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Show Farm Magazine Discusses Postwar K-u- Horn.- - Soit-nre- frlfi wn . U TAH - the jui.tAur of farm and quarterly magazine Utah Auilrulluiiil by Mrs. Gludy KU-i.o- you say PROVIDING tlx Unhappy Trarl-- at d n le ld you're over yes si q! ut AND IT WOULD TAKE ALL IN THE MEN 7GILUON MORE r Mouttcello. Rljif.tld. K.inab. Del-ta- . huo r, fed .r City, M Cleotge. To Salt laike CUV. Mauti. Manila, (ioMd October 1 Uaigft county, Lou, Wajne iiine of L:a!u war pr.. junction. Piute county; I un- will be Ca-niand is.ui.,! g La ar.i uiT.ct county -, i!o d by (nubt-- I. H. Chant Jvdirntuf). ins. ORA the economy measAnnoum-.nure, Mr Ivins said that t rice panels and community service of l base boit'ds being coiv Probate and Guardianship Notices, sohdated will eon J i mo to funcConsult County Cierk er the for Farther tion. One tcard office will be reSigner Respective tained in each county to carry on Informs tloix program. ORA's Pavd employees whose services Notice to Creditors are not needed will be given 30 day notice, he added. In the District Court of the First The war price and rationing Judicial District of the State of boards, which mushroomed undir I'tah, In and for the County of a wing of the office of civilian Cache. defense in late December, 1911 and January. 1942 were formed with- In the Matter of the Estate of out precedent or act organizat.on. THOMAS J. MUIR, alo known without funds a THOMAS MUIR, and THOMThey functioned for scvtral months; board chavr-me- AS MUIR, Jr.. Deceased. will present claims,, Creditors who were appointed by the with vouchers, to one of the un. OCD or mayor or town council. the r, iii n paid expenses outer thei Val, company. Banklng tabl.slad often KKket. und t ,u omce gt i02 Norlh Main board headquarters In their own Street. Logan City, Cache County, front rooms when free acconuno. Utah, on or before the 31st day of dations were unavailable. January. 1946. CACHE VALLEY BANKING for was started When machinery COMPANY. the establishment of rationing by MELVIN T. MUIR. first acting Stanley J. Stevenson, HAZEL M. COPEN. state administrator of OPA, there of the Eswere 96 boards in Utah. tate of Thomas J. Muir, also known as Thomas Muir and (Tlie office of price adminiitra-tio- n Thomas Mu-.r- . Jr.. Deceased. was established by preside ntial GEORGE C. HEINRICH, all take to 11. 1941, order April for Tutors. Attorney in j 1Vs f til necessary steps Dates of Publication: :ordlr prevent price spiraling. September 21. 28; jrlMng c0s,t of ,Mng profiteering October 5. 12, 19. 1945. the to jand inflation, and supcivtse supply of civilian needs.") S.nce that time elimination of boards has cut the less number to C3. Duties during the first year included rationing of 5 or 6 room sugar, coffee, WANT TO RENT tires, automobiles, modern home, unfurnished. Notibicycles and typewriters. fy Charles Keller, 576J. "The work of these hundreds members and FOR SALE A good, government of unpaid board toilet. Cheap. Write Box 103 board employees has contributed II.F.C., Richmond, Utah. to the success of immeasurably T price control and rationing in FURNACE CLEANING, Repairing, said. Ivins Mr. Utah." Stoker Repairing and Serrioe Board offices which will continue Wangsgaard Coel and Stoker Oa In operation are in 29 Utah coun167 South Main. Pnane 131 ties located at Logan, Brigham city. Randolph, Ogden, Morgan Park City Tooele, Farmington, Heber ITovo, Duchesne, City, Nephi, Price, Castle Dale, Moab, - f 19 15 Hoard Offices Iationing :2D VICTORY GIANT Spotlighfing of agrl- - Italurliig rwltuif in lii Friday, September 21, The Cache American, Logan, Cache County, Utah Psre four LEGAL g Rr.gl um to Kuiub, tvio QUARTS OF MILK A colorful tllit-situated ut oppiHte ends of the state come tor THAN (BEFORE NEW HAMPSHIRE ! ttitl) po t ar problems, Btur.cs ubout "unhappy travelers" To alIt find who during weekends THE WAR Bald. u tai leu imi tile iible to get food and most OP MINNEAPOLIS mut be aware of the broud shift hotel Impm areommodutlorvt. At Kunab, In l.krly to be exjierieneed Editor E. Eugene Roberta calls TO MILKAND TEND THE and distribution, "In plan. attention to the need by next um- COWS GIVING ALL THAT mng postaar agriculture the pr(re m)-- r for several hundred additional rental will (tourist tshlch accomnuidation' as well factors as lcej MILK afftet future tiends of price units and mentions the thousands vn tourist money now ot dollars considerInto be taken should I . passing through that city wbirh on' at Kanab If ad(could be stopjH-Authors of the article on post- - dulonal eating and sleeping factll. ar agriculture, Dr. W. Preston tu- - were available. Said Editor There is a real oppor-pointeThomas and George T. Blmrh, Roberts: out that pre ent and fu- - tunity here for one prepared to.. Iirlg-IImprovement take care of the11 traveler. At ture tedir.ologlcal the Ument lb Editor ham. Long im oarte, !(.ri nr.!,.rUon lack of tourist accommodations and and in make changes production of hopM for lhe Umdy arnvaI aces of some commodities marketing business men reaiU RD-and aest w,o will do something to make proluced In the trawler" happy, "unhappy quire changes In farm organisation --the Americas gigantic dairy Industry Is producing 15.300.000.000 pounds and management. The kind, quan- - From 300 to 500 Ru.shne.ss hos-tit- y, r 7,116.000.000 quarts more milk annually than In the pre-wperiod. quality, and production and pital visitors recently found Just to milk and care for the cows needed to produce this extra milk week-en- d on a In selves cost of various proBrijiam requires 167,100 men working full time or as many men as there are one restaurant in oper- in the city of Minneapolis or the whole state of New Hampshire. ducts aiu'be also Influenced by with only went at ion and a lot of them That extra milk has gone into making better fighters on the battle new culture and marketing prat- d Edltor front and more efficient workers on the homo front, states the National said. tires, tliey 4. Dairy Count il. The largest Item of Increase Is that whlth Is being used ono- fluid milk and cream. Next In Importance la approximately one and as On a national basis, the t Ahout t 0 vhal a half billion quarts of milk being made Into cheese over and above the mists predicted, such changes will cheese production. Approximately an equal amount of average pre-witn' If such stories come from Influen.e programs dealing Is milk extra used to manufacture additional quantities of evsp being whats happening controls land use, farm hnm and Kanab, and for American troops overseas. Besides orated milk for lend-lcas- e In the 3U miles lie traveler rctenure, land settlement, land this, large quantities of milk are being made Into dry whole milk aui the-sone asks. titles? Ice cream mix for U. L Joes on foreign coil, clam tlon and farm labor. and are they aUo unhappy? Sui Discussing the demand for agrl- - g(1dd recommendations: That productions, the authors t,iurant operators on the state's hoping hhlivcuys unite to the point of Rabies Conquest (AUCTION SALES AT reported that agriculture sufficient that witsng for the realization of full einp.oy. seeing Near Seen 3S (LIVESTOCK SHOW j ment. If high consumer demand houses remain open at all times 1 There will be three bl? days Welcome news for the owners not maintained, then we are to make the unhappy traveler d motcI hoU1 thjt "aPI to containis 20.000 a In Utah's turn to way of large dogs the Ogden of auct;0ns during likely, subsidized consumption programs in message received by his rf thal greatarmy 0f hung-,e3 lo 7 show No,embcr Re- -i to lnerea.se the demand for agri- well o travelers who will PP" from the Game Dog con-Grnresident of the 9 cultural producU. arrive here next summer anticl- - search Center. New York in a'1oun"a- observance , how- the Another feature of the publlca- - pating good accommodations suchnection with days the pride ana cream tion was a brief sketch of the as a hot bath and clean cool throughout the country this week , tfj0 intermountain livestock althe col-In tourist a as Week. modem National sheets unit, Dog ! 3. life of Dr. Franklin Harris, e w go on to allowed be should No traveler lege president. Other articles In- conquest of rahies, that an- - j frame n an auction will k'ave scheduled unhappy first he d dreaded diseas is dose eluded discussions of new InseeU. .... t cldcs for control of alfalfa-see- d a available of November 5 when purebred . Insects by F. V. Lleberman; new you a year in advance!" moral: , knowledge Is already be offer lasectlcldes give promise for con- - Tourist complaints spread faster and only the full cooperation of Hereford bulls will and means the public is needed stockmen seeking ways trol of lygus bugs In alfalfa grown than pestilence. Hereford heids. their of improving eradicated is disease this before C. Sorenfor seed by Professor f J. de- and females junior breeding once and for all. son and Dr. J. W. Carlson; rusty Deer Casualties Seen sales the enter bulls ring mottle of the sweet cherry in the partment serAccording to information, Thousands of mustered-ou- t at 10;oo a. .m. Novem- beglnning B. Childrens Cupboards . . . Dr. Richards I to and not lies answer rabies ,n any Utah, by vice men whose individual fat stock, car- - salesmen in the west "1 A. VL A. S. Rhoads; liver flukes in cat-- ! hands are itching to fondle a deer one remedy but rather in a com.j Ironing Boards . . . Rockof fat catttei sheeP( and hogs Thompson and E. O. Walter. tie and how to control them by rifle, along with Utahs meat. bination of several precautionary ing Horses . . . Table and O. W. Olsen; and growing livestock (hungry sportsmen will make an measures. Stated in their simplest club members Meanwhile, Chair Sets . . . at America and big gime on the range by unhealthy combination for Utahs terms, here are the conditions of and Future Farmers Dr. L. A. Stoddart and Dr. D. I deer herds this autmun. In which must exist before rabies are preparing for the show and hundreds of California and can be permanently licked. (tion, are off to an early start in I 83 West Center St. Nevada hunters will be heading 1 Require their entries to the highest all dogs to be kept .ishing for Utah mountains. State Game this interest Of year particular There pont, 0f perfection. Director Ross Leonard's 66 ward- on leash when off the owner's is the new classification in the .g every indication the junior ens are fully prepared for the big premises. (A dog on leash Is not Breeding Registered likely to get into trouble with Bulls division. This is the pens-o- f visj0n Wjn be the largest ever. game season and 3,000 safety been have or motion be other Exhibiting animals in the Ogden posters in' dogs bitten). committees three department in addition Livestock Show made the is 2. Preventive vaccination against of Utah's 109 plants and Pliously posted. Fifty thousand to the regular pens-o- f five, and more this year with the - Ten Commandments of SiHety rabies annually of all dogs who it inviting to industries essential the prosewill is expected about 500 bulls . have been sent to license agencies, cannot be so confined. (Experichange of premium award. PremCUt war kave been st,oreS be shown in these two categories. iums will be made on a Meantime ments with once-a-yeschools. and ..,e ' per pound vaccinaawarded citations for outstanding sportsmen who applied for special will begin November 4 basis. This assures compensation Judging tion have most encouragproven the of performance during period permits are receiving notification, with Purebred Herefords and will for the extra work entailed in gasoline and tire rationing, E. H. and some are getting refund ing.) through November 5 fitting animals for the show, par3. Rounding up all stray dogs. continue 700 Elk for checks. Azbill, ORA mileage rationing Drawings Shorthorns when and Aberdeen-Angu- s tially repays the youthful stock-meout of control and dogs permits will be held October 12 (Strays representative, reveals. are entries judged. for the expense of feeding, addition to the regular elk not likely to be vaccinated are The citation coming at this time and for November the principal source of rabies inCalling the sales are two of and is an incentive for improving Is a way of thanking the com- - season scheduled is fection). to a Epec livestock the quality of their stock. the most prominent mittees for their adoption and for been called the efficient operation of an organized P4ember tof10'945 sex Stray dogs have and hoodlums of the transportation plan at a time in the Nebo-Mon- a area. AU of this "gangsters canine world, whose misdemean. when a bottleneck In transporting promises to make 1945 Utah's big ors are a reflection on all dogs. workers to and from plants could gest hunting year; Yet every stray dog is the product have had a serious effect on the! of the neglect and thoughtlessness war effort, Mr. Azbill said. Cent Beet Seed j Fourteen of its owner. Many persons who The establishments qualified for sugar fbeett,seed at rave over a "cute puppy they the citation by attaining an proper pound mobile occupancy averaging 3.5 ducer purchased for a trifle or received promises much for the in- as a gift, think nothing of turncar for three months dustry in Utah. A Michigan firm persons per as shown in monthly reports to ; will purchase all the seed that can ing it out to fend for itself as it the OPA. Citations were signed be produced from 300 acres now grows older. This is cruelty on Uintah its worst sense, and a rank Inby Chester Bowles, OPA adminis- - under contract in the erator, Richard Batterton, regional basm- - Production will run from justice as well as menace to those director, and H. Grant Ivins, dls- - 2000 to 3'000 Punds Per acre, who take care of their pet promising a sizable return to the trict direetor. careful to grower. According Russell Keetch and Marden Broad-ben- t, county Agricultural agents Wrist Watch Prices of Uintah and Duchesne respec- Being Reduced tively, the cash crop of beet seed i will prove highly beneficial to far After an interruption of nearly mers of the Uintah basin. four years, stop watches and wrist watches equipped with a stopBest Fruit Harvest watch device are being imported all known Topping Ceiling records, in substantial quantity. Utahs fruit harvest is under way, prices, previously based on abnorwith all crops showing a sizable mally high importation costs in increase over former years. The 1943, have been lowered to a states cherry trees yielded 4300 range from $24.95 to $70, Russel L. tons of fruit; apricot trees, 10,400 Humpherys, OPA price specialist, are estimated tons; at said today. Many have been the arguments 900,000 peaches save loads of time, labor and 900 at bushels; grapes pro and con about the advisability on bushe sA of breast feeding. Nursing your money for any dairy farmer. Apples baby may seem to be restrictive aPPles 413,000 bushels. dethe to show a only crop and confining, but if there is any lere possibility that your milk wUl give ,ckne over 1944. As. new electrical farm 4 4 4 v your baby some advantages, surely equipment is that consideration is the more im- Timp Cave Breakc Records available buy from your Electric Dealer portant one. Timp cave is drawing them in! One reason for nursing your baby is the natural immunity to On Ldbor day, 815 people visited certain diseases, which you will be Inis magnificent scenic attraction able to pass on to him, through near American Fork, an your milk. While it is true that record for visitors in one day. most babies thrive on a milk for- The cave is open to the public mula, it is sometimes difficult to daily from 8:00 a. m. to 5.00 p. m. adjust an artificial formula to his until winter makes the trail impassable. particular and individual needs. Another advantage in breast 4 4 - 4 4 4 feeding is avoidance of careful Millions Swarm Refuge sterilizing of the bottle feeding There are now five million wild equipment and preparation of a sanitary milk formula. This takes fowl on the Bear River Migratory time every day and requires a Bird Refuge, 18 miles west of special set of equipment. Brigham City, according to Vanez The milk formula is a matter for Wilson, superintendent. Migrants, the expert supervision of your the birds will leave soon for the physician and not that of an ama- south to winter others will teur, even the amateur friend who arrive from the north forced down a number with had has experience by the migratory instinct. Tons of OF LOGAN of children. Modem milk fonnulas j f5sbj shrimps, snails, worms, etc., Blended Whiskey are adjusted to the individual are consumed by the birds daily 29 West First North - while freare and S6 baby's requirements proof, 65 grain neutral spirits meandering over the 58 816 UTAH POWER & LIGHT CO. PHONE 260 quently changed as may be neces- acres is on the majo GOODERHAM & WORTS LTD. duck flyways of North America. ary. edi- Harrison, From of Utah's yAn 1 t ? Alia-rifau- a er com-milt- anii-mflAti- pro-duiti- EXTRA - d 2064 ar them-marketl- ng u ' ar n ... ! it-twt- en 1 ( to-d- ge jf rd:hL !r? - 3!. rsa ! 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