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Show PEACH DAYS EDITION Civil Defense Taught that gives full credit for civil Take The de- Bnlc-R'n1(!p- Toil Out Of The a BOX ELDER NEWS The unique CLEVELAND, O. (UP) John fense training. Carroll establishhas Utah course University is believed the only one Brigham City, Wednesday, September 10, 1952 ed a course for graduate students of its kind in the country. A Knoum (Etty cTkt ari Company At Keep&. . . ; ii ...As Your Men's Stores Are By D The Brands They Carry! if Thats why you can shop with pride and confidence s at DREDGES Where only the finest nationally advertised stocked. brands are CURLEE SUITS, SPORT COATS and OVERCOATS JERKS and HOLEPROOF SOCKS ROUGH RIDER SLACKS NUNN-BUS- Two Combine Harvesters In A Row Cut And Thresh Wheat , con- farming into a gigantic and successful farming industry here. Over sidered a risky business, mechanization of equipment has developed wheat 2,000,000 bushels of wheat were grown in 1949. Calcutta, he said. 'We will run comparatively slow plows, risk down every lead." the weather, and then cut, gaFind To Missing ther land carry the grain to "The information now at our g threshers, now there are no less disposal convinces me that the than 1,230 wheat farms in, the remains are in the Orient and j Who county, not all of course are the that they are being held by peo- - ' large dry farms. pie who do not know how to ap- - 1? The U. S. census of agriculTOKYO (UP) Dr. J. J. Mar-- ture reported that 112,400 acres key, an American archeological pan, unofficially and clandes- proach us directly and still reap , . a reward. of land were under cultivation tinely. investigator, has arrived here to Wheat farming has become to spring and winter wheat in search "Pe- To Trace Clues for the Markey said he is offering big business In Box Elder count- 1949. $1,000 for a tip that will lead j Man. king a The former directly to the yinvestigator, Land in the immense western missing relics, The Chinese Communists have newspaperman, said that while with no questions asked. I Box Elder county, long considerAccording to the 1950 census of ed in he met last of States United the accused year Tangiers into is useless turned being were there $2,294,131 agriculture several persons who were In Didn't Last the ' ' Of. 1 Long bushels of wheat harvested in productive wheat farms. With stealing from Shanghai, Peking and the use of caterpillars and giant bones which disappeared NEW BRITAIN, Conn. (UP) Box Eldei county in 1949. Defateful that World on War eve of the during plows, modern combines and ef- China Paul J. Dimock, 17, got his drlv. It was not long ago when ficient trucks to haul the crop to IL but Markey is convinced they cember. ers license and four hours later dry farming" or raising a crop market, it is an expanding ac- are still somewhere in the They gave me the names of was In trouble. Police said Dimwithout irrigation ditches ring- tivity that brings more and Orient. men now living in Tokyo, Hong ock fled the scene after his au- ing a field for water was con- more money into the county. Singapore and tomobile hit another car. is that the bones kong, Manila, One story sidered- a risky business. It was Recognizing dry farming as have been lo6t forever at the one of the important elements and it wasnt very profitable. bottom of the Yellow sea. But since then the wheat In- In the agricultural economy - of northern the Utah State Utah, The bits of bone, dug up in a dustry has been put on wheels.. Giant combine harvesters have Agricultural college and agricul- cave outside Peking during the taken the toil, ture planning committees have 1920s, were the earliest known evidence that a species of human time consuming labors and ex- offered recommendations. They include rotation of grain being 500,000 years ago. Actual pense out of harvesting a crop.' with alfalfa every four or five ly, they were the remains of sev Box Elder county has enjoyed years and eliminate as much eral creatures, not just one. relatively moist weather for more summer 4 V1 fallow as possible; con than a decade, adding weight to To Sent ' of wild oats Seaport and rye by wheat kemals. Also, the feder trolling m. , al insurance and subsidy pro using clean seed, burning fence The fossils were being studied lines, rogueing rye and wild at the A gram has oiled the industry. Peking Union medical col a f While few farmers in the mid- oats from fields, fall disk and lege in December, when 1941, in plow early spring. with soil turn thirties, cared to word came that the city would Also, control of weeds with soon be occupied by Japanese use of sprays, Using care to ob serve manufacturers recommen troops. dations; construct waterways to Scientists packed the bones in take care of early spring run-of- f to three large wooden cases and and heavy rain and seed these shipped them under guard of U. waterways and gulleys with S. Marines of the legation guard smooth brome grass. to the port of Chinwangton, to Construct check dams, observ be taken to a place of safety ing conservation practices, plow aboard ship. on contour where fallowing, conThats the last time they were trol of grasshoppers with federal bate and chlordane, and use 30 seen. Some reports say the the to 40 pounds of nitrogen fertili crates disappeared from PUMICE AND CONCRETE BLOCK zer per acre for the production of train during the confusion and some say they fell from a lighter dry land wheat. into the sea while being transDRAINAGE SEWER AND shipped. Law Firm Had It Rigged The most logical story would seem to be that Japanese troops To Be Sure Winner IRRIGATION CONCRETE PIPE took the bones when they capCLEVELAND, O. (UP) Homer tured the train and the. Marines. i Johnson, a Cleveland attorney Ordinary soldiers would hardly now in his 91st year, fondly re be expected to know the value of called that at one point in his" some old bones found packed in career bis fledging law firm unmarked crates and it seems could not lose. possible that the fossils were r ; . scattered about andi lost forever. That was at the turn of the 353 So. 6th East Brigham Markey, however, thinks they century, Johnson recalled, when the law firm of M. B. & H. H. might have been brought to Ja- Johnson had among its custo mers three automobile manufae turers. The trio of auto makers YOU CAN were the Baker (electric), White (steamer) and Garford (gaso line.) t We could hardly lose, whatever the trend, Johnson! said. My own favorite was the steamON OUR SERVICES " er, but I had fond hopes for the electric. ... one of the giant SHOES H PARIS BELTS and SUSPENDERS , dry-lan- d farms in Box Elder county. Once Census Shows A FREEMAN SHOES COOPER JOCKEY UNDERWEAR Scientist Out 111,400 Acres ACME COWBOY BOOTS I Peking Man Disappeared Under Cultivation LEVI STRAUSS OVERALLS VAN HEUSEN SHIRTS long-missin- ' KNOX and RESISTOL HATS , ENRO SHIRTS 500,(X)0-year-ol- STRADIVARI SPORT SHIRTS Chin-wangta- o Drop In During PEACH DAYS SUPERBA TIES SWANK JEWELRY . . McGREGOR SPORTSWEAR If Just To Say HELLO i CHAMPION SLACKS Les and Ross CAPPS SUITS REEVES back-breakin- BLOCK: and PIPE u , EXCLUSIVE FURNITURE 0 BY Fawson Yourt -- PHONE 930, pty DEPEND All three manufacturers are long extinct, he recalled, although a member of the old law firm now is a member of the Studebaker Corp. Living Rooms Bed Rooms 9 Dining Rooms 0 Television (when available) ... 13 represented in our new furniture lines which are now on QUALITY display for' Peach Day visitors. Dining room and bedroom sets of solid mahogany, grey walnut, blond korena and French provential can be seen in our showrooms. We invite you to stop in and look around. INTERIORS 111. were sad honeymoon-er- s when a Southern Airways plane "bumped them off here in reservabecause of a mix-utions. Faced with the prospect of a days layover, they were moping around the airport when Mayor Walter Abbott heard of their plight. He called the Pilgrimage Garden club and in rapid fire order, the Kellers enjoyed a swim in the clubs pool, toured the citys famed homes, were luncheon guests of the Commerce association and were quartered for the night at Stanton Hall, the most elaborate of the old southern mansions. we After all, said Abbott, were observing Hospitality Month in Mississippi." REPAIRING ALTERATIONS PHONE for prompt DELIVERY SERVICE HATS CLEANED & BLOCKED ' FUR REMODELING FUR GLAZING , , COLOR DYEING , BEDDING STORAGE Mr. NATCHEZ, Miss. (UP) and Mrs. O. J. 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