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Show Friday, March UINTAH BASIN RECORD, DUCHESNE, UTAH SO, 1945 Notice To Water Users UINTAH BASIN RECORD EDWARD S. RICH, Editor and Publisher PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY AT DUCHESNE, Myton News UTAH Marie Baum By Mrs. Grace Dalgleish matter Entered as second-clas- s at A jolly crowd of the younger Postoffice the at 1922, 26, May Display Advertising set Thursray evening Hat Rate, For Plates. Per Agate Duchesne, Utah, under the act of at thegathered H. L. Crapo home, where March 3, 1879. Line, 3c. they enjoyed games and delicious Per Column Inch, 42c refreshments. Present were Lar-raiClassified and Reading Notices Tanner, Mary Jean PeterSUBSCRIPTION RATES For Sale, For Rent, Wanted, Lost Rue Linck, Doriene son, La 10c per Three Months and Found, Miscellaneous, $1.00 Coombs, Dawn Crapo, Lilly May line, first insertion; 5c per line for Six Months $1.50 Taylor, Orba Gingell, Keith Peteach succeeding Issue minimum $2.50 erson, Gail Dennis, Dick BingYear One charge, 30c. ham, Don Harris and Roland Krebs, Jr. Mrs. O. A. Dart Sr. entertained SPRING HOUSECLEANING (by tha Saturday afternoon at her ranch home on north Myton bench, her daughter-in-lahonoring Mrs. Orville Dart, Jr., who was visiting here from Arizona.. An afternoon of games and delicious refreshments was enjoyed by the following guests: Miss Alice Todd, Mrs. Fred Todd, Mrs. Bliss Lott, Mrs. Lou Milner, Mrs. Wm. Harris, Mrs. Wm. Koehler, Mrs. Ethel Baril, Mrs. W. A Jennings of Myton, Mrs. W. G. Gentry and Mr3. Thomas Gentry of Ioka, Mrs. John Zirker Jr. and Mrs. Julius Zirker of Arcadia. Mrs. James Dalgleish left Thursday for Duchesne, to spend a day with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hart, before their departure Friday morning for Ton-apaNevada. While there Mrs. Dalgleish, in her official capacity as President of District No. 5, joined the Department President and Department Secretary of the American Legion Auxiliary for a meting in Duchesne Thursday night with the Duchesne Unit No. 22 a meeting at Altonah on Friday afternoon with the Altonah Unit, at Roosevelt Friday evening with the Roosevelt and Myton Units, and completing the official visits at Vernal Saturday night where they were guests at ADVERTISING RATES ne s!) h, a birthday anniversary party honoring the American Legion. Pvt. Calvin J. Monks arrived home Wednesday from Fort Sill, Oklahoma to enjoy his furlough with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Monks. Roland Krebs Jr., who has been confined at the Veterans hospital in Salt Lake City during the past three months as a result of a fractured foot suffered while skating, was sufficiently recovered to return home Thurs- Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hart Anne Anderle, members of the Wm. Sands Unit No. 5, American the Legion joined Auxiliary, Roosevelt Unit at Roosevelt Friday evening to enjoy a banquet and the official visit of the Department President 4nd Secretary of the American Legion Auxiliary. Mrs. Glen Olsen of Hanna spent Friday in Myton visiting with old friends. She was a guest of Mrs. M. C. Adams while here. Dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Davenport Sunday evening were Mr. and Mrs. Fred Todd and children and Miss Alice Todd. Mrs. Mark Curtis returned Friday from Salt Lake City, where she attended the funeral of her aunt, Mrs. Mary Vail. Mrs. Leonard Harris returned Sunday from a short visit in Salt Lake City. Leland Wilde and daughter Lou Jean of Roosevelt were Myton visitors Sunday. They report Mrs. Wilde is at present in a Salt Lake City hospital receiving medical attention. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Colishaw and baby were week end guests at the home of Mrs. Coishaws parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Parish, returning Sunday night to their home in Salt Lake City. Mrs. Lawrence Merkley and children and Mrs. L. M. Parrish accompanied them to Salt Lake for a short visit. The Primary teachers of the Myton ward who attended the Primary convention in Roosevelt Saturday afternoon were: Mrs. s, Lydia Peatross, Mrs. Wm. Miss La Rue Linck,' Mrs. Don Herbert, Mrs. L. M. Parrish, Mrs. Lila Coombs and Mrs. Mark Curtis. Mr. and Mrs. Syerl Dennis and sons Lail and Norman spent the week end visiting with Mr. Dennis parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Dennis at Provo and with Mrs. Dennis parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Whiting at Wallsburg. They were accbmpanied by Miss Beatrice Hawkins and H. L. Crapo, who continued on to Salt Lake City, where they spent the week end visiting friends. Belva Cooper, the eight year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ted Cooper underwent an appendectomy. at the Roosevelt hospital Friday. According to the reports the little miss is getting along nicely. Mrs. Ole Peterson and small granddaughter left Friday for Morris Provo, accompanying Peterson, who was attending to busoiness matters in Myton. While there she will visit with Pea-tros- When Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hart sold their holdings and moved from our midst Duchesne lost two of its most useful citizens. Among the early settlers in the Basin they have operated a motor court here for several years, and in their business have come in contact with a host of people. day. The Myton Boy Scouts, with Their courtesy and consideration to all with their scoutmaster, John McClelwhom they had dealings has brought them the lan, joined the Roosevelt scouts respect and esteem of a host of friends who sin- for an overnight hike Friday evening on the lower Duchesne cerely regret their decision to leave our city. Games were enjoyed and We need men and women of this type here, and river. all tests passed with credit. The are sorry to see them leave us. We extend to them stake officers also attended. our best wishes, and axe sure that wherever they Frank Defa and Emil Oollian-de- r of Hanna were busigo they will prosper and find friends, because they ness visitors Friday. Myton are the kind of folks who make friends and serve Unit President Gladys Harris, Mrs. Naomi Babcock, Miss Alice her daughters. usefully. Mrs. Charles Martin and chilMrs. Ruth Adams and Mrs. dren left last week for Ogden, May you live long and happily, Mr. and Airs. Todd, Ed Hart. BDHETfl Tommy Brandon day last week. Mrs. Baum stayed at the Young residence for several days. Mrs. Margaret Young, Mrs. Carol Thomas and son and Mr3. Della Mae Baum and baby were in Altamont on Thursday. Marvin Swasey was an over night guest of his aunt, Mrs. Ellis Burton of Talmage Thursday evening. Those attending the Gold and Green Ball at Talmage Thursday night were Mr. and Mrs. William Brotherson, Miss Wilma Oman, Miss Helen Crawford, Marvin Swasey, Bert Brotherson, Stanley Neldon Johansen, Fieldstead, Marvin Meriwether and Tommy Brandon. Russell Case and some juniors were in Mt. Emmons Saturday. Mrs. Margaret Crawford and daughters Mardy and Cathy, Mrs. T. J. Brandon and Tommy Brandon were in Roosevelt Saturday, where they received medical attention. Those who attended the seminary play, "Little Women Friday evening at Altamont were: Mr. and Mrs. Ray Oman and new baby, W'ilma Oman, Donna Reynolds, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Swasey, Mrs. Jed Crawford, Helen Crawford, Tommy Brandon, Mr. and Mrs. Mons Johansen, Mr. Wm. Brotherson, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Fieldstead, Flora and Bob Field-steaMrs. Thelma McConkie and son Mrs. Joe A. Gene, Young, Mrs. Carol Thomas, Mrs. Ruby McMillan and Marvin Meriwether. Mr. Wm. N. Brotherson, Mrs. Margaret Crawford, Mrs. Carol Thomas, Mrs. Marguerite Young, Miss Evelyn Pace, Mrs. Thelma Pace and Tommy Brandon attended the memorial services for Prlvute Burke Shiner at Altonah Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Irving Snow spent Sunday at the home ot Mrs. Fern Snow of Mt. Emmons. Bishop and Mrs. J. H. Swasey and family were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Burton of Talmage Sunday afternoon. BLUEBELL Mrs. Charles F. Smith Crie Cook has been bedfast for the last two weeks with rheumatism. At this writing he is some better. His wife, Thelma, has been carrying the mail during her husbands illness. Mrs. James H. Cook has been ill for a week or more but is Sherman Swasey and Clarence Oman were in Roosevelt doing farm work for several days last week. Mrs. Elda Pearson and daughter, Margery, went to Vernal for dental work Monday. They said to be recovering. went in company with Mrs. Ruth During the week that Sgt C. Madsen of Mt. Emmons. R. Cook was at home his Harry Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Brotherson uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. took their son, Max, to Rooseand Miss Rhea Ralph Smith, velt Monday for medical attenWard of Tabiona wfere here vistion. iting. Nearly all of Sgt. Smiths Mr. and Mrs. William Brother- relatives and friends also called son, Mrs. Margaret Crawford, on him while he was home. Helen Crawford, Wilma Oman, Sgt. Smith called at the home and Tommy Brandon were pracof Fred Goodrich who is still In Altamont tising Monday night bedfast. He also called on Mrs. for the Mutual dance next MonLuther Burdick and Jack Ther-nin- g day night. and Mr. and Mrs. Levison Mr. William Potter was at Mt. who are unable to get Hancock, Emmons Tuesday. around. , n Mrs. Smith and Miss Palfrey-maA party honoring Sgt Harry of Roosevelt gave sewing R. Smith was held March 21. instructions to the ladies of this comPeople from surrounding ward several days last week. The munities were at the party in ladies were taught many new addition to a large crowd of sewing ideas, and given many local people. President and Mrs. in the manner of suggestions Wm. Brotherson of Boneta; Mr. being well dressed. Mr. and Mrs. Wrauly Thacker, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Case and Principal and Mrs. Jones, LeRoy family and Mrs. Ruby McMillan Thacker and daughters, all of were in Roosevelt on Wedneswere present, Altamont; also day. Melwood Wall, a recently reMr. and Mrs. William Brother-so- n turned soldier from the Southand Mr. and Mrs. E. Le Rol west Pacific, was present and Jones of Altamont went to Bluewas an honored guest, his home bell Wednesday night to attend is at Mt. Emmons. Mr. and Mrs. a homecoming party for Harry Morrell Lisonbee, Mrs. and Mrs. Smith, who is home on furlough. Clyde Howells, all of Pleasant Harry is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Garrett Stone of Valley, and Charles F. Smith, and la well Ioka were In attendance. Some known in Boneta. of the visitors also had parts McConkie and Wesley Daryl in the program. After the proReynolds were in Roosevelt on gram the time was spent dancThursday. ing. Following the party Sgt Mr. and Mrs. Irving Snow and Smith left for Tacoma, WashingMrs. Alice Swasey were in Mt. ton, where he will visit with Emmons on Thursday, visiting friends for a few days before with Mrs. Fern Snow, reporting at Santa Barbara, CalMr. and Mrs. G. L. Kenison of ifornia for and Mrs. Talmage Irving Snow A few eases of scarlet fever Were In Roosevelt on Wednesday. have been reported at Bluebell. and Miss Sgt. Keith Duke Mr. and Mrs. Leonard GoodTheo Mecham and Mrs. Della IF YOU SOMETHING TO rich are the proud parents of a HUE Mae Baum of Duchesne were BUY OK SELL ITT IT IN baby boy. Both mother and baby guests of Mis. Joe A. Young one THE RECORD CLASSIFIEDS are doing fine. d. where they will visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Giles. Miss Virginia Thomas of Price is a guest of Mrs. Max Jenson, arriving Monday. Mrs. H. Merkley of Jensen, Utah, is a guest at the home of her cousin, Mrs. Emery Nielson, arriving Sunday evening. Department Commander Victor J. Bott of Brigham, Department Adjutant A. S. Horsley of Salt Lake City, officers of the American Legion, Mr. H. C. of Salt Lake City, Department President Golda McShane and Department Secretary Mildred Farrington of Salt Lake City, officers of the Legion Auxiliary, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. , James Dalgleish Sunday afternoon as they were enroute to their homes from Vernal, where a meeting was held Saturday night. Corporal and Mrs. O. A. Dart, Jr. left Monday for Ely, Nevada, after spending a short furlough with the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. O. A. Dart, Sr. They were accompanied by Corporal Darts mother, who will also visit in Ely, while the other members of the party will return to Tucson, Arizona. Mrs. James Bywater and daughter La Ree spent the week end at La Point visiting with the former3 parents, Mr. and Mrs. Kump. Mrs. Lewis Trinnaman and Miss Erma Babcock arrived Tuesday from Salt Lake City, called here by the illness of their father and grandfather, respectively, W. B. Curtis. Mc-Sha- ne SUBSCRIBE, Mrs. Weston Bates and children and Mrs. Florence Bates were visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lavon Lott Sunday. Pfc. Raleigh Ivie went to Salt Lake City Sunday morning. His wife, Mrs. Dora Ivie, who is recovering from her illness, will be able to return home the latter part of the week. Mr. Lloyd Bryant and son Kenneth, were here last week, driving the caterpillar and filling up some of the mudholes. They also changed the road in a place or two. As some repairs had to be made on the caterpillar they were unable to finish the job for a few days. Mr. D. Swain and Jerry Allen of La Point came over to do the mechanical work on the caterpillar. They had to send to Salt Lake for some new parts before the road work can be finished. Fred Perron and son Bob of Roosevelt were here visiting and taking care of their business on two different days of last week. Mrs. Gertrude Bashan of Salt Lake spent a few days visiting with her father, Charles Fenske, and sister, Mrs. Roy Eliason. She left Sunday on the bus for her home. TABIONA 30, relatives Among and friends who attended the funeral services for Lavere Lef-lSaturday were Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fraughton, Mr. and Mrs. Orval Fraughton, Mr. and Mrs. Kay Fraughton, all of American Fork; Mr. and Mrs. Mark Hayden, of Salt Lake City; Mrs. Hazel Nye and Mrs. Leola Ellis out-of-to- er of Heber; Mrs. Lillian Coe of Baccus; MiS3 Lorraine Sizemore of Salt. Lake City; Mr. and Mrs. William Pace and Mrs. Zelpha Sweat of Fruitland; Mr. and Mrs. Lamar Johnson of Duchesne, Mr. and Mrs. David E. Nye announce the arrival of a baby son born In the Heber hospital March 21st. Mother and son are doing niefely. Mr. and Mrs. Leland Clegg are enjoying a visit this wedk at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ervan Clegg. Leland is on leave from his navy base in San Diego, California. One of the nicest supper parties of the season was given Monday night in the ward hall by the D. U. P. ladies in honor The evening of their husbands. began with a delicious chicken and pie supper, followed by a A large program and dance. crowd attended. The family of Marvin R. Michie were very happy last week to welcome home their son and brother, Lyle, who had been serving in the South Pacific for almost four years. Mrs. Lorena Hicken and daughter, Effie, spent a few days this week in Heber. Merrill Gomm, son of Principal and Mrs. Gomm, ig enjoying a few days leave this week from his naval base in San Diego, California. Minnie Hamilton Mrs. and children enjoyed a few days last week in Heber City visiting at the home of Mrs. Anna Stanley. The many friends of Mr. Grant Hicken welcome him home after three and one-hayears in the South Pacific, serving in the Sea Bees. Grant has been visiting relatives in Tabiona, Duchesne, Heber and Ogden." M. R. Michie spent Monday in Duchesne. Mrs. Carl Van Tassell is spending the week in Peoa visiting with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Orland Chatwin were in Heber Friday. Pearl Gines spent Friday in Heber. Mr. and Mrs. Orval Rhoades were in Duchesne Monday. lf ARMED FORCES MORE BUTTER NEED Higher war requirements for butter are indicated, largely for shipment overseas to the armed forces, so the WFA has advanced the butter quota to 40 per cent of production in April and 55 per cent in May. These precentages compare with the 20 per cent s etaside of February and 25 per cent of set-asi- DON'T BORROW. March. April 6, 13, 1945. CLASSIFIED FOR SALE OR TRADE 193 Dodge truck in running condition to trade for cattle, sheep or hay Call the Record office. y BABY CHICKS Book orders for your baby chicks early to be sure to have them when yon want them. We have U. S. Certified Chicks. RITCHIE HATCHERY, HEBER tf Place your orders now for any Flour of seed. Duchesne Mill, Duchesne, Utah. kind y 4 Room House FOR SALE and 3 acres of land, electricity. In Utahn. Inquire at Rerord Office. 37.40 WANTED WOOL, 40c per pound; SHEEP PELTS 24c per Searle Fur and Feeds, pound. 0 Vernal, Utah. 37-4- n. FOR SALE Good farm and stock ranch, 1 mile north of Altonah. 160 a. with best water right. Fenced and cross-fencewoven wire. 3 room house, electric lights, cistern. Also 4 room To Appropriate: F'arm and house in Altonah. 15834 Ward Evans, Boneta, house only $5500 cash. Contact Ut. 5 sec. ft. of water from May O. M. Lyman, 306 McIntyre Bldg. 1 to Sept. 15 for irrigation and Salt Lake City, Utah. 37.33 stockyear-roun- d incidental Dip Your Cattle in new vat at watering use from an unnamed draw, tributary to Lake Fork Cedarview and rid them of lice River at a point N. 638 ft. and and grubs. 50c each for first dip, W. 98 ft. from SE Cor. of SW4 25c for second. See Bacon BroSE4 Sec. 30, T1S, R4W. The thers,' Cedarview, Utah. 9 water will be diverted and conveyed in a ditch a distance of Notice To Creditors 2640 ft. where it will be used to irrigate 200 acres of land Estate of A. M. MURDOCK, embraced within Secs. 30 and also known as ALVA M. MUR31 T1S, R4W. DOCK, deceased. 15983 R. E. Redden, 229 East Creditors will present claims 17th South, Salt Lake City, Ut. with vouchers to the undersigned 10 sec. ft. for miscellaneous use from Red Creek, tributary to at Duchesne, Utah, on or beStrawberry River at a point N. fore the 10th day of July A. D. from SW 1945. 110 ft. and E. 591 R. S. LUSTY, as AdminiCor. Sec. 23, T1S, R9W. A dam strator of the Estate of A1 will be constructed to a height of 30 ft. and will inundate 10 M. MURDOCK, also known acres of land embraced within as ALVA M. MURDOCK, SEVi Sec. 22, and SW,i Sec Deceased. 23, T1S, R9W. The water will PAUL E. REIMANN, By be used from January 1 to DeAttorney for the cember 31 for mining, steam and Administrator. water power generation, inof Date first publication and domestic dustrial purposes incident to the operation of a March 16 A. D. 1945. coal mine and processing plant, Last publication April 6, 1945. and for incidental recreation and fish culture. 0.5 sec. ft. of water Notice To Creditors will be consumed and 9.5 sec, to ft of water will be returned Estate of EAJRL SPROUSE, the stream at a point S. 400 deceased. ft. and E. 710 ft. from SW Cor. Creditors will present claims Sec. 23, T1S, R9W. 16100 Glen Van Tassell, Du- with vouchers to the undersigned at 62 East North Temple Street, chesne, Ut. .015 sec. ft. for doSalt Lake City, Utah, on or bemestic purposes from a well bet. 50 and 100 ft. deep fore the 10th day of May A at a point S. 1568 ft. and W. D. 1945. 1560 ft. from NE Cor. Sec. 12, ALEEN SPROUSE, as AR3W. dministratrix of the Estate 16144 Elmer R. Moon, Duof EARL SPROUSE, chesne, Ut. .015 sec. ft. for doDeceased. mestic use from a well DON B. COLTON and By bet 100 and 200 ft. deep at a PAUL E. REIMANN, point S. 1765 ft. and W. 660 ft. By for Administratrix. Attorneys from N& Cor. Sec. 32, T3S, Date of first publication R4W. 16169 W. J. Merkley, Box March 16 A. D. 1945. 206, Duchesne, Ut. .015 sec. ft. Last publication April 6, 1945. for domestic use from a well bet. 50 and 300 ft. deep Small lirains at a point W. 1221 ft. from Of all living animals, alligator! NE Cor. See. 32, T3S, R4W. and crocodiles have the smallest 16188 Leo V. Hancock, Roosebrains in proportion to their size. velt, Ut. .015 sec. ft. for domestic use from a well 363 ft. deep at a point S. 50 ft. and E. 330 ft. from NW Cor. Sec. 17, T2S, R1W. 16193 Lucius R. Swasey, Duchesne, Ut. .015 sec. ft. for domestic use from a well bet. Duchesne Flour Mill 100 and 150 ft. deep at a point DUCHESNE, UTAH N. 247.5 ft. and W. 214.5 ft. from NE Cor. of SESWft Sec. 36, T3S, R4W. 16201 Merlin Broadhead, DuIL B. HOLLENBECK chesne, Ut. .015 sec. ft. for domestic use , from a well Notary public bet. 60 and 100 ft. deep at a North of point N. 20 deg. 00 min. W. 640 ft from EVi Cor. Sec. 24, County Court House T2S, R6W. Duchesne 16207 R. M. Linke, Duchesne, Utah Ut. .015 sec. ft. for domestic use from a well bet. 40 and 100 ft. deep at a point S. 50 ft. and E. 200 ft. from NW Cor. of NE 14 NE 4 Sec. 11, L. A. HOLLENBECK T4S, R3W. 16319 Joel - Parry, RFD No. Attorney .at-La2, Roosevelt, Ut. .015 sec. ft. for domestic use from a Duchesne Utah well bet. 60 and 200 ft. deep at a point S. 106 ft and W. 100 ft. from NE Cor. of NE NE4 Sec. 26, T1S, R2W. 16347 Emil Munz, Duchesne, BOY A. SCIIONIAN Ut. .022 sec. ft. for g use from a well bet. 1 and 200 ft. Registered deep at a point N. 1062 ft. and W. 220 ft from Mortician SE Cor. Sec. 27, T3S, R4W. Duchesne Protests resisitlng the grant-in- g Utah of any of the foregoing applications with reasons therefor, must be in affidavit form with extra copy and filed with the For House Wiri State Engineer, 403 State Capitol, Salt Lake City 1, Utah, and Gei Plumbing with a fee of $l on or before Repairing See May 13, 1945. ED. H. WATSON, RILL SMITH STATE ENGINEER. DUCHESNE (First publication March 16,1945. Last publication April 13, 1945.) -- n. d, 37-3- Minnie Hamilton UTELAND 1)1 rUH COMPANY ARCADIA, UTAH There are delinquent upon the following described stock on account of assessment levied on the 5th day of 1945, the several amounts set opposite the names of theFebruary, sharerespective holders as follows: llune Cert. No. Shares Amt, Otto Nielson 53 133 $138.00 and in accordance with law, and the order of the board of directors made on the 7th day of March, 1945, so many of the shares of each parcel of such stock as may be necesary will be sold at the secretarys office in Arcadia, Utah, on the 14th day of April, 1945, at the hour of 10.00 a. m. to pay the delinquent assessments thereon, together with the cost 3 of advertising and expenses of the sale. THOMAS M. GILBERT, Secretary March The folowing applications have been filed with the State Engineer to change or appropriate water in Duchesne County, State of Utah, throughout the entire unless otherwise desigyear, nated,' all locations being from USB&M. To Change: a 1843 Ray Gill, Arcadia, Ut. of proposes to change the point of nature and diversion, place use of .03 see. ft. of 1 sec. ft. of water right acquired by Application No. 14099. The water has been diverted at a point S. 70 ft. and E. 1420 ft. from Cor. Sec. 10, T3S, R3W, and used from March 1 to October 31 to irrigate 40 acres of land embraced within NESWVi Sec. d 10, T3S, R3W, and for year-rounand domestic stockwatering purposes. Hereafter, .03 sec. ft. of water will be diverted at a point S. 70 ft. and E. 97 ft. from NW Sec. 10, Cor. of NE'iSWy T3S, R3W. The diverting and of carrying works will consist a well, 52 ft. deep, fully cased standard iron pipe, pump in. and and 380 ft of pipe. The water will be used from Jan. 1 to Dec. 31 for stock watering and incidental domestic purposes. Arcadia, Utah ft n. T-4- S, n. n. n. SEED WHEAT FOR SALE n. n, n. w n. stock-waterin- n. Husband Controls In the majority of states, property-even when acquired by eflorts of husband and wifejoint is subject to the husbands control and belunjis to a greater extent to him. In 1943 in Florida, for example, the legislature gavd women, for the first time, the right to manage their own property. Will pay 2 cents pound for good Rliss or Russet Potatoes Fay Prows general Altonah, 11 r ling Utah |
