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Show THE PAYSONIAN, PAYSON, UTAH ' Raise Beets for Sugar and Feed the By-Produ- cts otic call and proiitable rewards "ill come to every farmer who answers the call. Surely fathers relatives and lriends at home are readvto respond to this duty. Kecent have investigations revealed that our allies, fighting getting about twenty per cent of the sugar which they actually need. Our armies will experience the same shortage while in the field unless farmers are willing to do their duty in the beet - LETTER FROM THE PRESIDENT tTtIttITTtTtTTTTTttTtttTt m m m m m m m Jolsons Jolts To All Teachers The success of the Selective Service System lias heel) largely Posters eloquently telling of due to the reliance that lias been t lie relation of sugar beets to placed on the cooperation of all soldiers and their importance as citizens in its execution. In the war crops are being distributed registration, Ihe election of filers in Salt Lake and Utah counties of tie seeral States were called under the direction of the' fedupon to perform a specific lask TTTTTTTTTTTTTT'PT TVT TT r t eral food administration. They Fields and they performed it1 unanand bring material inA thermometer is a good deal endeavor to convey a spirit and efficiently. Latterly, imously crease to the sugar beet acreage. like a man after all. You cant I patriotism and appeal to farmers had occasion to call the hac The sugar companies are cokeep a good one down. to grow sugar beets that the and the physicians of lawyers operating and in so doing have shortage of sugar may be over- turned their entire the to specific duties country product over Time may win the war, but come and that our armies and and in a they hae to be disposed of under the tdiats not why most of ihe solid rank. The responded the armies of our allies may have time has now direction of the food administra- soldiers wear wrist watches. their share of energy porducing tion. come when the teachers of ihe sugar. can perform a very There is considerable acreage1 If youve sympathy to waste country Not only may the raising of have no necessary task and in Salt Lake and Utah counties then try and make it a rule not doubt that sugar beets be considered patri- which has been will they respond in planted in alfalfa tio waste it on a otic in the broadest sense of the tor the same manner. and has become full sympathizer. word but it is highly profitable. of years The of classification of process dandelions, cheap grass, fox A crop of sugar beets actually all of men within the field of tail and other noxious weeds A womans crowning glory is embraces two crops in one year; with is selection the result that the produc- in her hair, all right, but only so proceeding rapidly. one for the manufacture of sugar tion is not greater fhan from two long as the hair is on her head It becomes necessary to carry and the other for the feeding of or forward within its purpose, lie three tons of alfalfa to the and not in the butter. livestock. Feeding " making of a very complete inacre. , of sugar beets is becoming highThe Chicago News declares dex which shall accurately locate Were this laud planted in ly popular throughout the West any specially qualified man sugar beets the production would that our paper money is ugly. have be because the from twelve to twenty tons Send it on over to layson, among the ten million on our enbeen found superior to alfalfa of sugar beets to the acre, if pro- - weve room for a little more rollment list. The local Hoards for their fatening value. are so with ihe . perlv prepared, and thus it would homeliness. Siloed beet tops and the pulp1. be work of elasifieation that this double or threble the doing . and syrup which comes from the snow been es Ther, , enough task cannot he put upon them, service ol what it is doing now. If you want something of Better Class at value in this winter Iavson average acre of beets equals one and The beet crop is the only one .hoveling yet the necessities of the giving prices, do not fail to look into the supertimes the feed of an and two crops in one yeai to put every citizen in the pink Nation require that it be perproducing ior merits of Taylor made Clothes. Theres a alfalfa hay, there being six to viz; one of feed and the other of of condition for the garden work formed, with ihe greatest possi- fabric here to tickle your taste and a price to eight tons of tops, from three to beets, either one of which is next spring, hie dispatch and accuracy. This! suit your purse. four tons of pulp produced per equal to any other crop. duty can he performed best hv Is there a 1ayson man presacre and about four per cent of the teachers of the various com-- j ent who can remember a sumthe weight of the heels in syrup. mer when there wasnt ice short- munities. Tinier authority eon-- ! It has been demonstrated thorage, no matter how severe the ferred upon me by the Selective winter before had been. oughly that all these Service Law T therefore call are excellent feed for dairy cows upon all teachers to present Disappointed men are unhappy also for cattle and sheep, either men, and unhappy men cannot themselves to Local Hoards havfor fattening or otherwise. win the war. See lhat the 1ay- ing jurisdiction over the areas Notice for Publication. PLENTY OF PROOF. son hoy in camp isnt disappoint- in which they reside, for the COAL ENTRY. Development of the shortage From People You Know From ed when he goes for his mail. of meats and dairy productscan (See. 2347, R. S.) purpose of examining the Payson Citizens. be combatted succesfully if Land Office at Salt Lake City, and out the infilling The King of Siam Is said to farmers will do their duty by Utah, January 2, 1918. have a body guard of 400 men, dex cards in accordance with is Notice hreby given that J. The greatest skeptic can hardthemselves and, by ihe. governus to suspect him guilty more specific instructions to he Eugene lluish of Salt Lake City, leading fail to convince by eviment and plant all available of having concealed either a ton issued by the Provost Marshal County of Salt Lake, State of ly dence like this. It is impossible Jt is imland in sugar beets. of eaol or a barrel of sugar. Utah, has this day filed in this of to produce better proof of merit Depend, I when you want WOODROW WILSON lice Application to Purchase, Ser- than the testimony of residents portant that they give their ial No, 02228(5, under the provis of that next job of beet fields close attention and The White House, Washington, Payson, of people who can he Its about time now for some ions of Section 2347, U. S. Revised seen at which are beet the any time. Read the folconserve tops f tllow to ease a little lump of January K,. 1!1 8,. the NWi of Section 28, lowing ease of it: Statutes, I fright into the minds of layson exceptional value for feeding Township 9 South, Range 2 East. ' Mrs. A. R. Potter, Depot St., of The beet people by declaring fhbl the siloing purposes. NOTICE Any and all persons claiming Payson, says: Not only.myself in off snow is and if.f (he going is and s adversely the lands described, or but others You will get inexpensive tops syrup of the family have a flood. to object for any reason Alien enemies, used Doans Kidney Pills. I know being male desiring applied to straw and poor hay work, and you will get to the thereof by applicant, from the good results Doans transforms it info a delectable Yesterday, a Payson woman Hermans oyer 14 years old whose should entry it when promised, for file their affidavits of proexcould if to know wanted "f Kidney pills gave us that they complete citizenship papers have test in this office during the luxury for livestock. having work done It Is that butter is of worth for kida are why plain remedy not been issued, are requested to Our boys who have shown when promised is one period of publication immediso when are weakness. the roads Sometimes ney cheaper my ately following the first printed hack their patriotism by willingly of the rules of this office. had the farmers cant get to register. lias been weak and lame of issue the this otherwise notice, You arc registration agent our amires and navies reand would aohe dreadfully. My town. If you prefer, send the may be allowed. application for the district a at which kidneys would he inactive, too. I home votir flect embracing duty COULD H. HLAKELY, order by mail or bring have bou glit Doans Kidney Pills A internment Herman camp 'office. lerritorv served by your should be sensed by every fa rigRegister. it tf the office in person. has been establisehd at lht First publication Jan. 10, 1918, at lluishs Drug Co. and tin"' illili!lllil!lllll!l!lliltl!ll!lil!lllllllllfl!!!IIIIIIIIlIi:B Planks will Ik furnished for or fortunate enough to own a have always given me the desired . If were comfort its Springs. Mich aliens to fill out; llioy arc nst publication Feb, L YR8. relief and strengthened my kidenemies alien our to You patch of land suitable for the give Irying 1st Us Shot' he forwarded to me then to and neys. Deaoli overlook Palm call of The beets, why raising sugar What W Can Do Price fiOc, at all dealers. Dont MO. newspaper can succeed with-ou- t lie other pleasure resorts. promptly. upon the farmers to assist in the ask for a kidney remedy simply we Registration will begin, at 8 solicit advertising, oftherefore raising of war crops is a pjitrh iiiiiiiiimiuuimumiiitiitiiiniuutimiiiiiiiiitiiimnititiibitminiiunutiaiE Doans readers the our get Kidney Pills the That American congressman oclock . patronage pi. February 4, HI H, for those who by their advertising same that Mrs. Potter uses. who fired a shot into the Herman hours help to make this paper possible. Ho., Props., Buffalo,.-Netrenches may not have hit any- continue ffiul.Y between Ihe ' N a. m. and 8 FebYork.. m. until of p. thing but he deserves ln've credit than t(ie e.ong)ssmen who ruary !), 1918, 8 a. in. notice to this Ilease cause stay at liome and stab the government in the hack. he inserted in all local effect to newspapers, and request its conThere is still hope for the tinued publication during the world so long as a Payson hoy m feels in his heart that his father period of registration, to You are e report would make a good president. expected Capital Stock, $100,000, fully paid,non-assessablAnother thing bordering on any known alien enemy who, at $100 invested in oil has paid $40,000 the close of the above stated Pay-soa is make to the impossible period, has not registered. and it may do so here woman believe her children NOLLE WARRU.M, can lie any smarter than they WAGES NEVER MADE A MAN RICH postmaster. .re. .lust a few purely pertinent pointed pithy paragraphs pushed by the pen of one who doesnt wish to disturb the serene minds of layson, but feels the necessity of unloading the constant ac-cumulation of dope under his hat. x t - 1 pro-Herm- 1 W The Taylor Fabrics and Models are Now Ready for Review. 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