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Show Tuesday. April 27. 1913 Tape Five The Cache American, Logan. Cache County. Utah CACHE AMERICAN Plant Beets FORUM Urges Farmers riant to Limit ThU roluout la oprn (a anyone ho aUlim to prvornt his tiro on subject. Articles mul be signed and the Cache Amrdran dors not awnune any responsibility for aarh article. Oplnluna exprtMed are thuoe of the contributor and are not neceuarUy tbooe of tlila paper. Ration Reminder Feed Setup to j "enui alrmiec test in order to be were no Uiere iPrevtouslv. eligible. Rich Lists Supuestions For Feed Substitutes Canned, fnven and d.led food- s,ilu,.umtll Blue stamps I). E and F expire on nummum score In the n 30 H and Krutoy. April Htanijis O 'mental sWUirsa lest wis 50. J now alid until May 31. , Meats, Butter. FVits and Canned (.rates Recorded FUh-- Rrd Stamps a, B. c. and D,SulJr! E 30 Stamp expire Friday, April burial place of American now valid and good unul May 31. who fall on lorelgn soil soldiers 11 arid J taint on Sunnis F. a. will be properly recorded by th aucces.il e Mondays starting May units of the graves registration U. 8 Army. Tills service operates SUGAR Coun No. 13 good for Um conibat are. 5 pounds. niust last through May the dead, recording and j burying 3lmarking Uie graves, and collecting COFFEE Stamp No. 23 good for ; prrsoiml effects. Except wl-com ma jp Hind, must last through May but Interferes, overseas burials an. 30, the same as tfa approximately SHOES Stamp No. 17 good lor conducted in the United States with full mtliUry honors rendered. one poir through June 13. are ministered by a rhapkiln Rites A GASOLINE coupons good for four gallons each through May of the deceased's own faith when possible. 21. ulo-men- ! to aid Cache county If sugar beet growers of our 1 think &ck me whether dairymen who will suffer feed they should plant sugar beets in shorte ges due to the wuuer kill1943 to the limit of their ability, of alfalfa, a list of suggestions I tell them that that is what 1 am ing feed tor 40 acres Improving Uie 1943-4- 4 1942 I In planted doing. y and in 1943 I expect to increase setup have been released by sugar beet acreage. We are mM jj Run. extension dairyman now in war and we must produce j t Um. Utah State Agricultural By RUTH TAYLOR By CLOKGE BECK basis. I think on an all-oTli icace Is going to bring There Is no atheism In the fox great many problems to Uie Am- holes" To my mind that ringing we must also take a dilferent atEien though we ordinarily fixd erican people. Many obstacles mil sentence which came out of the titude Ulan we used to about la- - between 25 snd 40 pounds of wlful have to be hurdled, U is going to battle fields of the South Pacilic bur. 15 e ought to take what labor, Holslem cows. If ay .bt Is one of the most is aiauable wheUier student labor, take a bit of doing to proud pian now, UiU feed situation In peaeeiime pursuits for the mil- slogans of the war. Japanese, or white collar workers n iu10ut too serious lions of men now in our arnd Tears ago I heard It phrased from our cities and towns. cnd,A luvJ- Ridn work wiUi to our Uiem crops get forces and the addhionul nnlho.i slightly differently. One day In cultivated and harvested. Is Mr. Rich's first suggestion engaged In w.r production. when there was a heavy Uiat Cache county farmers plant labor Uie convinced am I that to Is It Tlierefore, sea rolling steady gray to meet a encouraging much new alfalfa as possible, situation for farmers In general,.'1 know that one. at least, of our slightly paler sky. Mold the Line ships doctor - A! o he recommended planting War Ration Rook outstanding Industrial leaders looks said to me: No man who follows and sugar beet growers In panic- j of to for store barley Three Due Soon to the past-wFanners and oUier now employed period with a cuit- - the sea can be an atheist. Those ulur. is much brighter Ulan last pFnty Fed. as well as oats and barky because we are better organ- In an essential Industry can not fidence not born of wishful think- who lue amid storms cannot help 11 ' War Ration Book No. Three izrd this year Uian last, although 10 cut or Fay when It reaches change to ing but based on a sound anals-- j j,ut believe in God." job at ldghrr wages be distributed through Uie malls I must say a pretty good job of j t!:e dough stage, lhe t.)mnife ts In Uie InU r- of the actual conditions. If this war. to which we are givFarmers who plant corn for to more than one nullton residents e war progrum. according recruit.ng farm labor was done In 0f The house of du Font of Wilming all tbit we hold dear, were county In 1942 considering age will do well lo seed It close to of Uie Roeky Mount'm region. In- - (0 recent rulings of Um War Man- ington. Delaware, Is one of the but a struggle between rival nathe corral or pasture so Uwt eluding Utah and Idaho, beginning power Commission. Men nowr In unthe lateness of Uie start. great1. leaders of American Indus--..'lions for power and land an "Altogether I expect to plant i some of It can be fed green In late In June and ending July 21. essential work are encouraged to trv. Founded In 1801 by E. L Uiere would about 243 a eras of land to various August and September to save hay larged gang Mailmen will leave poxteard ap- get Into Jobs contributing dlrecUy Pont, newly arrived in America be no for the The crops, including 40 or more acres for winter, according to Mr. Rich. plication forms at every liome be- to future. hope the war effort, even If an Inthe previous year, this ,vmpany darkness would cover the earth of sugar beets, 30 acres of con- For Uiis use he recommended US tween May 20 and June 5. The crease In wages Is Involved. has manufactured powder for ev- and It would be as It was before ning crops, and 5 to 10 acres of 52, 13, 65, 544, 680, or some other postcard, properly filled out by in which America has the ery- war beginning of time. Rubber Roots good hybrid that will mature In the head of the house and mailed Ration-Fre- e potatoes. But transcending since engaged. But It Is NOT that kind of a Last year 12i acres of the 40 100 to 110 days. Minnesota 13 or to Uie OPA regional office at Denits contribuUon to the United olive-draday Sutes in times Cf war, have been war. Tills is warfare between Uiose planted to beets were planted with Improved Learning may also be ver. will bring Uie new book. kahkl colored rubber boots and used. on adone the W. side Clem who In believe made sheared seed. Collins, I regional AlUiough of its contributions during times n In the The extension dairyman advised ministrator. emphuslzed that Book Uie kind worn for hunting and rights some mistakes In Uie method of development God and peace its research, fhlng can now be bought Ad-tin the fields of chemistry, plasucs, of man and those on the oUier planUng the sheared seed and ran farmers expecting to grow corn Three Is a replacement book only, tlon-freo Uie Office of Price who j new both a of the some unfavorable of deny to into stamps In supply weather, and sovereignty silage etc. organize groups Beannounced. has I ministration beGod and now free tonof will man. the those Uie of Uie take the allowed Uiat corn harvest place apply for Under the able guidance of harvesting machinheight boots are sUU In this world Uiere is not nage from sheared seed beets and ery Immediately. Harvesters, bind- ing used up. He said If any more du Pont and other officials, under rationing control. room were those for who believe was the seed beets ers. loaders necessary, and rationing will cutters programs be to practicontinued regular has the company In the dictatorship of the few and cally Uie same, and I Uunk I needed. there would be official noUce by grow, to make an even greater Coal Situation contribution to the welfare of the the enslavement of the many, to can do better than that Uiis jear Plant Canadian peas and oats the government. dwell side by side In amity with with sheared seed. If the weather on good American people and to the mainCoal users are reminded again Irrigated lands that are tenance of the American Way of those who believe In the monothe-isti- o is good. I will plant all my beet free from alkali." directed Mr. So Limit on Recapping that stocks will be low and transdoctrine whether they be land to sheared seed, and ell .but Rich. He suggested seeding 100 lbs. Life. Tills Industrial executive reduring the After May 1. there will be no portation Inadequate railed Protestant. Catholic or Jew. eight acres out of the 40 under of winter of 1943. Coil producing cacently in a radio address for peas per acre and 65 pounds restrictions on the number of transmission to American nwpslhe two methods of life are dla-- a any circumstances. From my ex- of oats. that may be issued for re- pacity Is definitely limited and user who has Inadequate board, hold forth great hopes for j ,netrically opposed to one another perience of last year, the cost of efflcl Utilizing pastures ntly by capping truck tires. Because re the and there Is no common meeting thinning sheared seed will be cut post-wAmerica. He said: h as stocks on hand may be caught rotation end clipping will require rapping takes only nearly In half." "After the war we will hive nt Er0'.lnd-ouless supplemental feeds. Mr. Rich much crude rubber as a new tire, rhort. nert winter fcy a tlcht mar- 0 " ;a Uiia war because command in Amend, ten, stated. he OPA has removed quoin re- - ket and delays In shipments. 'ght on Gods side. to use ' fifty, a hundred tones what we had Grass pastures or sweet clover stJ icaoiis so that the tnes will le "'eat cont.lbut'd by before, chiefly new materials. Am-- 1 not be driven re the rapa j oats recombeyond ith or are barley erlenn factories will be p.oviuclng au American Negro. All of us have mended. ping point. There has been no You Women Who Suf ier Fr ata almost seven times more alummum Jr'n brought up to say. whether restriction on recapping of passennocalFedral. cliurcli or on rather Some farmers, sy damp than in 1939, and 100 times nure!1' NIBLEY Mrs. Louis Petersen Ford Is my light and and red clo- ger car tires for some time. which weighs less!Eogue magnesium. family of Ogden spent last productive soil, may plant salvation, whom shall I fear? week ver without a nurse crop for bay than alumnum. We will be muknig Shoes Rationed visiting at the home of her are no fighting from despera- this yeor and for hay and seed Ilay almost as much rubber by mother. Mrs. Margaret Swenson. t'onsecret or 'vhh our two lor the next police dogging production lcal processes as was grown an- Delton Morgan had the misfor"Play" shoes not. ordinarily used and a firing squad ever tune of a compound frac- - three years," suggested the exten- for street near that arc manufac- - If nually In all the world before the hotsieps getting lino ro many wo:.ic n bet seen ready fur its hapless victims. We ture of his lured, packaecd or shipped after theyounee cf 23 end 62 sui.cr f.onx war." hile working on sion dairyman. are we Mr. rerommendatior Richs last fighting voluntarily that J.ot flariics. weal:, 7ry, r.crvTj f Mr. du (Pont went on to say that April 15. 1943, go back on the rathe tractor on hli farm. Ue re. increase beet tioned list. Such shoes, if thev irgx. dluiref of "rrccalorti'c-'"- , rro the American aviation Industry may live as free men free to car- - ceivmg treatment at a local hos- is that dairymen L.ue at tii.ics i : to the fu:u.,.,c..al ou of Him whom ail tills year. This will pro' Ica6 & factory before April 1j, Eiicldlc would be able to pioda-- e In a o pital. We all hope for lus speedy acreage ne period In 115 worship v more divers beet for in ude though feed, tops pulp remain even though "g-esingle year almost double the liumtry tailing Lydia Ii. cIlr.hlsn. recovery. w ;l'snee. best tl.c at table Its ber of planes that were made Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Parker and and syrup. they may reach yconsumers months knowaCompound medicine y a can buy that's We are a nation Twenty pounds of hay carries later. throughout Its history up to 1940. nct made especially for tcomen family spent Sunday visiting at 111 ar sense two more Fc of of than terror, to pounds protein Ilnhham'a some He prophesied that of the Compound 13 the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. L. butl a splrlt relieve euch dlstrcoJ. Taken regularly reverence. We Ames. and ten pounds total nutrients, so New Requirements for planes will be four times the size it helps build up resistance against owe allegiance to a God of mercy, of the largest pre-wPeter Hendrieksen left on Thurs- that corn silage and farm grains WAACS Released euch annoying symptoms. It aria la planes, and a be fed heavier to make up to of God We could on Justice. fight stomachic tonic. bt. fine will a dotted to the that nation spend day for California alThousands upon thousand 1 of Under the new rules, candidates with huge air fields. He predicted His side for the liberation of the short time there visiting with the loss of probably and poor alike have falfa hay usually fed, explained for the Womens Army Auxiliary women rich that great chemical plants would oppressed and subjugated people. friends and relatives. benefits. Tima and again reported We fight that peace may come completed at Lydia Pinkham's Compound baa Mr. and Mrs. Moroni Hansen Mr. Rich. English farms and some Corps must have stand ready to turn out new plassome women's happiest days tics. new paints, new testile fibres, again to earth and that children spent Thursday evening visiting ct dairymen In large centers of the least two years of education in an proved can be during their 40'i". United States have fed as low as accredited high school and must often d new fertilizers, and a hundred and the world over may have a chance the home of Mr. and Mrs. FoUow label directions. Worth tryingt six to ten pounds roughage daily, score at least 60 in the WAAC and healthy in one other new materials In quan- to grow strong Hansen. to both and mind, body learning few a undreamed of Miss Yeates of Ogden making up the balance in the form tities on'y Evelyn put God tfore man made rulers, spent the week end visiting at the of concentrates, he concluded. years ago. and home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. There will be wood tnat wont to obey His Commandments to put into practice that other won't Alma Yeates. break; that burn; glass Thou shal love window screens that contain no commandment. Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Woodall and i a as thyself. -or Money Lack Miss Lillie Riggs were the Sunday wire; and machine bearings that thy neighbor no is there No, atheism in caused the relief from ifchine by eczema, Mr. du Pont dinner guests of Mayor and Mrs. For quidcfoot, contain no metal, athletes scabies, pimnlesand other itching fox holes. And when the powers of A. L. added. conditions, use pure, cooling, medicated, liquid Riggs. A doctor's formula. He forecast there would be bet- evil are at last vanquished, God Mr and Mrs. Allen Rending and D. D. D. PRESCRIPTION. Greaseless and stainless Soothes, comforts and ter and cheaper homes, finer and grant that the great upsurge of family of Logan spent Sunday of quickly cjlms intense itching 35c trial bottle Kick Dont sutfer Ask your less costly automobiles, radios and faith will show us the way to last week visiting at the home of proves it, or money make an everlasting In Mr. and Mrs. G. W. druggist today for D D D Prescription. peace Wlnborg. refrigerators a greater abundance which all men will live as brothers of almost everything that adds to the comfort and satisfaction of acknowledging the fatherhood of God! ' living that all of these will be awaiting the homecoming soldier Mrs. Donna Bitters of Ogden and when the war Is won. Miss Clara Rae Leatham and LouAdditional thousands are now eligible to purchase ise Poppleton were in charge of 'CP' new Pontiacs. Any person belonging to any of the the gifts. Miss LeAine Maughan earlier was in charge of the guest book. following groups, whose present car is a 1939 or model, or has been driven 40,000 miles or more, or is not Those assisting with the serving considered to be serviceable, can obtain immediate delivery: were Mrs. Ruth Seamons of LoMr. and Mrs. gan, Misses Mary Woodward, Irene WELLSVILLE 1. Eiiential war, hoipltal or utility worker. John B. Woodward announce the Hendry, Valma Larsen. Iris and 2. Construction, repair, maintenance worker or production marriage of their daughter Louise, Muriel Neilsen of Hyrum. All specialist. to Ross A. Nellsen, son of Mr. and were In formal dress of pastel col3. Transport four or mors to school. Mrs. Albert Neilsen of Hyrum, ors. Miss Woodward was dressed 4. Transport farm or marine workers. which was solemnized in the Lo- in a gown of white jersey crepe 5. Physician, veterinarian. Interns or public health nurse. gan temple on Tuesday, April 20. and wore a corsage of pink roses. at Her going away suit was navy Mrs. Woodward entertained 6. Minister, priest, rabbi, .mbalmer. dinner immediately following the blue with white assessories. Labor conciliation, recruiting, training workers. 7. Cooperation of American retailers with the Office of ceremony for the young couple Official government or Rod Cross businsss. 3. safer makes Administration Price your pocketbook and members of both of the fam9. Traveling school official. than would otherwise be possible. ilies. After a short honeymoon WALK AND SIT Member of armed forces traveling to duty. 10. trip they will make their home In Remember World War I? You had no such proIN COMFORT! Hyrum. Mrs. Woodward and tection then! DO THIS . . . daughter Louise entertained Sun- SUFFERER of price controls known as price "ceilings Because trousseau tea at their day at a UsePoslam the CONCENTRATED the consumer is protected against sharp and inflaas thousands have. ointment home where some 185 guests callThe oily base HOLDS Poslams ed. Several guests were from out tionary rises in the costs of living which usually go medication on smarting tissjes of town. They were assisted In with war. d to cool and soothe that agonizing itch and bum. Sold from coast to entertaining by Miss Elna Leish-ma- n The merchant is able to adopt those "ceilings becoast for 35 years. Ask your and Ruth Archibald, who had doctor. Only 50c, all drug stores. cause his own costs for Dods and materials are misiin charge of the trousseau rooms. themselves controlled and regulated for the duration. Miss Virginia Hershl of Brigham Thus in the Nations interest the measuring rod, City, Mrs. Melva Olsen of Hyrum and not the skyrocket, is the gauge which guides and WE BUY USED CARS guards prices on the battle lines at home. IVs-gne- diiuiet i ! Words of Cheer We Believe Ly-m- exit-fo- ut - jy soul-stirri- mid-oce- wln-yc- ar p. -- J ur tr , 1. re Over-the-kn- b, God-give- e, La-m- ot suf-fice- nt ar one-sixt- r j " i t NIBLEY "e - j If FlKiES r'iiiiii ;? ClIlllV j j d, - God-feari- fa-.- ar one-thi- rd Mer-len- lEjsaran checked Jiff If you are going to need a new car before Victory and Wtsy a V&. j9 Ast WELLSVILLE Price Controls Safeguard Your Pocketbook PILES hand-in-han- r?3i . s'.. Uncontrolled inflation could be, at home, as deadly an enemy as our Armed Forces face abroad. Let's win the battle on the home front, too. j-'- "From All the Nation When a cough due to a cold drives you mad, Smith Brothers Cough Drops gie soothing, t, .r -- TRADEN pleasant relief. Smith Brothers contain a spe-n- jl blend of medicinal inred'ents, car f:i!l ccrtrc', "V.; es, idi nrcsr-ipt'o- n a tiick i.U:Ls tlal i.slU! NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF BETTER BUSINESS BUREAUS bW'j J r?;;7 Wliliidr L'lftWtfa BLACK OR rr"'rt MENTrtOi r r z1 YU' lt Z Cooperation k lijlVl y4. r MARK This publication, in cooperation uitf Government, businesi and consumers, has bought amt paid for this advertisement in furtherance of the war effort. Buy your new Pontiac NOW while a wide selection of body types and colors is still available! If your car is not being used or, if for any reason you desire to dispose of it, see us. We are in the market to buy good used cars and we can make yon an attractive CASH offer nows LUFIDDERG MOTOR COMPANY 255 N. Main St. Logan, Utah , |