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Show Page Four Friday, June The Cache American, Logan, Cache County, Utah Dairymen Join ADA Campaign Experts Confer At USAC Station I Buzzer Released Accident Fatal To Farmer ii 'i i 1G, 1944 At Utah State the United Funeral services are being arThe story In' pictures and words Hans John Hansen In Italy Wil Hons John JLuwn, 83, resident of Gordon for In agriculture States department of the 1843-4- 4 school year at Utah Logan ranged Mr, and Mrs. Willard E. Wyatt Liam Ifodfield, 31. Crouse Creek State Agricultural college, Is de- of Logan for 70 years, died Friare conferring with members of the Uuh Stole Agricultural col- have received a letter from thetr farmer who died Wednesday about picted In The Buzzer." campus day morning at his home, 824 tlx lege experiment station staff on son Bud. who Is with the parachute 4 p. m. at his farm after sufferng yearbook, which was released for Purk Avenue, following a neck and skull fracture in a distribution niursday by Editor tnon His illness. various phase of research work. Infantry in Italy. form accident He was burn October 2, 1860 la Dr. W, It, Walker, station direcRuth Marie Richardson, Brigham Bountiful a son of Hans and Hal-leGuests of Parents tor, rrjjorls. Acceding to Archie Tojn, a City. Dr. O. C. MaglsUb. director of Merlgcr Hansen. He was a Staff Sergeant andd .Mr. Clair neighbor who discovered the vicFollowing a pattern of the mll- retired fanner. Che regional salinity laboratory. B. Sparkman are spending two tim, Mr, Hodfetld apparently had relationships gnd dvlUan 7 mar. A member of the church, he Riverside Calf, is d.scusstng soil weeks tn Logan and Richmond the opened tlie door of the automo- I book 1, divided U the mpu for the day alien salinity and alkali problems with guests of their parents Mr. and bile ho was driving which was fn UlC was a high priest In Logan stake, flve maln eecUf,Ui: Mr. Hansen married Marie Fed shortage may turn Into Dr, W. O. I.iraelson, research pro- Mrs. John Sparkman and Mr. and towing a trailer loaded with lutnlives, into professors ber. In order to look back at the j campus; men surpluses, the ADA rep- fessor of Irrigation and drainage Mrs. W, If. Stewart. July 14, 1838 in the Logon Utese lumber load. The door of the c0lm- - NIen th Pt,le: y resenting 5 000.000 dairy formers. and a collabnratory with the temple. cotn-th- e Into the and activities, struck a hay rack on Is ready with pUna for an extra-v- e his Survivors Include laboratory. Dr. W. W. Tltome At Fort Knox widow, muniiy, head his roadside and pinned lo Willard Dr. open sons and two daughters: designed and program three Gardner, of the A new feature. Introduced Into Sergeant Cecil W. Cose, hu.sband and back between the door and re outlets for all dairy foods and station staff. Preston, Hansen, Idaho; of Mrs VUutc JOfie Case, 19 So-- 1 car frame. Death was believed to Aggie yearbooks for the first time, Roy Uie regaining of consumer to ep-e- d Hansen, Las Angeles, Cal.; Henry Another visiting official Is H Uth First East street. Is been deans and of have a section Logan, instantaneous, pict- Clarence E. wis tin E. nuirkeu that have Hansen and Mrs. Stlby, regional director, divis- among a new Mr. Hudfdld was born August ures of faculty members of the contingent of men aeltled by wartime shortages, Mr. ion of land Mantle Ryan, Logan, and Mrs. economics. Bureau from the n.itkns armored divisions 18, 1912, a son of William and seven schools at USAC. Warnick said Wednesday. Norma Wise, Norwalk, Ctl, 22 of Agricultural economics. He Is now enrolled in a mar-riecourse He Grace lladfeild. special Jorgenson Several pages were devoted to nearthe In badclng seven wlUi grandchildren, conferring experiment sutlon of Instruction in Uie gunnery deLorna Kimber In the Suit military. Tlie Army Specialized cjlu(jrt.nt one brother and two ly all Utah dairy farnters have staff members on problems of land partment of the armored school, Lake L.DS. Temple June 20, Training Units, Uie Army Alr i su,tcrs: made voluntary contributions ap- economics and jjanMn College; Mrs. possible Irrigation Fort Knox, Ky. 1940. a dime a cow jar Corps, and Marines and Sailors proximating Welch, Ogden, and Mrs. developments In relation to tyje Survivors Include his mother, at the Logan Naval ah Parkinson, Rexburg, Idaho. year" to the ADAs nattonl pro- of farming and farm developments his one widow and Logan, Visitor daughLogan gram. The payments have been In Lite postwar training station. Funeral services will be conductperiod. Grouce ter, Norma Jeon Hadf-.eld- , made on tlie bttsis of a cent per Mrs. Elizabeth Mac Scrowthrr Tlie cover, designed by Marianna ed Monday at 2 p. m. In the Lo- Dr. Eubanks Carsncr, In charge sisfour brothers and four Cretk, was black , gnrl Second ward chapel by Bish-wi- th pound of buttcrlat marketed dur- of the sugar beet laboratory, Rlv Lean, former Cache county deputy ters; Mrs. Myrtle Allen, Amy Crookston, North Logan, and redjop W. F. Owen of the Twelfth silver ing the first two Weeks of June crsUle, Cal., and F. V. Owen, dl clerk, has been visiting friends Nina, and Dean emblazoned J. Hadfield, Lot creameries, cheese factories, rector of the branch relatives In Logan and Smith-fiel- d and ward. Friends may call at the figures. gan; Seaman second class Ron. laboratory. markctmilk plants, cream stations, Salt Lake during the post few days. aid J. Hadfield, former Logan pollc Other staff members were: Dor- family home Sunday from 7 to 9 City, are working out and other dairy plants where milk She now Is employed with the officer, Hawaii; Elden E. Hadfield, othy Meyers, Logan, business man- p. m. and Monday from 10 a. m, procedure with Proand cream are purchased. Tlie.se experimental fessor D. W. Pittman who is con- civil service at Fort Douglas while with maritime service, San Fran- ager; Marian Carlisle, Logan, As- until time of services. Burial will dairy companies are cooperating ducting sugar beet investigations her husband. Staff Sergeant Ken- cisco Calif.; Sergeant Norman E. sociate editor; Louella McCulloch, be In Logan cemetery under diwith Utah dairy farmers by fur- at the USAC agronomy farm. neth MacLean Is serving with an Hadfield, with army air forces In and Eileen Tolman, Logan, art rection of tlie Kenneth Lindquist nishing the machinery to make These experiments Include testing airways communications system in England, Aviation cadet Max Had-fiel- sketches, end professor II. Rueben mortuary. the deductions. About $3000 will Maxwell Field, Ala., Mrs. Reynolds, photography. beet varieties, especially seg- Clclly. be contributed by Utah farmers to sugar Jack Whitlock, Tampa, Florida. mented seed varieties, and conEditorial board members; Jeanne the work. Funeral services, to be held In Fbrsgren, Brigham City; Clcone Discharged various cultural ducting Mr. Wamick declared that "The Grouse Creek, will be announced Corporal Wasserman, Irving Campbell. Ogden; Ann Kenedy, Individual dairy farmer can do a DIG IN!" has rec- by the W. Loyal Hall mortuary. Logan prominent Richmond; pianist, Beverly Tripp. Red- DONT LET FUNGUS Job, through the ADA, that has products; end to hasten tlie re eived an honorable medical mond, Cal.; Norene Tingey, Afton Go after tha flret tlca of cracking, peelto be done but that he would be turn of consumers to tlie dairy t Big Springs soggy or Itching akin. Laboratory from the army and with Hall, Addle Young and Harry ing. tests prove MEDICATED Ioslum kills helpless to do alone. foods they prefer but which they his wife, the former Mary PetAviation Cadet Vernal L. Brack- Bonnell, Logan; Sherman Stanflll, on contact and in 10 minutes three comChairman of the ADA mobiliza- have been unable to purchase, at erson and young son, Paul, have en. son of Mrs. Ruth J. Bracken, Garland, and Mary Dtllman, Roo- mon fungi causing stinging, blazing Athtion fund drive of the Utah fed- tinn-s- , because of wartime short- returned to lete's Foot The vital tiling la don't deLogan to make their 490 West Third South steet, has sevelt. eration Is Professor A. J. Morris, ages." of horny lay get Poslam before home. For the past several months deported for bombardier training Students may obtain yearbooks skin protect the fungus. layers 60c. druggists. dairy manufacturing specialist of "What the dairy farmer pro- they have been living at Phoenix training at the Big Springs, Tex- at the college i r upon presentation the Utah extension service, who poses to do about this extra" Ariz. Mr Wasserman will open a as, bombardier schooL He grad- of a 1943-4- 4 student body card. I I I CO Mr I out that dairy farmers are milk production Is to find a way piano studio soon. I pointed M. rlSJ uated from Logan Senior high sch- Miss Richardson said. I gravely concerned over what will to sell It profitably," said ool in 1943 and enlisted In the air of the 10 to 15 billion sor Morris. "He has adopted the corps shortly after. He has a broCompletes Training pounds of 'extra milk now being course that makes sense, aiming Rodney D. Hess, 24, son of Mr. ther Lynn, serving in the navy. produced annually to meet war at Increasing consumption, rather and Mrs. D. W. Hess, 469 North needs, after the war is over. If than cither cutting his production Fourth East street, has just com- Awarded Contract milk demand declines after the or permitting a pleted the armys primary flight The Logan City board of surplus war to Its present level, leaving a to ruin him. coures at Thunderbird ion has awarded a contract to the billion 10 to 15 Tlie ADA has worked to guard Field, Glendale Ariz. He grad pound milk su Ace Raymond construction com- plus, it could wreck the dairy against Imitations taking advan- uated from Logan Senior High pany for remodeling of the Adams products price structure and de- tage of wartime shortages of dairy school and attended Utah State school. Clerk David Tarbet reports. moralize Industry," he added. foods, and it has employed vigor- Agricultural college before leaving The bid of $4026 will Include conThe fund chairman also stated ous public relations measures to for service with the Utah National between two that a vigorous program such as promote better public understand guard March 3, 1941. He trans- verting ofintospace a kicthen for hot buildings that drafted by the American ing of the farmers problems. It ferred to the air corps In June, lunches, enlarging of the faculty Dairy association will do much to has also sponsored extensive news-fin- d 1943. He was named cadet flight room, of a new lavatory installing now markets; to discover paper and magazine advertising lieutenant daring his primary i and providing an outside entrance facts that will aid sale of dairy and a radio netwoik broadcast training. to the boiler room. Dairy farmer of Utah. under Merrill tuMnt Warnlrk of Uuh Orove, president of th Joined during Dairy Federation, aeelu of June tn the first support of the America Dairy Asnation-aid- s sociation's program of sdvrrUmnif, merthanduong and rewardi. aimed at nntinuinmg a Iwallhy dairy industry after the Four of officials to nt price-wreckin- ile I nl-intt- i great-grand-t- ' j Sar-suuon- ed ATHLETE'S foot g I i'J Plan Now to Attend NORTHERN UTAH'S GREAT ed U. S. A. C. Stadium JUNE 2G AND Evening Shows , 27 . Remember Y Fathers Day rJ-- ". is June 18th ni . k Everyone engaged in farming or gardening, and using electricity from Utah Power is ARROW DADS FADS TIES ' t ! I j J FULL DETAILS 1. NOW. Electricity is doing an important job in helping farmers and gardeners is produce food for victory. In what particular way or ways electricity grand gifts for Father's Day I Light Company lines, invited to enter this easy contest It ends August GET ' & helping you? Just tell about it in a letter $50 to $150 in War Bonds. Come in, tell us what Dad gets the biggest kick out of in his spare time, and well show you some swell looking Arrow ties whose patterns are keyed to the image and likeness of Dads favorite doings. Dads Fads ties are made of a smootlf, full bodied Foulard, form a neat knot very time. A special resilient lining keeps wrinkles at arms length. ... and you may win As a suggestion why not sit down and make a list of the things that machines water-pump- s electricity is doing on your place right now! Milking ranges brooders milk coolers water-heater- s for irrigation that cook the family meals and help in putting up fruit and vegetables . . . such appliances as these are examples of the ways in which elecof your family. tricity saves labor and time for every member ! If you make it today youll get first choice I of colors the very ones Dad will be $"1 wanting for wear with his summer suits, j. 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