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Show W LAND SICK? Human Body Farm Land Can Range Healthy And Husky To Very Sick Wight was formerly ' for the soil scientist Port Affairs 0( Indian He is now Ed- Oregn- (agricul-rdtm specialist Install Officers : elected Newly officers of Amity Lodge No. 23, F. & A. M. whl be installed at a special meeting on Friday evening, December 14. PAGE FIVE J BOX ELDER NEWS , Those taking office i Brigham City, Utah h headquarters Indian school, take him to will .juties schools and Indian farms in the United mountain have further u ques-Labo- the subject of this Box please contact Agricultural the or local Joptell times today "THE DAY .THE EARTH TOOD T. double L. John Reed, the Ned-bale- Jr., senior warden; Robert Haword, junior warden; Maxwell Pohl, secretary; Don Jepperson, treas urer; D. E. Peterson, senior deaUtah.) con; John Reed, Sr., junior dea By E. L. Wight Education Specialist in Agricul-ture- . eon; Jack Crossman, tyler; Carl Seashore, junior steward; Verl Intermountain Indian i Whitehead, senior steward; and School Most farms in the United Nick Kozak, trustee. States are different in size, Campion, chaplain, will shape, climate, production, and beLeRoy the installation officer. in the soil itself. Farming is big business these days. .When ucts of the soil and our own Amity Lodge Officers you begin a business you take health depends on what we eat, Ned-bale- k, an inventory of the assets and Today, Inventories of the land . . . John C. Reed Jr., left, senior warden; Frank L. warJ. Robert Howard, master ; junior liabilities in order to make your are being made by the U. S. govworshipful investment pay off. The land ernment and a few private agriden. They were named in a recent election. needs an inventory, too. It is cultural services. The aim is to of cultivation important to examine each field classify the land on the basis stand the strain life to determine the best use and of what the land needs to pre should be retired to a quiet treatment to give the land. , vent losses and keep it produc of permanent vegetation. Such When you are ill you go to tive and healthy. The classifi land falls into Classes V to the doctor for diagnosis and cation is similar to a doctors on how inteneventual treatment. Even when diagnosis youre either well VIII, depending be can safely used for you feel well, it is wise td have and in good shape or youre ill sively it woodland. or grazing check-uonce every deformed, and seriously in need physical few months. The soil is alive of attrition. The land Is clasland conditions are These too it functions much the same sified into two .main groups (1) A Brigham City young man, mapped to show the farmer his way as does the human body. Land suited for cultivation (2) assets and liabilities. The im- Donald Wendel, won top regionIt needs an occasional check-up- , Land suited for range, wood- portant features of soil, slope, al honors In the 1951 productionand maybe it should have plen land, or wildlife use. erosion, damage, drainage, - almarketing conty to eat and sufficient rest. The physical condition of each kali, etc., are recorded on the test of the Na- Each of us have a vital stake kind of land is also indicated. Junior tlonal map and from this information in this business of keeping the For example: a strong and me class of land is determined. GrowVegetable soil healthy, for we eat the prod- - healthy piece of land suited for association ers The needs of the "land are cultivation is called Class I land. at NJVGA 17th to everyone. A way of needs very little This land annual four-dabe medical" attention just a con- meeting these needs should convention at for tinued good diet and no serious planned and accomplished Cleveland, Ohio,! 6hows land If farm. your each abuse. was learned Land which may have a slight signs of 'sickness every effort Donald Wendeltoday TODAY & THURS. weakness, a tendency toward a should be made to find a cure, Wendel. 17, son of Mr. and cold or headache is called and at once! DOUBLE BILL PROGRAM Mrs. George Wendel of Brigham Class II land. It requires some WANNIlt BROS, mmr City, received a $200 prize from merical attention" and possithe $6,000 scholarship fund probly a slight change in diet with vided each year by A & P Food no abuse. stores as a part of its national Land with serious 'internal better program 'to encourage disturbances, and external production and marketing of of such as shallow depth soil, vegetables by farm youth. thin topsoil, short growing sea'All men The regional champ farmed in the December son, low fertility, steep slopes, draft call, who were inducted 11 acres of tomatoes, corn and III land. Class etc., is called December 4, arrived at Ft. Lewis, melons at a profit of . nearly Careful treatment is required after reporting at $1,000 in his winning effort. diet be- Washington and a iFt. Douglas, and were accepted A Box Elder high school sencomes necessary for this land. into the FRANKLOVEIOY PHiUPCAR acording to Mrs. ior, he harvested and sold 80 army, a be The digestive system may frNlCTTOn Marilla Spencer, draft board tons of tomatoes to a cannery, GORDON DOUGLAS BRYAN FOY little weak and only a few secretary. ttw and marketed the rest of his on Wtlbur.Basal Screw Ptey bt Crane foods" (crops) may be advised. INatCvett As told to Pete Martin . Aid puWislnd crops through roadside stands. Trent Post included: the Elburn a SatunJw They Some people are unable to IHe has S. Mrs. spent four years in Fucope with the strain of city life, Miller, son of Mr. and Tremon-ton- ; ture Farmer CO-HI- T of America work No. Rt. 1, with Lee Miller, trouble living They have as president of serves and tow son Clinton Robert Gilbert, cars trains, the LUM and ABNER Mr. and Mrs. Claude Gilbert. the local chapter. of cities. found in etc. large noise, His favorite school subjects, IN The doctor advises a move to Corinne; and Kenneth Stirland, of agriculture, are chenv the country where things are Preston, England, but . making more quiet:'' Somdland is, like his home with Mr. and Mrs. Lstry and botany. In his spare time Don likes to hunt, fish and too. Land which cannot Hamp Bradshaw of Tremonton. soil conservationist or Mr. Wight at the Intermountain Indian school, Brigham City, BEAUTIFUL SELECTION bill ' y ICtt Z TAISILES LIVING ROOM sizes and styles. AU $ Blond and Mahogany. Corner and End Tables, from Brigham City Boy! p STILL" THUR.-FRI.-SA- for be Frank Top Vegetable Honors Won By V .THE PICTUHES" LAST new year will 12, 1951 W. M.; at Wednesday, December Wh New Posts Amity Lodge Will Playtex Encourages Sleep! Inexpensive and Practical PLAYTEX PILLOWS CARD TABLES FOAM SUPER j . Beautiful natural wood or colored with double braced OH3 v metal legs Refreshing sleep with dream-designe- d BEAUTIFUL ASSORTMENT TABLE . iaraip ALWAYS A FAVORITE GIFT Inductees Arrive In modern or traditional styles. Just the gift to brighten One that wUl be appreciated. Or 1 Choose from Alladin, Rembrandt B and Deena. From a home. At Ft Lewis q A PRACTICAL GIFT A Useful and Practical Gift! ALL METAL i that will add comfort and beauty to her well-planne- d home. BRIDGE CHAIRS MOBUCtBBf HASSOCKS , PLUS Cartoon, Shorts, fast-movin- g News, Serial -0- - 7ilGflinto Towir cude that, easy-to-ciea- long- - n, , v basketball player turns the record off after each step. 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