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Show THE MIDVALE JOURNAL French Troops, Also, Are Lea~g the Rhineland Friday, October 18, 1929 . ··························~ News Notes~ ~ ~ ~ ~ It'• a Privile6e to Live In ~ UTAH L. l ; MURRAY-Due to the proximity ot large mining and smelting operation, production of mineral fertilizer fa rapidly becoming an Important and profitable utah Industry, R HEBER CITY-The sheep industry has increased In Utah from 450,000 head in 1883 to 2,866,000 head in 1~29 and it is now one ot the greatest wool· producing states in the nation. MURRA{ Last week was the\ canning of the last of the largest crop of string beans ever cared tor in this 1 region by the Murray plant of the / Rocky Mountain Packing corporation. During the summer vacation fOO chlldren were used as pickers, being II taken from their homes to the fields ill trucks owned by the corporation, and back home again each evening, I . Building the W.orld's Largest Relief Map PROVO - Fruit growers of Utah county are warned by H. V. Swenson, county Inspector, against selllng wormy fruit to the canneries. Last year, according to Mr. Swenson, the state iaw on this matter was sl!ghtly relaxed, but this year it will be en· forced to the letter, and offenders will be prosecuted to the full extent of the law. The fruit thus infested cannot be offered for sale in any way, according to Mr. Swenson. all SALT LAKE-Gasoline tax collections based on August sales set a new record for all time, yielding a total of $2H,286.26 for the single month, according to a statement complied hy T. F. Coombs, director ot gas tax collections for Milton H. Welling, secretary ot state. This represents a gain of more than $40,000 over the highest monthly record of any previous year and Is higher than any monthly collector made for any previous month of 1929. Le Roy Nichols, map engineer, placing one section of the largest relief map In the world, being constructed In a. special map house In Babson Park, near Boston. The map, constructed of special gypsum blocks, w1ll be 63 feet long and 46 feet wide and will follow the curvature of the earth. QUEEN OF AK-SAR-BEN Athletics Win First Game PROVO-Powell slough, which was recently turned over to the state fish and game department by the Utah county commission, through the etforts of the Provo Conservation association, has been set aside as '8. sanctuary for birds and fur-bearing animals acording to L. L. Bunnell, president of the Provo association. Bunnell re· turned from Salt Lake recently fol· lowing a con!ex·ence with State Fish and Game Commissioner J. Arthur Meecham regarding the move. VERNAL-Pursuant to instructions received from the commissioner and state department of agriculture, the Qrder of the department that requires all sheep corning from Colorado into Utah to be dipped before crossing the state line wi'll be rigidly enforced this tall und winter. A. W. McKay, chief deputy state livestock inspector Is in Ulntah county now and will patrol the Utah-Colorado boundary until all sheep desiring entrance into Utah have been dipped and have reached their winter quarters. OGDEN-According to the figures given out ' by E. E. Wright, otfice manager at the Ogden yards, 135,473 sheep have been sold here since Jan· uary 1, 1929. This number exceeds the sales for the first nine months of 1928 by 60,088 head and represents an 80 per cent Increase. Since conditions this year are comparatively the same In the sheep industry as they were a year ago, this Increase in sales is only accountable to a growing demand at the local market for fat lambs and ewes. The Philadelphia Athletics, cl1ampions of the American league, won the first game of the world series classic by defeating the Chicago Cubs, champions of the National league, by a score of 3 to 1. In the top picture Fo:a ls seen crossing the plate with the first run of the game after he had knocked the ball over the fence In the seventh inning. Cochrane and Sim· mons are crossing the plate, in the lower picture, in the ninth inning on a single by Bing Miller. London Has New Lord Mayor Miss Jean Redick, beautiful daugh· ter of a millionaire realtor, George Redick, In her costume as Queen of Ak-Sar-Ben, the outstanding social honor or the season In Omaha. She is a graduate of Mt. Vernon sem· !nary of Washington, D. C., Is actlvP to the Junior league, and Is one of thP most popular girls lu the younger so· cia! set of Omaha. HEADS THE LEGION PLEASANT GROVE-Que mlle of concrete has been opened recently on the Utah county highway between Provo and Pleasant Grove, via Lakeview. The new road is the standard 18-foot width, 6 inches thick. This leaves but two and one half miles on this 12-mile stretch now unpaved, The unpaved portion Is of crushed gravel, and tn fair shape. It Is un· known when this gap wlll be closed with concrete, no project for It as yet having been cont~fdered by th county cornrnissionrs. UTAH- Utah and Idaho farmers should raise more pigs, !n the opinion of Nelson R. Crow, publisher of the Farm and Ranch Market Journal, who registered recently at the Newhouse hotel from Los Angeles. Mr. Crow is attending the Utah atate fair !n the interests of the fourth annual Christmas livestock show, November 30 to December 7, at the Los Angeles Union stockyards. Utah does not ra!sa enough hogs to SUI~ply her own pork requirements, Mr. Crow said, pointing out that Utah packers last year paid more than $3,000,000 for hogs which came in from states as far east as Nebraska. ~ Tune in, Bit back and listen-2,500,000 have done it! No time out for trouble,., no iost programs,,, in the millio08 of homes that boast Atwater Kent Radio. Atwater Kent owners don't worry about ser• rice because they eo seldom need it. 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LOGAN-Loosened by the rain reFor Pool Tables and Supplles ana anythmg lD cently, a huge boulder fell from the Show Cases and Store Fixtul:e>' worJ. write cliffs above the Devil's Slide in Logan W. L. WETHERBEE canyon. Water washed out approxi· Fred J, L~onnrd, ~tanager 53 W 5o. Temple • Salt Lake Cl~ mately 10 feet of the huge square Paul Purdue, AIUI't :llljp", wat'lr flume of the Utah Power and Meet Your Old FrieRds at the Light company. Debrie filled up a Keep 'Your money in the West and Buy Cullen sectiol'l of the Logan, Hyde Park und Smlthlield canal and also clogged up the river for a short, acording to re33 W, 2nll So. St. ,Snlt Lnke City, Utah. ports to the officials for the company Work Clothes manufactured by and Deputy Sheriff Oliver Eames. The PYKE MfG. sc:Jt LalleCIIy,UIIIh rain gauge at the power plant re- ' gi st~ red .82 of an inch rain fall snf. Weat :lud so. t\\e~u mtlluighl and 4 a. m. STORAGE AND W. N. U., Salt Lake City, No. 42--1929, • Cullen Hotel , . ;;,,:;,.":,,,~.;.;li~L.>~ . Sit· William Wuterlow, the new lord mayor of London, with hili wife and tht!ir son, James. 0. L. Uodenhamer of El<lornclo, Ark., who was elected national commander of the American Leg;on ut the Loui<~· ville convention. Mr. :Bodenhamer has long been ncti Ye In the affairs of the Legion, hoth in A1·knnsas and in the nation. His election was unanimous. no roll call being necessary, 1 Cafe and Cafeteria I CULLEN GARAGE be-l SERVICE .. Salt Luke Clty, Utah. 700 So. 3rd Wtll;t HAWK BRAND . co.• • .. |