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Show Four P&ge THE BOX ELDER NEWS, Semi-Week- Friday, Febm. ly PLANT MORE Announcement! CORN SILAGE St. Patricks Party Held Mrs. Vern Nelson entertained the members of the Finesse club at a most beautifully arranged St. Patricks party on Thursday evening at her home. The tables were cleverly decor-- 1 ated with green carnations and the menu was also artistically arranged in keeping with St. Patricks ideas. Luncheon was served to fifteen members and the following guests: Mrs. C. S. Hamilton, Mrs. J. W. Peters, Mrs. Harry Hanline, Mrs. Orion Es kelsen and Mrs. Claud Sloey. Bridge games were enjoyed, with prizes going to Mrs. W. L. Holst, high score, and Mrs. C. A. Munns, cut favor. Utah farmers should plan to plant more field corn for silage this year, says Dean E. J. Maynard of the Utah State Agricultural College. A definite increase in field corn acre- o' during the coming crop season W'H mean a definite conservation of I the states water supply, for corn requires much less water per acre of feed nutrients produced than any other crop. The state average indicates that crop land will produce about three times as many tons of silage as of I alfalfa hay. Corn should not be sub-Jr- ., stituted for alfalfa, however, in the cropping system, as the two crops of I silage and alfalfa give far better re- suits when fed together. Corn silage Club Entertained is a carbonaceous feed, and shows Mrs. Wendell Hoopes was hostess its highest value in the maintenance to the members of the Le Lea club I and fattening of livestock. On the at a prettily appointed bridge lun- - average it can safely be said that cheon on Thursday evening at the good silage has at least one-ha- lf the Howard Hotel banquet room. feeding value of alfalfa hay, pound One long table was appropriately for pound. Where alfalfa alone has decorated in keeping with Washing- - been fed, the addition of silage intons birthday. Covers were laid for creases feed nutrient and efficiency, I twelve guests. Last year Utah produced forty thou- Fol lowing the luncheon, tables were sand tons of corn silage, which is arranged for bridge and prizes were much more than ever before. Next won by Mrs. Ferron Christensen, year, however, this tonnage should high score, and Mrs. Edward Ward, I be greatly increased, I cut fkvor Guests of the club included Mrs. define meana Edwin Baird, Mrs. Lester Dredge for.TTf definit,e to farmers and and Mrs. Rex Gleave. cheaply store any amount of silage that they might produce. With the I trench silo, harvesting costs of silage Honey Vllle Club Feted low Where one cuts a111 stacks Monday evening Mrs Marv W fuhree Crops of alfalfa for stance, Mrs and Pearl Hunsaker ... We are pleased to announce that on March 1, 1935, Mr. B. M. Thompson, Mortician and Funeral Director for the Stohl Furniture Company during the past twenty years, will be located in Brigham Mr. Thompson will continue in the service of the Stohl City, Mortuary as mortician and fun- eral director. He is so well and favorably known in this community, we feel sure that this announcement will meet the general approval of the people of Brigham and Box Elder County. 1 I Luf Stohl Furniture Co, Day Phone 29 - Night 'Phone 150-- R ZXSJ u cub at the home of the Planting of Certified fields, so that only the healthy, vigorous, true-to-typlants have been allowed to continue growth and produce tubers." Growers planting certified seed may also expect a considerably high- yield per acre than those planting in Utah will Seed Potatoes Urged Upon Utah Farmers ; 1 latter ? 's ev"r,lh' &, A hot luncheon was served with I u details concerning the tables decorated in red, white) and blue, with a hatchet and cherry IPf corn for silage, length of growing season in different parts of the state, buds forming the centerpiece Guests of the club were Mrs. Mar and plans and methods for constructjorie Christiansen, Mrs. Lisle Hun- ing trench silos are contained in saker and Mrs. Helen Chamberlain. Extension Circular 50, which will be Prizes were awarded to Mrs. Jane n,aile fre6 on request Borgstrom high and Mrs. Reuben Benson, cut. You Dont Have to Be Rich to Be Stylish All potato growers find it greatly to their advantage to ordinary run or even selected tubers To from the or bin, says Mr, plant only certified seed in 1935, Hogenson. pit Cheerful Club Social Seed says J. C. Hogenson, extension agroMrs. W. O. Knudson was hostess nomist of the Utah State Agricultural to the members of the Cheerful club College. Such seed costs but very Mosquito at a delightful party Thursday afterlittle more than ordinary commercial Late last fall an allotment of noon at her home. potatoes and is virtually free from several tons of blue grass seed was The afternoon was spent in needle made to both visible and internal diseases, Box Elder county to be used work and social chat and at 5 oclock for which ordinarily take such a heavy Spring and garden planting are rehabilitation purposes. a delicious luncheon hot was served. toll in decreased yield and quality. This rehabilitation work consisted near at hand. Seed catalogs of vege- The local ERA reOne headquarters The internal and invisible virus dilong table was centered with a mainly in the and flowers In bright colors reseeding and thicken- tables seases guarded against by using cer- ceived word Wednesday from the variety of cut flowers. Covers were ing are that of lands being received by most pasture had which Salt been Lake City office that a mosquito laid for ten members and the foltified seed are mosaic, leaf roll, families nearly every day now rethe damaged drouth by abatement the in East Garland during project C. Mrs. O. Christenlowing guests: spindle tuber, etc. The visible di- is mind us that it is time we made up approved for $11,000 and that sen, Mrs. Thomas Cottam, Mrs. Jos. summer of 1934. seases that are guarded against are our minds what we are going to plant work commence will the latter part of January In our During today. Fifty Larsen, Mrs. Lars Larsen, Mrs. Warscab rhizoctonia, black leg, etc, gardens, says J. C. Hogenson, men will be employed. the local committee met and passed ren Knudson, Mrs. Floyd Knudson extension agronomist of the Utah Certification can be secured only on 200 Mrs. and to Arbon approximately Herman Kotter, proof Snowville. According applications lifter official inspection in the growfor grass seed. Allotments were State Agricultural College. ject engineer of the ERA in Box ing field and after harvest Look these catalogs over carefully made after careful consideration, the Elder county, the following projects Announced Marriage Dr. William Stuart potato expert have been chief consideration being as to and they will help you decide what local the approved by of the United States Department of committee and the applicant' had land is best. Plan to use only true and Mr. and Mrs. Leo Hansen of this whether sent to the Salt Lake Agriculture says, The use of good, City office: adapted for blue grass pasture, and tried varieties of seed. New varieties announce the of city their marriage disease-fre- e seed potatoes is absowhether the applicant would make a may turn out to be better than the! Street in Corinne, daughter. Pearl, to Earland Ohman, lutely necessary for profitable potato $5600.$5. improvements conscientious effort to use the seed old ones, but let those who can son of Mrs. Emma Ohman of Bear Three months of work will to production. Farmers speak of their be the best River advantage. At that time afford it find out. City. necessary for this project, to potatoes as running out when they commence On the whole, everything thus far The marriage took place this morn- 17,931 pounds of seed were allotted March 1st. begin to decline in yield. Investiand notice sent out that the seed points to the season at of 1935 as being Logan. ing Construction of concrete sand boxes gations' show that this running out" Mr. and Mrs. Ohman have many would be distributed on Monday and a good one for the garden. Take in Corinne is due almost entirely to the presence City .tile drain and clearboth be- Saturday of each week. Up to the advantage of it.' Make a plan of of virus diseases which cannot be ing of 7,000 feet of open drain. The friends in thisofcommunity, present time only 2,602 pounds have your garden, whether you have a Box the ing Elder graduates high been seen on the tuber itself. The best sum of $1138.51 has been set, with school. distributed. a garden of flowers or a garden of short Following honeyway to eliminate these unseen di- the work period extending on to moon, the I would urge farmers to come ana vegetables or a combination of the will make couple their 15th. May seases is to destroy all diseased, home in Bear River City. Decide on how much of each get their allotment as soon as pos- e Additional weak, and case worker for the plants. This rogu-in- g sible, for now is a very good time kind you want to Pant and where has been done in certified potato county to April 1, $204.84. to get it planted. Blue grass sown you are going to plant it. Plan for Solicitors in Box Elder county for Party Enjoyed broadcast now will work its way In- the seeds, the fertilizer and for any .nimmiiiiiMiiiii, 1111111111,1, IMIIi1iillilnlMlllniltllll) Mrs. Searl Beecher entertained the to the soil by the time the weather tools you may need. Remember to A $662.42. sanitary improvements, period of three months is asked for members of the La Wee club on gets warm enough to I this O LOOK germinate It, order the seeds early before the best work. and it will have a chance to make stocks of the seedsmen become Wednesday evening at her home. Small tables were centered with use of every bit of available moisture. exhausted. County road improvements in Yost, YOUR Make a shallow box and fill it grading and graveling the main lovely carnations. Luncheon was It is possible that seed that has not highway to Standrod, $5666.41. Time served to the members and one guest, been claimed may be transferred by with fine sifted soil and sow seeds EVERYBODY Mrs. Frank J. Kennard. extends to May 30th. the state committee to other parts in the house for plants to be transELSE DOES ! J High score prize for the bridge of the state where farmers are more planted into the garden later on. Janitor services for relief office games went to Mrs. Don Secrist anxious to obtain the seed. to July 1st, $348.08. 1 Getting your garden started in cleaned, blocked This blue grass seed is worth about the season is the keynote of early 0 success by our latest factory meth- 32 cents per pound, and the govern- - j and an early start gives you a Three Inscriptions have been se- Betrothal Is Told ment is auxious that the most benefit longer season and more opportunity ods seals your hat against lected to be placed in the new UniMrs. Olga F. Steed of this city, possible be obtained from it. To ob- - to grow crops. the weather and dirt . . , versity of Utah library. A long in- announces the engagement of her tain the most benefit a farmer should In books can get hold of Every lies scription, the soul of family nt A Uarda, to Earl Roberts, use this seed for the basic sod and a little piece of that the whole past, the articulate audible daughter, job for only ground should plant son of Mrs. J. V. Wragg of Salt supplement It with other voice of the past, when the body and Lake grass and and care a garden this year for clover seeds so that he will have a their ownfor City. 1 material substance of It has altoadvises Mr. protection, The will take place in pasture that will produce a maximum Hogenson. gether vanished like a dream, is the nearmarriage future. of feed. taken from Carlyle's Hero Worship. MODERN Another one, Happy is the man that BION TOLMAN, A total of 794 students from nine1 CLEANERS findeth wisdom, and the man that Agricultural Inspector. teen states were enrolled In the 1934 getteth understanding, is taken from Bummer school session at the UniDEPENDABLE Mr. and Mrs. Fay Bernheisel Proverbs 3:13. The third inscription, of versity of Utah. What in me is dark illumine, what Logan were guests Monday at the 1 Phone 86 $ home of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Valentine Is low raise and support,' is from The University of Utah was founded iwwriH.ii. iiiihui, 'Hiu.Mi,, in this Miltons city. Paradise Lost. on February 28, 1850. Founders Day is appropriately celebrated by special Mrs. Zenda Hull of Salt Lake City District Attorney and Mrs. William exercises each year. spent Sunday with her parents, Mr. E. Davis and Mrs. A. D. Cooley of 4 and Mrs. Oscar Hunsaker. this city left this morning for a two We think of our land and water weeks outing In Southern California and human resources not as static A marriage license was issued yes- They were joined at Salt Lake City and sterile possessions but as by Warden R. E. Davis of the Utah assets to be directed by wise terday at the county clerks qffice btate The Honor Theatre for Perfect Sound Penitentiary, who accompanied provision for future use. to Ralph Glenn Dodge and Belva President R them on the trip. Woodruff of Ogden. Roosevelt. Farmers Urged SPRING TIME IS Secure Grass For Early Planting Abatement GARDEN TIME Project Is Approved; Work Starting Today ! There were two Browns ij; village, both fishermen. One his wife, and the other hii i about the same time. The nets isters wife called, as she s upon the widower, but really the Brown down. of Ministers whose Wife: Vur loss." had! boat Tm tJ sorry Brown Oh, it aint macl she was never ud to much. Ministers Wife: Indeed!" Brown: Yes, she was a old thing. I offered her to ay2 but he wouldnt have her. rnil my eye on another for some tail And then the horrified worn! 0 Our Banquet and Enter tainment Room for Us By Appointment, PHONE HOWARD 175 HOffl O off-typ- I j jJ AT HAT! Dri-She- en 75-ce- 50c I C PERSONAL Paragraphs I Capitol Theatre FRIDAY - SATURDAY Another of the Ten Best Stars WILL ROGERS in THE COUNTY CHAIRMAN with Evelyn Venable, Kent Taylor, Louise Dresser, Mickey Rooney and Stepin Fetchit LAUREL & HARDY COMEDY and Short Subjects SUNDAY - MONDAY - TUESDAY WALLACE BEERY in The Mighty arnum life-givi- ng Mrs. Leona Pruett, Mrs. Jane Clark and Mrs. Claude Sloey returned on Tuesday evening after a two weeks vacation trip to Southern California. Miss BURN Castle -O- Galt R- Liberty COAL J High quality most dependable, heaP kel ful, and even KNUDSOfj BROTHER-Phone 14 ' r Virginia Kotter, teacher at Ricks Junior College, Rexburg, Idaho, is spending the week-en- d with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. William F. Kotter, in this city. 4 Mrs. H. J. Marble returned from Pat determined to pass his Logan, after spending the past ten saloon on his way home. As favorite he days visiting with her son Arthur L. it he became somewhat Marble and family, and with other shaky, but plucking up courage, he relatives. passed it. Then, after going about fifty yards, he turned, saying to himself, "Well done, Pat, me boy. Messrs. Hank Potter and Cox Ray proprietors of the New Deal Billiards Come back and Ill treat ye. of this city, left last night for a short visit with relatives Wife: Im getting Ice from a new In St. Anthony Idaho, and to witness the man, dear. Ashton dog races. Grocer; Whats wrong with the old one? Ruth Kotter, Nothing, but the new says ter of Mr. and Mrs. Herman daugh- hell give us colder ice for man the same Kotter, who underwent an for money." mastoid recently at theoperation Dee hospital in Ogden, has returned home More University of Utah and is freshmen fall in courses during the getting along nicely. first quarter of their work than doing any other of quarter their freshman Mr. and Mrs. June Hansen anthe autumn quarter ofyear. nounce the arrival of a the fine 4 school year, freshmen failed baby boy, born Wednesday rn 8.2 per cent of their courses. a ,ocal hospital. Mother 'nig.at are During the winter quarter, this was BettinS alon nicely. reduced to 6.01 per Mrs. mnsen was formerly Miss spring quarter the cent, and in the Dorothy Bowen. percentage of failures was 6.8 per cent. four-year-o- ld ten-pou- nd 1933-193- fleet M 6; Why You Filial Hiat Prescriptions t Should ter. ftirst RAYS THE increasing volume of work turned out by our registered pharmacists is a testimonial to the satisfaction found in each of tne many prescriptions we fill dailyO THE PEOPLES DBl TELEPHONE NUMBER II I u a8 w ferent autif lIdL8 $ 1 'Ty UQgaj Viol fibers. |