Show THE GARLAND TIMES College Economist Sees Need For Major Shift In Local Farm Products FRIDAY AUGUST 7 1936 County Dairy Cows Show Production Enviable in Contest Records PORTAGE THRU THE KEYHOLE with her aunt is spending a while with her parents Mr & Mrs Richard Hoskins of Portage Mrs Leditha Hoskins has as her guest her sister Hettle Mr Albert Hall of Portage left on August first for Bear Lake where he will work for some time a Glen Halford Is spending of average production and few The second month's work on Dairy Utah In prices the average farmer with his parents In Portage Herd Improvement in Box Elder days cannot expect to obtain much more Is a spending Mary Nish of Logan dome very inthan $1000 gross income from his county has produced few days with her sister Mrs Leona teresting facts farm according to Dr O J Wheat-lewith Hall of Portage 21 herds were included There Utah extension economist John Richards for the made a business Mr & Mrs Lorenzo Knudson and These 217 cows a total of 217 cows State Agricultural college In rural trip to Salt Lake City Thursday during the month of July children spent Saturday in Logan communities of Utah almost as many produced Shirley Pheps who has been visita total of 6524 5 pounds of butterfat people are dependent on agricultural to and a total of 149214 pounds of milk ing with Venna John retuVned Mr & Mrs George B Hughes spent production for an Income as there are of Salt Lake City Sunday or an average of 687 6 pounds last d visiting in Mt Pleaspeople living on farms These people of an average ant and Draper milk per cow and who has been staying Hoskins Mary ordinarily work for day or piece labor 30 066 pounds of butterfat per cow on the farms surrounding these rural butterfat production The average JIMMLIBJUIJI communities herds Crar 3 per cow of the five “As county planning boards studied MOVINO are as follows Only Norge has the Rollator the problem of what changes were PARTS 40 6 Corinne V M pounds Rohwer Compressor that is able to denecessary and desirable to better care Yates Willard Harper 38 0 pounds1 liver more cold than you’ll ever for the people of the county this very All Summer Dresses and Reduced to N C Jeppsen Mantua 37 7 pounds NORGE Originated 30 Vital serious problem of what to do to proneed — and the over-aRock Bottom Prices in Final Cleanup Sale economy B J Glover Gat land 35 2 pounds' Improvencnts In Refrigeration vide even a meager income for the that goc vuh it It gives you Come See The Amazing Values We Have to 34 8 pounds Lucius Hansen Mantua people in rural areas became one of This partial list shows you how AoA the The ten highest butterfat produc-in- g of limited Offer general concern" Dr Wheatley said Noige leads in conveniences: cows of the Box Elder unit of the current — and the “Major shifts in production might New Stock Housedresses — 79c 89c 93c and Up are as followsCombination Bottle and Dairy association be necessary However of unlimited cold Sec the county economy Ow ner J M Boothe Rack Honeyville Sliding Utility Basket boards did not agree on planning IF YOU ARE IN TIIE MARKET FOR EARLY FALL CLOTHES the Norge before you buy 59 cow “Bess' a Guernsey pounds Adjustable Shelf Closely these changes Because of this fact OU SHOULD CALL IN AND SEE TIIE NEW ARRIVALS Aldrid Christensen Tre-of butterfat Spaced Shelf Bars the recommendations embodied in the Many YOU’LL BE THRILLED! HYRUM 570 cow “Bess" a Holstein monton other improvements count v agricultural plans this year Clifford Hansen butteifat are largely those which are well tried pounds CO DO'AW PAYMENT Mantua cow "Bess’ a IIoLstein 56 4 and ran be adopted with a large deMan- “ LOW AS pounds buterfat N C Jeppsen Garland Utah gree of assurance that they will suctua cow “Chuck" a Holstein 56 2 ceed " The Exclusive Women’s Store Hansen Lucius butteifat pounds It is likely that recommendations Utah Tremontori) cow’ ''Sully: 'Hoftftflr “ 3? 8 T remoriou Gets Revenge the' board will' generally fall into four Manilla"' AAA to Make AH Hansen Lucius butterfat pounds tv pcs of Stria BBBiU suggested The first Mantua cow changes For First Half Defeat 9 54 Payments Public In "Star" Holstein is a recommendation of increased 4 4444444444444 t44444444444 44444444 44444444444444444 j butteifat W E Kerr Tre-In Game Here Sunday pounds New Soil Program tmsifieation of crops It will be i monton 54 6 cow "No 7" Holstein 4 ed from the present recommendations The Agricultural Trcmonton took advantage of thr Adjustment bultorfat Willud Yates 44 pounds HAVE A FRENCH OIL that wheat and oat acreage be nnmineed thru on lfccntly i 4 breaks in their game with Garland H n per cow “Bettey" a Guernsey eased while an increase is 4 il loii'hiral lof the Utah to trounce th'52 7 S'ate Agi bo? college Gene Hess 4 ixumds DRY butteifat FOR HOT WAVE Sunday for corn silge barley sugar s extension rules and service Cow” 'Sorenson decisively Gailand beets potatoes and vegetables These WEATHER —ON A NEW for the 516 tounds butterfat Sorensen Bios Garland started olf m the first County Agricultural involve more woik but bilng 3 run? Conservation associations under the crops Fast Garland cow Pi te" Jersey 50 5 inning m gieat stle to e' larger gross retuins than wheat or THERMIQUE MACHINE conservation and only Vernal Harris' freak catch agricultural program oats butteifat pounds for included the have wliich should of what Jerry Morgan provisions The same & Is evident had for a home run kept the Garland making public of payments to pro- In changes general trend explam- suggested in livestock pro- less desirable" Dr Wheatel crew from getting 3 more tallies in ducers the base acreages of individed duction in Utah For an instance inual producers the same frame In succeeding productivity indices Increase in "A foutth method suggested to bot - f milk cows is recommended nings Gardner kept the Cubs in bet- and county associations expensesc while beef cattle are to be increased ter care for the rural ix'ople of Utah The data with regard to payments ter control and with good support only slightly It is felt that dairy is to vvithdrav from the cultivation for is be made to home available fiom moie public any coming kept cows utilize feed more This aeia Is n°tj and of marginal land Intensively either at the Agricultuial inspection In hitting Tremonton repeatedly produce a large in the state but there are some1 sent the ball down the base lines’ Adjustment Administration or in the beef cattle higher gross return than DRIED FINGER WAVE 35c 1 land areas being or diy sheep the offices of and out ol reach of the fielders County Agricultural A vpry material could be bettei increase is recom- piobably associations The pay- went around the bases in spite of Conservation mended for chickens land There aie also somej grazing and turkeys ments will NOT be made public until the best efforts of lfent's charges increase is already under way dlstucts wheie the irrigation supply 4 lias who always at least 30 days after they have been and Nicky Anderson is probably accounted for mainly is spread over a too widely scattered) 4 held Tremontoil In the past proved received by producers It is felt that the available ir- by the fact that poultry numbers are aica The County Agricultuial Conservaunequal to the task this time and not limited by the size of ! the fatm ngtnn supply Will return a larger are composed of had to abdicate in iauir G Jack tion associations LEE’S BARBER SHOP and BEAUTY PARLOR come if fewer acres of land are ir- -' 4 Sheep numbers are the only livewho are tire farmers in X participating ST Miss Mary Bailey J Residence Phone Driggs who hurled a toou game the Beauty Operator stock for which a substantial in fKme districts and moie de- - r6atecl conservation progiam in cuasc rest of the wav out A laige crowd agricultural watci applied to the land lirlguted” is recommended This is probthe r lespc’tive counties turned out and enjoyed the contest ably due to the fact that ranges aie 44444444444 444“Under the' new proem only’ one Garland will play Bugham City at generally somewhat overstocked and 4444 4444 4 444 444 444 4444444 4 payment will be made to a producer aLso because the local paik Sunday afternoon cattle and dairy poultry IL course R are of a year" during the more intensive forms of animal Tolley administrator of the Agricult-uirj3fv production tvf Administration said Adjustment A third means of better caring for Newsy News "Under the old commodity programs TREMONTON rural people in Utah has been strongUTAH From several payments weie made during ly urged This is to adopt better the year By combining the payments production and cultural i practices V into one the work incident to makProgram for the Week of k ft I 1 Generally county planning committee? on payments felt that with ing public information August 9 to 15: their recommendations Mrs Lolita Gam is visiting for will be greatly reduced improved cultural methods relatives at Garden City were im“We also feel that the mteival of of and baby Tuesday mediately Mrs Ruth Wmkler sound and practical and Sunday Monday 30 days before data on payments unit is felt that this Pocatello aie vis ting with Mrs Hyrum der the new on betemphasis ill be made will Grace Moore in program two ter production is somewhat Udy and family for the coming to some extent prompted prevent attempts to bv a better weeks of what conknowledge “THE KING STEPS OUT” exploit those receiving these paystitutes better production Mrs J H Hess has returned home ments " piactices and not because after visiting with her childirn Mi committeemen felt that shifts m crops or livestock were Mrs Alvin Hess at Logan Wednesday & Thursday thr weeks vith nlativc silent Mrs Eelle Fainsvorth at Mic “THE LADY CONSENTS’ with her daughter d e Mr & Mrs Ena Fachci attended in 'Were a new uoild a constantly Maude Phillips at Galt Lake Ct'v funeral at Brigham City Wednesday world changing and we must keep With Ann Harding and Mr & Mrs Owen Owens of Ogden Mrs Jane Knight of Blackfoot Ida ourselves adjusting to it " — Henry Herbert Marshall were in Fielding on business Wednesis visiting with relatives here Ford of Salt Lake day Mr J E Robinson In terms Final Clearance Sale Hats a JENSEN & SONS $10 THE LAG RA SHOP f&S l up $200 wi o t Liberty Theatre FIELDING v iitf H ft jjjl with City spent last week visiting friends and relatives heie Officers and teachers of the PrimUnion attended ary organization meeting at Garland Saturday Mrs Uarda Larkin and daughter Marie of Juniper Idaho spent Sat" urday with Mr A: Mrs Dan Garn Mrs Ada Earl has returned to her the home at Ogden after spending Mrs past 10 days with her daughter Leonard Standing and family the Mrs Gertrude Hansen spent d at Salt Lake City ' cries out for iieace anu Humanity assurance of peace and in peace you will find opportunities of duty and service as noble as any that bygone battlefields can show” —Edward VIII King of England “The best way to deal with criticism of the courts is to attend te our work as well as we know how " —Charles E Hughes Chief Justice of the U S Supreme Court TIMES ADS ARE READ visiting Friday & Saturday Bill—— Double “SKY PARADE” With Jimmy Allen And “TIMOTHY’S QUEST” With Tom Keen and Dicky Moore 44 4444 4 44 44 44 444 4 Sealed-in-ittTHRIFT-UNI- in both 44 444 4 444 44444444 44 44 44 end mean ation nl — SHIM— HICKFN DINNFRS — — I) tNCE — — LUNCHES— lower 4 4 4 4 EASY TERMS X WPA Bigger and better trout In larger rquantities are available fo- planting in upper Weber Duchesne and Provo In the Uintah rivers and in lakes mountains thru completion of a WPA state Fish the project sponsored by and Game Department under which new rearing ponds and a supply canal were completed this year at the Kamas hatchery on Beaver creek This hatchery was constructed dur1932 at ing the period from 1930 to of approximately an expenditure Rainbow German Brown $25000 NaUve and Eastern Brook trout are raised at the hatchery" Top Models and exclusive LUBRICATION with her daughter Alta vlm is employed therd Mr & Mr & Mrs D B Jcnr'Mrs Mark Udy returned home SunYcl at week a day from spending lowstone park the latter Wilcox Eben spent Mr part of the week at Sa't Lake City Max Archibald is spending Project Insures Improved Trout Fishing Monitor Fla top Vacation post cards are fine but back homo they'd lika ta bear your voice ® Crystal Springs LARGEST- - HOT-- & Dista-c- lower all o IN 4 4 4 4 X THE UNITED STATES TelephoneLong COLD WATER SUPPLY 4 4 : 4 rates are Oil COOLING quieter oper- longer life and operating cost 5 Yurt Performance Pro ttctioH Now "DOUBLE THE COLD with oom Uu mrrtnt than ever btfort It will be a pleasure to show you these New General Electrics You’ll be in- terested in their fures and their low cost fea 4 DRAINED day Sunday and after y pm 4 EVERY NIGHT X every evening Make Reservation For Our New Dining Room Chicken Dinner Service ""4444444 4 4444444 4444 and 44444444444 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 ? 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