedar City Record. THE LEADER M L A ty |