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Show , THE SENTINEL, MIDVALE, UTAH I Fifty years ago, aluminum was The annual interest charge on so rare and costly that jewelers America's national debt is $300,I displayed it in the store windows. 000,000, more than the total ex- F. F. A. CONTEST WINNERS THE SENTINEL 1 Today, it can be made for one cent penses of government jn 1916. I an ounce. llntered as Second Class Matter at the post office at Midvale, Utah, under Act of March 3, 1879. 1 PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY BY WOODRUFF PRINTING CO. • Editor and Manager HOWARD C. BARROWS ~,t':' OP TH&-' DO YOU KNOW • • • • UTAH STATE PitS ASSOCIATION • • • • SUBSCRIPTION RATE: One Year ..............................................................................................___ Advertising Rates Given on Request. Friday, May 26, 1939. $1.60 : : UNHERALDED SERVICE Where and by whom ore was discovered in Utah What President Lincoln said about Utah minerals • • • That Brigham Young encouraged mining , 1 That minerals form half the nation's wealth That Utah has the greatest mineral deposits In U. S. • • • • • • That Utah leads in smelting • • • 1 Where Utah's "Little Pittsburg" is located Where the greatest coal deposits ere located • • • • That Utah copper is Utah's greatest industrial enterprise • That mines are Utah's greatest farm market That Utah has a bright future in development of itl metallic and non-metallic resources • A • It's probably only human to do a good deal of kicking at our commercial institutions, particularly those which involve "big money". But this kicking These and Thousands of Other Questions Are Answered in shouldn't be allowed to obscure our view of the serthe Booklet "THE MINING INDUSTRY OF UTAH" vices they render us. This highly educational booklet just released by the Salt Lake Banks, for instance, probably come in for about [ Chamber of Commerce is FREE upon request. just write or City as much uninformed abuse as any business. call Secretary, Salt Lake City Chamber of Commerce The banks-which are sim p ly the repositories of and one will be sent to you without obligation. money belonging to millions of people, most of them of very moderate means' - provided the financial I blood that built this country. And they are still providing tht e findancial blood that is further developing this ILeft to right: Lyle Smart, Murray Smith, Homer Jaynes, Max Egbert, Doyle Noakes, George Fugii, Kay Harada, Frank Harada, Douglas Miller. COUn ry to ay. I No banker wants to refuse an application for a black cherry and green plum Boys Achieve Goal loan .. He ~nows that loans.make the mare go so far as Use Sprays To Control aphid. bankmg rs concerned, and that the more sound loans Fruit Insects Advises Apples and pears are now most- AI Logan Contest . H, . C he can make/ tN.e faster his community and his bank· 1 11 too tar advanced for a dormant ty tur1st orhcu ege o they because loans some will grow. Bankers refuse (From The Broadcaster) spray of lime sulphur or dormant .have to-because their first thought must always be Peach trees which are not yet "oil emulsion to be safe from dan- Jordan F. F. A. achieved a long in bloom should be sprayed with ger of foliage burning. Where San sought goal, when the judging for the safety of the money entrusted to their Care. In every community in this country the banks lime Slilphur arsenate of lead mix- Jose scale, brown mite, or blister teams returned from the eleventh are h~lping today/ as in the pa~t~ ip finar:cing homes/ j ture to control twig borer and mite are numerous, however, it convention of the Utah Association factones and merchants. Banbng s service to Amer- brown mite, advises Professor F. may be desirable to apply a dor- of the F. F. A. at the u. s. A. c. 1M. Coe, associate professor of hor- mant spray within the next few in Logan, April 27, 28~ 29, with ica isn t often heralded-but it iS second to none. days if this has not already been two f1'rsts and one second place "' ticulture at Utah State Agricultur- done, out of five major contests held suggests Profesor Coe. al college. IAND OF ENVIABLE DISTINCTION For the pre-blossom spray liquid there. If peaches are in bloom, spraysulphur at the rate of one to The dairy boys-Murray Smith, lime ' 'Whenever the cost of an article is lowered/ ing should be delayed until after may be used. If however, Homer Jaynes, and Lyle Smart· · twelve more people can buy the article. And those who petals fall, with a mixture contain- the blister mite is not a cause of amassed a total of 1499 pants out could afford it anyway have money left to buy other ing three pounds of standard lead local insect damage, a safe type of a possible 1600 points to win arsenate to 100 gallons of water of dormant spray oil should be their contests. Murray won first things.'' That quotation is taken from an announcement and five pounds of wettable sul- used at the rate of four parts to place individual honors, while phur. In cases of severe infestation issued by the G enera1 El ectric company. W e see its of these pests it may be necessary 100. If leaf roller eggs are num- Homer Jaynes was third high erous, oil should be increased to man. These boys will represent truth illustrated thousands of times in the daily life to spray with the same mixture six gallons per 100. Utah at the national contest in again. A gallon of skimmed milk All apple and pear trees should Kansas of ourselves and others. City, Missouri. This is the The General Electric statement points to electric into which sulphur is stirred is be sprayed within seven days af- second consecutive year that Jorrefrigerators as a case in point. In 1927, the average useful in getting the sulphur into ter petals fall with three pounds dan has represented Utah in this model cost about $350. Some 375/000 people dug a smooth suspension and increase of lead arsenate. This calyx spray contest. wetting and sticking qualities of is very important in control of ap- Frank Harada, Kay Harada, and down into their pockets and bought machines. Ten spray. ple worms. George Fujii, the crops team, capyears later, increased manufacturing and distributing The same spray can be used on If aphids are present, add three- tured Jordan's other first place. 1 efficiency/ plus improvements and simplifications in cherry, plum, prune and apricot fourths pint of nicotine sulphate This is the highest honor that design, brought the price of the average refrigerator I trees as_ well as peaches. It should to 100 gallons of water. A fine they can achieve. George Fujii was down more than 50 per cent-to $170. And six times I be _applied bef~re shuck~ fall ~0 penetrating mist spray should be second high individual in this con- e Children running across the r---....:::::S::S:SO:~ avo1d spray res1due on npe frwt. used to thoroughly cover all test with Kay Harada seventh, and street! Cars darting out in AMAZING Uf£-SAV£R 2 F h · · il..S many people bought machineS as In 19 7. urt er For cherry and plum trees nicotine TREAD GIVES YOU front of you! No matter how calyses. Trees should be sprayed Frank Harada eighth. S three-fourths the of rate a drive-it's at you sulphur carefully higher the paid have would and 1hose who could from the center as well as from Through consistency, Doyle AFER DRJVIHGprice were able to spend the difference for other con- pint per 100 gallons of water the outside and upper branches. Nokes and Kay Harada pulled in- stopping ability of your tires SAfER STOPPING! may mean the difference veniences and commodities-and that meant a high- should be added to control the Scraping trees, burning scrapings, to second place in the poultry con- that between safety and traAedy and banding with codling moth test, just a few points behind the -the difference between holder standard of living for themselves and their famibands by June 1 is also helpful in first place winners. Kay was ing the road or landing in a lies/ and it meant the creation of more jobs and opheavy codling moth in- fourth high individual in this con- ditch. That's why we urge you controlling portunities/ and a wider and swifter circulation of to replace flimsy, tread-worn festations. test. money. Jordan was also represented by tireswithnewGoodrichSafety '/Big stuff' such as refrigerators/ aren't the only a livestock judging team but fail- Silvertowns. The amazing GOLDEN HOUSE KEYS articles whose sale is largely dependent on cost. The TREASURE ISLAND ON SAN ed to place in the first five high Life-Saver Tread, found only this new kind of tire, Arips FRANCISCO BAY, May 26-Gold teams. The entrants were Max on same thing is true, in the case of millions of families, all roads like you've never felt plated keys to your own house, de- Egbert, Douglas Miller, and Lyle a tire grip befDI'e. of the //little stuff'/ ~uch as shoes and food and hardwith symbOls of the Cali- Smart. corated Let us put tiMa life-ae.ving ware and clothing. High prices mean that the averfornia World's fair, are a new "I am especially proud of the tire on your car. There is no age family must buy less-and that, in turn, means and attractive souvenir offered for ~oys this year," said Mr. Boyce. extra cost and you also get the less production in factories, less business for agensale on Treasure Island. They will famous Golden Piy blow-out be made to fit the front doorway protection. Foc safety tomorcies of transportation, and less of the industrial actiIf Exce.ss Acid causes Stomach of parns lockyou a of all the buyers' homes by row ieC: Silvcrtowns tod~l vity throughout the nation on which the well-being of • U leers, Indigestion, sale. of time the at smith all depends. Bloating, Gas, Heartburn, Belching, Here is the strongest possible argument against Oaution.-Any spot that is too Nausea, get a free sample of UDGA leswhich policy regulatory or any law/ or any tax hot to place your hand is too hot and a free interesting bookl.,t at to place a can of kerosene. sens competition/ which places a premium on waste, VINCENT DRUG CO. 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