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Show BSAR RIVER VALLEY LEADER, THURSDAY, JANUARY TAGS TWO i Economic Highlights was anticipated following the Supreme Court's adverse decision on the constitutionality of the Agricul Notice to Sugar Beet Growers: RUSSIAN OLIVE JCi Arrd Fczdsrs Week Conference At K:dy Bils Bfete February 9 Am The annual meeting of the Garland Sugar Beet Growers, which was po tponed on January li, 1336 will be held on Saturday. February 8, 193$ in the L. D. S. Hall in Trenionton at 2-- tural Adjustment Act, the air has teen filled with new agricultural pro grams. It looks as If every person or group with a medium for reaching an audience has a plan to oirer. aiauy noted interdenominational Institute, wffl be held here February it is announced by President Will H. Houghton. 2-- 9, Wmm - r first-clas- IffS ) J Kk fl - . LMJ best-deliver- ed crease in food consumption in 1935 as compared with 1932, the last year preceding the New Deal. On one point he praised the Roosevelt Administration, saying it had improved machinery started by the Republican administrations to better farm credit sourc es, and added that further improve ment should be effected. He then gave his program, which he bases on these three fundamentals 1 Increased consumption of food through increased employment. 2. Retirement of submarginal lands SPECDAL FOR ALL THE FAMILY Cltar tho track I Tht throttle it wide open and we are bearing down on you with two big money-savin- g magazine offers that break all transcontinental records for vaJut. STOP! LOOK! LISTEN! Don't miss c ;t on these "limited" offers. President-Harr- y Drew -- Secretary 30 NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION Department of the Interior, General Land Office at Salt Lake City, Utah, December 12, 193S Harp NOTICE is hereby given that vey J. Harris of Stone, Utan, who, April 9, 1929, made homestead entry No. 048279, for NWJ Sec. 35, Ei NEJ Sec. 34 SJ SWi, Section 26, Township-1North, Range 7 West, Salt Lake Meridian, has filed notice of intention to make final Proof, to establish claim to the land above described, before William Hurd, Notary Public at Snowville, Utah, on the 17th day of Among the notable guest speakers on the program are Rev. Her bert Lockyear of Liverpool, Eng' land; Dr. Howard A. Kelly of Johns . Garland Sujjar Beet Assn. By Ludvig Larson Attest: tations. Hopkins Hospital, Baltimore; Dr. C. McQullkin, Columbia Bible College, Columbia, S. C; Dr. Harold S. Laird, pastor, First, and Central Presbyterian Church, WilDR. WILL H. HOUGHTON mington, Delaware; Dr. Merrill T. Well known personages in all McPherson, pastor, Central North phases of Christian work, includ- Broad Street Presbyterian Church, ing Evangelists, ministers, Bible teachers and foreign and home missionaries will address the sessions to be held in the Institute auditorium during the day and in the iMoody Memorial Church in the evening. Preparations have been completed to accommodate the large crowds of alumni, friends, students and others from all parts of the United States and foreign countries that gather for the annaal conferences. Sunday, February 2, will be observed as "Moody Day" in honor of D. L. Moody, founder of the Institute by hundreds of churches throughout the states. This day will also signalize the start of a two-yea- r celebration in observance of the D. L. Moody Centenary and I DR. HOWARD A. KELLY the Institute Jubilee. The Jubilee, C. Noil Mrs. Ralph Philadelphia; to be held during 1936, wiU the 50th anniversary of ton. Belgian Gospel Mission, Brusl the founding of the Institute, nd sels. BelKium. and Rev. "Mel4 the Centenary, to be observed dur- Trotter of Grand Rapids, Michigan Portions of the program will M ing 1937, will commemorate the 100th anniversary of the birth of broadcast over radio station WMBt (1080 kilocycles) of ths Institute Yr. jtoody. p. m. X phase of endeavor. Monday will be Evangelism Day; Tuesday, Alumni Day; Wednesday. Bible Institute Day; Thursday, Christian Education Day; Friday, Missionary Day; Saturday, Layman and Youth Day and Sunday, Closing Day. Special music has been given a prominent place in the program. This activity will be under the direction of the music faculty of the Institute. Among the groups to be beard are the Sunshine Gospel Trio and the Institute Chorus Choir, widely known for the beauty and Inspirational power of their present 4 m ,. t-- February, 1936. Claimant names as witnesses; , James Palmer, wet or dry sites and to good or poor soils up to about 6000 feet in In Utah it has made elevation. very good growth in some extreme alkali situations. Its branchy growth conforms particularly well to windbreak or hedge plantings. out It is recommended for the outside The leaves are a grayish green, row of a planting with the Sibernarrow and somewhat like the wi- ian elm being used on the inside llow. The branches are thorny and rdw. the wood is strong and dark brown By proper pruning this olive will in appearance. The fruit is a make a desirable tree reaching up 0 feet in whitish, fleshy berry, especially to a maximum of desired by the songbirds, quail and height The wood is heavy, hard and durable, possibly making fence pheasants. The olive is extremely hardy, posts and other farm products. being able to adapt itself to either The Russian olive (Elaeagnus angustofolia) is hardy, Asiatic tree that has been introduced to the United States fairly recently for planting under rather extreme conditions. It is a rather tree with a tendency to branch low-growi- 50-6- SPECIALS IN USED CARS 1929 ERSKINE SIX SEDAN Good rubber New Paint 1929 CHEVROLET COACH Looks good - Runs good. 1929 FORD PICKUP Low Price - A very good t . j j i car. i mite 1929 CHEY 4,dwFSedaiMf"l; -- A good car - Priced very IowT 1831 UKD - 157-iTruck. New motor - Platform bed. 1933 CHEV. . 157 Truck A real good buy Price right. 1931 ESSEX - Delux Sedan. Rebored Overhauled 6 wire wheels. Equip Your Car with ATLAS Guaranteed TIRES for Spring n. -- processing taxes which have been collected and spent, though there is no dearth of conflicting legal opinions on the matter. and retardation of new reclamation projects until the time comes when more farm land is needed. 3. Encouragement of cooperative marketing and marketing agreements which will help prevent Nature can be improved a little, but not radically changed. Mr. Hoover and the New Deal are The only safe time to make a largely in accord on farm credits, codiction is after the thing has and operative marketing submarginal lands. The great difference between them is that Mr. Hoover believes that forced crop reduction is dangerous and unnecessary; the New Deal believes it is essential to a farm program that will succeed. It is on this point that Republican and Democratic farm relief spokesmen will fight many hard battles in the next few months. 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At uus writing, two plans, both emanating from important and powerful sources, are receiving the principal attention, and the difference between the:es for plans is preparing the field will which warfare political grow in aggressiveness as election time approaches. One of the two plans, created with deastonishing speed following AAA's Administraof mise, bears the stamp tion approval, and came out of a conference of government officials and Tarm leaders. The other plan is the Reproduct of the titular head of the Herbert publican Party, Hoover. The Administration's new plan, in purpose, is little different from the old AAA. If it becomes law, it will "be used to accomplish almost the precise aims that were established for the AAA. Difference between the new plan and the AAA is largely legalit is based on the little known Soil Conservation Act of 1935, passed toy the last Congress, which is believed to give the Administration a constitutionally-sound power to effect crop reduction. Under the plan, payments to farmbut the ers would be continued checks would not, theoretically at least, be given to producers in return for agreements not to produce. Instead, the government would lease land from farmers, paying them for It, and retire the land from production. Also the government would put Into effect a diversified planting program designed to increase soil fertility. Money for this could not be obtained through special taxes, as was the case with the AAA and its processing tax, but would come from general funds. It is obvious that, under this new plan, the government would have as complete control over production as it did when the AAA was alive. Mr. Hoover's program was put forward in one of the speeches" he has ever made, at Lincoln, Nebraska. The heartily assailed the New Deal's "economy of scarcity," com mented scathingly on the fact that from a nation which used to be a great exporter of farm products, we have become a nation which must im port farm crops. 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