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Show BEAR RIVEH VALLEY LEADER, THURSDAY, JULY L DEWEYVDLLE By Bin. Thorns Aalt Asa Eggleston, of Los Angeles, re- tained home after spending a few iajfs as a guest of Mr. and Mrs. Rupert Blackham. He also visited his dater and brother-in-laMr. and Mrs C. J. Dewey in Tremonton. Captain and Mrs. C. M. Dewey and daughter, Patrisha, of Mineral Springs, Texas, visited with Mr. and 10, 1S41 Sour Cherry Prices Set Monday in Ogden Four Changes Made ECONOMIC In 1942 'AH Risk' Insurance Program HIGHLIGHTS A sliding scale schedule which will guarantee the sour cherry producer a fair profit from his crop was chosen Monday at a meeting of the Utah Fruit Canning Crops Committee, who met in the Hotel Ben Lomond to discuss the sour cherry situation this Four major changes in the Federal 9 HAPPENINGS THAT AFFECT rilE DINNER PAILS, DIVIDEND Crop Insurance Program, Including a deferred payment plan on premiums, CHECKS AND TAX BILLS OF CVEBY INDIVIDUAL NATION- were announced today by M. G. Perry chairman of the Box Elder county KL AND INTERNATIONAL PROBLEMS INSEPARABLE AAA committee. . present packing season. These chances and the deferred FROM LOCAL WELFARE A. W. Chambers ( secretary of the plan are new conveniences 6 Utah Canning Crops association, in Mrs. Rupert Blackham and family payment to farmers who insure their next his repoit brought out the fact that before returning to Texas, where wheat crop, he said. This will year's is stationed. This government is making no there were no sour cherries on hand Captain Dewey make the insuring of farms and the from the 1940 crop and that the 1941 Darrell Loveland and Zade Marble paying of premiums less involved by bones about the fact that it has little was very light thus justifying crop spent the holiday weekend here with reducing the number of forms the faith in Soviet Russia, and holds ex- the decided upon. prices treme for the distaste Communist relatives. grower generally signs in making Information from Michigan and i Tt rktnmr ideology. The British government has New The 4th was very quiet here at Dew this payment. the York, leading sour cherry Howsame much taken the an When position. a applicathose as did not grower signs who celebrate eyviUe, packing states, led the committee to SAFEGUARDS ANIMAL-Sin Tremonton, were in some canyon tion he at the same time signs his ever, both of the Democratic powers believe that prices for sour cherries . . . T . l i intentions to participate in the 1942 have welcomed Russia as an ally. in trying to find a cool spot. CANT uuui auuuiuI oe esuaDiisnea atl a avoid They are working on the basis that minimum will AAA This farm program. of 4 cents a pound with an Mrs. J. A. Fryer and daughter when your house is in danger of burn additional increase if the processors Miss Cady Gardner, Veda Gard the necessity of signing a separate down, you must accept your neigh to ing for wish those form who particishould ner of Deweyville, and Mrs. J. T. Han receive higher prices for their bor's aid, whether you happen to like in the program. Sen of East Tremonton visited rela- pate product him or not Big job now is to lick Under the deferred payment plan The schedule will operate sometives at Mapleton, Idaho, Sunday. the grower may pay premiums, or Hitler, and all other considerations what in the following manner: If the . , A Sunday, Patriarch J. P. Christensen make payments on premiums, at any and problems must be held in abey s'SSi tiV'. , Rfc of Elwood was a Sunday School speak time. This plan gives the grower the ance until that is done, in the view processor receives $6 per dozen No. 'V 10 cans for sour cheiries packed, the Mr. of er, also at Sacrament meeting. Mr. Roosevelt and to of Churchill. a time pay selecting opportunity grower will receive 4 cents per pound The President's official proclama for his fruit. Sunday evening a splendid Sunset his premium when the price of wheat the procesService was rendered at the Dewey will give him the greatest advantage. tion placing Russia under the lease-len- d sor receives $7If, however, 1 dozen , the grower per act is primarily a gesture. We will then receive 5 cents pond. A program of songs, musical He can pay the premium when he niJ per pound. numbers, readings, and a talk, also believes wheat prices are the lowest have little to spare, in the light of If the price should increase to $8 per the history of Deweyville was read. in the marketing year, if he wants "our own needs plus England's, and dozen, the grower will then receive even if we had much to spare the 6 cents The program was given under the di to, Mr. Perry explained. per pound for his fruit. In If the premium is not paid by the shiping problem would prevent deliv- other rection of the Stake M. I. A. for each 50 cents addiwords, of Members of the Burbank family are end in the crop insurance year which ery of goods in appreciable quantities. tional increase in price received by ends Utah August 11, 1942, then And Russia, of course, has a far larg- the processor for the dozen No. 10 fliaklng plans for their family reun- the will be deducted from er, far better equipped military mapremium . -cans, the grower will receive an ady i ion, which is to be held August 15Lh of the growers under the chine than ours. earnings ditional i cent per pound increase for at Lorin Farr Park in Ogden. AAA farm program. UHBN you WALK ON UNLIGH7BD XOADS Hope of many is that Russia and his fruit Under this arrangement Mr. and Mrs. Newell Johnson have Other changes provide that: Own- Germany may wear each other out AT 'moved out west of Tremonton. ers and operators who insure one that the doctrines of both Commun- 2processors will advance not less than I cents WALK OfJ We LEFT, FACING ONCOMING CARS per pound for the fruit at de Sunday afternoon Mrs. Horace R. farm in a county must insure all his Barnard entertained a number of chil farms in that county; and individual ism and Naziism may perish on the livery to the plant and the balance Russian steppes. In the view of mil- at such times as the drew at her h omo in honor of her n&ed only make one parties may 3. PONT FIGURE ON THF filOTORtST SFFNG application re-- itary authorities, there is small chance agree. son Jerry and daughter Mary. Games gardless of how many farms he in- CARF OF YOURSELF. of that happening:. Most of them The fruit canning crops committee M&ftA Wll.RfJ nn IUa f sures; and the insurance will be in think that the German is too of the state of Utah recommends that ments served. force until noon October 31, instead efiicient and too well army Screech Owl Works at Night for all sour cherry growers hold for these organized A new methods of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Lish and fam- of October 1. Feeding the Russians even though the Red principally on field mice ated milk to enable making evapor-- , and if additional prices, information processors to put This deferred payment plan is in and house mice (if the birds nest ily visited with Mrs. Dan Walters at army is probably larger in man pow25 per cent more milk solids in the the form of a Logan, Sunday. bearing er, and may be larger in tanks, field is necessary or wanted, consul) the around a barn or other farm buildcan or case, and thus save Monday afternoon the Primary note which the grower signs when pieces and other equipment At the local county committeeman. Wm. T. ings), the screech owl goes to work ' standard valuable at he to shipping makes space as wall as night application for insurance, same time, help the farmer. It has presidency gave the officers and the think that Russia, Davis, of Brigham is committeeman been considerable quantities of tin for estimated one of that these children a treat after Primary, con- - The grower may pay his note on or even though they she eventually loses, for Box Elder county. little birds will save about $20 per fense uses, was described bv t fore maturity in either wheat or 'stating of ice cream. Mrs. Brough of inflict staggering casualties on may casn on year for a farmer by killing the scientists of the USDA at the annual or ine tne oasis the Primary Stake Board was a vis-- ! equivalent the Germans. Reports of the early rodents which eat his crops and meeting of the American Dairy the current market price of wheat Salt, Found Oil ffnr of the fighting indicate that is As Boring fcr1814 Vermont. Evaporated milk made by foodstuffs. ss oil was the day he makes payment. If he pays days found in early the usual procedure contains only 26 a well on Duck creek, Noble counit after maturity, the premium must happening. German-Russia- n The Whatever the size of the farm- - be made in the cash war Is cent of milk solidsthe maximum men while Ohio, were ty, for per giving boring equivalent on Caused Inventor to lie Strangled concentration that will stand the high uoe, or iia cost, it is best to build the basis of the market price of wheat England a chance to tremendously in- salt. But its value wasn't realized, About 1579 the council of Danzig crease her aerial raids on the Con- and the well was allowed to run dry. temperatures of sterilization without the day of maturity. If the note to be strangled the inventor rJCUmat6 caused ahd while is tinent, Germany neighborhood practi-i(- a preoccupied f of a curdling. They found that if milk is inmachine lest his c weaving Vl on the long Eastern front. British ww, uonaiuons may differ even in sent abroad has thus vention reduce many workers to fighting planes cash of tte iwcnoiiucu oi temperatures higher of same due the London parts equivalent planes, say sources, are go- been overcome. premiums state, as when one beggary. section is hilly and another is flat. 95 degrees centigrade it than will be deducted from AAA payments ing over in waves of 250 and 400. may So, within a very few months, we d They are big, be concentrated to milk solids content planes, should be in a position to give BritFirst Railway Electric Engine Wake Up Business By Advertising Shop Thru The Ads For Real Values. and they are laden with a new type ain real superiority in the air. And The first electric locomotives to without curdling in the heat of steri of bomb which is supposed to be exthen, promises Mr. Churchill, Ger- be put in service on railroads were lization. traordinarily potent Great damage is many will be subjected to air bomb- on the Baltimore & Ohio railroad in being done to German industrial and ing MILTON McQUARY 1895, for use in Baltimore tunnels. unprecedented in history. LI$TEN. BEAD THE AD$. military areas. In the meantime, it is interesting to in speculate on what the historians will say about this war. Never in the history of conflict has there been such a shift of loyalties. A few weeks ago Russia was regarded by most as an enemy and a German ally now it looks as if she will sink or swim with the Democracies. Finland used to be much admired in this country now she is to alT purposes a German ally. So is France, which was an American friends for almost two centuries. The small Balkan powers have all sided WITH DISPLAY ROOM AND REPAIR SHOP with Germany Crotia, Slovakia. """ ' Hungary, Rumania, etc. These little countries have no love for Germany. in the But they have intense hate for w, Am VP ftnvrrrri ir , T 77fY 1 BE Dar-len- e. Sfrl m j r ) AGHT VU-T4- 1 .1 A'C 1. , non-intere- st j de- -i i rftn" ""11-lul-- multi-engine- , - Dealer Tremonton 'TV? Former Maytag Has Opened a New ah Sales and Service Agency I Tremonton Harness & Accessories CoBldg. Big question, yet unanswered, is what stand Japan will ultimately iaKe. tne is a member of the Axis. yet she has a peace treaty with Russia, and she can't keep both agree ments, some optimists think she will eventually desert Germany and join nanas witn Britain and the United States. Japanese statements of policy so tar have been vague in the ex treme. A good argument can be made . 10 tne etiect that Japan could secure more lor herself bv "cooDeratinsr" with this country than bv keeoinetied to the apron strings of nations which have their hands full thousands of miles away. Still another subiect of sneculntinn is what influence the German-Rusian embroglio will have on this coun try's possible entry into the war, Most seem to believe that it has rv.t. poncd our becoming an actual bellie-erent. Reason for this stand is that American policy will be to wait and see what happens in Russia before jumping in. Also, the new war has given England a breathine- snPn hh has made an Immediate attempt at invasion or ine isles out of the ques - PHONE 48 You are cordially invited to call at our show room and look over the new MAYTAG models. """f-ffH-lll- I St tr- - X 7 mmmu in your automobile you and ginger, sometimes - s. Trader and Deisel Fuel - Wholesale and Retail Prices on Gas and Oil TRUCK RATES - tion. DRIVE OUT AND SAVE! 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