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Show FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 21.' 1947 THE AMERICAN, FORK CITIZEN Friday; February 21, t won't be long now! Spring, Spring, v , beautiful Spring, just .around the. corner we hope). Meanwhile, your pride and iov fthe famifv ror "super-duper" products and service. needs Here's what "the doctor ordered" for longer or Stxix Motor OiU Specialized Lubrication pr Atlas Tires Patiai thd'Aoxssonc$ and regular check-ups. We're tt your serrice. (UTOCOly SPOTLIGHTING UTAH WILL CRUSADE AGAINST SHORT WEIGHTS Special equipment has been secured se-cured bjrjhe Statf pfjftah to .end "short , weighing" in heavy ton. nairea. The state department of weights and measures, long harMi capped in making accuracy tests of large weighing devices, is putting put-ting a truck in the field, so equip ped as to enable the department to check all types of scales. The new equipment will be es. pecially welcomed by the Utah State Farm Bureau Federation, who have long sought accurate scale balances. UTAH GETS Winifred Kimball Hudnut. native Utahn and Widow of Richard Hud nut, perfume and cosmetics magnate, mag-nate, will brimr her oriceless collee. tion of furniture, paintings, wall hangings and other treasures from France to Utah as soon as a muHpnm of art can be nrenared for their reception. Mrs. Hudnut is the granddaughter of Heber C. Kimball, second president of the L, D. S, church. The promotion of a Utah muse um is already underwav and articles of incorporation for a nonprofit non-profit institution have been filed by a group of art lovers. UTAH OIL IIPININO eottsAuv l 1- 'J J. . t w -- .v v VV -' ' l V I' r- UTAHNS BEALTHT-: It costs the State of Utah onlv 49 cents Der Derson to srive Utah one of the best health records, in the nation, it is revealed in the biennial report submitted by Dr. William M. McKay, state commis sioner, to Governor Herbert B. Maw. The reoort reveals that tvnhoid. alone- with smallnox is vanishinar: that Utah in makinsr an excellent record relative the control of tuber culosis; that a mobile X-ray, unit has traveled throughout the state and examined 26.000 Demons B year, and that Utah's ratio of births to deaths "holds The"' record for the nation, and appears to be on the increase with one death to 3.50 births. Utah's fine health record, re-cord, the report indicated, was due to the excellent nublic health work carried on during the past few years. CENTENNIAL OPENS JUNE 2nd The opening of Utah's centennial exposition has been changed from May 30 to June 2. The pageant, "Measaire of the Area" will he presented starting in the Salt Lake lapernacle May 6. rrogress la being made toward obtaining a commemorative half dollar, and other states 'and the federal government are arranging for exhibits ex-hibits at the state fair grounds, it is reported from the centennial commission. UTAH MATERIAL REQUESTED Doubleday and Company, well known publishers of New York City, have requested the Utah department de-partment Of publicity and industrial indus-trial development for photographs to illustrate a forthcoming - book being written by the eminent historian his-torian Charles peard. DDT Dusting Aids Alfalfa Seed Production D. U. P. County History Being' Published Ycu Can Have iWrO.TATIC ELECTRIC HOT WATER SERVICE i No vi-! That Utah alfalfa seedtvields could fce brought back to profitable profit-able levels again by dusting with DDT, after twenty years of crop failures, was made nnhlta a. mr ago. This Information has been I discovered bv Utah Acrlcultuml' j-xpenmeni oiauon ana u. o. uepartmeni oi Agriculture scien tists after years of research on the causes of low Yields and now to overcome them. With the dlsnnverlPK that lwn ougs damaged the blossom parts or the plant, and subsequently mat these bugs could be con trolled by dusting the alfalfa With DDTrthe- w&V " has heen opened again to profitable pro- auction. The alfalfa seed crop in 1946 was over 8,800,000 pounds, the largest crop on record since 1V29. , ' In Millard Countv. where dust. lng -was most,, prevalent, the yield of alfalfa seed was in creased 16-fold over that of a year ago. One grower averaged -.00 pounds of seed per acre from "Memories That Live," Is the title of the Utah county history which Is now at the publishers and is expected to be ready for distribution by the end of March, Mrs. D. W. Jones, assistant county coun-ty historian for the Daughters of Utah Pioneers, said on her return from a visit to Springvllle last week. The book will be the same size as the "Heart Throbs of the West," the annual publication of the Central Camps. It will contain con-tain the history of each town In the county from the date of Its settlement until 1900. There will also be chapters on special development de-velopment in the county. - Following release of material, members of the local committee were of the opinion that now would be the time to begin gathering gath-ering material fpr a history to begin with 1900, while the people who lived through the period were here to give the facts. In-rsdoccA Cranberry Indian tntdicine men introduced the cranberry to the early settlers In America. ; Airliners Use Ewt lol A modern, four-en in ..! airliner uses as much electpicM v wnwiui UUU.CI, Ml Vhcro Cissy Spent Her Honeymoon Most of the yow Mwlyw-ds la ear 'town spend their honeymoon at Roandstoae Lake er Jacksoa Falls; why the Martina even went as far as New York City. But when Cissy Cupper married the young Carter boy, they allowed al-lowed as how they were going to spend their honeymoon right here. There's no place better than ear town," Cissy says. "And I'd like to .tart Hurried life at home, with things Bad and I are used to." Makss sense, come to think of it Folks naturally left them alone; and except for occasional vt.i J the Garden Tavern for a glaJ beer, they stayed at home, gettj nsed to married bliss. My miss as prefers tr.iiJ and that's her right Bat fri where I sit, - there's no pj better for a foraeymoon or serf h-eymoc--Uun right at horn? with your own possession, J none cooking, and a friendly tU of beer or two-Htti th J) ------ panion in the world. XI i C his farm. Another Dald the en tire cost of hht riewrf pttrehased farm with his ' seed crop. One farmer in the Uinta Basin harvested har-vested HO.-OOO worth of seed in 1943 from 75 acres after trial dustinir utxra the advice of one of the research lnvestlfirators. in 1946 his seed crop from 100 acres was worth $28,000. Research on alfalfa seed nro. ductlon is now Davinir dividends The Increased return to seed growers last summer alone would more than nav the entire vst the investigations on this project Kesearcn on other projects Is yielding commensurate returns. For dependable taxi service Call CITY CAB J. C HARRINGTON Phone 360 BAKER'S OFFER GUARANTEED SERVICE ON o ALL ELECTRIC APPLIANCES 266 W. Main Phone 622 Hot water as certain and as clean as electric light! Hot water as constant as your cold water supply! Hot water any hour of the day or night, every day of the year! This grand convenience can be yours now -' for Automatic Electric Water Heaters are available again. Many dealers now have a variety of sizes, including the recoounended 52-gallon model for average families. AH Electric Water Heaters operate automatically, never f equiring attention. And they operate economically on a new ; all-time-low water Beating rate. 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