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Show HAPPY im ill NEW YEAR! FIRE Additional Water Seen LAST THURSDAY LADY DEMOCRATS TO HEAR STATE New Officials PARTY LEADER To Take Oath Scott state Stewart, Democratic chairwoman will be the Noon guest speaker at the regular month Tuesday ly meeting of the Ladies Democrat- V Fire originating in the basement damaged the home of Burnell Aagard last Thursday evening to the extend of approximately $1000. The fire. Gained much headway be fore it was noticed and because of Prominent Men Give Views At Meeting in Salt Lake The News, Vol.20, No. 51 Chicken Embryos Help Battle Dread Horse Disease DAMAGES AAGARD HOME Possibilities For have NEW YEAR! Nephi, Juab County, Utah, Thursday, Dec. 28, 1939 The Times, Vol.30. No. 5 A group of men who HAPPY HI K I Mrs. at the Nephi City hall Friday, December 29, at 3 P. M. A program of musical numbers will also be given. A special invitation is extended to all Democratic ladies of Central Utah to attend. ic study group the dense smoke was exceptionally It spread from hard to combat. the basement up an inside wall to the attic, increasing very much the damage done. Sacrament meetings will be held in each of the Nephi wards at 12:15 Sunday, rather than Sunday This is being evening as usual. done because of the New Year's observances which will be taking place Sunday evening. con tributed to the economic progress of Utah through promotion of wat er development propects were hon ored Wednesday evening by the Salt Lake chamber of commerce at a dinner in the Newhouse hotel. The function, which was attend ed by approximately 60 persons from 13 of the state's 29 counties, served not only to honor those who have given outstanding service to water projects in the past but to spotlight the state s future depend ence upondevelopment of addition al supplies. Every speaker arrived at virtualthat Utah ly the same conclusion must continue to utilize more fully the water now available and grasp every opportunity to add to that supply if population, economic opportunity and industrial development is to increase. State Engineer T. H. Humpherys for example, made the statement that unless the reservoir program is carried forward, at least 30 communities in the state must be partially or wholly excavated in the near future. William R. Wallace, chairman of the state water storage commission since its creation, served as toastmaster and briefly reviewed the history of water development in Utah. He recalled the organization of the Utah Conservation company in 1910, and read a list of subscribers who contributed a total of $45,000 from their own pockets to start working out a comprehensive program. "We haven't spent all of that money yet". Mr. Wallace observed. "There is still $3000 in the bank and I think it is time to use it. If none of the contributors object. I DroDOse to use it for the establish ment of a scholarship in one of our schools to finance the studies of young men who might in the future contribute to the solution of our water problems." The toastmaster paid tribute to the earnest efforts of all Utah's governors in the field of water conservation and develoment, and particularly praised Governor inHenry this H. Blood for his record P. Dr. P. L. Jones Will Be Sworn In As Nephi Mayor Union meeting will be held In the A new administration will be Juab high school building Sunday installed city into office next Tuesday at 2:30 P. M., announces President noon at the City Hall, when Dr. P. A. H. Belliston. All auxiliary work L. Jones will take the oath of ofers are urged to attend. fice as Mayor, and H. C. Crane, Roy No union meeting will be held Bowles, ueorge V. Jones ana D. for the Relief Society organization, Ostler as councilmen; Mildred to the report. according Stephenson as city treasurer and Elgin R. Garrett as city recorder. William Burton is the holdover Business Supplemental Feeding Is Valuable councilman. Wilford Bailey, who has served the city as Mayor for the past four years, and as city councilman for four years previous to that time, will retire from the official capac ity with the good will of the people of this city. Mayor Bailey has been untiring in his efforts to do his duty as a city official in an effic ient and highly commendable manner. C. W. Johnson, city councilman, and A. C. Starr, city recorder will end their work in the city admin-itratio- n with the coming of the new year. These men, like Mayor Bailey, have been efficient city administration officials, doing their duties in a fine manner. Mayor Bailey, however, will not be idle as far as communities activities are concerned, for only recently he was elected chairman of the Juab District Scout council, a position that takes a lot of time and effort. The new city administration comes into office with the best wishes of the people of Nephi, and with the qualifications of the new officials, the people can expect and will receive a well managed city. Census To Begin Jan. 2 Heber Meeks, RICHFIELD Present prosLOS ANGELES Good news to the nation's farmers came from the United States department of agriculture recently with pects indicate a dry season for the the announcement that a cheap, extremely effective vaccine against almost always fatal sleeping sickness in Utah director in charge of taking was in Richfield major portion of California range-lan- horses has been developed. The vaccine has been produced by use of chicken embryos in their shells. Left: the 1940 tocensus, in assist opening a distrecently In many parts of the state, When inset: 10with Center virus. is innoculated old embryo of a chicken or sleeping sickness rict office to serve eleven counties feed is below normal, and cattle The live emvaccine, made from the Sanpete, Sevier, Wayne, Piute, and sheepmen are manifesting in- the chicken is about to break out of the egg the embryo is removed. Right: The embryo is extrsmely Garfield, Kane, Washington, Beavterest in supplementing grass and bryo, is injected into the skin of the horse's neck, making him immune. The virus-fille- d er, Millard, Iron and Juab. concentrates as a means of main- dangerous to handle and workers are equipped with rubber gloves. The office, opened In the public taining cattle in a thrifty condition. library on East Center street. Is The; advisability of supplein charge of Christie Anderson of menting range where it is practical Salina, district supervisor and Rusto feed while stock is on the range sell Hawkins of Nephi, assistant has been demonstrated many times, Miss Euarda Baxter of Sanpete It is cheaper to keep flesh on livecounty is an office assistant. stock than to put it back on after Eleven enumerators will be sel they have gone down. ected this week and will be called Creep feeding of lambs and calR. Elgin Gardner, Juab county in to receive training preparatory ves is becoming more common each to beginning the census of business assessor, who was injured in an year, as more stockmen experiment automobile accident last Thursday on January 2. A larger number of with it and are convinced of its enumerators will be required next evening, is still in a Salt Lake hosProf. Robert Miller advisability. Best Livestock To Band, of the University of California at pital where he was taken last Satspring when the regular census of urday. The automobile driven by Davis has done more to encourage population and agricultural IndustBe At Featured Will And Directors Mr. Gardner and the one driven by ries will be started In April, Mr. creep feeding of lambs than probInClarence Bowers collided at the Meeks explained. Under his 2 st ably any other man. Instructions Showing Receive tersection of third east and first This is the first time the leadership, a good many progressouth streets last Thursday evenhas asked for a census FILLMORE, JUAB TO sive California sheepmen are creep GardMr. the result that with and agriculture along PLAY FRIDAY NIGHT of business or not ing whether feeding every year, program changes design- with the LOGAN Utah State Agriculturserious head and back edSeveral census. The cenof the interests regular to the enhance green feed is abundant. They have al College will be host to the 1940 ner received found that increased weights and National Music Clinic of region ten injuries andonMr. Bowers received farmers and livestock men in the sus, however. Is required by the school Wasps, who The Juab the head. been constitution and citizens are asked during the high a higher percentage of fat lambs for bands, orchestras and choruses lacerations past week or so have car intermountain thecountry have Mrs. Gardner, whs has e and enumerators with to cooperate Livestock more than pay for the cost, of sup- on January 21, 22, 23 and 24. "The Ogden been playing marvelous basketball, arranged by with her husband, received cuts and show, 5 to 11. take time to give them necessary will be hosts plemental feed. clinic will be cooperative between Friday night to the but not of a serious nature. The to be held January time For information. the first is One of the cardinal points of the college and the national board bruises, management Fillmore high school team. A good particularly in the Mr. Gardner was taken to Salt anxious a of the country, exhibof history creeD feeding, according to Profes of directors. States whose music to have support game is in prospect as the teams City where X Ray pictures itors from neighboring sor Miller, is to begin early. Creeps j:nn4-nwf..rill nortiAlnara in t h o Lake taken states, in housing survey also will be made played a thriller at Fillmore two of his back to deter- asmuch as Mr. census a of the record, 21st should be set up when the lambs nationai clinlc are southern Idaho, were part show's the weeks ago. birthday Meeks stated. extent of his injuries. Re- will be observed. are about 3 weens oia, ior n is east Nevada, west Colorado, south mine the ports from the hospital state that Cash prizes totaling more than The business census will reach easiest to break in lambs at that west Wyoming and Utah. he is getting along quite satisfact $18,000 are age. Grain is gradually increased A. R. McAllister of Joliet, Illinois, being offered to exhib wholesalers, retailers, manufactur- BANKS OF UTAH LOAN ory. when lamb 2 to itors of cattle, sheep and swine, ers, construction companies. Irriper pound School of up National of the field. president old. This and drainage companies and HUGE AMOUNTS are 2 to 3 months Band and Orchestra association and along with additional money a- - gationand Governor Blood reviewed the they all forms of businesses. any is usually fed in the afternoon, so chairman of the national board of in to winners the wards drouth meet agricultur to the work done will call for information on em Is set for the lambs control has It table the al and divisions. that Utah this the NEW YORK That banks in cited and 1934 poultry designated emergency of Purses in all major divisions of ployment, payrolls, volume of sales, Utah are actively serving the credof when the band arrives in the even State Agricultural college for the program to show the necessitytime distribof merchandise best works sold, the show over the amounts given types ing. Creep feeding it needs of their communities is 1940 regional clinic because of its having plans ready when the ution and from Irrigation compan evidenced by the results of a surin winnings last year. when the ewes and lambs graze ideal location. Mr. McAllister will comes to strike. in ies of the to the acreage watered, types crops vey of bank lending activity annA procedure entirely new to livebe in charge of the clinic and is "There has hardly been a time leisurely upSufficient creep feeding or well known In Utah and surroundstock show circuits in the United grown, amount of land lying fallow ounced by the American Bankers "when I evening. since 1933" he said, so and data. various be other should room provided States will be introduced to benefit Association Indicating that the coming states, having conducted the have not had some water problem trough Mr. Meeks, who trained In Wash- mercial banks all the lambs can eat at one Utah State Agricultural college Future Farmer chapter and Four-of the state made on my desk. Since that time there that two for fill to months the ington All time. club members. fat steers, more than 28,000 new loans total high school band have been constructed or placedof state of director conducted a have animals faculty position swine in and sheep entered the a school during the summers of 1934, Young yield$19,000,000 to business firms under construction projects course in Salt Lake City the first ing Af tirotAP f"T obtaining more out of whole grains 1935 and 1936. Mr. McAllister will n4 nru--i and individuals during the first six The development and adoption of junior department will be classified of whole for and the month district older can supervisanimals, to than will market grades, thus solve many according months of 1939, and renewed 11.000 a supplemental supply for 200,000 milo has been found as an excellent be assisted in conducting the clinic wise land programs He stated that facilities have of agriculture's problems,' Dr. O. eliminating championship class tit- ors. by Professors N. W. Christiansen outstanding loans totaling $23,000,-00- 0 acres of land. This development feed for lambs. Some use to been make deexles more possible arranged sheepmen and student economist of heads the extension and Walter Welti, affording J. Wheatley, was made Dossible because we had a mixture of rolled during the same period. barley, oats, partment of instrumental music told leaders attending the recent hibitors to work their way to the compilation of the population recThe survey also reveals that bus projects ready when the opportune cracked corn and alfalfa-molassto in ord time determine redistribuUnder at the music vocal sysheld the and school iness firms in the state are using at Logan. highest winnings. college. leadership moment arrived 10 iwmmi meal. musical num- Dr. Wheatley pointed out that too tem an unlimited number of jun- tion of state representatives in con- only about one half of the "open the clinic, During thpm to the federal government InsurCreep feeding serves as bers of all classes on the national many acres of near marginal land iors could show their animals in gress prior to the 1940 election, and lines of credit" maintained for He closed by urging that the by eliminating the gamble on list will be played. To assist In the were now being cropped and brirg-in- g the highest grades while under for- that other general Information will their use on the books of the of the future be devised to ance, Lambs should be taught clinic, the Utah State Agricultural low returns to the cultiv- mer procedure there were only be made available during the cen- banks. meet the needs of the state as a rainfall. to eat early, and then. If rainfall college band, orchestra and glee ators.onlyShifting this type of land to three overall spots in individual fat sus year. These estimated figures are bas whole rather than one single tract is favorable and green feed is plen- club will be on hand to be used in grass or timber would tend to re classes ed on reports received from 26 champion steer, hog and or locality. to It may not be necessary the rehearsing of the numbers. The duce the production of the surrent- - sheep. banks In Utah holding membership Mr. Humphreys reported on the tiful. The main thing is to present Market grading classifies fat an MOTORISTS PAYING in the A. B. A., or 43 per cent plans call for the recruiting ly superabundant larm crops ana numerous surveys being made in continue. well as as give them a good start, of an of the 60 commercial banks In the high school band concentrate the production on land imals as to prime, choice and good VAST SUM IN the state, ranging from small eas is to which eat, of 100 pieces. The college orchestra where costs are lower and youthful exhibitors whose en reservoirs to the proposed to teach them around state, and allowance Is made for 3 weeks, than will be augmented by string players and netproduction the concentration of lending actBasin pro ier when they income to the farmer more tries qualify in these grades will re - (2, A COI IMP TAYP Colorado River-Grelater. from the various high schools and satisfactory, he contended. wuum ivity in the metropolitan areas of ject which ne estimaieadollars. has of calves talin many addition to being awarded Creep feeding the glee clubs will be aided by The Salt Lake City and Ogden. "Every state in the Union, in to $2 almost half a billion easwill to motorists the Utah are calves pay a certificate of merit by Governor advantages: ented singers. The 26 banks reported they made eluding Utah, has some land which he painted was not all on many a federal older ier 1939, to to eat than government teach cattle, or .picture H. , during Blood of Utah. tne clinic is just too poor to continue In cul- Henry eiHo Th lnrpe pro Official notification 19,172 new loans totaling $16,601,-34- 2 In can of total tax once and $900,000.00 All they sent to learn, gasoline music directors all has been they the between January 1 and June junior department activities tivation under present price con jects, he pointed out, call for W. Musser, chairman of 30, 1939, easily be fed supplementally at any In the region and directors who ditions," and renewed 8.478 outDr. Wheatley declared. will be held January 6, set aside es, Burton sums com expenditure 01 iremenauu Petroleum Utah lives. Some Industries the their time later as a numbers to have during wish reserThe special play "junior loans World small War day." $21,380,932. of department "Even the best prices standing The possible mony. ranchers feed calves primarily to ed at the clinic are urged to notify do not seem to warrant continued program will open with ringside mittee estimated today. This will In addition theytotaling reported 946 new voir sites have already been util- teach calves to eat concentrates an over 6.4 Increase of cent be and of per committee. and swine the cattle, sheep college cultivation of some currently crop- judging ized. And he expressed the opinion mortgage loans to home owners to calves goes Four-I- I club and Future Farm- 1938 and Is additional to the $3,747,. and other real estate owners totalmuch the ronghage. Grain fed of by return nor land the ped that an effort will be made In unfarther than that fed to older catChapter members, with Howard 000.00 that the motorists will pay ing $3,298,799. next legislature to change the recently regressed land back to cul- er It Is a principle of feeding that Gramlirh of Chicago, secretary of in state gasoline taxes during the out of cultivatthat a tle; The average number of new loans tivation. Keeping derground water law so be the American Shorthorn Breeders' year. driv the younger the cattle the more and land the ion bank was 737, and the average the adoptpoorer per 25 larger number of wellsnecan "The federal gasoline tax adds economical the gains. The early new was for $S06. sound individual farm man- association acting as master of cerof ion en. IT mis is aone, rauuun, Is cent and cost to the tax often the best, veal market of gasoline Theloan Commercial Bank of Nephi agement practices on the better emonies. After students hnve plac- per there Is danger that the under-crrniin-sori creep feeding enables some ranchIn Mus Utah" said Mr. purchased is a member of the American Bankland would do much to solve the ed their animals. Mr. Gramlich will ser. water sunolv will be ers to hit this early market. If calhis placings and give reasons. ers association. perplexing and apparently long make widely distributed that it will be of ves are taugh to eat when young, enaced "Originally by Congress This phase of the program is farm problem." little value to anyone. continuing on can in as a back the be the 1932, put 'temporary' levy, however, are not entir- being arranged as an educational Ora Bundv. president of the Colo they which federal tax has been NEPHI GIRL ON Utah National Parks Boy Scout elyFarmers, just prior to weaning, to blame for the continued cul- feature and Is open to the public. duplicating rndn River - Great Basin water creep k will at a this extended annivercouncil set up plans for repeatedly, despite the The dairy cattle division, omitted tivation of this near marginal land, Users' association, described tne time.help prevent gasoline Is already over - lY NEVS STAFF He sary week at the regularly month- the economist pointed out. Unlike at the 1939 show in order that an- fact that mirnoses of the organization. ly Executive Board meeting on other Industries, agriculture has imals of the national dairy show taxed In many states. Many memFlorence Crane of NePROVO declared that it would intefere In December 4th. The slogan will be had to absorb most of Its own un circuit could be shown in Ogden, bers of Congress have stated that phi is on the staff of the Y News, no way with th work of the water TIM IRONS PLEDGED be federal should tax the monTo will The American d be repealed, Premium reinstated. Way "Scouting, school paper nt the Brigham Young dui was iorm-eproblems. Industry rtorage commission The plans employment approximately half of the leg- university. Better Citizenship". Miss Crane Is a reporthas turned Its burden of unemploy ey totaling $2.fil5 is being offered and for the nurnose of filing on AT B. Y. U. states islatures of the have In petitionScout events of for called the the competitive Sunday ment over to the government, Mr. general Colorado river water and protect er for the paper. moto ed H. as of stop on PROVO Congress Holstein. the and 4, subjecting Irons, Timothy Jersey, program Guernsey February The Y News Is a weekly publicWheatley pointed out. ing this state's Interests In that In addition an auction torists to double tax Jeopardy, ation Nephi has been pledged a member opening of the week. On Tuesday stream. with a staff of more than 50 Many farmers Rre cultivating the breeds. out that taxation of is pointing gasoline each 6, Holstein cattle of national Delta W. Phi, were troop not missionary evening, February J. because dairy purebred near marginal land, members. Other speakers It is edited entirely by be reserved exclusively for at Brigham Young uni- to hold a Parent's night program. they want to. but because they will be hpld In th coliseum Janu- should Journalism students who are represident of the Provo River fraternity states. the evM see will P. Some here. 8, 1:30 at 9, r a. low returns versity Thursday, Febuary ary would rather take the starting Water Ustrs association; sponsible for Its financial success new members Forty-eigery district Join In a big Recom- which this poor land offers than 50 head of choice cattle will be ofas well as the quality of the news. Kennedy, member of the Salt Lake distributed from Ariz- mittal of the Scout Oath and Law, go on relief. In fact, going on rel- fered. Its average circulation Is 3000 per metropolitan water district boara; SUFFOLK OWNERS F. G. Martines. member of the ex- ona to Canada and from California and possibly held in connection ief Isn't so easy for the man on issue but has at times during the ecutive committee of the Colorado to Florida, were pledged during the with it, a district wide Court of this poor land. If the blocked or H. Warner and year a circulation of 6000 copies for Mr. W. Mrs. and MEET NEXT The slogan for thnt Is restricted River-GreIndustrial Basin Water Users' as- fall quarter. This Is the largest Honor. occupations itornon vvooa or i single issues. i.flp i.uy WEDNESDAY were opened to those capable and spent Christmas with their sociation, and Leland H. Kimball, number ever accepted during one "Every Scout Steps Up a Rank". mother, February v win be Known as willing to work, the Intense pressengineer of the Salt Lake metropol - term by the B. Y. U. chapter. ood. MARRIAGE IS In the fraternity is Boy Scout Good Turn day, and ure to cultivate this poor land Mrs. Dennis itan water district and engineer- - Membership The second of a series of meet manager of the Colorado River- honory, and Is selected from men on Sunday, February 11 every Boy would subside and the prohlem of of owners of Suffolk sheep Is ANNOUNCED Great Basin Water User' associat- who have served In the mission Scout should be In attendance at securing wise land use would be lally subsidize the shifting of poor Ings Mr. and Mrs. James H. Ellison of the L. D. S. Church. Its pur- a church service. Inasmuch as the infinitely more simple, Dr. Wheat-le- y lands into grasses and timber and to be held in the Ag. room of the ion. ? assume some responsibility for the Juab high school building next announce the marriage of their son has been set aside as Scout aid. (J Herbert A. Snow, president of the pose Is to foster spiritual activity, day at 7:30, aC' Donnell J. to Miss Iona Judd of In view of the fact that the care of the people thus displaced. Wednesday anevening, Chamber of commerce, presided fellowship, and socialbllity. Dur-n- e Sunday throughout the entire Unannouncement made Flagstaff, Arizona. The marriage the year, programs are present ited States. Monday, being Lin- government does not assume a pro- If this were done and the farmers cording to M. and a musical pro pram was furAnderson, who Is In took place in Masa. Arizona on nished by radio station KSL. Coun- ed by the fraternity to wards and coln's birthday anniversary, will be portionate relief burden In an over on the hotter lard adopted more by James December 1st. Don Is a graduate ties represented were Duchesne, stakes In regions surrounding the featured with programs on the sub- manned agriculture and because of sounn inaiviauai larrn iiiaiiaKfinrui The meetings are to continue of the Forestry department of the Uintah, Utah, Weber, Millard, Iron, university, and parties, sports, and ject of 'Lincoln, The Great Scout" the artifical blocking of employ- - practices. Dr. Wheatley contended and U. S. A. C. at Logan nnd Is emment for farm people In much of j that a larpe part of .the perplexing weekly throughout the winter, Juab, Sanpte, Sevier, Tooele, Box annual formats and dinner dances on a course owners the ployed at the Apache National forafford will will been is have Miss Sudweeks It members Lake. Salt are and afforded Davis Beverly visiting Industry, appears necessary that agricultural prohlem Elder, fraternity of care est in Arizona. and In Provo this week. solved. sheep. substantbreeding Salt Lake Tribune and their partners. Federal the government d. 11-d- USACTo Be Hosts At Music Clinic All-Regi- Official Hurt Ogden Show In Car Mishap To Open Next Week on 1 nt in-th- 1-- Land Use and Planning Held Important H m pro-pra- m com-mnni- tv i at .tiin. Boy Scout Anniversary set-bac- Gill-ma- n, ht JQ at , ( |
