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Show " 1. 1533 AT. JtT-- T THE LEHI it sIimi Farm and Home News Furnishd by Utih County a- - :n em. " !i S,J"UJJ ' MILK it., tx.xie iTT My vr ear thf '-.- ....... " , u'J,;v e! quantities . 01 tows uilclUJ6 wi;n fcmd it now -trenerallv i fever aim at tile niiik-l""lKl- u' lized of ie ;reat danger, that infection into the highly ir.VOlVr: ; .trodui-'i11- die air n glands: oon- treatment has large- - '' calcium wierapy. replaced administered usu:;'v 's cal'i!:m jke A 20 per cent nf two forms. iui!' chloride in 125 to ion oi fal. is being UA-- extensively, iuSes : u - drug when in contact irrit an is ln iice it must be admin-'ft- tt h tissu f. brtO m directly into the blood stream or I cannot l.e (riven subcutaneously amounts small ir .BU3Cularly. out into the tissues, necrosis and A 20 per cent solu-- , sjhins result. gluconate compound in also extensively used, loathe distinct advantage of being and can therefore Tje or intrsunuscu- ,e5 gubcutaneously it' pwn airecuy mm uie Irormay Intravenous injections i stream. quicker results ..iwt somewhat j0 the other methods, because , calcium is immediately ready for calcium of X does is SJ1 .embolic More processes. recent studies indicate that glands are associated It has also :th calcium metabolism. m demonstrated that the injection extracts in combi- ,; parathyroid :on with calcium therapy is of value in the treatment of the ijcial .on obstinate cases of milk fever." 0 SUGAR BEET WEB WORM f parathyroid to Prof. George F. the Helton, sugar beet web worm best controled by the use of Paris ireen. Prof. Knowelton advises Paris iccording Instead twn arsenate or These two poisons of lead arsenate. you may not anticipate it in an emergency the Though using stands sentinel and day to call aid quickly In case of fire, sickness or accident. One such call, when night moments ss. For you yon count, may be pricele- cents a day the tele-Phoruns many errands, helps shop, brings news, keeps a few In touch Web tti.rt., .. uu .. 'jlidav Mr. and JLs. frWa 't3 is made tir.n l"c .... ' uiiterence in the cost oi Paris Green. JI-L- Y 21 1SJJ ar-- 1 the suriti, U An tin, grjseS to is usually late in Jjne. V Wiiuuia lit Wc.'r er.j:ir in r .i. FP.IDAT, price fc;. V and isiloris ian 1'owell returned nia Friduy. T!i. y having hud a wonderful trip. IK.:t Mr. and Sfis. Oinin Iiecksteaa uf Jordan, wne Sunday visitors of relatives :: Lehl :: Miss Vena Thayne at Lehi Free P;.tgg spent Saturday adv v.sitin in Provu with her brother and ly, Mr. Und Mrs. Clifton EACH GROWERIsKED Thayne. T0 GET WHEAT Mr. and .Mrs. Kmniett Morris and RECORDS n. Lavc-rl-, of Suit Lake City, were now ,,n lieumday visitors of Mr. and Mis. James ..... , v ' "ley ,l :"H-uiigh. and pro--- e luccd in (!,.- th, years, farmer.. Mr. and Mrs. ernmeni's adjuat- Tmne and Andy Kays director William family and Miss Barbara i ctr.sn "i charge of tha" o .... aturday in Liberty Park. "siicuiiurai auministr ation in Utah. :: LcM :: fast production "ecords ,if . i. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hutchings and farmer are needed to determine the family and Mr. and Mrs. Clifton "I':U"?t f eac!l- sesus th,t Thayne of Provo, formed a party and - uiiiuer or bushel spent the day at Lagoon, Monday. wheat farmers jjet tlhe following infor- niation ready now: Mr. and Mrs. Cliftoi Thayne and H'oin 1930 to 1932. family of Provo, spent Sunday and ' Number of acres of wheat planted Monday here as guests of Mr. and Mrs. for the crop of Ralph Hutching eeh of these years . AH that is needed is ( :: Lehl :: the total number of bushels of wheat Mr. and Mrs. George Lewis and Mr. grwn on each 'anil. It all counts in a farmer's Mrs. Harmon McAffee of Rait total and production for the purpose of the Iake, left Saturday evening for a trip "heat program, whether it has been through the Yellowstone Park, Glacier spring or winter wheat. If a farrrj6r Park and a tour of the Northwest has moved from one farm to Bishop and Mrs. F. D. Gardner and another three in the three-yea- r daughters of Panguitch, Utah, he should period, make a separate record of the spent Tuesday evening at the home of wheat Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Anderson. on each farm. If he has oper:: Lehl :: ated more than one farm, he should also have the informaUon for each George Evans and twin sons of of VaUeJo, California, returned home this them. By using elevator, freight, week following a short visit with threshing, or bank deposit records! , . ..... j. the Administration believes that each Lehl relatives. : : Lehl farmer can get accurate estimates. Mr. and Mrs. A. Carlos Schow, Mrs. Each farmer will later be asked for Randall Schow and Warren Schow the records on past production and to Provo, Thursday to pay made a trip number of acres planted to wheat In fit the last three years. The county as- their respects to the new son at the '.VV sociation will use these to determine home of Mr. and Mrs. Leon Clark. each farmer's allotment Figures turnMr. and Mrs. Andy Trane. and ed in by each farmer are to ba pubfamily, Miss Barbara Lott and Mrs. lished In the local press. Charle3 Trane were Sprlngville and Director Peterson emphasizes that Paj'son visitors, Thursday. the allotment to each county is com :: Lehl :: puted from official records at WashMr. and Mrs. Eldred Timothy of Mr. and Mrs. Denzil Turner and Mr. ington, D. C, and is all the county can Seligma, Arizona, are guests of Mr. A, J. Evans, Mr. and Mrs. Almorene Mrs. Alfred Turner spent Friday, and to the farmers, through Timothy's parents, Mr. and Mrs. get. It is up Hagley of Hollywood, California, Mr. visiting In Salt Lake City. Mrs. Harry their county association, to divide it and Hyrum Timothy. Mrs. Heber J. Webb. Dr. Val her been who has Peterson visiting fairly among themselves. :: Lehl :: Sundwall and Miss Freda Peterson, at home in returned Lake Salt For further information consult a Mrs. Fon Wharburton and baby of parents a Cftmpflre and "welnier" roast, the county agent or write to the Extension Pleasant Grove, are guests of Mrs. with them. party returning home lute in the :: Lehl :: Service office at Logan Wharburton's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lehl relatives received announce- evening. J. L. Barn hart. :: Lehl -- :: ments of the arrival of a baby boy at PULL CRAB GRASS . :: Lehl :: J. W. Mr, of Salt Lake City, Thayne Leon Clark the home of Mr. and Mrs. IN LAWNS NOW Miss Lucille Smith of Garfield was was a Lehl visitor Saturday. of Provo on Tuesday, July 11th. All a guest of Misses Utella Smith and concerned are rejoicing over the new If there are any small dry spots Barbara Comer on Sunday and MonTALENT arrival. in the lawn they are caused by crab day. :: Lehl :: "So you claim to be a literary man, grass, according to Prof. J. C. Hogen-so- n Mrs. S. E. Galsford and daughters, of the Utah State Agricultural eh ?" Mr. and Mrs. Junius Banks and n Lela, Elsie Effle and Mrs. A. D. "Yes, I wrote that book, 'A Dozen College extension service. family, Mr. C C. Hackett u4 Wm and sons Leo and Richard and to Make a Living.' ' Where there are only small patches Mnud Hacketlj. (attended the Booth Ways Lake of Salt City, George Galsford "And of crab grass, the most effective way family reunion at Vivian Park, Wedyet you are begging?" spent Sunday in Mammoth with "Yes, of getting rid of it is by sir, That's one of the ways. nesday. friends and relatives. Lehl Professor Hogenson says. The roots Lehl "Tom called on me yesterday afterare very shallow and it is easily pull- - Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Russon and Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Andeson and Mrs. eradicate crab members of the Russon family enjoy- Herman Goates spent Wednesday in noon." ed. Some persons, "Yes, he twld me he had some time grass by raking carefully and vigor- ed an outing at Saratoga, Wednesday Salt Lake City, visiting with Mrs. Jos. to kill.'' rake and evening. M. AnderJames Mr. ously with an Goates W. and :: LeM :: then cutting the remaining grass with son. GOOD AT THAT Mrs. Nicholine Powell spent Saturthe lawn mower set real low. :: Lehl :: "Your new office boy ian't very and Booth Crab grass matures in early July, day in Lehl visiting with her grandSorenson Mrs. Mr. and but there is nearly always some seed son, Marvin Powell who Is at the home children enjoyed an outing in Amorl- - energetic, is he?" "Xo, alout all he cqn do success- that matures and branches below the of his grandmother, Mrs. Esther ipaii Pork Canyon from Sunday to full-broken leg from a ls evenconvalescing 'P letters down the chute.'- Powell, On low. real set level of the mower Tuesday evening. game a in baseoau werg jQ,ned fcy Mr anJ Mr8 Fall application of manure to the received July 4th, lawn will stimulate the growth of the at Levan. lit W - Itt ,,. , r 1 -- ... "A - Vvv .. -.i GEORGE A. NEWTON In Person With Special Features At ROYAL THEATRE, July 25 And 26. Sentinel telephone ' ev,;ai coumi... calium so much in the d ' ! ,ib has I. tier "X. foljsii.j ar- - treatment !M.i-- f requires the use of rases 5 Ed l fever low - i nuide FEVER" LS- Ap Madsen ot the - - - C . on of the disease fallowing ' not FREE PRESS ne with friends. Few lines offer as much In confluence, comfort and Chrfst-bfferso- hand-pullin- Any employee wfll take your order. g, Iron-tooth- ed j The Mountain States Tphone & Telegraph (fc. v v -- ifr 4T ff if. rr t - - Bl 7 I I ill . ; ' f DOWN AND UP does Brown live ' "Helow his ideals and above come," "Where his in OUT OF DATE "Did they do anything unusual after they were married?" "Why, yes! They stayed married. WHEN When someone stops advertlsfnjr someone stops buying'; When someone stops buying, someone stop selling; When someone stops selling; somone stops making; When someone stops making someone stops workng; When someone stops working someone stops earnng; When someone stops earning someone stops eating. 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