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Show The Cache American, Logan, Cache County, Utan Tape Eight Opportunities for Women Trained In Home Economics Reviewed Friday, August 25, 1911 ceived by dairy farmer, accompanied by inctaesed dairy pa) menu beginning September 1, prtU illy Will Cau-price rations to conThr-to four durtm women need trair.inj lit child Effective inmu-diutlpositions a Comodity Ity Itl'TIl TAYLOR Milk production on farm be Uiore favorable for to tinue as hod wheal well at development aa well as training in Credit Utah liable in at 1944 uf Use hull corporation lual probutdy ing other for There are so tnny definition than dairy production may be used for any class or for freedom. throughout the nation for women institutional management, Will equal tlx 6 600,000 000 pound It U what you cull liveiunk enterprise. hi home ewmomns, weight of livestock or poultry, If. tlirough-Mi-- a me period of lunch fvhool programs because it jiroducvd jn the word an of alluring E. Larsen, member of the Utah At 194. the jmtex number Una Vermillion, associate 0llt Hi state also need lixs bureau of agricultural I 43. all people. mean all to fo. tings farmer prices nocited b)' professor of institutional manage-- 1 parlors in this program center stale AAA committee advised livecctmumic e.'iUma led today. Ask the small boy on a spring was at Uie highest st Utah State Agricultural colle-gand stock and poultry feeders and ahifU Ui utilization, how- dairy products menus, foods, around planning reof 55 In mid-Julfeed dealers day and hell answer you promptlevr years today. ;ll mull in reported following a recent survey j buying conservation. Miss Vermil-o- f ever, probably No school and the fish blUng. farmers received ly, by Prices cord. and business Industrie Under previous regulations feed Utah explained, supplies ot txrum dairy wholesale houses. Ask the speculator, he'll say. No at sold milk hole for ot wheat could be not as used feed decreaaM supplies product and promim.nt in the public eye fol- for all classes of livestock 15. averutinf 1313 per I and po- restrictions and a quick market. others, notably butler, ll report on July Die war will be home and of the to nnd lowing type Ask Uie dictator and hell say, Attempting tents four were higher 100 1. pounds, for market ultry Hogs except: added. . f demonstration work for the state, public throughout A fat neighbor mid-Jun- e mid who will not live positions the price, over 200 2. Beef than weighing Creamery butler production tor July farm price of butterfat at ojien to women trained In home private Industry program" declar- cattle beyond "fair pounds. devine right my struggle against to , good" tin third and fourth quarter is 50 2 cents per pound remained economics. Miss Vermillion visit- ed Misa Vermillion. "Women inI to want." take what 3. and Broilers terested In tli!5 field should have for sale as such orbeing .raised expected to continue languid Uie from previous ed leading firms and hospitals. Ask the pioneer and he will ay, unchanged purchased of oilier Froduclatn demonIn actual but year. giving experience ' as such, Mr. Larsen explained. stores horizons month, Uncluttered the offer and a Department manufactured dairy products, prinstrations while copy writing, adLivestock and poultry feeders chance to make my own way." Milk production on farms dur- greatest variety of work to home Amand millt are and work commercial vertising cipally evaporated of US billion pounds economics graduates, shq said. directly connected wth the demon- needing feed wheat should file Ask the idealist and he will say, erican olieenc, may run ahead ot ing June more Uian & In these application with their local AAA "A new world where all may share stor is There a aeaaunafiy place 1943. Production of nonfat dry milt Increased stration programs. committee and feed dealers should of the bounties of the earth." Ask sales 119 of for writers, the copy advertising from production May aolid and dried whole milt for Is local need for There file urgent beapplication direct with the the religious man and he will say, was of women, heads slightly departments, and the last six muntlis of this year billion pound, but to home economists write for Regional director of the CCC in "A life In which I may worship ready-to-weProducIn fabrics of 1943 low the buyers producUon. new lugh probably will reach and radios. Timely Portland Oregon, Mr. Larsen said. my Ood according to my own condairy pro- departments, decorators and advis- newspapers level above comparable past per- tion of nwnufactured can be met The price to the purchaser Is science and obey his holy laws." needs and problems dewas In home ors the decorating Jilgher ducts, except butter, iods. more satisfactorily through locally determined by the price In effect Uian last. partment; assistant In the cafe Why are there so many defln-atlonAgain. aupplic available in the in June this year on Is the date the wheat than through peronnel shipped. Because freedom is not sales and of trainer teria personlast half of 1843, prospective civi- Creamery butter producton columns. Miss Vermil- Wheat shipped to purchasers in a static thing. It is not a rule syndicated nel. to last relative declme to for lian supplies of dairy products lion emphasized. Millard, Beaver, Don, and Wash- - but a way ot life. It Is an obliand at 178 million pounds was At the present time there Is a July December 1844 indicate mixed year counties during August gation. It Is determined by our Among other position open tolngt0n trends. IVr capita fluid milt con 13 percent below last years June derth of women In day care ceu cos kushol where-trainiPr women with 310 economics,11 million relationship to other people. Only of equipped pounds. will be about tors she for production children, explained. sumption probably 'heat the hermit on be free alone. Freeof are food supervisors To obtain positions in these cei. the same as Uie record consump al olher coun'es ln lhe dom in a civilized community is labor campus, air. rail and ship 1843, Uon during t $1.29 the way of life that demands inand Red stat durln Auguit wu hostesses, dieticians, Little change is in prospect bi Ovaries Izatt, Benson. 3rd. Larsen Mr. said. bushel, per Cross workers. telligent followers. the consumption of fluid creum Saddle type hones: Freedom does not include the and personnel of TO KEEP RECORD OF Civilian Employers nnd milk Tonies, shown by exhibitors un- Utah firms to carry poison, to talk right besides of butter, considering GAS RATION'S per capita consumption Master Sergeant Wade Howell, der 14 years. Clyde Baugh, Logan, our neighbor, to Judge him from girls farm and factory, may reach the son of Mr. J. W. Motion, Hyde largely Judge training. When motorists outside the East by his ancestors or his kindred. Smlthfleld. 1st; Margene Hillyard. Interthe results of the personel lowest levels In the last six months Park, is receiving treatment at Coast Area renew their basic A Only by his companions, may we 2nd; Lois Pitcher, Smlthfledl, 3rd; view, Miss Vermillion discovered. of the year recorded for a similar Bushnell General hospital, Brigham Remount Kenneth suckling colts, Personnel directors agreed that gasoline rations to replace the ever condemn him. Freedom carries century, City, for wounds sustained in an Olsen. period m over half present "A rations that expire with it a belief in the dignity Young. 1st; Yearling re- more of evaporat- atr raid on the PloesU oil fields mounts. Kenneth emphasis should be placed on Although production Oeo. Olsen, 1st, September 21, theyll get a mileage and sacredness of every human development. Personal-lte- s ed milk is expected to be higher April 4th. Smlthfleld 2nd; Light personality to record that will replace being. For all Jew and Gentile, Roskellcy, rationing lend-leabe with dealt end and need than in 1943, heavy who was stock horse, La Dell Haslam, e, Howell, the Sergeant record as a White and Negro, rich and poor tire Inspection will leave wounded on his 40th mission as girls directed Into channels where record of all military requirements Kenneth ratons is- there should be unratloned broth1st; Olsen, 2nd; gasoline less available for civilians than of a heavy bomber, par- Dean Reese, Benson, 3rd; Heavy they seem to fit best, employers sued for use with the basic A" erhood, Is the gunner slogan of one free ' . decided. in Uie last hag of 1843. The ex- ticipated In bombing the Monte stock horses, L W. Ricks, Benson, ration, the OPA has announced. community. Freedom must dempected increase in producUon of Ca&sino monastery In Italy and 1st; Marvin concluded and type Dates for renewal grades They Dunbar, Logan, 2nd; applications and onstrate to the world that a diverAmerican cheese should result In went through most of the African, of training is Important, but im manner of will be an- sity of culture strengthens our naRay Theurer, 3rd; (Providence, filing slightly larger supplies for civilians Sicilian and Italian campaigns. Professional rodeo horse, L. W. porta nt too is personality in the nounced locally. The tire Inspection tion, feeding with fresh water the Uie than In corresponding period He was wounded in the right Paul Scott, Pocatello, commercal world. Initiative, self record must serve until the new springs of naUonal life. of 1943. The expected increase in leg by fiak, was treated at base Ricks, 1st; discipline, and knowing how to get form is issued. With every appliFreedom is Justice and we must cheese hospitals and then transported by Idaho, 2nd; Matt Croper, Deseret, along with people were considered producUon of American cation for a special or supple- remember that in a court of Juscolts aired Am 3rd; Suckling by should result In 6llghUy larger plane to BushnclL He has important characters tics of well mental ration, except fleet or offi- tice a man is honest until proven beenjerlcan Harry Simmons, trained supplies for civilians than la the in the service since 1942 and went women. cial ration, the motorist must pre- otherwise. Judgement is not passed Rulon Logan, 1st; Everton, Logan, corresponding period of 1843 be- overseas in September 1943. sent his mileage rationing record on what others have done. Judge Bert 2nd; 3rd. Russell, Logan, cause of requirements Yearllgn, William Dunkley, Pres- Jean Cornish, Grace Hendricks, form to the local board. While not thy neighbors by others. There will be about Uie same as a year CACHE FAIR AND RODEEO ton, Ida., 1st; Two year olds. Chet Janet Pond, Ranay Allen, Layle the new A book will give the are good and bad in every creed earlier. WINS IHGII PRAISE Logan, 1st; Harry Sim- Allen, Helen Allen, Marie Eskel same monthly ration as the old. and more good than bad. Wheatley, Prices received by farmers for W. R. Westover, Lew-sto- n, son, Joan Hendricks, Shirley Lar- eight gallons a month, the new One mans freedom is another mons, 2nd; (Continued from page One) whole milk sold at wholesale dur3 sen, Ivaloo Frandsen, Nordis Al- coupons will be worth four gal American mans freedom whether it be in saddler, 3rd; ing the last five months of 1844 bull owned and bred by one ex- years and over, A. J. Lo- len, Melva Rawlins. Mrs. Neta Al Ions instead of three. In 17 East America, in China, in Norway or Lundahl, will continue to five ten hibitor, Jensen Bros. 1st, M. J. probably len conducted, singing under di- Coast States and the District of In darkest Africa. No man Is gin, 1st; J. C. Wallentine, Logan rection cents per hundred weght higher of Carol Allen, Janice Al Milton 2nd, Sherman Stuart, 3rd. 2nd; H. B. Howell, Logan, 3rd. present A" rations do ly free unlesss all men are free, than in the corresponding monUis len accompanist; talk, Layle Alien not expire until February 8, 1945. No mans home is safe unless all Club Beef: of 1943. Butterfat prices are likely piano selection, Joan Hendricks-so- n, Under 600 lbs. Wendell Olsen, mens homes are safe. What Is to be higher at least through SepCarol Allen; fashion show by Young, 1st; Gail Jensen, Young, Impanelling of a jury was in freedom to you? Think It over tember. pince dairy producUon all girls; talk, Amy Kearsley of progress when the following was 2nd; Gary Theurer, Providence, oarefully and then apply it to payments were not instituted un- 3rd. Over 600 lbs. Myril Jensen, the Cache Stake board; talk. Fern overheard : fellow men, to your brother. your til October 1943, returns to dairy state Are you a property owner? board. Light re. Shipley of Gail Jensen, 2nd; Young, 1st; must Mr. IDs. fit you both, or it is not and Jensen It Anthony farmers will be materially higher Pauline served to all asked the Judge. 3rd. welcomed a baby boy at their freshments were James, freedom. Paradise, Honor." Yes, your in the present. period of Showmanship, Gail Jensen 1st; home last week. Are you married or single? 1944 than during Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Day were Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Harrison thq comparable Pauline James, 2nd; Gary TheurWas your friend in the habit Married, your Honor, for five period of 1943. Higher prices re er, 3rd. attended a party in Richmond at in Cove for the week-end- . A sup- years. of talking to himself when he the home of Mr. and Sirs. Noah per was served in the canyon by JHave you formed or F. F. A. Beef: expressed was alone? About 22 of their old some of their friends in their an Woodland. To tell the truth, Judge, I Reid Funk, Richmond, 1st; Donopinion? friends were there. Games and so- honor. Their daughter Beth, who No, your Honor, not for five was never with him when ha was ald Willtriore, Lewiston, 2nd; Bob- cial chat were enjoyed. A delicious has been under the doctors care, years. alone. by Williams, Hyrum, 3rd. Show- luncheon was served. to come uswas able with them, club had their exhibit The manship, same order. Son: Daddy, who was Hamhospital. A baby girl came to let?' F. F. A. Dairy Purebred over of the work done during the ing crutches to get around. Modena Mrs. Affleck Murray lives season 1 year to freshening, the she house. Cove of her at the gladden and meeting Floyd Krebs, Dad: "Arent you ashamed of was a visitor at the home of Mr. husband, who is in the armed North Logan, 1st; purebred calf Five of the girls who had been your ignorance? Bring me the Mrs. W. J. Harrison Sunday forces. All concerned doing nicely. Bible and I'll show you." . under one year, Floyd Kretas, 1st; in the club for four years were and was She afternoon. A1Ien accompanied lher AUen. J!fen Glen Benson, Newton, 2nd. Best A1Ien Ila Hendncks and by Mrs. Murray and Miss Murray, fitted animal end showmanship. CaroldAllen. of Thirteen of the begin- her mother and sister-in-laReta Floyd Krebs, Logan. work and Wellsville. Modena is living in ners their displayed Grade draft horses: N. M. wore the dresses they had made Gelding, 4 years an dover, light; this Mrs. Beth Craw is at a Logan Bonnie Cornish, Carma year, Glen Hillyard, 1st; Smithfieid, Benson Thornley, Smlthfleld, 2nd; vwissyivww: James Olsen, Wellsville, 3rd; heavy Ned Spackman, 1st; Richmond, Watch-Wor- d 50 Elmer A. Leishman, Wellsville, 2nd Engagement Scott Bingham, Amalga, 3rd. Geld Ring. Pay Weekly ing, 3 years and under 4, Jodie y, Thorn-leBenson Smith, Benson, 1st; 2nd. Mares, 4 years and over, light, W. L. Taggart, Lewiston, 1st; Ariel Traveller, Richmond, 2nd; John Hillyard, Smithfieid, 3rd; heavy, Ariel Traveller, 1st; Sid Hurren, Hyde Park, 2nd and 3rd. Mares, 3 years and under 4, Bowers Forrester, Smlthfleld, 1st. All colts under 1 year, W. J. Parson, Smithfieid, 1st; Serge J. Olsen, Young, 2nd. Best heavy matched team, 3 years and over, heavy, Scott Bingham, 1st.... LaMar Spackman, Lewiston, 2nd; Don Chambers, Smith-fiel- d, 3rd; light, W. L. Taggart, AT THE PRICE YOU WANT TO PAY 1st; Cliff Bair, Richmond, 2nd; Milk Production po-du.tio- n Exceeds Record Feed Wheat Now Available No Rationing Of Freedom d auja-rvisor- y ae fin-lsh- id ar , s? con-tmu- ed -- ng hid P"0' Cache Soldier er At Bushnell se Wel-lsvill- non-civili- an ia, 4-- H August-Decemb- er 4-- j $$ULOVA The 99 forPrecision It s Needhams DIAMONDS ' of Distinction HEW! 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