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Show CERTIFIED LIST OF NOMINATIONS fr iSu For Pavson Citv Election to be held November 2, 1943 l,lht JI1 A British to Isswne Hoses' Loud Cost.' ' - KLJbHA - Pa for Sacs Taken h) U.S Tor Defence Purposes. ' A ftfU ' ; I. tl stue WnbGTuN . r ' D. t 'I UP ; ' f REPUBLICAN TICKET For Counulin m, 4 Yt at M.iVOI 'Dim Turn LJ CURTIS For Councilman, Foi Councilman ifit 'Dim tor Councilman, 4 Yi ,ir Tcim ? Turn t n 2 Yt ui Count liman, I Tt i m ti rt k 'a J V;--, A d n Tt 2 Yi l m F ii CmiihiIi Tt in, i u a y LJ It! hoi Count liman, ai Tt l tn 2-- ,a Tt i in Foi Councilman, RANK S THOMAS v I For Roeoidor Foi Rt coidoi oi (lei . IM ! I1 t ' t. KENNETH TANNER For TitabUit r For Trtasuti A CROOK PHYLLIS DOUGLASS For Tu asm t r i I f q the duly t lectfd, qualified and acting City Reeoidei of Payson City, Utah, hetebv ami emit it i opy of all nominations filed in ceitify that the above anti f at going is a full, title to be lit Id in said Citv on Novembtr 2, l'H.i mv office for the City Elution of Pavson City Utah, J A LAW. Citv Reeiu dor S linns on applicaiion o III) 'jlMll!l!!IIM,l!llil a ", ,ltl t tie Li t i U ,, i.v tu iw ny ('ll in. 1.1,1 01 om oil, Ho v 1 Id 11 J pi aiSCL . v 1 (I th, st . that ilko Ball, ie c,t I , Farm and Home in Wartime FIND JEEPS GOOD FOR FARM USE American farmers may find the army jeep a handy thing to have on the farm after the war .ac cording to tests made by the National Institute of Agriculural Engineering in England In prer period paration for the of beating swords into plowshares, the institute has been testing various war machines that might be useful in agnculture. The tests show the jeep is capable of pulling a plow and is particularly successful on a disc harrow. post-wa- two-furro- IT TAKES GAS TO 1 tlu 11 c four-yea- -- id 1 one-ha- lf en DUTCH FARMER TRICKS NAZIS One Dutch farmer has devised a novel method of evading Nazi restrictions on sale of fowl The farmer advertised in the lost and found column of a local paper that he had lost a purse contain- annivci-sar- y On the thirty-secon- d of the Chinese Republic, the statement was made that For ing 100 guilders and offered one every American casualty in this war, 34 Chinese have suffeied gooose as a reward for its return Next morning dozens of persons death or wounding since the day lined up with purses which they which we now realize was the beoffered to return for the ginning of the vvoild war, the invasion of China by Japan Books Offered For Back Yard Food Lot Thousands of pounds of much-needfood might be released to our fighting forces and to Lease-Lenbelieves our local Purina Merchant, If citizens of this community utilized facilities of their the own back yards. Theres enough ground behind the average kitchen door, he believes, to produce all the vegetables, broilers, domestic rabbit meat, goat's milk, etc. any family can eat. In many back yards enough more might be produced to bring in additional family income, a fair share of which might go for the purchase of more war stamps and bonds. All these projects can be attended to in leisure time, at small expense, and with little or no previous experience, he adds. And they render practical Independence from present or future food rationed d, 5" m food-growi- food-growi- Considv tlie IlDv ii)4 Di'-- ' about the consun plum oi by our aimed t mis tnd you won't kick so mm It a amt tin uiitailmint of gs fm yum p,t vute car. But motor of a t ornbut burns 100 gallons oi 100 gas per houi It takes 400 gallons of tins high octane gas to ketn a torn molm-eFlying Foi ti ess in tin an fm sixty minutes To tiain a single combat pdot gas leqiures 12, 500 gallons of lnihis-tnal The bomber ranis on the centers of Gt imam anti other occupied count; ns aie upoit c'd to use any wlici i lmm 5t0 OOP Each un-plu- d to 1,000,000 gallons on each tup In 15 days the T w t It th An tm u Command, led by Majoi Genual Janies Duolittle, Used up ti uj: gasoline to empty every tank m the NorthtasUin Costal SI. ml i Aiea, and to keep the t inks cn i y nunc than In 15 month a days Doolittles flyirs us- ed l(i, 500, 000 gallons ,oi l.iuDOnO gallons moie than tlie im ml !v lation of legular gasoline t a tl e Atlantic Staboaid In the 1st ai , a m o infant i y divisions emnh it u hides had a combined hoistp.i er of 3.200 Today the figu.e is mine than 400 000 houpovvei A model n th st fyu bii tis ii'un than 3.000 gallons ot iud cil pi hour at high speed I.ai go aimy tiaippoits bum 33,000 gallons of Kiel oil cvtiv 24 houis It takt s 21 000 gall ms of a oil to lun a supply ship a l mud tup to Aim. A flet t ot more than U00 m ,is was iequi.ed to tiaiispmt vv 1 1 i - i 1 l i 11 t men and tipuiment to! uni Ai.i-ca- n campaign Think td i, ,w imu h ml it take to fill tin 18.001) imO ton- ing. That's the way our fathers and new ships tu aie budding t1 i grandfathers fed their families," y ear Tht enoi tnous dt man i fm states tlie Purina Dealer, and to win this war and send all the food olme and ml I a Fall, m ca- - n to our soldiers and allies needed to by the Ah Kan campaign, is an win the war, thats the way well out to In th. b( ate tl on m i v ii have to feed our own families too! gitatei stale when mi mv hi n If you wish to enroll your own of the cmm. nt oi F op. ( ' back yard in the Home Food Lot uritlt r wav It is no n i. ' ii v st t ' Program now being sponsored by th this paper in cooperation with the American Aimy h 11 ng Purina Merchant, we suggest you stmagt tanks m the If. iti-.Isles call at tlie Store With Uie Checker- and i New in it .ibio.id , a board Sign" for the various bookfor bn foithcmi.mg lets on how to start a small broiler or plant, rabbitry, goat dairy. , . -- 1 i i : li Wheat Best Feed Wheat is the most valuable of grain feeds from a nutrition standpoint. agronomists say, since it contains a higher peuontage of needed pr It in 0 an any of the oilier grains. It is the best balanced single grain ration for feeding stock (Coupon Values, Tool WOMEN'S CYNTHIA pumps in suede dress shoes in soft, crushed kid spectators for sports or heavy, Dressy open-toe- d TOWNCRAFT . . . SHOES conservative ... or tailored working SHOES 4 IQ " wear! FOR oxfords of tough, first grade Sturdy, for daily leathers. Moccasin toes or straight-tipwear and conservative styles for dress occasions! MEN TO s GIRLS' STURDY SCHOOL OXFORDS Real wear for busy feet! Saddle of moccasin styles of fine leathers. Comfortable fitting, too! BOYS' JIM PENNEY ,49 OXFORDS Well built of tough, flexible leathers! Moccasin toes, wing or straight tip styles. Sanitised f Reg, U. S. Pat. Ofl. JL Jm AUSTRALIAN WAR FACTS In mtioducing Austi .ilia's new h kigot. Tiensurer Joseph B Clifhv lev eMi'd that mme than "0 pel cent of the Australian THIS WEEKS PREDICTIONS C. B. CALLS FRIDAY SCHEDULE t forces he South-Wes- t in Right 6 ol Gun Barrel Factory Is Making 6,000 a Month CANTON, OHIO A new process enabling a single production lint at the Timken F, dlcr Bearing com pany to turn tut moie than 6.00L heavy gun uariels a month, corn pany uhcials stated recently. Tins rate was fust hinted April 17, 1911. when Lieut Gen Brehor B Son.ervtll, ehnf of the army Labor Minister E J Hollow av pointed nit that nearly one in each three wmkt'is m Aiistiadnn govern ment and main tions, slop building, and ancrift .voiks are women The Com nonwealth Food Production ex-- i 'cuUve has launched tlie biggest seed production program evei1 Munched in Australia Many farms will devote laige aieas to! ni educing vegetable seed Be fore the u,.r much of tlie vegetable seed used in Australia was imported. LOST seivice forces sUid. We have developed a new way ot making gun binds Within a few weeks a single American factoiy using this process will be turning out each month moie heavy gun bands than all the factories of England turned out in the whole 837 i iv c d. tin m aw ay 111 Dt i K ft t , II APPLES Delicious. Johnalhons, Permains, Greenings. Reasonable prices 4th West, 4th North. Dale Wilson iTcsser f 1 uH Wh ikis Id iff Santa Claus' Post Office i Iter. M on his it a little ck fmte dren starve to death, ti. t vei older and stronger odp are sold into they can live be a few sad years at ti Gflone ai we most. Jugo-slavi- Keep On Backing the Attack With War Bonds re tft approved by military authorities Timken said its production of more than 6.000 75 and 40 mm gun tu! es a month was made possible thro"gh the use of seamless steel t tiling end its own secret piocess The guns are mounted on tanks, planes and ships At the outbreak of the war gun barrels were foiged. This involved rifling the bore, extensive machining and rerrdting a quantity of scrap Under this process 300 heavy gun tulies a month were regarded as a laige output for major shops. Butcher Discovers Goat Meat Makes Tasty Meal B.YI FSVILLE, ARK Given the prci'cr diet fno tin cans or weeds, llermo), the lowly goat will provide a n eat as tender and tasty as beef, poik or mutton, says W B Menard, Bittsville grocer and meat retailer Menard, who contends that the up a good bet in the prosnects of goat steaks, says its all a matter of feed tave them a heavy dailv ration of mice gram for about 30 days be-- f le the K .11, be suggests, and you'll ! uve a delectable dish Barbecued goat, Menard adds, has been standard and acceptable fare at Arkansas picnics and county fairs since the days of the covered wagon. Goat meat, incidentally, is not g 1 Cougars Bagged in Oregon Without Shot WINCHESTER BAY, ORE. Oregonians don't need ammunition Do, glas Dailey discovered a cougar in his apple tree, calmlv it in a net. then lumped the cutter mto a cage. Two women a weex earl.er encountered a cougar on a road Ucv dragged it home in their Nil net. gel fgean In a st item.ent ublic is ci looking can In the Nazi slave era tries of Polard, Green A Practical Combination Both tt arm And Dural MEN'S STURDY JACK Good-lockin- Knitted cuils BOYS cape front and heavy fabric back. and waistband. Cotton lining El Cr - COMBINATION JACKETS Good Looking And Designed For Active Ser "PILOT MODEL" COS5A Of sturdy, capeskin! With two slu-- ii pockets, one breast pocket. Raj on lined. 36 to 43. top-grad- e jf BOYS' CAPE LEATHER MODEL Good-Lookin- g Enough. f-- h GALS TO GET BOBBIE PINS Twice .,s ,nv bobhio p,-- , ,u- - t ban pins, i r cessary fen in no items.'' will tie piodiked timing 1944 at at pii'sent, under a itcttu WPB action. 1 s BONDS OVER AMERICA Less than 100 people live in Santa Claus, Indiana, but each year the postmaster sends out more than half a million Christmas cards and packages. Nearby is a granite statue of Santa Claus, dedicated to children of the world. 3' oi pdn ;. ti war. YORK It's a contradiction teims but the underwear institute sa d there may be a shortage of longics next winter John Doe, who likes the kind of nether garments granpop used to wear, may have trouble replenish-mIns underwear wardrobe because. the institute said, of shortage of yarn, shortage if manpower, of production to the armed forces and lend lease. Wrong Pet Spotted gut ns, v hiandid BP on i ight hip Bi Yhei, Spung Lake 1 h is Australia Pacific ,11 1 It NT W SCHEDULE 1 'gtreious and give about tla m PAYSON at Piovo wmhmg population is under aims engaged in war effort One sixth of Australia's total war expenditure in the present yea aid, will go for ieciprocal revorse lendleaso to the United govenimeei's for will seive to make these bases stand out not onlv as elfective weai, ns in time of war but also as t.mgble rem.nders at all t.n es oi the fucndsii'p and of tlie Bntish goveinmcnt Vt -- Shortage of Yarn, Labor May Ban Long Undies EM Lincoln at SPANISH FOLK PL GROVE at Sp'ingvillo LFHI at AMERICAN FORK SATURDAY h - t, ir 11 RUN A BIG WAR tv ills Ol t pi The w eathi i - pa ducks Wh, t fi these be, literally dm w mug the-he sake a 0 a k h wo do moan lnm; 0 the ducks? , Thomas E Reece, nominated iui 4 year leim Councilman on the RUSSIA THANKS Demouatic ticket last week, AMERICAN FARMERS the nomination, and the Demon Executive committee, atie The sincere appreciation of the empowend at the pumaiy of the seed for Amencan Russian people paity to till all vacancies, named sent to aid Russian faimeis in the Ret d J Money as the paity s canr tenn coun vv ai devastated areas recaptured didate for t liman. from the enemy was recently by Russian, officials, the Applications for absent voter of Agnculture has ballots are now on hand at the tment Depai office, City Recoider Jordan repoited. As of July tins yeut, City A. Law informs us Those deneatly one million pounds of veg- siring absent voter ballots either etable seed and two and for themselves or for others who million pounds of field seed had will be twenty miles away from been conti lbuted to the Russian Payson on Election Day, should war relief agency through the ef- call and get an application as soon as possible. forts of United States seed associations, extension services, and thousands of individual fanners and seedsmen. CITES CHINESE CASUALTIES I as 1 1 1 REECE RESIGNS FROM POSITION ON TICKET Di and doing p.qii id v n 1 I vv 1, job in It, no ui 1 ti d, hi m tii in, w he! e t g Kay o steppe d u; d.kldv 11 , 111 s , n w vv 1 B i SI t , , mly 1 w 11 is doiio in IT tillo Ni vv oos ;it the iio-p- i UlH t - ( a , t t n S hunt.ng in, 1, iv a si hs im lit i In c an-ho in iih sin h .1 kll k , Ht It w . sii t t h (t t in t ii h ait , t w as giv on hunt so u- 1 til TQ lull - e ' YOU WANT HEAR ABOUT HOME J I r he 1 I Uie $1.00 .Ii.'la dep tiii m ht nag' t lu mg Immc a .skin t t l e m cost to tht exi lk, si 1, h s an i'll w hit n Li t.-'-i be coils,, g v(!i,c"t i a Bat if hf ,t s to t li ht k ) I ' .11 ii t s of this t'lablv aim ai t m t it m tt n shn's 1! s JUs' ,n n to 'a e actual v di t t IO s" e, in . da had. tol that s till ,a ni,. nt 01 the mate p. iiei mv thed, sin IN ( c.,n hav c Tt n o irt .da, in n,a v ta-(Did veil know tin 10 is a oil 1 n ova g t! e i"- e,d Uscttltm ent the n icliine a the m ov inning ataids to cnii'p, ' s ,te laid owner-f- , i - Si o mils m a shut .,t the v i i tin n at Gi ih v a an r tfi ; aaiy loss of o. lit ftes nd, limits huiiH to woi k until midt in1 4 piwtr Soint1 of tm a bo is, s winch welt night at tlm show son e t.i-tlit t It- gaN have the laugh on the paid t ) md ,ce the o.vntis to vacate 111111 cchately urgently pioj tikes needed by this govt inn cut in onlei to spud consti action of the bd'es ' The annountena nt staltd that tilt Sailors in New York lo.nl a navv truck with milk afti r 265 delivery the illmen suddenly got ill. ness followed an M KB ruling to permit fewer drivers and levver routes. A. Law, t,C I s Months SO... am lsls ol ee oivn is ii' it S l I $2.00 n i l i v eid t I t v m Year advk.k iisim; tl v i U t 1 J. 6 td Sum RFID Jt AES Ttim A. LAW I, 1 W J 1" ii Il lU r it ci I ir i t 1 pn s v f 'lied1 id $ I ELIZABETH 1 i i c r -- it t Fm Co mi llu in, DEAN SIMMONS J. ii ') dt $4 u e a For Count thrum, c ),1 ri 4& 2 Yi a t f I) 4 Yi ai i e t f St p't MAX COWAN a 'Fmii 2-- REID PERSSON Rt For Count iln. an, f - I'hone Entered at the Post Oifice at Pa son, Utah County set und class mail matter. . 44 dt e i1 im Tt QUINCE BURDICK Fm Counulinan, For Foi tl I FLOYD HARMFR REED J MONEY HEBER 0 ' DAVID C. FORSF.Y A , ilsoa. Local Correspondent Mrs. Emma st lb t a o ' ( j mt Fm Mayor Mavoi Id Ve d E. WARNER, Business Alaim.j REED v 1. f, t Editor WAKNKK, ait I Skl'tS I 1st' i ' i lii S' II, !' r , i m t j ' I a th it die B; rfi iDoitd to dssurr e itr 4 mv: t is of i ')dt O'. tu v as r j i t r DEMOCRATIC TICKET The Payson ChronicI . 1 MEN'S For Dress .. 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