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Show Pa; Fomr SOUTH 5W CACHE June COURIER I, 194S SOUTH CACHE COURIER Editor and Publisher GILBERT V. McDOWELL. News Editor NORMA BAXTER (Phone 147J) News Paradise Editor BARBARA BICKMORE . MRS. CHOOSE YOUR RATES SUBSCRIPTION One Year 4n the United States Service Men (mailed direct) $1.50 $1.00 Wallnapen, Legal paper, published every Friday at Hyrum, Cache County, Utah. Entered at the PostofTice at Hyrum, Utah as second class mail matter under the act of March 3, 1870. jj, ort r lb to""1 your to h filled with speckled trout and white fish. Go over the same ground today and nearly all you see is the old stumps that stand to the memory of our pioneers, who chopped the trees down and Thev made them into lumber. started first who the ones were the building up of our little city, but nearly all of them have long since gone to the great beyond. Today 1 find myself far advanced on the shady side ,f life and might be classed among the pio- netrs of today. Condiioiu have changed since. then. Ihe oeeu- tiful shade trees we used to take so much pride have been taken awaj to make room for the tschool walks, nient colleges, houses, water works and other improsements, till iodry we find down with ourselves burdened ta.es that make ihe Lrd more ihin the humble cla s is able to To the People of this Community My Thinking My Money My Time will stay in this war to the finish." Ted R. Gamble, National director of the War Finance Divi-- s ion and of leader the millions of volunteers who are selling you the extra War Bonds needed to beat the Japs and complete the war job in Europe, put the wartime credo of Americans in these 14 words. Its good advice to follow not only during war loans but every day. You cant help too much to win a war. Todays community and national war loan totals should reflect your personal determination to see the war through. Regardless of what the War Bond score is today, it is not high enough unless you have gone to bat and bought bonds to the actual limit of your buying power. THE EDITOR tg Tm Johns Mansville From the wide selection ,TTh oporto m h at available ASBESTOS SIDING ASPHALT TILE WilkiaiQ-H-, wtW,pER N this BUILT UP ROOFING Sattl & BOARD FIREPROOF for Farm Building en- - The W. and R. Club were f MtS' the ;erlaned a.1 N,eIsen on Fnday eVen' h, in I Three . f FOLKS ... By R. M. Brinkerhoff OFFERED Fol!wing the card game a de- licious luncheon was served by e hostess, LEON STUCKI BUILDING N Raymond Carlson of Ogden was here on Memorial Day to visit the grave of his mother, the late Verda Carlson. While here he aho visited his uncle, Charles Carlson and family. 4 1F v vJ - ' . ' i . Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Bradley and family, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph McQuiston and family, and Mr. and Mrs- - Douglas Petersen, , all of Salt Lake City were Memorial Day guests of Mrs- Leon Bradley. No more cracked eggs for Lester Green, poultryman. Instead of feeding his hens oyster shells to provide lime, he feeds them plastic pills. The hens lay eggs with cellophane shells. Sez Lester, With everythin cornin wrapped in cellophane I got to thinkin it would save the poultryman a lot of money if eggs came that way, too. So plastic pills was the answer. No broken eggs means money for more and bigger War Bonds. u. S. Treasury Department FIRST WTIOVIL Logan, Utah II V K Member FDIC nml Federal Revorve Sjsfem STOCK Subscribe for the Courier OF AND Occasional Chairs IN THE ARE ALL LATEST SPRING FIILED ASSORTED '3 AND .H COLORS. among the principal wartime foods, the objective of Government officials and dairy industry leaders is even more milk production on (aims in 1945. Figures indicate that dairy farmers are producing 15 more milk than in the r 1935-3period and cow numbers are now at a record high. More efficient methods will help Increase production per cow, thus requiring less labor to obtain the 120 billion pounds of milk needed this year. At the same time dairy economists are worried about the post-wa- r period when Government military and lend-leasdemands are reduced. It is then that efficiency in production of milk on the farms will pay. The la the n-wide program sponsored by the U. S. Department of Agriculture, the War Food Administration, State Extension Services In cooperation with the Dairy Industry Committee are: (1) Grow an abundance of roughage. (2) Balance your herd with your feed (supply. (3) Keep production records on each cow in your herd. (4) Practice disease-contro- l methods. (5) Produce milk and cream of the highest quality. (6) Adopt methods. (7) Take care of your land. (8) Develop a sound breeding program. Although the marketing branches of lb dairy industry wM riak to ?$ up tb high Select the ityle and calo ta iuit yaux modi HEAVY Club Chairs PRICED AT $45 LARGE PLATFORM ROCKERS natio- ad- lisbg. - WITH milk and dairy This bank is prepared to make loans to home owners on the most liberal Lrmj an i .ondi'ions-Ccm- i in and talk it over. neccs'ary - Platform Rockers . THESE Dairy Plan For Fanners e steps to take for financial assistance which means better housing and better m -- ilisiAit'eaiAfF HAS JUST ARRIVED CASTLE to NEW A f;;-- : We will b pleased vise you cn the -- Theyre staj ing home every night and saving their money for a War pre-wa- MANS ft Bond! 9 A t to Postoffice LOGAN rBuy 9RR 0Ol)Qsj. L SPECIALTIES COMPANY P , SERVICE INSTALLATION avae' Mrs. Wesley Downs, Mrs. Paul Petersen, Mrs. V. E. Petersen, and Mrs. A. J. Petersen attended a birthday party at the hme cuirj. Mrs. Leora Galloway of Logan of M- - ch s.id might be along Wednesday-Dinne- r last I lines but tire v ll.e't i ,t you was served at one long cir.v longer. table covered with a lace table D ar 'readers, let us not he cloth uver pink satin and centered to hasty to pass judgement on with a bowl of varicolored tulips. i or. another, as we little know Pink candles at either end comvhat some of us te up against the table decorations. Wc should overlook our faults pleted Beside the Hyrum guests a num as none of us are perfect. Drop her of Lgan relatives attended a v.nd word wherever can 'yu Mrs. Galloway will leave Logan SCENES MUSING OVER PAST in those who feel downhearted in the near future to accept a and blue, and we will have a Note: This article written by position as dietician at the hos world. urifei Oscar Liljenquist was printed in pital in Idaho Falls. Her husband Oscar Liljenquist the South Cache Courier of Mar-2- , is in the service of his country. 1917. Th paper was furnished us by Julius Sorensen who has preserved the copy for 28 years- Febr. 14, Blackfoot, Idaho, 1917. I would like Editor Courier: a little space in your valuable paper to tell your readers something about this part of God's vineyard. I left Hyrum the latter part of January to go to my daily toil among the people of Idaho and Montana, to try to talk them out of a little of their profits in exchange for underwear and wool en goods, made by Baron Woolen Mills of Brigham City, a company that handles better goods for less money than any house in our fair state of Utah. I boarded the Urain and dropped into my seat feeling a little blue. My mind went back to the good old times of long ago when I was a young and happy lad, when all we had to do wa$ dig segos and run along the hillsides, gather wild flowers and then go home to our good mothers tired and hungry. hile travelling last summer along the Yellowstone into the National Park, it put me so much in mind of Blacksmith Fork Canyon as it once was, when on either side could be seen large groves of tall pines and cedars reaching down to the river banks, and the beautiful clear stream flowing down through the canyon ESTIMATES FREE tables of bridge were . with prizes awarded to Mrs, Irvin Hall and Mirs. Gordon . payed BOARD FLEX JloyaH, 'Uta.k . SHINGLES. ASPHALT I , high-qualit- labor-savin- g y $52 consumption of milk and dairy products, that may not be enough ta take care of all the milk available In the post-wa- r period, t- The dairy farmer who ts efficient will have an easier Umo afur the war is over, rtgardlev of what the Government may da fj? him. Faming may be a tncie competitive busineee la the tutu than it has been la the piut County agricultural agent (applying Inform-t'e- n boai tte.lfotsl f regrta. -- LUNDSTROM FURNITURE CO. Logan, Utah |