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Show - vr 0 d " i I Wednesday, March 5, 1953 Ve THIS DRAGIZITON Can Count On Coal Great Britain has been mining doal for 700 years yet her total production is less than the tons produced by Ameri- bituminous mines since 1800. cas, Our production achievement is no accident. It is the natural result of the freedom "and competition which have always American enterprise. There are 9,000 mines competing for business in Americas soft coal industry and - inorderto survive each one must strive to produce the best product at h telowest cost. Coal has been accepted as a basic ingredient of industrial civilization. It is the actual or potential raw material for a long list of necessities and luxuries , -- 23,-000,- 000 spark-plugge- d- IN THE DISTRICT COURT IN AND FOR CARBON COUNTY, STATE OF UTAH JOHN W. GALBREATH, Plain- tiff, vs. JAMES H. HEWITT, and DORIS V. HEWITT, husband and wife, ROBERT C. DRAPER and husband CARLENE DRAPER, WILLIAM TATTON wife and and BEL S. TATTON, husband and wife and CARLOS BROWN, Defendants. Civil No. 6813. NOTICE OF SALE Under and by virtue of an Order of Sale and Decree of Foreclosure issued from the above court on the 19th day of February, 1952, in the above entitled action, I am commanded to sell at Sheriffs sale-al- l ofsaid property which is situated in Carbon County, State of Utah, and hereinafter particularly described. Notice is hereby given that on the 24th day of March, 1952, at 10:00 a.m. at the front door of the court house at Price, Carbon County, Utah, I will sell in obedience to said order of sale and decree of foreclosure the following described property or so much thereof as may be necessary to satisfy plaintiffs judgement with interest and costs to the highest bidder for cash in lawful money of the United States, which property is situated in Carbon County, Utah, and particularly described as follows: Lot 10, Block 4, Plat E, Drag-erto- n Subdivision commonly known as 340 Carson Avenue. Together with all and singular the tenements, hereditaments, appurtenances, easements and rights pf way thereunto belonging or which may be hereafter acquired and used or enjoyed with said lands. Together with also rents, issues, profits and income from said premises with the right at any time after default or maturity to collect the same. Together also with the appliances, equipment, heating, plumbing and lighting facilities, fixtures and all personal property belonging to tne Mortgagors upon or within said premises used or proper or necessary to constitute the said premises a habitable or useable unit all said property being designated and deemed for the purpose of this instrument a part of the realty. Specifically included in the above generally designated personal property are: an electric refrigerator, an electric hot water heater, an electric cooking range, an oil floor . furnace; all of which are now located upon the premises herein mortgaged. of February, 1952. (S) JOSEPH A. HOLMAN Sheriff First Published: Feb, 27, 1952 Last Published:. March 19, ,1952 , Dated-4his-23rd'- day MEN manager of the Provo Social First, shipment ridges direct from Turkey was recently "received by the Utah Fish and Game Department. Except for a quarantine period at New York City the birds came direct by air freight, .according to Director J. Perry Egan. Director Jgan went on to jsay that: We are pleased to get this first shipment of chukar partridges and are hopeful of receiving more of these birds in the near future. Acquisition of these fine birds by the department forms the basis for another attempt to find an upland game bird that will be readily adaptable to the arid and semi-ari- d sections of our state. 92 of the original shipment of 100 birds are now at the Price Game Bird farm conditioning and eventual planting in the Clear canyon area. died or soon after in transit Eight arrival. The above planting site was chosen a year ago as the terrain most similar to the birds natural habitat in Turkey. At that time Dr. Gardner E. Bump, U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service biologist, in company with members of the department, made a' survey of the States most likely areas for such plantings. Several other sites were chosen for planting as the chukar program . Creek-Marysva- le John Mancina, Spaghetti q Bend-- 3 ers, 221 J Charlotte Bon, 202, Geneva 3 Mr. Powells plea is directed to me oooxxeeper wno nus out the weather. yd,OUU. These .on Populations social securny wage cretui." other nrms report more than v,ouo in a year ior one epipioyee. in mese cases, tne lirm, ana per- naps tne worxer too, nave paid mure man me required social ae-- ! i -- uiicy tax, out the worker can get uiu-a- late-wint- er Have Good Winter and suivivuis iiuu lume ge wage creuit only for $3,600 in a jear. r or additional information, con-a- ct Mr. foweu at the court nouse m rnce .on Tuesuay, iviarcn iiom a:uu a.m. to s;uu p.m. O Pep Club n, RADIATOR SHOP WOULD LIKE TO SERVE YOUR RADIATOR I This is a mistake that can be deadly. As an outcome of this relaxed alertness among drivers, Chief Lines said his department is expecting an upswing in property-damag- e traffic accidents and posin traffic sibly injuries and deaths during the next few days. This is the time of year, he said, when we are subject to one of winters deadliest tricks patch ice. These small areas of extremely slippery ice usually are found on otherwise cleared streets and highways in shaded areas, or bridges anyplace where normal thawing Is retarded. The driver who is lured into believing that the highway is cleared of ice, and increases his speed accordingly, Chief Lines said, runs the danger of hitting an unexpected patch of ice and losing con- trol of his car at a speed that can be disastrous. er The chiefs emphasis on driving conditions came in support of the Price city po- waterfowl division for the Utah Fish and Game Department No loss of birds on marshes and refuges over the state has been noted The early northern migration - of ducks and geese has been slowed down by the recent cold weather However, many geese are already in the vicinity of their nesting grounds at Ogden Bay and the Bear River Refuge A high water table, along with record winter snowfalls, augers well for a better than average nesting season this year, according to Mr. Nelson. He reminds sportsmen that no migratory waterfowl may be in possession after March 9 This applies to birds in cold storage lockers or wherever they are being kept Vets Good Loan Risks late-wint- Only one out of every 145 veterans with GI loans defaulted on his payment to the point where lices February program of traffic safety education, which is be- VA had to make good on the of the loan, ing conducted in cooperation with guaranteed to portion VA report. a recent the National Safety Council and according All the rest, the report said, were coordinated in Price by the Price good risks. city police department. - In the hills north and west of Duluth are the worlds greatest known reserves of iron ore, sufficient to meet the nations needs for centuries to come. Donald Hackney is the youngest bowler in the mens league. Donald is only 15, yet recently he bowled a 151 score. He is a member of the Bunnell Garage team, t THE BURNING QUESTION . . . IF YOUR HOUSE BURNS ??WliD) Get the Most IPays?" For Your fAoney FARMERS INSURANCE GROUP NEEDS m 57 West 1st North raoNS j Consult a Representative Phono 6676 322 Carson Dragerton 131 t; j COMPLETE Mobile Radio Service Line Of Price, Utahs 232 West Main Street Order By Mail CARLS RECORD SHOP 302 South Main EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY Please leave laundry or calls at any of our following agena'es: DRAGERTON BARBER SHOP SUNNYSIDE HOTEL UTAH FOSTERS CONFECTIONERY AUTHORIZED UfuAn YOUR RADIO FULLY at Columbia GUARANTEED Mitchell Funeral Home Embalmer PHONE PRICE 389 and Delivery Service Pick-U- p TWICE WEEKLY MUSICAL RECORDS, NEEDLES & ACCESSORIES HELPER, Utahs Waterfowl mid-Februa- non-pro- fit -- 3 freezings, re- - ' -- Some .firms still seem to-b- e Chlemnes bemore said,7can waterfowl tbrung no more t nan o,uuu even deadly than those of December Utahs migratory vvnen me worxer is maxing more The drivers ten- populations have wintered excepand mat,' says ivir. rowen. dencyJanuary. ry This information is to drop tionally well in mats oad a correction must be his caution to a slight extent in comes from Noland Nelson, biomme or tne wunwer uoea t get the belief that the worst is over. logist In charge of the migratory ex-PiOsi- The newlyweds will receive guests at a reception at Sunny-sid- e school gym on March 22. The bride to be is employed by Columbia and Geneva Steel at its mine at Horse Canyon. Paul is now a personal director in the air force at Clovis, New Mexico. After the reception they will leave on a short. honeymoon. Pair While last weeks sudden cold snap served to remind Price citiquarterly social security wage re- zens' that winter is still not over, ports. lop amount ioi one em- Chief of Police W. S. Lines warnployee in a year used to oe $o,uuu. ed of a grim aspect to the turn in unaer tne new law, tne ceiling is -- DICK MITCHELL WOMEN Security Indian dance. The beautiful were attractively costumed girls in red and white satin as typical Indian maidens, and won applause from the spectators for their well executed and typical leaps and spins. the entire demonstration rewhich weuse every day, and the ceived favorable comments from list constantly grows. Coal is the the audience. rich source of chemical combinations which have already resulted Local governments (county, in plastics, dyestuffs, color, school district, and cities and fertilizers, vitamins, towns) in Carbon county were drugs, synthetic fibers, etc. .prac- apportioned a total of $741,908.00 tical means have already been in state funds during the 1951 developed for converting coal into fiscal year, it was reported toliquid fuels. To meet these and day by Utah Foundation, the pritax research other as yet undreamed of needs vate, for coal, the industry expects to agency. This amounted to $29.79 produce 1,000,000 tons annually in for every man, woman and child in the county. Per capita state aid about 20 years. Lack of coal' blocks Communist for the entire state was $2fffO0, the five-ye- ar plans and prevents foundation report revealed. needed industrial production in other European countries. Even Betty Palgean and Geniel MayBritain, which used to export er were in Salt Lake City last 44,000,000 tons a year, no longer week learning to operate a new produces enough to stoke her own machine that the Galbreath comfires and furnaces. In America pany had purchased for the Drag-erto- n office. there is an abundance of coal and so long as we preserve the free competitive nature of the industry we can count on coal to do whatever jobs we ask of it. STANFIELDS O Ardyth Gibson UTAH afches Roods Cause Many Accidents oxfice. of chukar part- ji J DHAGZSHTCN, Chukar Partridges Social Security too soon, but dont Dont Arrive from Turkey go too far,stopsays Kesier T. Powell, TTYTYYTYTTYTYTTTTTTTTY Z EOTFLER3 OF TEH WEES. THHSCN2S Not Just Parts and Labor, But Your . ENTIRE SET - PRICE STEAM LAUNDRY & CLEANING CO. |