OCR Text |
Show CACHE AMERICAN CACHE COUNTY. UTAH I' iff Six ' Reason Near for and tlr t it i.'.s Silos, Filling Tin kiii-int- tal-ala- It u I, l.; lul i.'.ic Consumers To Get Cost Figures If. lull siio p.i! crnio nrr tit tint lull.n. J Retail uu !! Ji.d the 0 .jhji'wiHv tl.at cifn i.l- ui;p olirii in iu an.liy u produn d rai.oii tr.n a'UHa hay a t .1 : lii.urm a means I r gnailv Cnr.siiiivr of farm jinxluru ar- milk am! ini Itm cost of jir.il;i-tiu- f H, K. t. MUN4KD to ta-- furnb.lud. In tin- - m ar fyliin-litl-t man .meat in L'uh Urm Animal I! limn tin nk!y Util. licll com J'.'t lea Ii.n, lor any on tin- - reason tiirrcax-- , turity Utah larmrr tail! oon I and commodity pruc Cuournrd with grlUnk Uu vi it, formation on aho la fritm and t;a:vcv-l.vJt iru. uik- Vuoe ' additional money, $nll m- III kiai I Jt al111 au.ri) timed icr of ttic L'liiU d Staten Ik tart -- Lr ned.im incni of Labor and the tutted Montana, In BbO. Lad 22 5 avail-- ( state lk jurum iit of Atrrirultuit At Uu torn plan', r..' iu it m-- , lit iiuu.me la.m; CJ lor r'-- ayruu! aie to gatlier and re;rt price a te; conic gla Ain.d and p.-n sutcj m 'Linux. , alnle ttie Waalilngton tu1 tutll.r j qurtilly. ll aliould be alLcd o(,ij, mti!ren lit, according to a agcrriei tabulate and analyse tiiem, alicre 111 s(lil)y by 1 -- time u,r L the po.nl and n.ai linn ry on according to Inlormatlim ncelvcd cll dcnU-and the kernel aie Ihrcctor William l'ctrson from Hie Bureau ot nia.i? lii.cim-ertngleave ol the plant are some rltunur:jj C. lloe. contumera' Dr. Lredi-nfnind ,nt cuied. na-i- L no tbje-'- t ot- .statr Department of Agriculture, ' roumel for tlie agricultural admin-d.nartin culling la id corn rally KiiM.a rankrd aecotid alth 20; btraUon. Doctor Hoae Intends to and attempting to produce U j North Dakrta third. tlie Information on prices rh IS: South ' reb-asgreen tnimaturp silage ith iu high Dakota fourth, aiih 15; Nebraska through tt.e preM. radio, and ot moiiture. The plant al;(lf,hi m, J(. in(j Wyoming sixth 11 report to groups and India U atage produce a aounmlth J3 In State the tjpclduals. a: age anil high acid content. On0j farn:ing. topography. toil, and The field ataffs of the tmo de-tother hand, hanTNt'ng oiara . rimr.te are aultable lor e a 111 gather tvtall prlrex partmenla . be nmrt i)ro.;-ctiguidt-ton by Ion bread, nulk, meat, and oilier o;w.rmt tolia. " Tlie average horsepower available foods. In 50 cltle and from more J earh agrirulhiral aorkrr In the than 1.000 Wore. In the depart- f JT mrnt office at Washington the United sute, aa. 6 7. frost Will hen a la the R it atanding I Of the rated horsepower avail- priors will be checked and the porarrive. able In Montana, approximately 25 tion that the farmer receiving to bajpf The trench Wlo continue acnediU'd to horse for raw mate rlala will be deters U most efficient and economical , n mined. g jear old and over; p)up-means for the atorage of the emm tnj K,nsas ,7 p,.r wnl; ln N(rth Da- Tim report will also cover any In IntermounUtn area, the j plant x04 t1 per cent; ln South Dakota price lncmura resulting from the Several hundred of these Wlo al- -, 30 p,.r c.nl; N(.bra.vk. 29 per payment of higher wages and new ivady oonstnicted are ready and fl.nt: nd In Wyoming. 43 per cent.,.niplovmrnt and mlll include any hwilral deluding gas changes ln price, of manufactured nn morp wtU be constructed tractors, stationary gas engine, or other commodities that farmers tall according to Information from j tnlrks Metric motor. buy. The latter item will provide an . agrtcuUural agenU. 11(ht plikllts. and combined har- - Index of the buying power of the r. "The Trench 81Io", a bulletin made up the farmer. published for fire distribution to balance of available power, Farmers have too long been getUtah farmers by the Extension Kansas, with approximately ting a small return for their labharvester-threshCrrvtce of Die Utah State Agri(combines!, or In feeding us." Doctor Howe cultural college, has recently been led all States In live ue of this "We are trying to Increase revised and u now available for machine. Oklahoma ranked secdistribution. In addition to com- ond with 7 000; Montana third, their pay. At the same time we are going to do what we can to with 5.900; Texas fourth, with plete intormWion covering the see the consumers are proof trench silos this buland Nebraska and North Da- tectedthat at a time when tlie adminletin contains a climatological table kota each had 3.300. istration Is trying to pull farmers Indicating the average killing frost not Is dates ln anting and fall for various certain whether and workers out of what President Hollywood eectlons of Utah and also infor- three comedians In a picture make Roosevelt has called the 'economic mation concerning tlie feeding ' It three times as funny or whether lull1 tliey have been living In for four yrars. value of com silage for various each makes tlie oilier look sad. classes of animals. In making a re- "Many manufacturers and distmest for this publication ask for, Tlie next tiling on the bill ofj tributors have declared their readiNo. 50. ness to ploy fairly and squarely fare will be split-atosoup. Bulletin Ready limn ' i... Avnllnnlf pofrr 4 ay -- m p ahile eoig.umrr are Icyi:.-hlnto organize to ensure 1j:. dialing In scores of r.ticj m t.v . la-- t forisuii.r-Coun- t cmiple of ate-kUs Lave teen lorme I m n.t inslame al tlie auggestion of tie mayors. Tliey are art) reflect consuitx-rInterest With tto-'g-representative group ae a,!, eiaij rale to Uie blrnost." r por ; PflWPl )iih j t, lutr c . ly ' , apre-eigite- nl ' a dinner Sunday ,ii.d Mrs. A. H. Mr and Mrs. Rlcliard. and h-- ,Wtllulle. lir.t ! r , I I MENDON d. A nnrly arranged dinner w ' given Monday by Mrs. Joteph N hcena-In honor of her sun i t) family, Mr. and Mr. Harold of Co lit ford. Idaho. A lo-ke- l of flowers centered the table Cover were laid for Mr. and M-- v Son men and family, Mrs. le-i.- r Hill and family, Mrs. Mary A. Hill Mr. and Mrs. Sorensen. Mr O, J Barrett entertained a! n t..-- r Urge-scal- . Bum Either of Orpha BuLt. Ellen daughter, r Edith was c U brat.r.g "th bit'J.da". Besides the honored W k h, Ldna Forms n,Lad. Games Were plmrd, r !rrhnu i.t Bird covers laid for wire Mrs. guests Mrs, R. E. Andi-rsoof Hiawatha wrved to 14 small guviv tie shower at WillsU.lv In Lizzie Baker, Mr and Mrs. Larsen speiit the week cud Kt.d Tailor. guest of Mrs.!i Mathew Footer, honor of Mr and Mrs. Charles and family. Wllford Larsen. Mrs, William Baker epent Thurv Wvatt. Jr M.sdaiia-Marva Kidman. Ellen j at Salt Lake. Mis Buker went Mr and Mrs Lew Wallace, Mrs. Ladle. Itetta Hnbner, Annie Hughes Sewing Cirdye me Thursday at day to visit lo-- daughter Luella who u Hazel Tlie 7ma Frail of Fait Lake spent Sun- Mis Mr. of. Coprn. loin- - Buker. attended stuio- - jhome being treated at the childrens tics- -, w! spent tn sewing j pitul, day here, the guests of Mr. and primary ofllcers and teachers par- afternoon 10 were Refreshment Mr to Kidman. Arthur served ty Thursday at liyrtim. A prettily arranged luncheon was Mives Orpha Buist. Helen AhMr. and Mr. Fred Sorensen of Sieelal guests were Mr. Clar given Friday afternoon by Mrs 1 Pine-dalMrs H. C. Papenfuss of rens were guevta last week of Mrs. Provo, guests of Mrs. John D. Muir, jxie Baker. Flowers centered the Wyoming, at Loean. Lrwu table. Cover were laid for Mx. week. this Baker, Mr. ami Mrs. Floyd Oopen of Smith and Friday Margaret Mrs. George Smith entertained Mary E. Sorensen. Mrs. Manila Bowen of Balt Lake spent Thurs- Bubt. Malad were guests Sunday o! Mrs. Edna Sorensen of at a quilting Wednesday. Lunch- day, guest of Mrs. George Smith. t! ur trntlwr, Mrs. Agnes Copen. Idaho, Miss Jennie Richwas served by the hostess to Willard Richards accompanied ards. Mrs T, P. Smith of Logan spent eon Mrs. William Bower. Mrs. Thyra Mr. and Mrs. Daniel B. Richards of Bunduv. and guest Saturday William Richards of Arizona was son and fondly. Mr. and Mr Homer of Beaver Dam. Mrs. Retta of Cache Junction, Mr. Richard, guest of Mr. and Mrs. llyrum Sorensen. Mrs. Verna of on a r.w.-father Hnbner, Oxford H. C. Stauffer Mrs. Smith. fishing trip Richards, Wednesday. son of Mr. to Lest River. Allen Richmond, nn Pained at a luncheon Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Lor.rtroth. ta r honor. Misses Hazel Sorensen. Stella and Mrs. George Richmond was evening m Mivs.-Ann and Barbara lfard-- n operated on for appendicitis Tues- Ladle. Ines Barrett. Ardella Lat- Mrs. Frank Hancosk, Mrs. Emma ins. Hazel Muir enjoyed a hike In Hancock, spent an spent this week at WelLsvIlle day at a Logan hospital. Saturday ut Cvdi-with their grandmather. Mrs. Eliza Oleaner girls met at tlie home the hills Friday. They cooked their and Salt Lake. Mrs. Lynn Soren-se- n of Mrs. Verna Soreaven- Wednesday dinner over' a bonfire. Stuart. accompanied them to Ogden Mrs. Mahonri Richards enterMrs. Wllford Larsen was hostess evening. Refreshments were served she will remain lor an Inwhen He BarMore were In a tained at to a well appointed dinner Sunday Those present party Wednesday Alice honor Bhelton. of her daughter Lrola who definite stay. In honor of Mr and Mrs Alex rett. Grace Ladle. s - 77T. d il. ln l.oiu.r of Mr 1. e. I - j.r rrjit aah the administration FrMav. Sii'tniihcr 3E rinfri x E 1 I i The The Pioneer Machine , That And vester-threshe- 24.-0- Made er Leader Coal 0; of Dependable Automatic I Stokers Automatic vV ...L h mat on ikz jo&f Fuel Exclusive Features of the Iron Fireman A Genuine, First-Lin- e, First-Quali- Advancements in engineering design, which are to be had in only the 1933 IRON FIREMAN, clearly explain why this machine is so distinct. IRON FIREMAN sales are far ahead of any year in its history. More than 200 owners in Cache Valley alone vouch for IRON FIREMAN reliability. So universal is its use that we do not hesitate to claim that the good things heard about the use of stokers is the result of the happy experience of IRON FIREMAN users. So many satisfied and enthusiastic owners cannot be wrong. Check the following VITAL requirements: ty 0 "MASTER SERIES" GEAR CASE Patented method of speed reduction through gears of the strongest materials, fitted as closely as in the finest automobile ball bearings through out all gears run in oil providing a silent, continuous feed of coal no noise, no ratchets, no plungers. Gear case, motor, fan and all machinery enclosed in a SOUNDPROOF box to quieten all sound of operation, but with proper ventilation to keep motor cool. A '2)ua(?aufoiiiaZic fiefiriyerator n0 Sir., O MOTOR Of sufficient size to carry full load require- ments without danger of damage mounted on spring suspension to absorb vibration protected from coal dust and furnace room dirt. This amazing new Westinghouse value is second-lin- e . . . not a not a price-leadsame precision-buil- t, model. It is powered with the HERMETICALLY-SEALEWestinghouse mechanism used in larger models. Cabinets are of the finest Q COAL HOPPER Built air tight to prevent smoking shaped round and equipped with coal agitator to insure feeding of dampened coal constructed of 8 inch rust resisting steel' to provide protection against corrosion by strong acid fumes of damp, warm coal mounted on a base of Yz inch steel no light weight materials that have proven unsatisfactory are allowed on IRON FIREMAN construction. Only materials that will be sound and serviceable 10 years from now are built in IRON FIREMAN. 3 D all-ste- New Westinghouse Model BL-4- 3. 4.2 cubic .feet net usable interior volume 8.9 square feet of shelf area . . . freezes 44 large ice cubes (4j lbs.). Priced at only $99.50, F. O. B. Factory (Freight, ... tax and installation extra.) nlASTEHO series COME quality . . . Insulation . super-seale- d with Westinghouse-perfecte- Dual-automat- ic Eco-nomat- ic SPECIAL SECRET PROCESSED RETORT AND service FEED WORM insures years of trouble-fre- e for IRON FIREMAN users. Feed worm of large size to prevent necessity of turning at high speed to feed required amount of coal retort large enough to burn all coal without high pressure draft. IN SEE IT! Furniture Company Exclusive Cache Valley Dealers west 1st North Logan NATIONAL BACKGROUND OF SUCCESS Over period of 12 years IRON FIREMAN has been made and used successfully. Sold in every state and many foreign countries. It is not necessary to take our word alone ask any one of your many neighbors who have used IRON FIREMAN over a period of one to nine years if it is successful and dependable. 6a MANUFACTURERS Ask your banker to give you the financial standing of the makers of IRON FIREMAN. Remember a stoker will be of value only as long as its makers remain in business to give you service and market for their protect your investment a world-wid- e product assures IRON FIRREMANS future stability and existence it is not limited to local consumption. 7 4 up to 25 in electricity cost. Now on display at our showroom. Terms are liberal. Its an extravagance to pay more than the small cost of a Westinghouse ... a GAMBLE to pay less. Crystal Bottling and 700 d finished with expensive lacquer. interiors and frosters provide ample storage for food and ice cubes, are as easy to clean as a china control protects against emergendish. cies, provides temperature selection with defrosting and operating positions which save . . IRON FIREMAN hoppers will hold sufficient coal to last a full week without attention in the milder winter weather 36 to 48 hours without attention in the most severe temperatures sufficient coal supply that attention 2 or 3 times daily is not necessary. C COAL SUPPLY Q SERVICE Factory trained members of our organiza-tio- n are always available on short notice to give attention to any problem encountered in the operation of IRON FIREMAN stokers. See the New Iron Fireman at Our Show Room Investigate Carefully Its Many Advantages. . . . Buy a Machine that will Serve You in 10 years with the Same Satisfaction as during the First Year! A. H. 186 ID aimer & Sons PHONE 460 NORTH MAIN ST. E EE EE LOGAN, UTAH V |