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Show The Cache American, Logan, Cache County, Utah Tape Eight Awards Made To Thirty-Nin- e Aggie Athletes T. h. le . t:i A" .1 tt.llf!' Im Authority Points Out Merits of Potato Feeding National Wilderness Camf) Boy Scouts Enjoy Ir ' , all r Thursday, April 17. 1941 ! i .l!.l i.wl.jll l!i 11 . . s I- -? ' , V . Vr. Ru 'g . - liil'Mv 1U A f i s iLv m .v..-ii- or us , I , Tl i prc.V.unr ihi; ; ji'er. potator 1 by r'-a- y 'ting a it 1 1 ot be c:.ca; r Mg I . I; ant- - S Mr. Sotm.-- . it:.l.iid 1 ' iin ii :lr,:r at the U'tan I'ollig., stall ti.ul lus. Ag:. cultural Mr i n , rn.i.i; ;x-- d o J- jcV.'-rr'vV- (Continued From Page One) Pu'.atoia may tv sj'.-.fulfed l.w.--! k if ((.! into Ml. all to avoid u.e d.iiiv;. r o ( p.ece . cl ii all potatoes or pir- ot lar i- m t!v am-lt;a'.-"O 4 v-- V College Alumni Plan Meet May 16 11 pie! upV C i r i .ate'l J lh.it tii iade. or by runnii.g a ovir tlvin. it is iiol vL.e to lit r.ixk have free acrrvs to Urge ot iiuou.it of p Catxs of i. t.i 1 rx'. 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Silage will to award go Wrestling made by running potatoes and On Land Policies at Los Dal Robert Koike, p From all pari of the nation experienced Scout ctmpera and leaderw head (or their Phi'tum Rockymountain Captain dry corn fodder t! trough silage Angeles ot ii K.,7 acres ot mount. on country ne.tr I imtrron. New Mmco lor an umurpaewd aililernesi campint Gerald Iaitnrr, J. T. AbForestry Meeting ' has almost a much value cutter National Kit Tlie located land and maintained ol the Larson the f xplot it developd in by ramp. (Continued from Page One) bott, Lamar Maikay. Crosby Bolt. com as for cattle Amif-cailage a land of UUd aa ot received Waite ol a fattening who Okla Council Scout tin the bom in Tulsa, Phillip lioy gilt of agriculture, Burl IUTn.anr.con, Dale Miller, and having the Dr. Rasmussen states. When this of a degree of decenSeth Maughan and Darwin Brad-Heladvantages o Is the made, silage Thooe w liming swimming tralization and sufficient flexiration should be four-fiftpoawards are Byrne Ferenllus, Eubility to meet varying hical conh com. tatoes and gene French. Duane Henderson, Potatoes have been satisfactorily dition in the public land state. Bill Miller. Clyde H.gglnson, Cap-tal- n 4. The used In place of silage for feeding restriction of national and Parry Bid Glueckner beef catie and beef breeding cow. park to those unique expansion Leavitt. When fed with alfalfa hay, po- area origicontemplated by tatoes have been worth about 80 nal national By Robert Crookaton park policy and the siWESTON, corn DENVER - A. of value of the Andrew Hauk. percent Tills is a weather report to the reorientation of recreation area lage. Cache American readers who special assistant U. & attorney of Westons development to bring new areas and Daughters of Utah!lde In distant parts and are still general here, has been sent to Yearling steers may be fed as of this type closer to the popumuch ss 30 pound of potatoes per lous centers which need and use Salt Lake City to conduct a re- Pioneers assembled Tuesday Aft- - Concerned about their beloved head dally provided plenty of hay, them. to wflr.es the unveiling . Sangional inquiry of the sugar beet Toda'- - APrU 16- and bone blizzard protein concentrates, industry, It waa announced Tues- of a monument honoring the first 5. The active cooperation of lb snow melted as It meal are added. tor day. seven pioneer families who ml-- . lul1 Intervened weather King ' the conservation successalso been have hours Potatoes SCVral round for organizations the aecond consecutive week to Hauk was ordered to begin the grated from Richmond. Utah in,hlt 18 used as a substitute for com and interests of America in the at Ul" fully the of Utah 1865. ,CV?V to the APr!h opening make their homes prevent in Utah by Thun1 investigation sn silage when fed to dairy cattle at advacacy of these programs and collegiate tennis season, first the man W. Arnold, chief of the an-- ! on farms ni';,r Weston creek and foot of Uie 24 to 40 pounds dally policies and in the resistance to Young Utrust division of the department! cstjblish Idahos second oldest covering everything and Is still a rale of University of per head. Dairy cows, after they any further encroachment upon sifting down. university match being roliud out of Justice, before he left Denver j Prmancnt wbile settlement. to potatoes productive natural resources. Inaccustomed Many of our poor citizens have become at Provo last Friday and then the Monday. James , Me. Henderson, T10 monument was erected by no shelter for their cars and just seem to relish them, however, af- cluding water, by federal legislaB Y Aggie meet that was head of the division mountain Lonc Roc,c Camp, Daughters of leave them out exposed to frost ter several months, cows may lose tion or administrative to have been played here Wedncs states procedure, revealed. office, And while we are their appetite for this feed. and storm. and including opposition to such was set back because day He left for Salt Lake Is Milk about in cars City the driving production usually talking about blanket of snow covered the Ag proposals as the transfer from after Tuesday night, assisting Logan is just as rotten as ever. the same on afalfa bay and com the department of agriculture of gle courts. Our people who are good drivers silage a$ on alfalfa hay and pota- the forest service or Coach Perce Smith conferred in indictment proceedings against any of its cannot always avoid the reckless toes, but In the later case more functions. with Fred (Buck) Dixon, Y" ten 240 lumber and cement dealers is In consumed. the cars and who drive maniacs hay carry ycglorf. nls coach at 6 am. yesterday and During his talk Mr. Champ destate driver's certificates. Can you When potatoes are fed to lambs decided that the matches will be londerson said Hauk would clared that "the expansion of the into fellow some In a to addition of running ration imagine week sometime legume the assisted be played during by federal bureau recyour car and then his only excuse hay and grain, the gains are US' national park and that the University of Utah net. of investigation agents in Salt is that his brakes failed to work ually slightly Increased. Usually reational areas, which has been tors come to Logan, the matches Lake City. and the officer who Investigates the potatoes are worth about 20 to given recent additional emphasis probably will be played on the Henderson also disclosed that says you are both to blame. Per- 25 percent a much as grain for by approval of the bureau of the of week which that Wednesday J. G. Kisler, treasurer of the budget of a large appropriation sonally, I think that the Utah fattening lambs. will b on May 7. A week from Great Western company, driver's license la a farce, because do very well when part of for the development of additional Friday the Fanner netmen will had been relievedSugar Hogs of a subpena In some cases where a man has the go to Salt Lake City to meet the grain In the ration 1s replaced recreational areas by the departserved last month to appear be- j,.s Theron Parma q carter 0f Salt . an operators license he seems to by cooked potatoes. When feeding ment of interior, appears to be racquet fore a federal agent jury In wife and squad. City Thomas Preston, for- - think that entitles his potatoes to hogs, the potato should part of a program to extend the Francisco with the records of mpr state senator from Franklin U klds drlv be cooked, however. When Jurisdiction of podepartment the company. on 11118 ubect of snow tatoes are fed, the animal should over all the natural resources county and Weston merchant for of be will sons pleased have free access to either pasture tlie western states. The records, he said, have been more than 40 years; Mrs. Hat- you prodigal some or green alfalfa. Since a large portion of these Franklin county to know that Logan has placed in the hands of the local tie WaRgron, resources lies within the national antitrust office, but refused to D U P captain, and George E. of the best and most skillful skiers of forests under the administration disclose further action taken by I Burgi, president of Oneida stake, In the west. They are the equal any of those Swiss, Austrians, and and additional space allotted as of the forest service In the office. were the despeakers. m are Chicks older. chicks the grow Mr. Hardman Norwegians that of partment such agriculture, or handiThe Rocky Mountain sugar bectj more exhibition frequently injured imported and keeps on A total of 451 cases of communcontrol would change at the famous Sun Valley Resort. capped by too little rather than the statusultimately icable disease was reported to the investigation, he said, is part of gOCJy of most of the national the general inquiry being con- mountain too much feed, the only loss from down The annual Division of Epidemiology, Utah feed wasted or forests. a for in San being ducted ML Francisco. races off state Logan State Board of Health, for the 'Land tied up in national distance of 5 miles has been won left In the litter. week ending April 11. This Is an EXECUTIVE TELLS Milk In either liquid or dry parks and monuments no by Logan men three years in Increase of 32 cases over last week OF Sl'BPENA longer succession and the fastest time forms should be given as a part of make a substantial SALT LAKE CITY I L A. and a decrease of 522 cases over contribution minutes was nine by Mr. states. Blackham run the for that feed, to the economic support of the The body of those reported one year ago. INKOMJdaho, Benning, vice president and genSweet or sour milk may be fed state and The Increase this week Is due eral manager of the AmalgamaKenneth Allen Campau, Mac Maeser. its communities, as is will Is if it From all appearances there available, or dried milk the case with similar lands adalmost entirely to an Increase in ted Sugar company of Ogden, drowned Monday in Rapid creek the number of cases of German said Tuesday night that he un- in Inkom in a double tragedy be ample snow for skiing until fed as a part of the mash is ministered under multiple use in the last of May. equally valuable If liquid milk can- forest service measles, a total of 195 cases be- derstood control, Mr. Champ the goyemments in- which claimed the life of his not be obtained. ing reported. diswas commented. sister, Carol, of the sugar beet investigation Davis County reported a case In recent years, covered and removed Tuesday he continHuman hope and faith should of typhoid fever. This Is the 6th dustry was incidental to a gener- at 10 a. m. from the ued, "these vast new additions racing creek by Join in case to be reported for the State al inquiry being conducted nature's grand harmony, to the national parks system have the department of justice into waters. In 1941. and, if on minor key, make music been Searchers aided by powerful proposed, the of western distribution manufacturcosts in the heart. Mary Baker Eddy. Sixteen cases of pneumonia were states have attempted to obtain searchlights, probed and dragged from ed products. a over increase slight reported the creek and deeper Portneuf legislation authorizing water storMr. Benning said that the recthe previous week. Suooessful poultry producers are Fann!e Hurst Praises and industrial operations such age into which river flows the creek Richfield and Spring City each ords of his company had been as mining, farming and for 17 hours before the tiny recognizing the need of providValues of grazing Maturity reported one case of tuberculosis. subpenaed by the federal grand feedwithin the parks. found by toward Cur-h- e ing adequate range space and Aooording to a provisional report jury in Sa Francisco" and tot bodyTas amounts of green sufficient ing in an kom cement plant employe outspoken yet Just released by the United States had planned to leave with feeds and milk for the production SOFTLY, Fannie Hurst, one of Public Health Service covering the them for the coast city next ensnared by wire fencing in a of E, Blackman S. wuri good pullets. Ralph the greatest American novelists, First 9 months of 1940, Utah had He it extension poultrymen at the Utah dmits manifestations all of that the lowest death rate from all State Agricultural college states. y As enticing cs the f the humanness of nature, forms of Tuberculosis of any state The most satisfactory pasture for is the most in the Union. interesting. a pullet range is alfalfa, clover, Miss Hurst writes Other diseases reported were as and blue grass. Where a per- n "Maturity, the May issue of Cosmopolitan follows: chickenpox 74, Influenza and not is manent pasture possible is ' 6, measles 21. mumps 31, Scarlet magazine, the range is limited, oats or oats moment Farm that fever 7, whooping cough 69, gonwhen the juicesl and peas should be planted now orrhea 7, and syphilis 21. ...REMEMBER? of the grape and to permit the birds to be Cedar City and the following cease to ferment turned into this when they are counties: Carbon, Daggett, Morand become older, Mr. Blackburn explains. ? uan,Code No. 257 wine. No adgan, Rich, Sevier, Uintah ,and grown pullets are better Range t. t. Cod No. 258 the of herent Wasatch are to be congratulated Pint. Code No. 259 fleshed, have a better coat of would that I on their report of no diseases. were young feathers, and more yellow color school. Miss pigment in shanks, beak, and skin Hurst says now1 than pullets grown in confinethat she has inment or on limited range without herited maturity, shade or an abundance of fresh 1 -- gala she likes it. canfeed When feed. green green She considers not be suplied, well cured alfal- it as a blessed h d state of being, shuld da?dy who were released at the last The creek, generally a shallow and pictures maconference, a program will be held !j stream with the water barely ande,ht as article in ahandmaiden her meal be proalia all turity In the ward chapel, Thursday covering its bed, was swoUen ready with a sense of bulwlng a bowry or at my elbow, ac8 at evening commencing one-haof to sense relative as pm. as two much a and values, wanted straw or humor, of cording to Rulon B. Maughan, feet deep patience, compromise and discretion' by Sundays heavy weeds. you of of assortment an first counselor of the new bishop- rains and the usual palliatives spring runChicks may be fed the more eco- which Youth has little more than ric. Mattingly & Moore. off. nomically If poultrymen use feed an inkling. Compared with the The retiring bishopric was headAlthough After several probings of Rapid troughs that will keep the feed 'quieter values of maturity, much ed by Evan H. Bankhead as bishYouth now seems to have been creek, C C C enrollees from Ban- clean, prevent waste of feed, and inexpensive, op, assisted by Evan O. Darley PocatellS, sher- not allow the chicks to get into agonizing self consciousness, arti one and Oliver S. Bailey as counsel- nock camp near ficial values, naked sensibilities and ors and Robert P. Leatham, clerk. iff's officers and Inkom residents them. The chicks should be fed callow cussedness. America's at in desire Portconcentrated search the as much any as they Heber P. Murray Is the new bishof maturity, according The whiskies. Try neuf river. Several screens fash- time. A real danger occurs If ade- tc Misssting op, Rulon B. Maughan first counHurst, is only in the num- -' I not are snow of feed ioned provided, fences were placed quate hopers her of years we must wait in order today selor, Thomas B. Lindley second and At least one Inch of feeding space to attain it, for the uses of Ma- -' counselor and Vernon Bankhead at intervals downstream, start turity are sweeL "For the first from boats and banks the sear- should be provided at the as clerk. BLENDED WHISKEY writes Miss Hurst, I am 85 time, chers used A program, followed by a dance grappling hooks, realizing how many things I do proof 72 grain were used long search for the small boys not have to do, and resultantiy for and light refreshments has been powerful searchlights neutral spirits arranged for by the new bishopric as the search continued through- body mentioned Dr. Angus Mc- the first time, I am not doing them. FrankfortDistilleries, 1 am tne first For time auxout aided of the of the coach officers the realizing Portland, by Monday night. Kinnon, Inc., Louisville Cr iliary organization. An Invitation Sheriff D. A. McNichols, in Ore., YMCA swimming team, and that the things that seem sc worBaltimore of all former and present ward commending Inkom residents for the four members who aided in risome in Youth dwindle in retrospect and even die of members to attend Is extended. their cooperation in the night- - the search. aUlDr Mau-Cha- n, or not they ' have Scout-cam- eija-fienc- d. corn-potat- Logan Weather May Interest Our Readers U. S. Makes Snow Halts Scheduled Tennis Match Inquiry into Sugar Industry one-fift- to - a' baul Utah-Brlgha- m Santis tot Health Report For the Week In This State Qf DrOWned Child Found In Rapid Creek over-feedi- Specialist Stresses Importance of Pasture Feeding ma--irit- OLD CELLAR at Grandfather's Wa I just tip off to it's really to it's of great lf it -- it l5 6ra in eoi,tY ? VPS |