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Show y Thursday, February war C. H. Wade and Max Sisson, project leaders on peach mosaic, ‘of the U. S. bureau of entomology and plant quarantine, were in Moab last Friday to obtain good growth cuttings from apricot and Potawatami plum trees. The tree cuttings were prepared according to Utah quarantine laws and were Shipped to Dr. Lee Hutchins who is carrying on experimental work with peach mosaic in Texas . for the. U. S: bureau of entomology and plant quarantine. For the past two years a condition similar to that of peach mosaic in peaches has been found on a few apricot and Potawatami olum trees and Dr. Hutchins has written for cuttings order to. run further experiments. Acil Roundy, district range supervisor for the agricultural adjustment administration, is in Grand county preparing to meet ranchers to work out their 1940 range pro- eram. According to Mr. Roundy the 1940 range program: is more attractive from the rancher’s standpoint than the program of 1939. All ranchers. having more than a section of non-crop it pasture range land supervisor office. at the ore land should a point to contact county or make the range agent’s Plan to use ‘some temporary pasture crop this spring to prctect the mative pastures from grazing until the grass is well started. oats Spring furnish produce planted excellent an abundance barley grazing of or and cheap ey ais feed. The native pastures will benefit a great deal from this deferred grazing and will carry more ,stock than if grazed season long. The 1940 AAA range program includes new provisions, more ways to earn maximum range-building allowances, and a better chance of earning all available money. Fairer contour listing, payments for destruction of noxious weeds by mowing, and the. opportunity to earn more of the maximum allowance through deferred grazing will insure to more ranch men than ever before the chance to earn all the BOOTS and SHOES Repaired at Fair Prices Honest, Guaranteed Work | CITY SHOE HOSPITAL 122 No. 5th — Phone 522 * Grand Junction, Colo. A. C. PARSONS | Jeweler — Optometrist Glasses Scientifically 519. Main St. GRAND JUNCTION, Fitted COLO. TIMES-INDEPENDENT, MOAB, PAGE FIVE UTAH | Southeastern Utah was visited. Mrs. Earl J. Freeman was hostess BAPTIST CHURCH by a very welcome snowstorm last to 12 members of the Thursday muchnight, which deposited ‘Bridge club Thursday afternoon. }|(William E. Parks, Minister) Miss Shirley Shumway went to ‘Monors moisture in the fr range. were won by Mrs. Lula Marked advance in disease eradiWorship and bible school at |needed Grand Junction today for a few ,Goodman and Mrs. Lydia A. Watts. At Moab it. snowed ‘for caticn and improvement of breed10:30 a. m: Mrs. Ila Corbin, super- i country. Farm indebtedness in thé United days’ ‘visit. iRefreshments were served. ing has been brought about in States intendent. Evening worship at 7:30 | several hours, but the snow melted is 27 per cent lower now fas fast as it- fell. In the head of the country’s livestock industry than it was ten’ years ago accordconducted by Chester Parks. Philip Ray went to Grand Junc| during the past year, the United ing | Mrs. J. Willard Nichols entertainPrayer meeting, 3 p. m. Wednes- Moab valley at Blue hill about six to the “Agricultural Finance of snow was _ deposited, .Delta today for a load ‘ed the Contract Bridge club TuesStates department of agriculture Review.” For the same period in- tion and day at the home of Mrs. Lydia 'inches of merchandise. recorts. Utah is among the ac- debtedness day evening, eight members being Watts. Mrs. Watts will lead the itraffic being held up this morning in Utah has decreased | until the highway could be cleared. credited states which have sup- eight per cent while the present. Honors were won by Mrs. meeting. average Colo., R. Lee Kirk and Mrs. Nichols. The Clyde Jones of Uravan, pressed the scourge of tick fever for the mountain The Mission Circle met with Mrs. | At La Sal a foot of new snow fell, states’ decrease and the rate of death, caused by in farm mortgages wes 19 per cent spent the week-end at Moab visit- hostess served refreshments. J. W. Williams Wednesday evening. | 2nd about the same depth is rebovine tuberculosis has been lower than the 1929 level. ing his father, Charles Jones. The next meeting will be with| | ported from Monticello. ‘brought almost to the vanishing | Dick Lathrop of Montrose is Mrs. Ila Cor¥in, Feb. 28. The farm indebtedness in 1929 point. Sleeping sickness in horses, for the United States was $9'7,565.The pastor and Mrs. Parks will| Mrs. Anna Lowry returned yes- Spending a few days at Moab. He In- the nearly 18 years since the hewever, is not ocmpletely eradi- 590, while in 1939 the indebetedness terday from a week’s visit at Salt brought down Sunday for Salt Lake City | war-to-end-war a load of corn for leave there have been cated by the vaccines now in use. had con-| 17 wars, large and small. his brother, Howard Lathrop, who to attend the intermountain declined to $70,708,969. In Lake City. Thus farmers of Utah are urged Utah the farm mortgages have deis ranging sheep in the Big Flats ference of evangelical churches and | ‘to continue to fight against mosthe evangelistic conference of} creased, from $501,590 to $459,320 Mrs. Dale Johanson of La Sal area. quitoes and other blood-sucking in 1939. Idaho and Utah. Baptist pastoxs; was in Moab Saturday for a visit insects. Compared with farm ind=:bted- with relatives. Mrs. :Don Taylor and daughter and workers. “Bor whosever shall call upon the ness, farm income was _ $1,200,000 Miss. Ciara’ motored to Giand name of the Lord shall be saved.” in 1929 and for 1930 $1,400,009. HowSCHOOL NEWS Mrs. Danny Provonsha of La Sal Junction yesterday. On their return ever, in 1938 the farm inccme had was visiting friends in town Satur- they were accompanied by. Mrs. Lester Taylor and daughter Sus- WINTER PRUNING HURTS The grade school had a valen- fallen to one-half cf the 1930 figure. day. according to the Agricultural Fin| tine anne, who were returning from a CERTAIN FRUIT TREES matinee dance Wednesday, ance Review. trip to Denver. February 14. All gradce_ -school Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Berry spent Of the 1989 income, approximate-| It is unsafe to prune peach, aprichildren and most of their parents Sunday visiting friends in Montily $100,000 or seven per cent was The Women’s Literary club will ect, Japanese plum or sweet cherry attended. 1 by the United © States cello. The ‘speech plays..for this year furnished be entertained Saturday afternoon trees this time of year because cold Government in the form of nayseverely injuries these have ‘been chosen as follows: “The Mr. and Mrs. Bud Jensen of by the Junior Literary. club, who weather “Tnitiation’ and ments for conservation and parities. ‘Tenth: .Ward,”’ were business callers will have charge of the lesson.. The species, Professor F. M. Coe, of the Economists have agreed that Thompsons State Agricultural college “Opening of the Door.’ The casis meeting will start promptly at Utah in Moab Thursday evening. liquidation during the defor the plays will be chosen from forced 2:30. Mrs. R. Lee Kirk and her advises. The reason for this is not clearly the students taking speech this pression was responsible for reducJ. W. Corbin and daughter Miss committee will serve tea. tion of debt. ~ year. , understocd but the principal theory Dorothy motored to Salt Lake City A return basketball game beFriday, returning Saturday. Miss Eddah Williams. entertain- is that trees pruned in the late fall tween Mecenticello and Moab will FARM CHANGES MAY early winter do not have a ed the Double Jitney club at her and new ceiling layer of resin under be played at Monticello this FriRESULT IN LARGER INCOME Mrs. Everett Cornell of Montrose home Friday evening. Twelve memFINEST the surface of the cut to prevent day. The game played here was so is spending the week at Moab bers were present, and prizes were good that evervone feels this will won by Mrs. R. H. Dalrymple, Mrs. evaporation of moisture as they do. >» YEAR OLD Profitable adjustments are pos- visiting friends. in the spring. be. the best contest -of the season. sible on any Edgar Kerby and Miss Clara Tayfarm. This may’ or STRAIGHT BOURBON Most apple varieties, pears, plums A program will ‘be given this may not mean Wayne Taylor of Durango was lor. Refreshments were served. adding more land, and prunes, sour cherries and con-' week by the home economics and according to a study of factors con- visiting relatives WHISKEY and friends in Ag. clubs. cord grapes, gooseberries and curtributing to successful farming now Moab yesterday. Fred C. Jewkes, superintendent The program next Thursday will being made by farm experts. rants ate sufficiently hardy to he of the. Dalton Wells CCC camp, be given by the speech class. Everypruned with safety any time dur-. Arden Johnson returned Satur- returned In many cases adjustments in Saturday from Delta, one is invited to attend these pro-- enterprises are possible—a few less day from Flint, Michigan, ing fall or. winter. It is not con-' driving ‘Utah, bringing Mrs. Jewkes and erams. sidered advisable, however, to | car* for the children who will make their home acres in one crop and more in hack a truck and The band mothers had a meetprune trees when the wood is Charles Redd Motor company. another. an increase in numbers fat Moab in the future. The family ing Monday at which they plan- of livestock or a change to better frozen. will occupy the J. Pratt Allred ‘hed their year’s activities. They George E. iWnbourn was sum- residence. sires or even the addition of some have a plan to buy tonetts for the Class of livestock to that already moned to Cortez Tuesday evening Nothing in the Paper. Quart No. 86 grade school band. on the farm. It may even he a by the serious illness of his aged the | There's never a thing in Mrs. Abbie Madsen of Mt. . Pint. No. 87 Plans are being pushed forward change in the type of farming from mother, Mrs. William Mathews. Grumble. | complained Mrs. Pleasant was an arrival the last paper, to join the ‘“Hub-of-the-Nation” 4% Pint No. 88 crop to livestock or to general of the week for a visit with her But the paper observes she forgot | | ert dispiay at Kearney, Nebraska, Mr. and Mrs. Duff Beeson and farming. daughtcr, Mrs. Joseph L. Watts, that it was last week that she the first week in March. Grand of Monticello attended the They point out that the Kit son asked to have her bridge party |: and family. She was accompanied ‘high was the first school to ac- Carson county agricultural program funeral of J. M. Turnbow at Moab left out of the paper because there to Moab by her son, Bruce Madcept the invitation, and will have palnning committee of farmers len- yesterday. were two or-three other people sen of Scofield, who -returned to first place in the exhibit space, ,;siders 100 hens a minimum. farm whom she should have invited; according to a letter received by flock Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Hawks were that place Monday. for profitable production. and that the family did not want Superintendent Knight. Thee ap- Many farms have from Richardson this week no hogs. Hogs down it mentioned when they bought plied art and art classes are send- and George E. Winbourn and: Mr. and to attend the funeral of Mr. poultry require comparatively their new automobi'e because they ing displays to the exhibit. Mrs. Dan Winbourn motored to ismal capital outlays. The smaller Hawks’ uncle, J. M. Turnbow. still owed the doctor for Junior, Norman D. Nevills will . show ;the farming unit, they .emphasize, Cortez Tuesday evening, being and two or three grocers had been moving pictures of his trip down ithe more by the _ serious. illness Charles Hallett of Cisco, who has summoned necessary it is to inthe Colorado river, at the audi- {crease the returns per acre, and been a patient at a Grand Junc- of Mrs. William Mathews, mother waiting for them to settle up for some time. The editor left the actorium next Tuesday,-February 20, | this is accomplished often by the tion hospital for the past few of George and grandmother of Dan. count of the daughter’s careless commencing’ at 8 p.m. weeks, is reported to be recovering She is 85 years of age, and suffered driving soree out of the paver be|use of efficient livestock. Miss Marie Thompson of Salt ' a stroke, her condition being cause he was sorry ‘ Analysis of the 30 farm records Satisfactorily. for the old Lake City, assistant supervisor of | studied critical. . in that county show that man and he neglected to mention ‘NYA, visited the high’ school Wed- “when the value of farm products Miss Imogene Tangren was an ‘the fact that Mrs. Grumble’s fathShe outlined the spring for farily living are included “the arrival this week from Greenriver, nesaay. Harry G. Schmidt, custodian of or died in the penitentiary and ‘work projects for the high school | largest she had spent several Arches income came from cattle, where National Monument, ac- that it was rumored around that NYA enrollees. , | $1,281 per farm. The dairy came months. companied by Mrs. Schmidt and her husband had been fishing The entire school. extends its next with $279, then poultry, $237; Miss Eddah Williams, left Sunday without a license. But still Mrs. deeptst svmvathy to the Turnbow i hogs, $200; horses, $16 and sheep, David: Perkins, Jr., returned morning for Coolidge, Ariz., headGrumble thinks the editor could family in their bereavement. Monday to Wilson mesa’ after quarters of Southwestern National print | $8.—Colorado Extension Service. more news. He probably spending the week-end with home Monuments, where Mr. Schmidt is could—but what if he sheuld?— Irish stew originated in Germany | attending a-conference of park Exchange. | Tt was unlawful to serve 4 meal folks. —-not the Emerald Isle. service officials: They. will return ‘cf more.than two courses in the Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Johnston and Sunday or Monday. 14th century England. The right side of the body is conBirds are able to be near sighted children of Castleton came down trolled by the left side of the brain. or far sighted at will. | Wednesday for a few days’ stay Mrs. Will May, who has been | The modern version contains 40 in town. seriously ill the past few weeks, There are twice as.,.many licensed times aS many words as Dr. Samuel Half of New York’s women teais reported to be convalescing satis15,000 word dictionary cviotors in the United States as Johnson’s Forest Rangers Ralph Jensen of factorily at her home in Grand chers are married. published in 1755. there are planes. Monticello and A. E. Brewer of Junction, according to word reBlanding are spending several days ceived Prince: Edward Island is the by local relatives: Among in the supervisor’s office at Moab. the Moab relatives who have been smallest Canadian province. to Grand Junction recently to Earl Perkins of Blanding brought visit Mrs. May are Mrs. Grace Grover Cleveland vetoed more his wife to the local hospital for Morse, Mr. and Mrs. M. E. John- legislation than any other Presian appendicitis operation Wednesson (and: Mr; and’ ..Mrs* Gi W. dent. day. 5 Johnson. : =] = = Mokhammedans will not wear silk Tare BOURONN Mr. Ralph Hawks and Mrs. Clifford D. Emery and Glenn because silk comes from silk worms were arrivals Wednesday from Perry of Ogden arrived in Moab and worms are unclean. Florence, Colo, to attend the Monday evening to make an iniH | IE 8 i Bottled for ont 3 nS funeral of Mr. Hawks: uncle, J. spection of the supervisor’s office Nine hundred and ninety-two sets f ENLEY DISTILLERS CORP! r M. Turnbow. of the La Sal National forest. On of twins were born in New York ‘ NEW YORK, N.Y. | Thursday, Friday and Saturday of last year. | eS —— Among those who were down this week, they will supervise a from Wilson mesa yesterday to at- training program for the _ local Bullfighting started in Egypt, tend the funeral of J. M. Turnbow rangers which will’ be attended by was adopted by Rome and was were L..B. Titus, A. R. Stocks and Rangers Owen M. DeSpain, Alden introduced into Spain: by the Martin Humboldt. N. Brewer and Ralph Jensen. Moors. frmoney Cully, at FROM THE COUNTY GR'L AGENT 4g in THE 15, 1940 available, states AAA assistant. John Mc- _ LOCAL FARM INDEBTEDNESS FOR LAST TEN YEARS SHOWS DECREASE ITEMS. AnH | [ENS AT CHEVROLET 64k DEALERS’ 90 proof. Copr. 1940, Schenley Distillers. Mrs. J. W. Williams entertained the Mission Circle at her home last evening. After the program, Baptist church prayer meeting was held. 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