Show Secretary Benson Announces Wheat Support at $181 Your Bsct&r minimum price support for the 1956 wheat crop of not less that 5181 a bushel national has been announced by the Department of Agriculture according to A E Buchanan chairman of the County Africultural A Stabilization Committee ’ and Conservation The announced minimum support rate will be in effect in the wheat states if wheat commercial growers approve marketing quotas in the referendum on June 25 " wheat p the On "“support “rate ' of $182 per is bushel in Box Elder County 24 cents below the national average of $206 per bushel because &f the freight rates to terminal markets The price announcement followed in earlier statement by SecreEzra Taft tary of Agriculture Benson that the minimum 1956 wheat support price would be established before the marketing With this anquota referendum nouncement wheat growers have all the necessary facts before voting in the referendum The announced minimum sup-®for 1956 reflects 76 percent estimated “transitional” parity price of $238 per The support level is set in accordance with the law which for a variable level on provides Che basis of the estimated supply of wheat The minimum national average rate of $181 per bushel wheat will not be for reduced but wdl be increased if a of the " wheat " parity combination price and the supply precentage cn July 1 1956 indicates a higher minimum level of support If or more of the wheat growers voting in fhe referen'wheat marketing quota dum on June 25 approve marketing 'quotas wilt remain in effect for the and price support will average not less than $181 to growers in the commercial wheat states who do not exceed their farm wheat allotments When quotas are in effect the -' producer- Tho exceeds his' farm wheat allotment if he has more than 15 acres for harvest will be xubject to a marketing quota penalty of 45 percent of parity nan the excess production Wheat from a farm on which he allotment has been exceeded is not eligible for price support If more than of the growers voting in the referendum disapprove marketing quotas will not be in effect and price support trill be available at 50 per cent cl the traditional parity price or about $119 a bushel for those farmers who stay within their farm wheat acreage allotment their farm Those who exceed wheat acreage allotments will not be eligible for wheat price support the wheat bushel 7 he follontng i oie of a irrie of article untten by member of the Utah " State Medit at Aumalion attd n tnibhdied in nit ft loai 7 te leie art are I'xal nentpapet xbeduled to appear every other uek ‘hioughout the year in an effort to better acouamt you nith probelnt of health and designed to improve the tell being of the people of Iftah STOWS BLADDER GALL TROUBLES AND : One of the most common in £s of mankind ia that o t “inVe y f t ctj u e n 1 y a u LgosliuaJl or sick Rail bladder’' is (sponsible for such annoying It is estimated that jymptoms Percent of all women beyond the ige of forty carry gall stones There is an old medical truism that if a woman is over forty incurs of age fair of skin fat of body and fertile (having bad a she is likely to large family) be It must have gall stones rcmcmbeied however that infections tumors and stones may be inin the gall bladders of found and mature infants children dividuals of both sexes Indigestion Patients suffering from “gall stones’'’ usually complain of bloating gaseous distention They insist that all foods “turn into gas” and that their stomach is “bloatThese patients ed and puffy" often obtain considerable relief by belching gas and the greater their their distress the more severe beans Cooked cabbage belching onions greasy £oods chocolate and nuts invariably provoke a hence these foods are seldom eaten If the gall stones escape from the gall bladder by passing down the smaler bile ducts the patient' experiences severe excruciating These agonizing pains center in the pit of the stomach penetrate the body to the tip of the right shoulder blade or pass upward to the top of the right shoulder These pains may be intense violent agonizing and unbearable Usually persistent- and terrifying vomiting enhances and aggravates the pain convinces One attack usually that he must have relicl Holds Quilting BIrs J M Sargent Joseph Sargent of Dean Erickson Mrs son Mrs Michael Mrs Mrs Norvil ErickErickson and Mrs Thomas Simmons of Beaver Dam attended a quilting party at the home of Mrs L W Manning Tuesday of Logan CoalviUe Visiting Parents— Rolling — Grinding — Cleaning for Agricultural Chemicals HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR YOUR BARLEY - WHEAT - OATS ERVIN STOHL Tremonton Utah FEDERAL ii s i Greetings! ones he msto be a t Surgery Ten of us Primary workers enthe diseased gall bladder and its stones can be joyed the Primary convention in removed methGarland safely by surgical Friday— and many fathods Better anesthesia impioved ers spent their day izr stake leadsurgical technics and the use of ership meeting Sunday the 19th such wonder-drug- s as penicillin We saw Mr St Mrs Harvey have made gall bladder operations Carter in Tremonton Friday relatively safe The mortality rate in modern is less than Harvey has been suffering with hospitals one death in every 250 gall bladder an Jnjured back to the extent operation's' "This 'can be’ greatly that he was a doctor’s seeking reduced if patients seek surgical help — Mr St Mrs Charles Kunz-lebefore care such complications were Brigham and Tremonton as jaundice infection or tumoi formations arise Likewise there visitors Friday also— Kay L Carin considerable information to inditer was to greet cate that cancer of the gall his new in Logan Friday daughter born Wednesbladder which is not a frequent of week writh Clarene (Mrs that day is usually associated Tall stones Ilcnce gall stones Carter) and babe are doing well— hould be removed before they have Dr & Mrs A Hamer Reiser Jr tad an opportunity to stimulate and family of Salt Lake have he formation of cancer been spending the past week here We are often asked whether or at the L G Carter home with what iot patients can eat they desire after the gall bladder has family dropping in during the Yes the vast week Emma was setting fclie table ieen removed The can of people Majority ymptoms of indigestion disappear ind these patients are able to eat Fortunately Diagnosis Improvements in diagnose now make it easy to detect various type3 of diseast ' w hlch arise In the gall btaddei If the gall bladder is obstructed a ru cannot work this is indicated In is would any normal individual While modem medicine has not If the gall bladdci studies these stones car been able to prevent the formation contains stones of gall stones it has been able to film be outlined on the Fortunately disease of the gafl remove much of the suffering and bladder whether stones infections danger from this can be ac- - disease r tumor formations Grain & Feeds BIEMBER “Park-Vall- ey Short greetings but sincere this week SOI V' Kir' Then-- seems A number of pleasant happeneommnri belief that gall stones A ings during the week here can he dissolved bv certain “mystic im:d'nnes”'"and' " that they 'can highlight" —was “the - open — house be “passed” if one takes olive oil held at the ward chapel last WedBoth of the-- e ideas are erroneous nesday evening in honor of Mr There is no medicine not is there & Mrs Grant Heaton who leave any diet winch can make gall the early part of July- to preside stones dissolve and disappear with Mission When gall stones form in the trail over the Chinese bladder at Hong Kong they remain there until headquarters they are removed by means of Never have we of the valley been surgery exposed to such a display of art DISCAN GAEL BLADDER EASE BE CURED BY DIETS? from the Far East as w'e were at Beautiful social this evening No there is nq known diet which handwork done by the native will cure a diseased gall bladder It is true that some foods such wood women and carving jade - and" as cabbage gr?asy'“'foods wall' painting etc adorned the spices make the gall bladder work tables which were covered by harder than other foods If eaten embroidtable cloths exquistiely these foods may initiate or proered by women of China and voke a “gall stone attack” Y’et on the other hand one may abstain Korea All of these articles were from such foods and still suffer brought home by Mr: Heaton from attacks of colic when he returned! from his LDS Yellow Jaundice Mission to China and his military stay in Korea A large group of i3 a serious Yellow jaundice In this disorder the bile valley people attended the affair symptom which acids and bile pigments and enjoyed the dainty cookies should be cast off in the feces and confections together with the have been denied this manner of that was served escape so that they pile up in the pineapple frappe The memory of a certain table blood stream and body tissues These substances are poisonous to cloth on display which was done body tissues and produce a proin green and white cutwork and found illness Any patient sufferheld two jade carvings proudly ing from yellow jaundice should as a center piece stirs my fancy seek medical advice stil- l- can Mrs Marilyn Bailey and daughter Marci are visiting here with Mrs Bailey’s parents Mr St Mrs Mr & Mrs Dale Warburton of Glenn Taylor while Mr Bailey is Etna spent the weekend here with attending Indiana University He her parents Mr & Mrs George will teach at the BYU this comGleason ing school year Headquarters and recognized examination There is little unccitainltv in defiling with diseases of the gall bladd 'r by Medicines and Diets Sap CALL cureMv visualized WAREHOUSE Secretary Benson To Speak On Farm Program July 4 Secretary of Agriculture Ezra “This highlights Taft Benson Business of Farming” July 4 with a discussion on the dairy surplus situation The program ispresented at 12:15 pm on KSL Radio Elvon Orme farm director has recently returned from a visit to the government experimental station at Belt&ville Maryland where are the dairy surplus problems tested Harvesting packing and trucking Utah fruit is the subject for Thursday 'July 7 and a program on grading bulls for better calves is set for Friday July 8 Utah Copper Division of the Kenneoott Copper Corporation is host for the broadcast as a to the people of Utah Bliss Hobson of Ogden friends 'here Blarilyn in the Mr & MrsCBI Diehl visited the forepart of the week with Mr & The ladies Mrs James Bigler are sisters Si Mrs V W Johns visited with Mr & A Beal in Salt Lake Saturday afternoon ? —— Mrs George work — Mr & Mrs K Kent Carter and spent the family of Garland weekend - here Kent and Alfa on a morning Monday left Jean Grandma with vacation weeks are hope) help (I Grandpa’s baby tending— Bye! Grandson— New Mr & Mrs George Gleason report the arrival of a new grandThe’ baby boy son this week was born Saturday to Mr & Mrs P L Hobson (Carol “ Gleason) of The Hob sorts have two Ogden daughters Mrs Douglas Bone of with Mrs Helen ily Wednesday Evans and 1’kA 1 J'k & ''' & Sunday Mrs Arnold XIarirs and famwere in Logan Sunday to bring her daughter- - Carolyn back Mr & Mrs from Girls’ State Cyril Linford were there for their daughter Susan also ily Mr & Mrs Dave Blaring and: family of Ogdens- - visited at the-M Manning home Saturday BIr ed Sc Mrs Arbon Bowcutt visit- his father in Lewiston Sun- day THE GARLAND TIMES GARLAND UTAH Friday June 24 Page 1955 6 '1 t Raise bigger more profitable crops by giv ing them a steady dependable flow of water when they need it by using an electric This is just one of many ways low-cos- t electricity can save time and work and bring more profits on the farm Be Modem - fam- Mr & Mrs J L Carter Mr Mrs Vern Maisak and family and Mr Sc Mts Roger Maisak and family attended the Gam family reunion at‘ Willow Park in Logan vXuj k Moscc Lake Wash and Mrs L W Manning visited in Murray with Mr Call (Alissa & Mrs Schuyler Manning) and in Salt Lake City irrigation pump was - the Bailey First Ward meetspeaker ing Sunday evening She visited friends in Provo Monday BIrs Blr SYSTEM Vicky has been visiting this week for 25 — Hirschi were Mr & Mrs Tuestemple visitors in Logan they were and Saturday day back with other members of the Hirschi family for more family FARM ELECTRICALLY Utah Power & Light Co |