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Show f I I I 1 Friday, August UINTAH BASIN RECORD. DUCHESNE. UTAH 28, 1942 Alder Emphasizes UINTAH BASIN RECORD ADVERTISINO RATES Proper Feeding Of Poultry Flocks Eoy A. Schonian, Editor AT DUCHESNE, UTAH H. J Schonian, Publisher PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY Entered as second-clas- s matter May 26, 1922, at the Postoffice at Display Advertising Flat Rate, For Plates, Per Agate Duchesne, Utah, under the act of March 3. 1879. Line, 2 yt c. Per Column Inch, 30c Classified and Reading Notices SUBSCRIPTION RATES For Sale, For Rent, Wanted, Lost and Found, Miscellaneous, 10c per Three Months 75 line, first insertion; 5c per line for Six Months $1.25 eacn succeeding issue minimum $2.50 One Year charge, 30c. Mrs. Homer Robinson entertain- - Lake at a bridge supper Saturday! Mrs. Vailace eor Pro, Byron AUor birthday anniversary. Guests infor the Utah cluded Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Lamb, South My ton Bench honoring her pouttryman - uitural Extension Service, DenHoward Mr. and Mrs. Bliss Lott, Mr. and Although an attempt to increase Mrs. Lee Cooper, Mr. and Mrs. nis who came in from Provo for addiUon-ni- s Den-- ! feed consumption means Howard Mrs. the Mrs. and occasion. Mr. James Dalgleish, farmer during the for al work j taken bnde. is a iveent having Wm. Preece, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. 10-- ; . her vows on Provo at and August K. b?iest Mrs. H. Palmer Harris, d f will pay . Miss Alice Todd, who presented She w as the recipient of any love- - t lort , hen3 from S83 ! Mr. Robinson with a lovely gift. ly and useful gifts. er from and more eggs SHOOTING THE WORKS Prize for high score at bridge; Mr. and Mrs. Pete Morris adducing the . pulieU now in Tuesgrowing Colo., was awarded to Mr. and Mrs. Lott nved from Denver, Alder points out. wi ile low score prize went to day to visit with Mrs. Morns' par- - Poultryman Mrs. An and Mr. ents. Mr. and Mrs. Harris. Aury Draper.) aerage of nearly one and f ounces of feed and one Mr. and Mrs. Rose Harmon Mrs W H Paul who was a d ounces of water are Calif.. Los and from arrived Angeles. mest of Mrs R. E Miller for relatives required for the production of an several days, left Wednesday eve- - Tuesday to visit with and attend to business matters. egg. This is m addition to the .ling for her home in Salt Lake Orval Neilson came in from Sait feed requirements necessary for City. Mrs. Paul made her home the growth and maintenance of at Myton for many years and her Lake City Tuesday evening to! en- before mother his V!sit with pullets and hens. Tests show that old friends enjoyed her visit here. ; E W Kronquist of Ft. Du-- ! Bering the service of his country. even a small reduction m feed means a sharp curtailment in egg chcsne was attending to his du- 1 I f I productin. ties in this district Thursday. He 1 1 41 The peak of egg production was accompanied by his brother' 1 1 1 m most of the larger bas U I I and sons of Denver. W J 11 anil producing areas. Professor Alder Mrs. J. W. Blankenship i said, "but the last few months granddaughter Betty Roth arriv- - Alice of 1942 aie vitally important if May Anderson ed F rtday from Vernal to visit our goal is to be reached. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Koehler. Howard and Edwin F.oulej j Blaine Tanner, who has been ..j0 continue production during went to Roosevelt on business j hot.weaher months and also visiting with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. David Tanner, left Wednes- Wednesday. in the early fall, the farm flock Rand O. Rust and daughter, day for Logan where he will visit Cprator should take every pre-Inattended Sunday School and cauUon for a short time. He was accomin feeding. Proper -, meeting at Mt. Empanied by his grandmother, Mrs. always important, but never mons Sunday. more than at present when George Tanner, who spent a few Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Farnswarth any stock of au ages should days in Salt Lake City with her son, Albert. They returned home Carl Rassmussen and Mr. ed to enable them t0 lay . . Mrs. Edwin Rowley and family j while molt- ra a Monday. the funeral of Les Stev-!attended should be j stock young Hal Wall left Friday for his ens ing, Thursday in Oakley. to grow as much as posallowed home in Santa Monica after spendA farewell party was held ing several days with his mother, Wednesday night in honor of Le-R- sible before egg production begins in order to reduce the number of l, Mrs. Edwin Wall. His sister, Rowley and Johnny Rich- small -to him eggs. accompanied spend ards, who left for the armed N At present. United States rea few weeks at Santa Monica. forces Thurday. -O Mr. and Mrs. Ted Thomas and Mrs. Evelyn Moffitt, of Bonita, quirements for armed forces, for J family came in from Kennilworth is here visiting with her daugh- domestic use, and for the allies amount to nearly four and one-ha- lf Saturday to attend the shower ter, Mrs. Lillis Wilkins. billion dozen. for Howard Mrs. at Dennis given Mr. and Mrs. LeGrande Mecham the home of Mrs. Thomas' sister, ! d visit-Mrs. were RooSevelt famiIy Wallace Dennis. ors Monday Charles Meranda, Edwin Wall j Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Birch and and Leonard Harris came in from j family attended the funeral of Mr. Salt Lake City Saturday even- - j Birchs brother, Joseph Birch in with ; Utahn last Friday, ing to spend the week-en- d VOTE FOR GOOD PUBLIC OFFICIALS their families, returning to their j Mrs. Sandbom has been visiting duties in defense plants Sunday i with Mr. and Mrs. David House-nig- ht With many of our men away on the fighting keeper. fronts or in training camps; with many others emMrs. Rose Lindsay and grand-accideWhat might have been a serious son. occurred when Jack, who have been visiting in defense in the Sunday country; ployed projects throughout Behunin and his hunting part- - Salt Lake City the past week, with those at home more interested in harvesting Joe ner, Stephen Meranda, found that returned home Monday evening on victory crops and in keeping facilities moving with a shot rebounded from a rock j the bus. Mr. Geddes Lindsay no information in their file3 rereduced forces than in politics, there is every rea- when he shot at a rabbit and the went td Duchesne after them, garding Clinton Stevenson, except buck shot hit Stephen above ; Mrs. Margaret McDonald of that his name is on their list of son to suppose that the vote at the primary election small was imbedded just Talmage is visiting relatives and civilians who were formerly emthe ear next Tuesday will be considerably lighter than at under theand skin. No ill results friends here, ployed on Wake Island and are Mr. and Mrs. Loria Stevenson now deemed likely to be interned came from the slight accident. similar elections previously. Roosevelt visitors Monday, by the Japanese. About left last week, i sixty The fact though, that we are at war, that our Marilyn Meranda Mrs. Mable Stevenson was a percent of the total number her aunt Mrs. accompanying main efforts and attention are directed toward the Wallace Jones, on a trip to Colo- - j visitor at the home of Mr. and j Wake Island civilian workersof Mrs. R. W. Snyder Monday even- - listed by the successful winning of the war, does not in any way rado. Navy department Mrs. Dick Rowe and family ar- - ing- lessen the importance of efficient and economical rived last week from Colorado j AD-- - and Mrs. Aaron Stevenson have now been reported on. Most ; of these reports are in regard to to join Mr. Rowe and make their j and family, Mr. and Mrs. Harold ' interments government; in fact it increases this importance. addresses, although Stevenson and family. Miss Nel- - occasional Without exception every incumbent whose of- home in Myton. on casualties reports Mrs. Milton Hamilton and chil- - be Stevenson, Ray Walker and due to sickness and exposure are fice expires this fall is running for reelection. Some dren Howard, Waldo and La- - Harold Birch spent Sunday pic-ra- still included among them. Civ' accompanied of them will not appear on the primary ballot as they ilian casualties at the time of the by Mrs. Elba nicking at Yellowstone. have no opposition in their own party, but in some Justice of Randlett, and Mrs. Re- Mrs. Catherine Bleazard had the invasion were very few. The Red of LaPlaat left misfortune of spraining her ankle Cross states that cases there is opposition in the opposing party. The becca Justice hope to be which has laid her up for sev- able to list the they Tuesday on a visit to Hunting-tonames remaining voter then, has the opportunity of examining the eral days. in the near future. record and accomplishments of the incumbents and Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Tolboe and Mrs. Margaret Pace of Boneta' Mrs. Rhoda Orton returned Arleigh Hall made a quick busi- was visiting at the home of her home after a visit with relatives comparing them with the claims and aims of the ness Mrs. Lillie Wilkins. and friends. trip to Salt Lake City Fri- sister, opposing candidates, and from a study of these com- day, returning Mrs. Elic Crystal and daughMrs. Donna Lee Stewart is visthat night Mrs. Kenneth Leavitt and baby ter, Bonnie, were shopping in this iting at the home of her sister parisons must make his choice. who lives in Sweets. , Some of the candidates are for U. S. Congress, of Portland, Oregon, are spending town. Mr. and Mrs. Anton Rust and this week with Mrs. Leavitt's Mr. and Mrs. Rulon Thayne and the body which determines our national policies and brother and sister-in-laMr. and Mr. and Mrs. Ted Fisher of Mt. family of Salt Lake City were must help guide us through the successful persecu- Mrs. Clarence Liddell on South Emmon3. were Sunday visitors visiting friends and relatives here last week. tion of the war. Most are state or local candidates, Myton bench and with Mr. Lea- here. Word from the American Red vitt's mother, Mrs. ParSidney and Elton Rust and CurCros3 sent to Brigham Stevenson tis Walker were in Salt Lake charged with the job of keeping things running as tridge, at the PanetteHarvey mine. City smoothly as possible on the home front so that the Mrs. Pearl Williams and Mrs. x'as to the effect that they have Tuesday, greatest effort can be devoted to the war and to war Gladys Karren of Vernal were S. Pea trass production. IIow are the incumbents doing? What guests of Mrs. W. Mrs. night. Emery have they done in the past and what can they be ex- Saturday Nielson entertained at a delicious UTELAND DITCH COMPANY pected to do in the future? In comparison what dinner. Mr9. Williams and Mrs. ARCADIA, UTAH can we expect from the other candidates who are Karren returned to Vernal Sunnow There is day night. due and delinquent the amount set opposite the seeking the same offices. Mrs. Ershel is reportfollowing names on account of an assessment levied July 20, 1542, These are vital questions which must be studied ed seriously ill Johnson with a severe case on the capital stock of the company: Share Cert. No. carefully, and which must be answered to the best of pneumonia at her ranch home Amt. . 33 of Myton. Hay G.ll 48 U.W of each voters ability next Tuesday, and in October, east 20 Deanne Turn bow left Sunday for Carl Johnson (estate) Not issued 7.00 and in November. 34 her home In Heber after spending Margaret Murdock Not issued 11.50 This assessment became delinquent August 20. 1542, and unless We sometimes hear someone say that politics several days with her aunt, Mrs. payment is made before, so much thereof as may be necessary to should be eliminated during the war. ' Perhaps this Charles Meranda. Evan Peterson came In Friday pay the delinquent assessment together with the cost of advertise and expense of sale will be sold at public auction at is true, if one considers politics in the light it is so from my home on the Ogden to assist fcis brother 20th day of September, at 2 o'clock p. m. often cast as the tool of unscrupulous office seekers Lavar with his honey extraction. By order of the Board of Directors, and patronage parasites; but politics and elections Mr.Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Preece and Thus. M. G.lbert, - tv'jiry. and Mrs. Wm. Harris left Date of first as the machinery of democracy cannot be elim- Monday for a short visit in Salt publication, Aug. 28, 1942, Dat of last publication. Sept. 11, 1942. ; ! . j one-hal- one-thir- ' ! T 1 f 1 I ; ! a. . nt I farV at r.us. armed' Isa-bel- r nt ; Wanted: Grain ..Cash buyer all grains. J. Claud Ilieken Z t. Heber, Utah j Son, 5 Notice To Creditors WANTED Calves, one Estate of GEORGE A. CLARK, four weeks old, any breed " Creditors will present deceased. ' sex. Notify E. A. Call, claims with vouchers to thS underor Levi land J, R R. & of Anderton, signed fib the office 5,! chesne. Hackett, 10 and 11 Coltharp beor on Building, Vernal, Utah, HAY WANTED Will haul fore the 13th day of October, A. from your field and pay fs D., 1942. Write Stanley Peters price. LEVONIA BURKE, Duchesne Flour Mill. co Administratrix of the Estate of George A. FOR SALE A 1 Red Clovp 18tf lb. Farmers Cleaning pia, Clark, deceased. R. R. HACKETT. 45 Myton. Attorney for Administratrix. Date of first pub. Aug. 13, 1942. FOR SALE: Two frame reve. ible honey extractors; unca' Date of last pub. Sept. 4, 1942. ping melter; '37 Lincoln Zep yr, good rubber, 2 spars NOTICE OF mechanically good. Mrs. r. p 3. Miller, Myton. Application to Select DEPARTSTATES UNITED MENT OF THE INTERIOR General Land Office District Land Office 312 Federal Building U. B. HOLLENBECK Salt Lake City, Utah Notary Public July 14, 1942 North of Notice is hereby given that the State of Utah, on August 12, 1940, County Court House filed application to select, Serial Duchesne Utah the No. 062949, under provisions of the Act of February 20, 1929, for: NWUNW14 Sec. 12, SEC NEC, DR. O. I. THURMAN NEUSW'i, SWUSWU Sec. 23, NWI4NWI4 Sec. 24, T. 11 South, Chiropractor Range H East, Salt Lake MerRoosevelt Saturdays idian, containing 200 acres. Shurtleff Hotel The Department has classified Vernal on other days the land as proper for acquisition under Sec. 7 of the Taylor Grazing Act, as amended, and opened it to selection by the State, subject to compliance with the laws and regMERRIL II. LARSEN ulations governing selections under the Grant for Miners HospiAttorney-at-latals. The selection was allowed W-ls- Proper feeding1 of firm poultry flocks for the remainder of 1942 in (vvi!l be of importance ng entertain-Dennis j . Classified Legal Advertising i Professional Card w July 14, 1942. Any and all persons claiming the land adversely or desiring to object because of the mineral character of the land or for any other reason should file their protest in this office during the period of publication or before final Failure to so protest approval. within the time specified will be considered sufficient evidence of the character of the land, and the selection, being otherwise free from objection will be approved to the State. C. V. SCHAD, Acting Register First pub. July 31 Last pub. Aug. 28 Duchesne Utah L. A. HOLLENBECK Attorney t-Law Duchesne Utah non-miner- al The Record Specializes Commercial Printing. in Fine ROY A. SCHONIAN Registered Mortician Duchesne Utah ; ! j y, n. BKAiNO KENTUCKY STRAIGHT mk I BOURBON WHISKEY CHEERFUL AS ITS MULE 1 90.4 Proof National Distillers Products Corp., New York I tT nnii ;u uuvuvunn inated; to do so would be to forsake democracy. We are relying on democracy, true democracy in which every citizen takes his part both in the formation and the prosecution of policies, to win the war. There will be no patriotic duty we at home can perform more important than to go to the polls next Tuesday and exercise our right to vote. D - - - it into full swing, Mr. Maxwell says. , SAUCE FOR POTATOES Bland boiled potatoes or rice may be picked up by the add. lion of an onion sauce from which the recipe is given below. Jngred,en; One cup of chopped or finely sliced on.on; two or three teaspoons of fat; two or three 1 chopped . DRIVE OPENS FOR JUNK With the slogan, Throw- YOUR scrap into the ly junk from around their place:-- , thus impoUr.? fight, the national Junk Drive got under way in appearance and making additional room, and at the Duchesne and vicinity this week, -' according to an ' v'" announcement by F. L. .Maxwell, local salvage committee chairman. Uncertainty over the appointment of a chairman has delayed the campaign somewhat but preparations are now- under way to put WAR-NEEDE- i full rate of production of tanks and guns and ship3 j kt,rg for our fighting forces, and the War Production 3 sPonsoring drives all over the . country to gather this amount or more of scrap metal. Other forms of scrap too are needed; more oH K rubber, brass, copper, lead, tin and zinc; waste fat rags, rnamla rope, burlap bags, etc. Townspeople and farmers alike can do a doob v patriotic duty by gathering old, and un;d;mt- - j An estimated minimum of six million additional! CM tons of scrap iron and steel is needed to continue1 - - ur-r- vw :' , V'. 4 s EV J serving tops if desired. ,, ), a . 14, j ,t 1 ;i4f v'tv v ,, i.V'H-- i 1. fj-fvr yr, if . v. y f,.r t.j, vi 4 0. t'd i. ny Z Z, . 4 V; !j ?v or r' vp - wj d O ? , ,y L'..d . r' I V42 4$ 'r,7' '1 of floor; one pint of cold milk; salt; pepper; pasley or Chopped celery tops. Dim. lions; 4'ook onion In fat. When they turn a h.t.e y. Jlo h add flour and stir until it Is well blended. , add n,.lk HU r and cook until It Is smoothly fraaon to taai. Just before add p,.ey 1 f . , '. r vi S x it, . . i t;,t- !ty. v i , 'ttOLn . ii! Gilij! 1 hmM , I DELINQUENT NOTICE ''M' j ia! T'H.'c 0?e At 4 -- |