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Show iji J I 'Lm FREE PRESS, LEm, UTAH -- FIUADAY, JULY 2S, iU1 Dr. Snow is former Carbon county miners are back City for installation at intersec Utah cities. Cities can be no larUtah Education associa at work after a prolonged vaca- tions. Would be of the walk and ger than their water supply. l;8Uay patrol. First group ofition. Reared and educated in tion For the moment, holidays wait Puts motorists unJ'J nave lust tikfin tt.-variety. r..j Utah. and strike difficulties are behind der caution; gives the pedestrians Third district court is modern JoDS are cKn. Annlif.ar.t., them. a break. quirc-to pa rigid agility tests, izing its record system. Records Salt Lake City and Salt Luke and documents will be preserv assigned to determine rhxUtah has a great future in ag- county have agreed mat a joint Washington County News has ed on photographic film. New fitness. board of health would serve the riculture industry and! abor sym-tw- o been sold to C. W. Lyman and system more compact, eaves Son of Oklahoma City. Edgar R. units better than separate posium at Utah Agricultural 1 in Kedetoration which of space, reduces labor. interior of Salt E ,hpJ its Deak las Probably will work to lege was agreed on this. Basic Simpson, former owner retires vir i? no Liie Tabern;inlo ,0 ai.uuipdie iiraiu:g com that end but many problems are development of resources essen-y- et after 11 years of hard work. Can Day marked the .difficulty i Bountiful claims to be first ew ceiling is of light to be solved. Mo.t tial to future growth, it was ag- - go fishing now! of observance. the Utah city to boast a jeep posse. sky hi ue. wrk !reed. ere in progicaa an year are reti rivn.i .4, Twenty-fiv- e jeeps are included in Many Utahns took to the hills ..... Salt in Lake Pioneer trek Secondary parking the One car equipped with unit graduates of G. I. Utah has been changed from parallel to Mor-during the Fourth cf July cele- -i for are pians underway address in system. Plans to public lng ,"5 trip across the old ret,urs5 paintinc have mau-Wasatch forest officials mediate expansion of University 45 degree angle. New plan will aid fire and at SG81.134.1 'ved certificates. First class in- Better tlian Original Pioneers S?5 police departments In . for the of (Ml iuui 118,006 visitors accomodate more cars, ease conreport months for " New Utah medical uh hh march wuuea 'i the emergencies. ear. eignt members, 42 more week end. This is an all time . , covered wag-- I s IsabeUe T" nerson gestion. Hearing tnd. Banquet attended by record for recreation use of Vjcen&ints in wr;ii: , :ramn' the iijidia j. l.,rth 1 S Colkv- - business men and union Salt Lake Country club has whiles did it in a matter officials Wasatch area. has .( r appointed. Murray residents are feeling u- - f r UU:h nr xi. nme narKed the event. Gov. Maw at- oui lur calls five year improvement a nm adopted the pinch of a water shortage. f5 attention of r svh.Jesal- - tended entertainment Will cost $300,000. S. U. A. C. for is j.ic anuj tiAn-oi and -; making plans Mining phosprocessing Sprinkling hours restricted. Res- program ..r kmifc ers and r. taikr.- IVYU (lid it m aOOUl nuuij dealers and 'H'l'ators margarine is one of the big poten- - 14th annual flock selection train- - idents urged to conserve water. phates Governors were dime a doz- - tials of Utah future. Western de coin op- New potato chip factory is be.t' the history of trans- - erated de en in Salt Lake this week. ing late in August. -in the first one hundred licenses. Forty under Prointensive study. Ogden is casting about for a ing constructed at Kaysville by July 31 is the deadline five states were represented at posits ahead for the in the offing. plants cessing water supply. Same Clover Club Foods Co. It will New are secondary signals type crossing Governors conference by their i r entury? VT.r iore-'confronts Lake Salt a number of 'cost $125,000. iauonai 'chief problem being investigated by executives. Eighteen out- receipt in tlie First expenditures from Utah lntermouiiUiin r . l e.icl ssiue eM monument e2!.n newsiiaivr Place" . mmria thp i r " lixivia aiict $1,000,000 building repair fund ail time lugh for the fiscal iPhotogra phers tagged along Colortul Lftsted par year will be for repairs and renovations w i ending June 30. Total was $1,22C,-- 1 roaeos, ,ivic celebrations, in state buildings. Many are in 793.35, thirty percent better' than Eleven thousand enlistments a need of immediate Vnfare marked the day in attention last year. Half of h represented momh will be necessary to main-i- n of history . . . no tai" grazing receipts. Navy manpower at full in q11 norto were noiioitru m " Mercury hit 102 in St. George Lowell T. Stone, navy strength. revered recently. teir memory Gifts and grants to the Univertold this to group of attractions amusement sity of Utah medical school for recruiting agents assembled in orsf rt?ed Utah Liquor Control commis. . . others booked for 1947-4- 8 Salt Lake. amount to $322,690. iar sion reports liquor conmmption the year . . . state pride favorably with receipts in in Utah down fifteen per cent. the hopes older and (A: a new high In the big time Glen E. Snow larger schools Even so profits were up $411,408.-2- 5 the of ambitions pioneers president, Dixie Junior college, J I for the first six months of the mealull in fulfilled Dr. L. David Hiner, new dean St. leen George has been elected pres- fiscal a great state of the Utah is year as compared with same Utah pharmacy school at ident of the National Education idet a year ago. . . . move the live period to fine of place one Utah promises association. Association University i I to come! urges 4 top flight school as he takes' minimum salaries of $2400 for Immediate plans for disposal of charge of the ente17jri.se. Ft. n with states of teachers, annual Douglas to Utah units are off. increases temors When you travel by Union Pacific, you TRAVELER Watkins bill providing for this THE SEASONED femtories took over bait com LI enjoy relaxation and k;1 just before Centennial program was killed by senate. GOES by ve: of Other means needed Talke'l state . . acquiring d its peak fort. You can move about as you please government property now under were royally enter -way. had a good time . . . delicious meals and smooth, On hundred Haw jljlgggsHSZB Drowsing I jbng The Utah Trail twenty-tw- o young !up $5000. , : d . - col-boar- ds. f&er Lin Cel-jye- -- th, ar. hw Wl ns. a - ,cr it. i I j 1 - i. I .... 13 1 1 4 tor Corn-par- 4- es ... - e . . forty-seve- D1 TRAVEL mm AS YOU mini s mm BY TRAIN ed . t... im j lite.! . . . thousand people through the gates at ah exposition. Big days iead are expected to put it to first half million. way hundred MALUM And remember, Union Pacific serves more INVESTMENT CO. Western scenic regions than any other railroad. ssed 400-4- board has been named Alpine ward. His Ronald Strong and I of the fors are m JET MacDONALD m BARTON MUWAW f NELLE FISHER jn - ' . : ,,, Adamson. For information regarding train schedules and for reservations see your local ticket agent VERNON ANDERSON Lehi House Plants nion Pacific Railroad Farms, Ranches Automobile and Fire Insurance Res. Ph. Dial S. L. I Watering Utah Real Estate sec-boa- an Mbyle 1, Homes as a Dent!, Utah Savings and Salt Lake City - year. . 01 Trust Building r Glen L. Taylor of AmFork has named J. Ralph member of the city's to fill the vacancy by the death of William an. Mrs. C. A. Grant will rd chairman as well as for the remainder you enjoy restful travel. road of the Daily Streamliners C. 105-- J '1X3 plants should be soaked hly when watered, then alii to become Sliehtlv rirv hufnra Se again. " Lwniw"11 Atomic Diagnosis ft cancer can be diagnosed a? cases through atomic medi ators in the University of medical school report tu Tl it IB IITftffl llllllllllli Salt Lake City 1, Utah stamped envelope. Make checks EE ..alt WW- - " J sure to include payable to Utah Centennial Commission 1 i 1 i. $3.00 and $2.40 $1.20; Children 50c ...to t oSft 22? ion Be Pi Prices: Res. seats General Admission mmcle Sam Says nift tjI111J13IIIIII lllllllllllil' Address Mail Orders to "PROMISED VALLEY" i d 4jHffC5 j? obtain free pictures of early days in UtGh These are actual reproductions fr " of interesting scenes depicting "" m phases of Pioneer life. 41: graphed in duotone. hveSter-a- nd Twenty-fou- r They are attractively litho- ' iSM KmI0,'6 SL4 1 Khx mo. lit4 It n.t . " year Dnt every ,! i. iarm v cvcu .ine Women of Kansas .. 5? i u.: iid'ijw k. hlilS b reatest no"h. , I har- - Ji $25 will For . sprout Tr"ry Department f W MI album may be purchased at nominal cost. ' With an Electric Home Freezer on your farm, you faster "freeze" instead of "can" to preserve foods easier! and You simply freeze and store excess produce from and fruit from the orchard your vegetable garden use. for later You freeze and store your fresh egg surplus and You slaughter at the maturity have beef or lamb or pork all year 'round. Several models, sizes anJ brands of new Electric Freezers are available now for immediate delivery. THEM! For your convenience in preserving the pictures, an attractive AN ELECTRIC FARM FREEZER pays for itself and then pays you! butter, too. You freeze and store a quantity of poultry at the and have dressed proper broiling or frying stage own or for sale. poultry always on hand for your date use, and desired p. ! name ilgfe """u'ai seeds. yon nlant ' Ill fk. f,'s in the series. A different picture is available each week. II1U- - The harvest- - P0?"'' jiffi. Bnd liH ..v views are included ... If SI )rive in at any Pep o station in Utah for these interesung photographs given with the compliments of die Utah Oil Refining Company. UTAH BtJY FROM YOUR ELECTRIC EQUIPMENT DEALER A UTAH rOWEI 4 LIGHT CO. MlJJAOi 88-Vic- OIL REMNIN G COMPANY |