| Show I UTAH FARMING I Ii INCOME GAINS i i Utah stands well veil above the aver aver- Age for 11 western vestern states atAtu in to Increase li int farm rn Income for February y compared com corn pared with that for the the- same sarno month ot- ot of 1935 federal figures disclosed T Tuesday Despite ri the loss Joss of the A A A protections pro pro- I tt tc overthrown by the supreme I c court ur department of of ot agriculture data data data- revealed that Utah got 27 per percent percent pert t ce cent t more for marketing products ts tsI than In February 1935 while the average increase for the 11 western tate tales was 11 per cent I Utah Utah farm Income for last Jut February February February Feb Feb- was as c compared with 1 for tor the month of at 1935 The west's farm income JutI last Jut t I month was nearly 7 7 I I O higher than in last Jast year the Aa Associated Pr Press s rep reported pains GAins were shown for all the western states Colorado leading with an an increase of ot 48 43 per c cent nt and California trailing with 3 per cent The west drew higher receipts from front sale salo of all 1111 classes of meat moat animals animal and poultry and dairy prod prod- uc Increased of potatoes potatoes po po- truck crops apples and grains more than o offset e decH declines es in receipts from cotton hay rice and citrus fruits February farm incomes In other tales states compare with those thole of ot the ain name iamb month of 1935 as follows Nevada against C Colorado against I Wyoming against 1 Idaho against 4 4 I |