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Show October 25, 1949 The Dragerton Tribune, Dragerton, Utah PAGE FOUR Dragerton Tribune ' WANTED WOMAN to tend small boy from 8 to 3 on school days. Apply 149 Whitmore, Drager' ton. Published Weekly Dragerton Theatre 4 Phone Dragerton 16 Rates $2.50 per year; 5c per copy FOR SALE TWO HOUSES In Wellington both four rooms -- Jack Clifford Publisher- with ope acre of ground.. Close to school. Call Sam Plnarelli second-claas matter Entered j l, at Spring Glen. u ' November 11. 1947 af the post office at Dragerton, Utah, under CAKES, all kinds of cakes made the act of March 3, 1879. to order In my home. . Decorated birthday cakes a speciality. Mrs. Walter Whitburn, 167 Trail, Dragerton. Grassy HOUSE FOR SALE apt at 108 Denver, Dragerton. Large PIANO VALUES Select from living and large kitchen. . lines Hardman, h. Add Janssen, HOUSE FOR SALE Contact 824 . Solovox to any piano. House Denver Ave., Dragerton. of Music, Phone 748, Price. DenHOUSE FOR TRADE-3- 24 YOU WANT ONE of our beauti ver, Dragerton. comb! ful S'romberg-Carlso- n WANTED Girl to tend two chilnations. We want your piano or dren from 10:00 a. m. till 6:00 other musical Instrument Lets p. m. Inquire Geneva Variety. swap. House of Music, Phone 748, Price Theatre Bldg. FOR SALE Two room house, 2 acres of land In East Welling- FOR SALE BALDWIN spinet ton. Inquire at 324 Denver, Same as new. Paid piano. $800.00 will sacrifice for $500. Dragerton. 00. 509 E. Geneva, Dragerton. FOR GENUINE factory built parts 36 DODGE FORDOR for sale-ne- w for Dodge and Plymouth cars motor, transmission and see Bunnell Garage, 154 East differentiat $275.00. 141 West Main, Price. Geneva, DRAGERTON FORS SALE One front room FOR SALE 1 English Pointer davenette set and two tables. old. 1 Boston terrier Good condition. Eli Mestas, 134 puppy. Cocker spaniel puppies, Cedar. blondes and blacks. A new litter of Mexican Chihuahuas. See are for available Apartments rent Please contact John W. them now and get your choice. Lutz Kennels, Phone 867- -J Galbreath It Co. offices. Dragermile South of Price. ton, Utah. LET US MAKE you a price on ln--. WILL TRADE FOR LATE MODEL CAR Will gave 37 Chev. suring your car old, or new, no Farmers pickup for equity in late model . obligation. Insurance car and take over payments. Co. through Miners Finance. Office: ss 386-R-- Culture Held Business District 22 Election Meeting Lost Thursday Results Scheduled To Culture held a business De Released This Week ing Thursday, October 20 Sunnysids Kivanis Club Hears U. S. Soil Conservationist eveningat the dubs regular meeting at the Sunnyside hotel. Illustrating his lecture with colored slides, Mr. Felker detailed the types of erosion as man made and geological. He said erosion is the problem and the one we are organ ized to combat There are many milestones in soil conservation, he stated, but a major one jvas the dust storms in the early thirties which brought the need for control before the people. The federal government set up the Soil Erosion Administration in 1930, later renamed the Soil Con servation Service, to provide technical help to the American fanners in an effort to combat the severe devastation of the land. When the Civilian Conservation Corps was organized, part of this labor became available to the SCS for completing control proj ects. Mr. Felker indicated that second milestone was reached when the farmers in a central state decided to band themselves together into Soil Conservation Districts as a demoncratic means of combining their efforts toward the solution of common problems. The idea started on a local level and then was brought under state supervision through the United States, Alaska, and the Territory of Hawaii Today there 216 Wilkins St, Dragerton. are 3000 such organizations. FOR SALE English Pointer 5 When the civic organizations mo. old. Boston terrier puppie. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Waite started work on conservation of Cocker Spaniel puppies, blondes have purchased a home at 342 natural resources, a third mileand blacks. Trained English Denver, Dragerton. The Waites stone was attained. Education pointer. Pikengese IV years were the first family to move in- is our greatest need in soil conold. Ideal pet Lutz Kennels. to the Sunnydale homes when servation work, Mr. Felker said. One Mile South of Price Phone they were finished on February Civic clubs have done much to 887-1, 1942. keep this problem in the public, eye and aid in effecting control measures in many areas. What is conservation?, Mr. THE Telker asked. He said it may mean feed for stock raisers, watershed protection, wild life controls, or farm land productivity in different localities but the Again Offers You Fine Grade Cattle handling and the goal are the same everywhere. It can be At Their stated briefly as to the wise use of soil for continued productivity, The proper type of land vegetation is necessary everywhere for the adequate retention of snow and rainfall to" permit slow draln-oso as to cause no damage to RICHFIELD, UTAH the soil. Flood waters rush down and strip the land of its organic ' 1:C0 P. M. At Sales Barn matter and rob it of its productivity. Planting of perennial 30 Eighteen Months Old Hereford Bulls grasses, such as crested wheat, has proven a successful means of 10 Bred Grade Heifers letting the water down gradually. ' Mr. Felker stated that a short 10 1 949 Weaner Heifer Cdlves period of neglect requires years 20 Weaner Steer Calves and years to rejuvenate the soil He said the depletion of the soil of its nutrients has a gradual effect on dairy products, beef catc.;r.ey f.l tle, etc., and these intum have an effect on the health of the na tion. Preventative education is our biggest need today and or175 West South Temple Street ganizations such as Kiwanis can do a very effective job along Salt Lake City, Utah these lines, Mr. Felker concluded. W. W. West, president of the East Carbon Lions club, was world-famo- us Jessie-Frenc- Man-ma- de " ay meet- at the QUICK RELIEF FROM Good Shepherd hall. The years Symptoms ef Distress Arising from ,The District 22, tabulation of program end committees, were an- STOMACH ULCERS votes for the various posts are nounced. Miss Myrtle Davis and DUE TO still not official. The "unofficial Mrs. "Ruby Mihalik were the FrodBookTeBiof HomTratraantthat count shows that Martin, Brinley Most Help or it Win Cost Yo Nothing and Biggs will take over the top three million botUee of the Willaad three offices exeluding that of Miss Betty Tittle student at the Oror hive bw eoki for relief ol Tibahuittof die the International board member Brigham Young University visit- symptoms trees Bitsing from Stomach Duodtnal due to Csscss Add aad which Malcolm Condie won in the ed with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Pmt Digest ton,Uftcsrs Setir or UpMt Stomach, primary. Dewiness, Heart bari, Sleoptostness, etc. Tittle of Columbia. due to Excota Acid. Bold on 15 days' trial The district tellers have been which fully Ask for Willard's Moms in Carbon and Emery counties this treatment froa at explains results The official are scheduled for the past ten days or so. Many to be released this week. u:::o:i wild rumors have been circulatabout but none with official ing sanction. It would appear probable that Martin, Brinley and WARRENS FLOWER SHOP Biggs will be officially confirmed. UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT guest of the Kiwanis club at this MONTEZ ANDERSON MARIE NELSON meeting. Mr. West vas engaged Proprietors in soil conservation work with the federal government for many XUT FLOWERS POTTED PLANTS years before the war. , Vern Jones, club CORSAGES CENTER FIECES arranged the program and acted as chairman for the evening. FUNERAL PIECES lipragerfon Tceattre -- Ralph A. Felker, Pries' Distric Conservationist for the U. S. Soil Conservation Service, lectured to the Kiwanis club last Tuesday CLASSIFIED Gerald Galbreath returned last business Friday from a ten-dOhio. and to Pennsylvania trip October A -- M ' (Stfo RANCH 7th, 1949 a C:t r.:ra hr jclt ' Opera THURSDAY October 27 FEATURE DOUBLE Q, . 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