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Show BEAR RIVER VALLEY LEADER, THURSDAY, VACE cEVKM Cr ization, with Jean Owen and Lemuel daughters. Maureen and Enid. tiUCAK BurCITY 1 Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Hess, cf Logan, LV.il as cour.:t.!urs. and Sterling V. Bxaibiford Roiuv Mis. C. as .ilis. ton b) spent Monday in ritlding visiting relBy Euid Welling i lue "a i l ;j t ,e j atives and friends. . i uliO. wit iua H. C. :iB3cnf of Elwood, Rasmus To LaVe:e Welling, in company with nc .i and e!d- - WooJ ac Mr o- " windows often Mr. and Mrs. Uel Garn had as their of curtaining liaiison Oi this city, Mr. and Ma J. e lieev of Proper ti members other club Mrs. N. J. Hodges Volet C : fr as :c lc anc .si H. Ktlltr cf Tremonton left Monday Utah farmers are annually losing guests Wednesday, tives a practical River High School, spent Monday in and mother E. A Mrs. and EaHey, Mary , their problems, of pro;... n lad L spit: several housing value rttaty. of the morning: for a two, weeks tour of the. u,tinn to btats Lake Salt City attending both of which grimes vr.t Pacific Northwest and down the coast extension Mrs. of Garn, i.ft. and grandmother S. Barrows, ariaiged, careiess Effie bv t handling .tr. T n Wnerisnn extension Garden City, Utah, and Mr. and Mrs. Fair. mi shine's specialist at the played. A wv'i.er ror.t r.iarU- t'ac to California, where they will vifllt Mr. and Mrs. Frank Eurns spent close cf a very eiiterlaLung evening relatives. of St. John, Idaho. Arnell Cleneth AgriState Utah at the State Agncuiiunu Utah agronomist in Malad visiting at the home for the large group who wire preterit. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Jones, of Hooper cultural college, states. Hansen is spending the Sunday ports. Dwight Mrs. Thomas Evans. Mr. and of machin T the often Vl!lQ f"Sfrr men i from lirhftrA kept women are and five Coif When ntoal. Utah, are the proud parents of a potatoes very Fourteen Liht and cheer . J Mr. and Mrs. Mondell Weber and our itAaw set be one enough last should rooms used Ward deep in oy baby boy, born September 15th at entered the spent his horses day and sheep Fielding ery rom small small daughter, of Logan, spent Sun- week in Logan assisting in cleaning the Dee Hospital in Ogden. Mrat designed to match floors in the ground to get below all the State Fair. of Jones was formerly Miss Lola Batct- day in Fielding visiting at the horn? the temple. and walls; low rooms are often made roots and tubers. The metal parts Wood of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Camion. They Mrs. Last Ray night Friday lor of this city. """'o-. me eievaung rawniiicijr O 6 O unbearably low ana BLUiijr - was hostess to the Future Progress also visited for a short while witli likelowerand Mr. and Mrs. Roy Holland are the and rubber with covered tubing horizontal lines excessively Cash income received by farmers proud parents of a baby born at a Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Welling. to operate oeiow me axei oi uie Guild at the home of her mother-in1sa improper curtaining can numc law, Mrs. Frank Wood. After thej Mr. and Mrs. Smith Richards and and livestock Growers from the sale local hospital September 20th. Mre. i machine to avoid any high drop. ten foot ceiling appear lu When the potatoes are picked up business meeting was over a splen- -' children, of Hyrum, spent the week cf meat animals was $72,000,000 or Holland was formerly Miss Dorothy fcky. material off the ground to be packed, the wire did talk was given by George Mason end in Fielding visiting with Mr. and 44 per cent gieater this year thai Nichols of Promontory. Pretty, inexpensive, dress be cover of Brigham City, his subject being Mrs. Frank Wood and other relative?. last according to an announcement Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Conger umi as well as indi- baskets usually used should ' the American Meat Institute. by may serve windows Gloria, returned home Fri-- j M. freshW. Mr. had daughter, Mrs. or since and rubber Law." "Women's with In Welling ed Special burlap now Rights and cattle of marketings Larger viduals. Thin glass curtaining is on as their dinner guests day evening from Los Angeles, CaliSunday, Mr. potatoes are very brittle and musical numbers were given by Iva and higher prices paid for live- fornia and are visiting with Mrs. Gan hogs A. Orson and and Christensen Mrs. available with a permanent finish that ly dug of Lou and Lauana Smith, daughters stock largely accounted for the in- ger's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Memll crack and bruise easily. Mrs. Arvin Smith. Luncheon was daughter Loraine of Brigham City. withstands laundering, Mrs. Barrows crease. Wankier and family. Once the potatoes are dug they served by the hostess during the so Mr. and Mrs. M. J. and chilexplains. at- - cial hour. Preliminary figures made available in and Mrs. Eliza Hailing returned heme be must placed rooms graded, comers of large dren spent Fiiday in Ogden visiting by the United States Bureau of Agafter visiting relatives in Salt a if maximum Sunday containers tractive ricultural Economics show that in Lake Mr. and Mrs. Gale Welling and with relatives and shopping. with plain walls may be drawn closer for ten days. City the pro-ffor received be to in to is 1 weekend color-income the cash small daughter spent the agriprice Clifford Welling and Leonard Wall- June, 1941, together by successful use of of Fensacokt, Dallas ChristenseTi, culture from the sale of meat animaU Battle Mountain, Nevada, visiting at ing spent Saturday in Brigham. Professor Hogenson advises, this city witb in is patterned drapperles even when duct, Florida, visiting amounted to $234,000,000. In June, home of their parents, Mr. ana no' glass curtains are used. But if j Bruised potatoes nearly always rot the marked the opening 1940 the cash income was $162,000,-00- jhis mother, Carrie A. Christensen. Tuesday night returned Mrs. LeRoy Welling. They and in storage and the rot spreads to the of the M. I. A. season, also the welFrom January to June of this Dalls is a piolet in the U. S. Air privacy is desired, glass curtains home Monday. are shovels v presidents and , mmhined to fill other tubers. Forks or coming in of the livestock growers received a to- Corp. Ul,wrr W. M. Welling spent last Sat- other officers. Oleen Garn is the new year, poMrs. when The flower show was the high light used handling often very the bill. of the Young Men's organ tal of $1,404,000,000. her of the Bear River City Ward Primary with president Lake Salt in much unnecessary City cause and cur urday tatoes Work for simplicity in hanging Carnival held in the amusement hall tains, Mrs. Barrows urges. Formal damage. Friday eve rung. Prizes for tho beat If the potato crop has been affected treatment is suited to the large spai flower on display were awarded first should be dug prize to A..1uk Anderson; second cious house but you must adopt a by the late blight it and preferably in prize Vio it N. Jensen; third Etta weather, to dry living only your family style according A dance, fishpond and Christensen. tem as high demands. Floor length draperies and when it is not too hot features of the other were lunch mainto curtains lends dignity and formality peratures are not conductive board members Four stake evening. Since were present. but are often undesirable when they taining the quality of potatoes. 1 are handled by small children or pets dampness carries the disease from Privates Justin Anderson, Leo ftel-se-n itself, dry, to the in potato and Jesse G. Brailsford have- re the plant Bookcases and radiators built harfor to Fort Ord, Califonuaf al,ter chosen turned be under windows indicate a need for cool days should their furlough in this city spending Professor Hogenapron length hangings. Whether cur- vesting the crop, with relatives. tains are thick or thin, plain or pat- son declares. 1 Spraying the storage bins with a terned, dark of light, enough mater one The Department f Agriculture expound ial should be used to avoid skimpiness. solution made by dissolving of perts expect demands for United A uniform exterior effect from all of copper sulphate in 20 gallons States food in 1942 to Include dairy ' windows on each side of the house water disinfectant before placing the "1 products from 5,420,000 pounds' of storage in them prevents should also be the aim of every home potatoes milk, 509,000,000 dozen eggs 1,3,-000,0pounds of pork and 601,009,-00- 0 loss. owner. pounds of lard. Great Britain will exprobably get 80 per cent of suche ports under terms of the anprogram, officials state. When the new farm the program, nouncing Department said Britain looked to the this country for about a fourth oJ Its cfiriiocr nicfinmiioh hnrflrtprized bv a new massive- - new grille treatment, with integral parking lights, and into - Gloves back which sweeps front new fender, smart elongated the introduced to 1942 new Chevrolet, supply of animal protein food or the the ness, marks and opens with the front door, are design highlights. Colors equivalent of enough to feed 10,000r motoring public today. Shown above a the Special De Luxe model. A Interior appointments are in the modern mode. Sport Sedan, a roomy, luxurious, 000 persons. Potatoes Should Be r0pcr Curtaining is i Advised oy apeciuust Handled With Care Loss RIVER FIELDING Rov.-an- !.- e i ;" rt.-.'A- iit -: Prevent - ? 4-- H one-thi- rd U-.- e , 6, I diee-ine- r C 1 les i i -, r.u. 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