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Show Appointments Made by Commission i t Harvey A. Sjostrom w.is appointed city attorney and Kay A HOME PAPER FOR HOME PEOPLE rjQ 62 West Center I llugie was named city engineer In the first meeting of the new 011 Logan, Utah, Friday, January 11, 1916 rjetjnntu Telephone 700 night. city commission Tuesday Sjcffrom succeeds M. C. Harns. and Hugle takes the place of 01116 v wv aw WKC T J Erwin U. Moser, who resigned. t The commission did not discuss VclCllC the possible appointment of the chief of police to succeed Hyrum ibllOW be- -, Weatherston, who resigned In 1915, the First National More than 600 entries from cause of 111 health. This long Bank of Logan experienced the states pending appointment Is expected more than a best of its 54 years, official stateto be made within the next two were on exhibit with Harry ment presented at the annual of Davenport, Iowa, secre- i kins, i stockholders meeting this week Mayor Curtis L. Miner took tary of the American 1oultry .! ; At- revealed. Mr. as the over the public association, and judge. safety r , kins came here from comand finance departments, jurdlng Figures listed by Alma Sonne, at Madison Square missioner Nielsen assumed control the show il president and Russell S. Hanson, waterworks and Garden, New Yo:k. last week. cemeery, CxllV lice president and cashier, showsewer departments Holdover com- This is the largest show eer ed that resources of the bank missioner George B. Bowen re- -, to bo held here, and in addition totaled $7,066 547 as of January meet of the tamed the streets, parks and it is the 7, 1946. Since December, 1941, American Langsban club. health departments, when resources totaled $2,313,854, W. A. Budge and sons of Lo- was The new city engineer j deposits increased from $2,076,785 r.nv m Parrinn to $6,736,689. man. asked to prepare an estimate on gan. took first placg In the light 1a?e. Brahma old pen. cock and pul- in the Logan proposed pipeline Officers and employes of the the Bluebird of ager V bank have participated in every awarded the distinguished service canyon, so that bids can be pre- - let, and in, the hite Hock cock cr nd Pullt. 60(1 let-the bond drive conducted by key by the Logan junior cham- - paret and .lack Jones, of Rodney ber of commerce Wednesday for government. The bank sold 4753 Logan, took first in the Buff Mij bonds, his outstanding contributions to totaling $649,463, to its norca young pen. customers during 1945, and durthe commurity end state in 1943. Alma Leonhardt. of Providence The presentatlcn was made by ing the year the bank Increased first in Buff Leghorn old pen. hond its own federal holding Mayor Curtis L. Miner, who was and in the Buff Laced Polish old from $1,229,885 to $4,570,044. 1944 winner of the award. R. Merrill, Milton Professor pen. The following officers were reDr. Frank Jonas, preieo.' of dean of the Utah State AgriculM. stockholders of Logan, elected during the Friedli, Joseph summer USAC tural at science has college school, political spoke White old and young Leghorn Mr. pen Sonne, meeting: president; before the group the assumed duties as president of pen. Ola during of River Sjostrom and Mr. Hanson, vice president the board educaof Logan city meeting. hen. Heights, White Wyandotte A. J. assistant Berntson, cashier; Superintendent John C. cockerel and pullet; Don Scott, of The committee which made the tion, cashier; John E. Olson, assistant old Logan, Rhode Island Red selection, and who were special Carlisle announced today. cashier and trust officer. Professor Merrill succeeds Dr. pen; J. F. Smith, of Logan, Rhode guests at the banquet were Asa A new board of directors was s, Perk-eIsland Red William N. E. Mrs. Munk. pullet; May P. SimpBullen, J. Whitney Floyd, Norman chosen, including ,Wynn S. Hanof New Logan, Hampshire; case worker Cache at son, the Fuhriman, Ernest R. Lee and Mrs. Charles Jenkins, of Logan, New son, of Fielding; Joseph A. Ancounty welfare office, was named Blaine Spencer. Hampshire cock. derson L. Tom Perry, Mr. Sonvice presidnt. ne and Mr. Hanson, of Logan of Runnerup to Mr. Cardon was Dunbar, George Logan, Light David who has served Barred pullet; E. C. Smith, of James C. Wallentinc, manager of as board Tarbct, Mr. Sonne stated that during clerk since 1909, was rethe Dinner Horn Food stores, Logan, Light Barred young pen 1945 the bank has retired all its for another term. Mrs. and Buff Orpington young pen; who has served as manager of appointed preferred stock Issued in 1934 and Helen Hudman was John Anderson, of River Heights, Schamber the 1945 Logan horse show, caphas disposed of all other real named instructor in English and Buff Orpington cock and hen; L. Memotuu LamterLrnftt tain of Logan mounted police, Herman Nelson in estate. "The bank is In good children more kills E. cancer of Great Falls, Between the ages of 5 and 19 years, Mickelbery, salesmanship at vice president of Mr. Sonne continued. Logan Lions condition, and senior high Montana, White Leghorn bantam than all of the following diseases combined: Scarlet Fever, Infantile club and in various other po- Logan junior Our assets do not contain a cock and Fred of hen; Pasco, schools, respectively. Paralysis, Typhoid Fever, Meningitis, Peritonitis, Diptheria, Dysensitions. single questionable loan or InvestLodge, Montana, Black banReinstatement of automobile Deer tery, Diarrhea and Malaria. tam cockerel ment. Conditions have been such and pullet. Mr. Cardon is national direc- driver training classes in Logan TTie American Cancer Society states that, contrary to common Hansen that the bank has made large of Lake Salt Brothers, tor from Utah for United States city schools is being studied by cancer is not solely a disease of middle or old age. Black Bantam old pen; M. misconception, investments In U. S. government city. and chamber of commerce, junior the Logan city board of education Guard those you love from this scourge of childhood. bonds maturing consistently over immediate past president of the according to Dr. John C. Carlisle. J. Stetzer, of Ogden, White Cornish cock and cockerel; T. F. a period of from one to 12 local Jaycee chapter. Proposed plans, which are based Cazier, of Ogden, dark Cornish years." conon at annual H. R. the Last spring Nelson, of Ogden, possibility of obtaining dual pullet; Mr. Sonne lauded the friendhen automobiles vention of state Jaycee delegates, control for the dark Cornish young pen, liness and courtesy of the emand NielH. Wilford cockerel; inThorn courses, would provide driving ha was awarded the Grant ployes of the Institution, and paid sen, of College ward. White Rock trophy for being judged the out- struction and driver training for pen; E. C., Mabie, of Lowa city, tribute to , the memory of John standing local president among all students before they reach the Iowa, White Langshan cockerel H. Anderson,' late 'presTdenlT'of the 23 chapters in the state. age of 16 years. and pullet and Black Langshan road for Utah canning crop growers and repairs ' bank. Mr. Anderson was Requests o, He is a graduate of USAC cockerel; Geirge Prockno, of canners field men will hold their Cache county kept acterized as a man who was in 1940 with a major in business Indiana, Black Langshan sixth annual school in Ogden, the county commission busy Wedcock. and received a administration, to nesday meeting with committees. 28 and 29, according Chick wy Poultry Yards of Salt January second lieutenancy in the army Leonard H. Iollard, head of In addition to the road requests, Dr, Lake city, black Leghorn young reserve and served subsequently the department of vegetable crops financial aid for the annual pen and cock and brown Legfor 17 months, before receiving 1. What Federal Tax form must show at old horn pen, young pen, cock, at Utah State Agricultural college poultry show and horse a medical discharge. be filed by January 15? Your hen and pullet. ana general chairman and direc- Cove were asked and received. Mr. Cardon is also a member 1945 declaration of estimated tax tor of the school. Committees from Lewiston, Hyof Logan chamber of commerce (or an amendment of your 1945 The school, conducted by the rum, College and Newton urged j and is a candidate for the di- declaration). Utah State extension service, in road repairs and the commission Fifty one men have filed their 2. Does everyone have to file rectorship, is a member of Logan coopration with the Utah canning promised action. Roland Reese, discharge papers with the Logan this filing No, Rotary club, an Eagle Scout, a a declaration? crops association and the Utah state Selective Service board highway patrolman, during director of the Utah Restaurant should not be confused with the canners association, will be the peared and asked that repairs the week of January 4 to 19, recommendations fertilizer Utah association and ,an alumni mem- regular time for filing annual infirst one of its kind to be held be made on some of the county Arthur M. Turner, clerk, report1946 have been listed by Dr. D. come tox returns, which must be for ed today. conber of Sigma Chi fraternity. roads. W. Thorne, associate professor of since 1942, because of war filed tohot 15th. later March than 500 More ditions. than Utah is former the They were listed as follows: out His wife Joyce soils at USAC, who pointed Lloyd Hunsaker, Cache county 3. Who does have to file JanuLOGAN: Elmer George Peterof Allen and Olson, that fertilizers have not been as mato and pea growers attended agent, Johnson, Mesa, Arizona, and the 15? Three groups as follows: Melvin Harold to successful crop the school in 1942. Bair, indispensable couple have one daugher, Dallas ary Young, president of the Cache son Jr., E. Wendell filed production in the west as in many who farmers, canners (a) George Brangham, (b) persons Growers and Mr. are told and the His proglems Farm Bureau, parents county Lynn. a 1945 declaration of estimated eastern states. will be emphasized m the school commission that a county fair is Hansen Adams, Donald N. Weel-e- r, Mrs. O. Guy Cardon. Ralph Robert Herzog, Rew to their the planned for 1946 and urged that fertilizers Dr. Pollard said. change Because commercial Meetings Special guests at the banquet tax, but wish Eliason Wiley, Boyd L. Fonnes-hecshould estimates, who (c) persons than is first deal with supdemand will far greater day mainly besides the committe included the funds not be depleted until the Frank Robert Paulsen, AlSeveral have filed a 1945 declaration but ply, Dr. Thorne, urged Utah far- pea production and general can- fair could be held. var Smith, Elden Aires, Franklin Logan city commission. mers to plan for 1946 needs and ning problems. The Tuesday meetL. Clark, Roy Akin, Dahl Connew members were introduced have failed to do so. During the session the commis4. Did everybody have to file place orders imfor fertilizer Oliver Boyle Jr L. rad Crabtree, of chairman the Leo ings will be concerned with to- sion was reorganized with Johnson, by a 1945 declaration? No, only permediately. mato production- of Donald Heber James, Frank Democrat, Robinson, membership drive committee. Ray sons whose wages last year exThaddeus James Albis-toNow that mixed fertilizers are participating in that school Logan, being named ase chairman Daniel ceeded $5,000 plusi $500 for every so frequently purchased, it is im- will be the Platte Woodland, facfollowing USAC succeeding H. Ray Pond, Demo- Spencer Val Halgren, and Thomexemption except their own. and portant that the farmer know a ulty members: G. Alvin Carpen- crat, of Richmond. The third as Albert Nielson. persons who had over $100 in- few of the fundamentals of soils ter, extension economist; Dr. R. member of the commission is ParSMITHFIELD: come outside Burk Nelson of wages from and plant nutrition in order that H. of the school ley Hall, Republican, of dean Walker, Rindlis-bache- r, he best results lit Scrowther, Sylvan V. obtained, may which tax was withheld (assumWallace Hobbs, Virgil only of agriculture; Dr. L. H. Pollard, Art work by Liutctiant Dale R. ing their overall income was at said. Some plants needing most associate professor of vegetable fertilizers under Joseph Read, Lynn Mont Anderphosphate Steed, graduate of US'AC in 1940, least $500). son, Jay Knudsen, Cecil Dennis 'are alfalfa, sweet crops; Dr. George F. Knowlton, 5. What are some examples? Utah conditions produced while on duty with the Kelsey. red clover, and Walter extension clover clover, entomologist; armed forces in the south Pa- A wageeamer with a wife and pastures. Fruit trees and berries WELLSVILLE : Reese Bradshaw Peay, collaborator, U. s. bureau cific, is displayed in the dean of one child has two exemptions beLaverl Perkins, Bailey, frequently ,do as well with nitroof entomology and plant quarLynn Nielsen Bradshaw, Clifford Jones students office at Utah State Ag- sides his own, and if his wages gen fertilizers alone as they do B. Dr. Howard Peterson, antine; exceed members Parker. $6000, $5000 plus $500 plus with combination Three USAC faculty ricultural college. nitrogen and assistant professor of soils, and have been invited to Moapa, NeLEWISTON: Weldon R. Rogers, The excellent exhibit includes $500), he had to file a 1945 dec- - phosphate fertilizers. of Dr. Loran Blood, professor Also tomato vada to discuss plant Rosemond F. Blair, Edgar Anrequired to file Dr. Thorne explained that in pen and pencil sketches of native laration. growing problems, according to drew Hyer, Harold Alex Pond. as were merchants, landlords, law- field trials with fertilizers, a 10 plant pathology. Philippines houses as well the National cf The Dr. F. S. Harris, president. representatives reand others yers, doctors, who ton application of farm manure HYRUM: Florin Max color portraits of his friends and Rose, American Farm Bureau federation trio will make the trip at the Glade B. Nielsen, Weldon Albertceived income from which tax has as Watercolor promoted nearly landscape high crop will also native girls. direcCecil Dr. of Crel, request participate. son, Jay Darwin Baxter, of Carl yields as any combination and informal drawings of natives was not withheld. in Ned Allen. tor of agricultural extension 6. Why is January 15 a commercial fertilizers. maFarm a special exhibit professional give the N. J. and agWhittwer, Nevada, nure is low in phosphate, howEvander Lee Waite, Hyde Park. date for farmers? Other taxpaytouch. ricultural county agent in Clark ers were required to file declaraKenneth Leroy Winn, Trenton. ever, so on soils deficient in a Lieutenant Steed, prominent tions county. a Calder Mathews, Providence. combination last of phosphate, but March, law the student while at the college, was Dr. George F. Knowlton, profarm manure and phosphate ferDouglas Marion Pearce, Elmer specifically to farmers permitted Pi affiliated with Kappa Alpha. fessor of entomology and exten- H. Obray, Paradise. tilizer has been wait until the next January 15. required to A non technical extension course sion Blaine E. Bair, Richmond. entomologist, Ir. Loran H. Next Release: How to file new give best yields. dealing with the development of Blood, yollaborator, U1. S. bureau - Robert W. The of to apquality nitrogen Amundsen, Salt Lake or amended estimate. will be of plant industry, soils and ag- city; Vandell Clark Lofthouse, ply should be varied with the the English language Dr. Riverton; Elwood W. nitrogen status of the soil and offered to Cache valley residents ricultural engineering, and Maloney, with the type of crop grown, he during the winter quarter at Leonard H. Pollard, head of the Wheelock, N. D.; Narwin L. g, pointed out. Larger amounts of USAC, according to Dr. Le department of vegetable crops, Ogden. Schedule of major student body nitrogen are usually needed on Grande Noble, extension director. ure the specialists to make the socials at USAC approved at a The course is designed to ac- trip. They will participate in a Coal Prices Increased light or colored soils that have not been recently manured or quaint students with the prob- series of meetings, discussing such meeting of the student council Mrs. Ross Retail coal dealers nave been 40, Evelyn Hatch, as rotation of crops, has been released by Seth Bills, wife of Waldo M. Hatch, formerly plowed out of alfalfa or clover. lems of increasing their vocabu- problems authorized to increase coal and of Riverton, socials chairman. and inect control. of Logan, New York insurance Crops responding well to nitro- lary and current word usage. Dr. plant diseoses coke prices by 10 cents a ton, acare: gen The schedule includes Lambda broker, died potatoes, corn, grass of 'EnHendricks, Tuesday in Tenefly, pastures, cording to OPA. The increase is Delta Sigma guest party, Janu- New Jersey, of a lingering fruits, berries and the King will instructprofessor illeach Marriage Licenses class the glish, reallowed to being leafy vegetables. Where the need ary 18; MIA ball and special ness. The following licenses have tail dealers for compensate student party at the TUB, JanMr. and Mrs. Hatch lived in for nitrogen is .great, a nitrogen Thursday. higher costs of been issued Cache at the county Resident credit will be given uary 25; mens intramural open Logan before leaving in 1932 to fertilizer such as ammonium sulclerks office: To Elmer George operations and to assure essenhouse, February 1; annual Buzzer make their home in New York. fate or ammonium nitrate will for the English course, Dr. Noble Cancaster, 37, of Afton, Wyo., and tial supplies during the current said. ball, February t 9; snow ball cli- Mr. Hatch was connected It is the first with meet the demand. Leil Maude Waring. 21. of Smoot, heating season. Dr. Thorne, emphasized maxing winter carnival, February the Hatch Insurance agency that to Gerald Christian Niel- direct increase granted to rein Wyo.; farmers should keep their own 15; Military ball, February 22; Logan. son, 25, of Richmond and Dorine tailers since the start of price Operated Upon needs in mind when costume ball sponsored by Ag 16, of Millville; to Leonselecting Johnson, H. Watkins control, OPA said, adding that President Joseph For information on the benefits fertilizers. Decide what you need club, March 1; MIA gold and William ard Clifford, 20 of Logan heretofore these dealers have been a local to taken was hospital of student enlisting in the regular army and avoid being sold on some and Norma Connavy, 19, of Mill- allowed to green ball and special where he subpass on to customers body dance at the TUB, March 2; NOW, call at your nearest U. S. new special product that does early this week ville; to Boyd Ival Green, 27, of to hikes that have been an mitted price only appendicitis Beno creep, March 15. The winter Anny Recruiting Station, located not fill your Menan. Idaho and Rhea Cramer, requirements, he in the Post Office at granted to mine operators. term ends March 22. 24, of Ucon, Idaho. ' Logan, Utah, concluded. jj yj. jer ypirVn AwafdS V I At First National Bank Records Progress Cancer Struck All Three i Ollltry half-doze- n -- N fM Merrill President School Board : - I X Canning Crop Annual Meet Slated Val-paris- Information on Federal Taxes Fertilizers Not Indispensable n, Veterans ArtWork On Exhibit Faculty Members To Advise Farmers j New Course Offered Schedule Approved Mrs. Waldo Hatch Sjo-ber- Dies in New Jersey -- |