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Show fiVVXATX 13, 1917 Y BEAR RIVER VALLEY LEADER PRODUCTION NEWS fl protfction W .Bishop of Offered mittee states. the county com- miums do not have to be paid far several months. Crop insurance contracts are for three years. Farmers who already have contracts :r. effect do not have to this year. If their contract started with the 1945 crop, they should be thinking abort renewing crop insurance for 1S48, Chairman A. Y. Bishop said. The crop insurance program can the for wheat is unchanged from The pro' croo by taking last year, he said. is tection loss coverage against crop all unavoidable from hazards. agents C sold by Agricultural Farmers have a choice of sevSTWA) office in eral coverages or amounts of A. insurance for their farms. Pre- - Pooling: Agreements Utah, Chairman .,.ty farmers "Vestments in Tk t AVAILABLE! THEY'RE HERE INNER SPRINGS - a'lding- your old mattress or making a new one. WE CAN ALSO TAKE ORDERS UPHOLSTERING ng Spuds for Livestock (ERTON MATTRESS CO. BRIGHAM CITY Tremonton V0 Pooling agreements will be again to farmers of Box Elder county under the 1947 Agricultural Conservation Program. These community projects are proving very effective in meeting the conservation needs of Box Elder County farmers said A. W. Bishop, Chairman of the county AAA committee. Under the 1945 program six projects were carried out. A total cf 32 farmers participated. the outstanding projects were tile drains, open drains, reservoirs and concrete pipe lines for carrying irrigation water. for Livestock feeders of Box Elder county can now obtain potatoes for one cent per 100 pounds. These potatoes are from quantities turneti over to the government under the price support and potato loan program. Any a o MEMBER FEDERAL WAREHOUSE Good Stock of PRICES PAYS HIGHEST SYSTEM DRIED BEET PULP SOY BEAN PELLETS COTTON SEED CAKE FEED CORN FOR GRAINS of all kind EDO CUSTOM CHOPPING W IEANING (ictoell TREMONTON 41 Public Shares in S jil Conservation The boys and girls, who play n city parks have just as big a stake in the Nation's soil as the cys and girls who are raising prize livestock for county fairs, ovs A. V Bisho", chairman of the county ACA committee, who points out that the important task cf looking after the land and water resources of our farm land, demands the attention and support of all 141 million Amer icans. , Food doesn't grow on store shelves or in milk trucks. It comes from productive land and nowhere else, he pointed out. The bottles of milk set on the city family's doorstep every morning and the meat on the city dinner table comes from one place the soil. The price and continuous supply of that milk and that steak depend upon the productivity of the soil that produces them. Mr. Bishop added, however, that building up the soil with minerals is uneconomical if we do not carry out other practices which will keep the soil from being washed away by erosion. Discussing the annual cost of the ACP to U. S. citizens, he said that if we break down the America. ROLLING assist r Mrs. Mirl R. Mason was in Logan Wednesday visiting her daughter, Mrs. Glade Nielsen. Mr. and Mrs. L. Marcele and son, Dewayne, spent the week-en- d in Salt Lake City on business and visiting relatives. The Howell Relief Society held their work and business meeting Wednesday at the home of Eva Bair. The time was spent in Mr. K i t -- if WHAT'S Miss Beverly Peterson and Miss Margene Rhodes were guests of honor at a birthday party held at the home of Miss Betty Pot ter Tuesday evening after mutual. The party was also to honor the cast of a one act play Thirteen presented recently. were present and games were played and a delicious luncheon was served the highlight of which was a large birthday cake. Mrs. Wendell Hansen visited from Friday until Tuesday with her parents in Syracuse. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Julander and children of Ogden and Mrs. Dan Olsen and Mr. and Mrs. Kay Olsen and daughter visited with the Wendell Hansens on Sunday. They also called on Bishop and Mrs. W. E. Hansen. The wrar-- was very well represented on the Logan "Temple excursion Wednesday. Seventeen ward members participated, most of these going through two sessions. Mrs. Doris FACTORS JOHN AIID - EQUIPMENT - i cthsr Interesting Talking Pictures ' I. j , IL . t, ,JU,. . ... i-i- . ii -- i 1 1 ADMISSION BY TICKET ONLY 1 "lou don't have tickets or need more; ask lis tor them . . Our fliiQcfc UVJIO cfnrrnv ww UUIWl . February 15tn 17 1 TERSON TRACTOR SERVICE NE90 TKEMONTON v i ii II Mrs. en imiim fin A V SAYS: ( The Height ( j t, villi l COMFORT! Vhil XL I i - Ad- fC )A C M s'f" '1 - i if,. . i i'j-.- f v ;iV'.r,, ' ' t !S7; Pro-W- tr s' " , 'V7, for n"t'ur mi"1'1 f Win February 6, A. D., 1947 M. Mason, At- ' i l i 4 METAL MINI NO INDJ'STUY OF UTAH II tires. ar 1 s xr d'l'-'i'.zv- Incrccss ?'r.zz free 0. l m m 15.10 6.00-1- 6 ." pre-w- i.c ', when winter i tc'-edriving mcra t.xn cccldcnta caused by ur.:::.lii t : o3 are increcsing. cc;u!p yevr car vi;h a set cf new Firrx'.o-.- o De Luxe Champions, the sa.'ost and longest-wearint;rc ever fcuiltl HI''. wc-ti-- tiie 5.30-16.- .. -- 1 :ol I - mlnistratrix of Estate of Ernest Cornwall, '1 c-- 'i g Only 9.1 Ovsr has gone vj 1. :.-.:- r cost of nom s cr r:oro. the prices cf 3 ' J,'.:;.9 Champions c o cbovo 1941. o in quality Keller .cv r 103 cv. mm. v'":'3 ccr-.r.?c;iic- Fir rirr.r:irTTitrJTrjfTr D.. 1S47. George torney for Administra trix, First Security Bank City, Brigham Bldg., Utah. t "lSHOPRjy.; i NOTICE TO CREDITORS Estate of ERNEST CORNWALL, Deceased. Creditors will present claims with vouchers to the under signed at the residence of Ulalla II Cornwall, Tremonton, Utah on or before the 12th day of June A. Date of first publication 6f1 -- G For further information For further information consult the County Clerk or the respective signers. Ulalla H. Cornwall, i i HospitautvI Legal Notices DEERE r Peterson,L. Mr. Thomas Forsythe, t and Mrs. Mearl K. Bair 2-- IK r.'sts of Francisco and Ne,v York at the Mr. and Mrs. Ed Morgan in Bear close of budnc-ssFebruary 15, Paver City. 1947. c I have in my possession one Ford V8 pickup and claim a lien thereon for work, labor and maIf the amount due is terials. not paid after proper notice and publication of claim has been made, the machine will be sold at public auction. Kazuo Takasuka at Waldron Farm Repair Shop In Tremonton. 2tc HEW SEVEN dinner l NOTICE PREVIEVJ were Sunday C, li Lyn Larson and Eugene DIVIDEND DLCLARED were both selected as perStandard Oil Company of Cal'"I lr..Jjct.;ii IS Mi.edulod sonalities for the Utah State lo ttg.n u, this ifornia a divic'.t o.d declared toxiay annual "The Buzzer". Lyn is cuutiiry from an untant'd 100 t.lljrm barrel reserve, 84. of sixty-fiv- e N. cents ;"j stua;.x-i.itcf the president iiiiule c:l inferior to and more dents of the college and Eugene cents per share, payable March costly thanlg petroleum, but i'.s pro : to 15, 1947, all stockholders is president of the Freshman diction may be necessary a few record as shown by the transfer Vears Yenr nrl.-cclass. The boys are cousins. ,;l David Larson made a business books of the corporation in San discovered. trip to Logan Monday. He al so visited with his children, Mr. and Mrs. Lyn Larson. John W. Larson returned Sunday from an extended visit with relatives in Angeles and Fort Worth, Texas. Mr. and Mrs. Frank C. S. Derrick and children visited last week at the Louis Larson home. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Rhodes were Twin Falls, Idaho, visitors the early part of the week. They left Monday morning and were back Tuesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Billy Roe and daughter, Corine, of Brigham City were Wednesday supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Alva Rhodes. were Logan visitors last Thursday. Mrs. Barbara E. Nessen of Tremonton is spending a few days with her daughter and family, Mrs. Pearl Olsen. X PA Francis Peterson and Yetta Karen, were in Ogden Saturday. They were accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. I. L. Isaacson who spent the day with their son and family, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Isaacson. Mr. and Mrs. Alva Rhodes were business visitors in Logan on Saturday. quilting. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Archibald Mr. and Mrs. James E. Nessen their new baby returned to and left Saturday to fly to Mesa, home in Ogden Sunday their reArizona. Word has been from the Joseph Oyler home ceived that they reached there Mrs. Archibald has been where are their and safely enjoying recuperating since she came visit. from the hospital. Mrs. Vida Forsgren spent three Mr. and Mrs. Jasper Shaffer days last week in Logan where were host and hostess at a birthof care her she assisted with the Thursday evening in party underwent day father, who recently his second major operation in honor of Paul and Louis Larson two weeks. His condition is re- whose .birthdays fall just a few days apart. Present were Mr. ported good. Mrs. Elma Fackrell is visiting and Mrs. Paul Larson, Mr. and with her daughter, Mrs. Marva Mrs. Louis Larson and Mr. and Mrs. Ursel Rhodes. Stokes in Brigham City. Mr. and Mrs. Eph Peterson Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Hawks visiting in spent the week-en- d Salt Lake City with relatives and Ol-s- friends. 4 i CaJt (jdAawd share that goes for harvested cropland, we find that the people are contributing less than $1.50 per person to help farmers take care of the land that produces nearly all of their food and much of their clothing. The health and strength of all our people depend upon the productivity of our land. We must keep our fertility bank account solvent to insure prosperous farmers, well-f- ed consumers and a strong VIM v n EON E desiring any cf these potatoes should get in touch with the county Triple A committee. The buyer stands all transportation costs. re-si- -' AT LAST Tremonton, fec-d?- 6.50-1- 5 6.256.50-1- 6 19.55 7.C3-1- 5 21.60 7.C0-1- 6 22.15 t3 FKONK'S FIKKSTONE PRODUCTS TivmontoH |