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Show r fAGESEi 1 r? J BEAR RIVER VALLEY LEADER, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY '19, 1931 Weekly Grain Market :. CONSIDER THE "COFFEE COCKTAIL Heavy Southern Hemisphere Offerings Weaken Wheat Market; Corn, Oatg and Barley Steady, Rye Slightly Firmer, Flax Weaker NOTICE TO CREDITORS FARM BUREAU NEWS The Farm,Bureau Social is Satur day, February 21, at 6:30 the banquet at 6:30 o'clock will be a splendid program consisting of two one-aplays, by Both-we- ll and by Future young people Farmers of America, of the B. R. H. S, and special dancing numbers. Floyd Hess and Cd. of Farmington, trio sing ers who are winning fame as rodio singers as well as appearing1 on programs over the state.. Talks by George Stalling, President of the State Farm Bureau, Senator Tracy Welling and Peter Spray Nozzle (Sam Keifer, another well known radio speaker) The evening's festivities wind up with a dance with music by local or o'clock-Followi- The Travelling Man Invented J'-, " I It, Society Adopted It, And i WY1 I . ct ( -- .a l Estate of Rose E. Madsen, Deceased Creditors will present claims with, vouchers to the undersigned at Dewey-vill- e, Utah on or before the 20th day of April, A. D. 1931. Date of first publication, February 19, A. D. 1931. J. Leo Madsen, administrator of the estate of Rose E, Madsen, Deceased. Lewis Jones, Attorney for Administrator, First National Bank: Increased offerings from the SouthNow Everybody Wants It! ern Hemisphere and Russia, together with more favorable weather in doSTCHOLOGISTS aeeklnc mestic winter wheat areas, weakened Building, Brigham City, Utah. tome sew and Interesting, the wheat market toward the close of problem to aolva might the week ending February 14 and spend a few diverting most of the advance which took place tours pondering NOTICE TO CREDITORS earlier in the week on improved de marked in popularity Increase mand for North American grain was which that fragrant beverage Estate of Niels T. Johnson, Deceased-elost, according to the weekly Grain brewed from the coffee bean la now Market Review of the United States enjoying. Creditors will present claims with? Bureau of Agricultural Economics, Is today's prestige the normal reto undersigned at Brigham vouchers corn or chestra-Tickelarger country shipments action from the series of attacks on or before the 20th day Utah which met a slow demand were a weak City, are" on sale at Scott's Drug wblcb faddists and commercial ' of April, A. D. 1931. ening influence in the corn market, and at Tremonton Store the Drug concerns with interests inimical to Date of first publication, February Prices at the close of the week were Store at Garland, also officers in each the coffee planter have launched In 19, 1931. barely steady compared with a week and fork local. knife own recent years? Or are other factors Bring your Heber K. Johnson, administrator-o- f ago. Oats and barley prices were not Could it be. for inspoon. responsible? the estate of Niels T. Johnson, Dematerially changed but the moderate On February 26 Professor Hogan-se- n stance, that the "smart set's" k ceased, The were taken. ffernigs Rye readily to serve "coffee cocktails" for of the U. S. A. C. will be in the First Jones, Iwis market was more active and slightly Attorney, the morning has percocounty to demonstrate proper pruning firmer. Flax, on the other hand, turn lated to the general public and of trees and shrubs, and for any other tional Bank Building, Brigham Cityl Utah. ed slightly downward with the foder effect of getting a warm liquid Into been generally appreciated? Or baa help in this line. 9 ate current marketing in rather ir the stomach. the scientist and the family doctor The first meeting will be at 10:3$ demand because from crushers a taken In band the game With the American people, who regular A. M. at Thatcher for the convenience quiet of the slow inquiry for oil and squashed a few superstitions? are probably the greatest race ot of Penrose, Thatcher and Bothwell WHEAT: An increased movement in Individual the experimenters communities ;at 2 o'clock at the club on Cocktails Trains of wheat from Argentina, Austral? world, the question of whether rooms in Tremonton for all other comA seeker for the truth, with limand Russia appeared to be the domi coffee Is good for them or harmful munities. ited scientific inclinations but in its effects has probably been denating influence in the general wheat Everyone is invited to attend either of much interest in the reactions of market situation at the close of the cided by the great majority and by these sessions and bring questions you the human mind on every day apMorewek. Argentina shipments totaled personal experimentation. desire help on. petites, recently broached the subit would seem that most of over, nearly 5,000,000 bushels, of which President O. L. Brough was in Brig to the dining car steward on ject them consider that Its advantages about one half were on orders. Ausham City Monday representing the one of the crack limited trains. He tralian shipments totaled 4,000,000 outweigh its disadvantages. County Farm Bureau, when a large put it very tersely. Pointing to bushels while Russia exported about Coffe? Gaining Popularity the small but steaming cup of cofdelegation from Tremonton and Gar 2,000,000 bushels from Black Sea ports fee that had been placed in from land vicinities called upon the County Anyway, the chain of coffee These offerings are competing activeof him before he was even givn Commissioners relative to the gravelshoppes that now extend from coast They mean too much to the breakfast menu, he demanded ly with Canadian wheat in European to coast is being added to daily, and ing of roads and the hauling of the you. and Orential markets. North Ameri "Why?" hotels ot the better class are keepgravel by teams rather than with can shipments for the week totaled "Well.' said the steward. art.T trucks. ing step with the dining car stewWe have the Experience a quick glance which assure! dim if" ii tLliiiis but about 4,000,000 bushels. The Argen you ards and Mrs. P. E. Ault and O. L. Brough cocktails" "coffee adding u. only served piping hot And that the cup was not goiiis tine Government is reported to have and Equipment to give you attended a joint meeting of the Counto their treakfast service. And, as i', see m to have a 'kick' that back, "most people geem (,i M formulated a plan for direct selling Farm Bureau, at Brigham City a final of bold renewed the ty symbol t Best in Optometric the us sum the day right." it,' it Wo have been dolus i; to European millers in an effort to which coffee has taken upon the Monday in the interest of the we eral rii (!!? think years. h.is a "kick" and Is a American go; id" ;V:i club work of the County. dispose of this seasons large surplus, palate, the housewife of from the regular travelim in ii'iitit is one of the charges today Is experimenting with all the Australit is offering freely in Europ Miss Izola Jensen, demonstration most of whom want IIumi r it l,y Us enemies, ean and Orential markets but the qual of Logan, met Farm Bureau new types of drip coffee pots which agent mornings before anything d :i:h and scientists agree were placed on the market recentleaders at the club rooms Monday, for ity of the Australian wheat is rather -How about society peoiiu-'- ' '!.:!!. p:ii i:y nu'.de, U also the purpose of getting the girls poor this season with much of the ly. Immediately after the scientist "Oh. they like It. tn'i, nfnv n wheat bleached by rain during harvest. ammaric volatile oils which at the Institute of Technology declubs started and selection of leaders ii.ivi' usually serve It to them in ih u The standard weight for new South Helpful effect on many peocided that dripped coffee contains a for the various locals. Miss Rae. Abdrawing rooms. Just like the c Wales has been placed at 59 pounds n ple Furthermore, as usually served minimum of caffeln and tannic bott of East Tremonton and Mrs. cocktails' at a house party Tlifv at breakfast, it has the beneficial acid, and a maximum ot flavor. this year compared with 61 4 pounds Crystal of Tremonton have been last season, for Victoria 58 pounds chosen as County leaders to attend the annual club school to bt held at the this year against 62 pounds last sea lums remained about steady with no. j ceipts were smaller, totaling only b6 Mr. .and Mrs. Walter Jack of Poca U. S. A. C. the first week in March. son, ior western Australia, 6Z pounds i darJt mTthern " at three centg cars for the week. No. 2 dark hard tello were and for Southern Australia 60 visiting with friends cent the unchanged winter 13 per cent protein from Utah Washakie last uftsf.to ofRussia is pounds, reported to be Sunday. They return ay Pnc ot 76 The protein of and Idaho was quoted delivered Los ed home fering wheat in Central Europan Monday. cars at "ie nested Angeles, sacked, no. and $1.40 the markets for shipments up the Danube by . Minneapolis Gerald Parry accompanied by Bill hard winter at ?1.35 per cwt In competition with offerings from v,rain inspection Department Williams were visiting in Pocatello or Per cent, Bourhania and Yugo Slavia practically the last Saturday. OUT same as for nywimic 1 A good number of Sunday School dark northern was quoted at Duluth opean exporters. officers and teachers and the Bishon and no. 1 Northern Crop conditions in. Europe continue at 74 ric attended Union meeting at Malad 7 at i generally favorable. Durum wheat de- -i Good snow cov- Mr. and Mrs. Linford Neaman were last bunday. All fresh, Here are values that will amaze you ering is reported in the more northern vePed some independent strength Washakie people had quite a thrill Garland visitors last Friday. advance in foreign mar areas while the weather in the south LreiiectlI1& last Sunday morning. Just at the close clean foods. You will recognize the greatest values ofA number of the Relief is mild but seasonable. Prospects in f 8 ,s radually narrowing the spread Society wo of Sunday School, when an airplane fered when you shop at Safeway. We do not wait for Italy are good with an increase in Deiw?en l0)gn export bids and do men accompanied by their husbands circled around the meeting house, fly niestic Mav Durum t Dn. attended the Stake Relief Society parquotations. arrpjur wnrnrfwl AinHifinna in n0, competition to reduce prices. ;ng very low. We were dismissed to for the week and ty at Malad last Friday evening. A ascertain many were favorable and the weather !utn advanced 1 the when cause a note was No. 1 very pleasant evening was enjoyed. in France at the close of the week was c,osed February 13 at 74 dropped from the plane with "Greet clear after heavy rains. Recent Tains Arnj)er Durum was quoted at Duluth Warren Wongon and wife were ings to the American friends of Frank 21, 1931 and at Minneapolis Brigham visitors last have improved the outlook in North a of the Air Adams, Tuesday. Mr. Army Corps. No 1 Durum sold at Africa and also benefited crops in In- - ? UJ The Washakie basket ball team Adams visited Washakie last summer, - 72 and no. 2 drove to Beaver Dam last dia. Yields in the latter Country. Duluth at 71 Wednesday and we enjoyed his visit again very however, are expected to be lower per bushel. Can evening and played a game. Washa- much. . Uurum at 64 than those of last season. Rains to-- a5"an sPnng wheat prices advanced kie being victorious. ward the close of the week throughout aoout 1 cent Per bushel during the The Samaria 'M' Men played with "Has your son's college education and ro. 1 Manitoba Northern Washakie last the United States wheat belt were ben week NO. 2 CANS Thursday evening. Sa- proved any real value? UTAH GARDEN RUN PEAS T?, I, ...... . o nlnDa.l i eficial but more general rains or snow vwcu j.o ai oe Per maria won the game. indeed, it's entirely cured his "Yes, bushel. are still needed. mother of bragging about him. " Domestic wheat markets remained i acme Coast markets held about , Steady with11 domestic marketing agen steady. Prices at Portland and Seat- ts mm nuns t i ii cies aDsorDing me relatively tie remained practically unchanged FANCY IDAHO SWEET SUGAR CORN NO. 2 CANS large offerings at practically unchang with demand, domestic marketings ed prices. Receipts of winter wheat agencies absorbing most of the offer- uie principal marKeis loiaiea 6,sw mgs at established prices well above cars compared with 3,596 last week an export basis. Mixed feed Manu- and 1,887 a year ago. The quality was facturers and domestic mills took a generally good and the protein of the few cars to meet current needs The SPECIAL WHITE LAUNDRY SOAP, For Clean Clothes Kansas inspections at City averaged mocement of wheat to the Columbia B-a-r-g-a-iper cent comparcu wnn ii.uo jiiver and Puget Sound terminals -n-s cent on last week's, inspections, creased during the week with receipts wic nut wic .naxivft reuruary at tnese points totaling 561 cars Mar wu,ier waea' "P 10 Keting at interior points, however per cent protein was quoted at Kan- - continued fairly active with buyers in PURE SNOW WHITE LARD .. U. S. INSPECTED v.v.-a v,..., wiui.viie nau many instances holding grain in stor per cent premium for each one half Uge at Country warehouses. No ex percent protein over 1Z.5 per cent, port salPS 0f either wheat or flour exStorage stocks of wheat have been in- - were reported during the week but creasing Bieaoiiy at Kansas city anc considerable amounts of wheat were w FAMILY FLOUR Guaranteed "L w" "u"c. l AN 'n shipped to California. Califorgrains totaled about 2G,00O,000 bush nja markets continued dull with local JL miles. Come els or within about 2.500,000 bushels growers slowily in spite of the for the total capacity of public ware- relatively,selling large stocks at interior see . houses. points. Northern wheat was being sold Local mill storage is also reported aenvered ban Francisco docks at pricNO. 1 TALL CANS ALASKA PINK SALMON to be well filled. The heavy market- es c below those asked by local 1927 CHEVROLET TRUCK ings at Omaha were being moved out growers. Such California wheat as U to Eastern markets about as fast as was sold, however, brought practic1926 FORD COUPE received because of the shortage of ally the same price as northern wheat. storage space in that market. No At the close of the market Februarv 1929 CHEVROLET SEDAN hard winter 11 per cent protein was 13, no. 2 soft Western white wheat was FANCY EASTER SUGAR CURED PICNICS 13 13 at 68'c and quoted February 1930 offered from Northern spring at $1.25, FORD TUDOR SEDAN per cent at 69c per bushel. Elevators no. nard white 12 per cent protein, 1928 at Ft Worth were paying 79c-80- c MODEL A SPORT COUPE at and no. 1 dark Northern per bushel for Country run no.l hard spring from Montana at $1.40 per cwt, 1928 MODEL A TOURING winter wheat, delivered Texas com- sacked, delivered docks San Francismon points, while mills were paying co. Western IMPERIAL VALLEY, MEDIUM SIZE, SOLID HEADS red feed wheat was Quo 1929 FORD TRUCK 77Hc-784- c for the same grade of ted at $1.20 and washed sample grades wheat fromstore. No. 2 hard winter at $1.23, delivered dock San 1928 FORD SPORT COUPE Francis wheat was quoted at Denver Febru vu, wr ano respec si.3Ue ary 12 at 47c-6per bushel with of- tively, delivered Uetaluma. Inter ferings of only moderate volume since mountain wheat from Idaho and Utah TEXAS LONG, CURLEY LEAF SPINACH growers were not selling freely at cur- was beong offered at $l,27Wc in bulk rent prices. Mill demand for soft win for no. 2 hard winter and $1.35 for no. ter wheat continued rather dulL Pric- 2 dark hard winter 13 per cent nro- . . es remained practically unchanged at ..A IT anromia vein, ueuverea points. Lothe principal markets with no. 2 soft cal no. 1 soft white wheat was Quot red winter quoted at St Louw at 1 ed delivered San Francisco at FANCY CALIFORNIA NAVELS SMALL SIZE Vic, at Cincinnati at 78c-79- c and while no. 1 soft white, sacked, at Chicago at 79c,per bushel. ' was quoted at Los Angeles at $1.35 Spring wheat marketing continued and no. 1 hard white at $1.87tfc Low per relatively large for this season of the cwt., sacked. Demand at the latter year, receipts at Minneapolis totaling market was dull with mills and feed 1,394 cars for the week. Mills were manufacturers taking only sufficient fairly steady buyers and protein prem wheat for immediate requirements. Re-- P the , 9 d. ts die-tur- n Ny eye-open- Don't Neglect your Eyes demi-tasse- t ) 'iv 4-- H 1 M --- t 4-- H pro-ndi- j La-vo- 3-- s c. averag-Hungar- SAFEWAY STORESQ WASTeWJ y, 14-'1- 5 vv I Washakie 3-- 4c 1 73.3-4c-7- c. 3-- c. Prices for Saturday, February 7-- 7-- 7-- . 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