| Show Intermountain News II I I Briefly told for Busy Readers I II I TREES PLANTED I LARGE TOURIST TRAVEL RODENT CO CONTROL BEGUN I IDAHO PEA MEN LIEN PROTEST T TI I WILL rILL OPEN IRON IRO MINK MINE MILFORD Approximately tell young forest trees have been planted on Beaver er county farms during the past five years for windbreak windbreak wind wind- break brenk purposes according to the tho forester of the thc U. U S S. A A. C. C c exten extension tensIon ten ten- sion Zion service SALT SArT LAKE CITY UT A UT-A A bl big Increase in tourist travel through h Salt Lake City is expected this tills season eason with the completion of the Boulder dam accor according to the thc general general general gen gen- eral passenger agent of the Union Pacific railway TOOELE A UT-A UT A OO rodent control campaign Is Js planned for or Tooele county by County Agent Kilburn The Tooele county commission commission com com- mission will furnish the bait and tools BOISE IDA Protests Protests of Idaho pea growers over o reported dumpIng lump dump lumping Ing lug of peas from Holland on the United States market ll have lle e been transmitted to Secretary Hull by Senator Pope of Idaho PROVO UT Extensive e Extensive Iron ore deposits near Iron Mountain in 21 1 miles so southwest of Cedar City owned by the tho Columbia Steel compan company company com com- pany pan will be opened up within a short time as a result of an expansIon expansion sion slop program a already readY underway SALT LAKE CITY This UT This city will have ample water next summer from Mountain Dell reservoir reservoir reser voir the canyon streams and the artesian basin according to the records records records re re- re- re cords of snow and water storage AM AMMON ION IDA SpecIal IDA Special representatives U es of Idaho Falls Fans Rexburg Rigby Midway Sugar Salem Firth Shelley and Blackfoot chapters of the Future Farmers of America have laid plans recently to receive Andrew Sundstrom national president pres dent ident who will be In Idaho Falls Fans April 1 12 SALT LAKE CITY UT Utah Utah farmers will plant more acres to spring wheat oats barle barley corn potatoes and and tame hay this year than they did ld In drouth drouth-af 1934 1334 according to the Utah crop report Issued by the agrIcultural agricultural agricultural tural statistician an nn Increase of 1 10 per cent The c expanded activities lUes are due largely to low acreage harvested harvested har har- vested ested last year when drouth reduced reduced reduced re re- re- re returns by 21 1 per cent as compared with 1933 1033 the report In in- BOISE IDA Total Total receipts of or fun funds s from the sale of Idaho Idabo farm crops last January were smaller than for January Januar 1 1934 but lar larger er i than for the same month the two previous years the federal bureau of agriculture economics has re re- re- re ported BOUNTIFUL T oT DT Two T.-Two Two o of or the tile Diesel engines for the Bountiful municipal light and power plant have arrived ed here SALINA UT The The agricultural boys of ot North Korth Sevier have ordered 20 bushels of certified federation seed wheat which will be obtained from irom northern Utah The wheat will m be planted In vocational agriculture agriculture agri ari- culture by members of the agricultural agricultural tural classes and an attempt will willbe willbe be made to sell seU It for seed wheat ne next t year SALT LAKE CITY UT Tho Tho outlook Is bright for a good marketIng marketing market market- In Ing season this year for Utah turkey turkey tur tur- key ker raisers misers It Is reported by n a representative of ot a Turkey association association after a tour of west coast const markets S SALT LT LAI LAKE E CITY UT Tuber Tuber Tuberculosis as ns a cattle scourge In Utah has been practically eliminated by bythe bythe bythe the bureau of animal Industry's campaign of the past several eral years according to test reports issued by llY Dr F. F E E. Murray urray ins Inspector actor In charge of the tho local office BOISE IDA Pro Provided bills in inthe inthe inthe the national congress are aro approved this slate state will receive about In federal fun funds s for tor grade crossing elimination and highway construction the state commissioner commission commission- er of public works has announced IDAHO IDAliO FALLS IDA IDA Stored I water at Jackson lake American Falls re reservoir er and Lake Walcott will be approximately the same this season as ns last year provided precipitation precipitation pre pre- continues near normal the next nett two months Is Js revealed inthe In Inthe I Ithe the Snake river water Vater report TWIN FALLS F. IDA Auto uto Auto traffic traffic I fic alon along the Old Oregon Trail in southern Idaho la is m materially lar larger larg larg- er than last year at this season I It Is reported that the tourists are headed for the western states to secure farm locations or other ways wars of ot making a n living MOSCOW IDA Log Log drives drI are bc beginning on the Clearwater river and other north Idaho forest water wat wat- er ways OGDEN UT Reg Forester Forester Forester For For- ester WInkler has announced that transfer of ceo CCO camps in winter locations to summer camps will not be made In the near Dear future In the Utah Nevada Wyoming sections of ot the mountain Inter forest region Plans for tor che the transfer will be com corn completed later Inter and replacements of ot enrollees en- en authorized |
