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Show Fafe 'lt (acre Might American. Logan, Cache County, May te Itah 1 ' h' no ln'iwr and sianty Ic's. liny 'me i.ot mulled to loll status in They profession. tl.e teaching slum id he up, lehemled I ally in I li. urunce program. into On IhuriiUy, a repiCH-nutivUo.tr toitef utul directed . , , , ' . h- -s demandand less the State Eniof ;of department of can harm TTTe Food and United Nation Security will be avail- Under he Join Treatment fiv rattle grub conto ing fields while they cm,n ha3 he ioniOjsi:p (f lhen thlngi their em- -I and t themsclve branch office of the only Disable J j Agriculture organization l,s ask- trol liar bei-going on for the the American legion. not the generations 17 V?rl1? Mala Lo j The code of the teaching pro- - ployer. hot Franklin S past month throughout the county American Veterans. Veterans of dei 10 ed that rreMdent should never be lndlvidual of Efta They In j youth. Wars engaged a and Amvets. Foreign , (mlon l3 disdainful of unearned allowed to attain full and per- -j JUrrh of Utah Xau Agricultural Dr. O. Wennergrrn, chairman of -if s fill out employment their muting will be held in the ar- claims for pay. The calling of the teacher collage, aMt in Greece when hi status in the teaching beneDie Cache county rattle grup con- mory Wednesday, at 8 p ,m exacts a measure of conscientious niaiicnt middle-easterla minion completcase fits in j are to Joseph Mour.'lciT, Lethey eligible for devotion and responsibility committee report. profusion. uned. according to information re trol such benefits. the young commander of Post, When, however. Logan of gion fields common nils devious Itea life's of last in L. program year celved ty Dean W, WanRts, field has ' the Robert the "l Holden, entering teacher representing endeavor. The working hours of The UNO ha have tai'n evident during this preacting president. and unusual VFW. DVA ability and demonstrated on clocked cannot the be teacher requested the U. S. department sent cjmpaign showing a great redurTitle V of the Servicemen's a time-clocHe cannot close promise as a coming teacher of tale and ugrleultuie to let the the in the number of cattle Readjustment Act as well as the in duction protrial period the shop at the whistle and go home ing three numbers of the mUiion, should teacher and Loan Insurance note that la to then It fession. gruho. provisions the his and until work gratifying Dr. Harris. forget headed by the encourageill be discussed by represents- first part of June urveytng the the cattle taken Into tlie nwntains a starting whistle of another shift. be given every possible the on 6f Uves the lust two treatments through and ment year agencies support following responsible If a he is he successful teacher agricultural situation In Greece. adminGood for career. the have administration lew his of these very Farmers of Cache county are has work to take home, papers years of grubs Jhla year most recent President Harris In the Whereas those kept on the mea- provisions. urged by the county crops plann- - to check, reports to finish, plans istration of personnel communication came from DamasB. L. Flanagan, executive dieducation dow where unfortunately of field committee to public pastures, 2500 seed to com-acres great to conwhere ing was he prepare, organizations cus, Syria, some did treat a second time rector of the Utah department of com for silage, reports A. W, plete, before supper, after church, calls for the building of morals, fining with cabinet members and have somenotinfestation of grubs Employment Security, the agenof Smlthflcld. chair- - civic duties, and family responsi-ma- n for opportuniUes for professional Chambers, other official of the government and of the committee. blhties, before retiring or before growth, for the enhancing on arrangements for visits t o but the Infestation Is not so greatn. cy responsible for the payment Dr. for of as lust to of Allowance year, Mr. according Chambers Readjustment In said personality, a various parts of the country. He. dairy breakfast. Sometimes there are so strengthening to veterans In Utah, will county corn is conslderel one of many demands on his time that civic, social and economic status, claims Dean Robert Ruchanan and Dr. Into the In outlining future needs the be In Attendance and will make the most important crops that can midnight hours become a Allf Tannous. the other members part of all the things that go wide and a short address to the group ascommittee efficient and a county urges , It be of suehis strong since rtmmis-iongrown a supplies had Just comof the shift. But, even so, building daily treatment of all cattle sembled. force the complete feed culent the in teaching code the type profes-wmtof In the two personnel weeks throughout the teaching pleted republic In the Both phases of the Readjustcounty during the early part months as well as a high sion calls for unstinted service into who-- e hands we place the of Lebanon. of May. A second treatment is Im- ment. Allowances program, unem- yield of total digestible nutrients and conscienclous devotion to the sacred trust of developing the I portant if cattle gruhs are going ployment ond per acre. of the complex minds of youth in the pattern of responsibilities to be completely eliminated from will be explained, with particular The Utah experiment station has, process of teaching in the social behavior acceptable to the the county. There Is no question rmphasis being placed upon the carried forward com yield tests ways of successful youth and respect dicta of the best experience of n the minds of $Lho committee solf-cloyment features of the to determine the varieties that abJe human relations in our the race. reguirdlng the possibility of com- Servicemens Readjustment Act, are best adapted to the different civilized society. The good teacher should grow pletely eliminating cattle grubs If by Darrell Peterson, & represen- localities throughout the state. In The teacher who leaics the better with the years up to a all will cooperate and treat their tative of the department of Em- the Cache county tests the . retire-meat the green school-roobell, reasonable an honorable cattle, it may be desirable to ployment Security. Any veteran weight yield per acre for the dif- who fails or refuses toclosing be not his should and accept age. follow up with a third treatment who Is attempting to establish ferent larleties is as follows: U. or her share of the responsibilities balked, frustrated, and broken In early June. UTAH GEOLOGISTS himself on a farm or who Is S. 52 yielded 14.7 tons per acre; in ond about the school in the down in the service by Impossible We muit not mis the opportunPARADISE presently engaged In any other Utah hybrid 544 yielded 12.95 tons carrying on of the dally, weekly working conditions, mad adminisUtahs "laccoliths, located In ity we have at the present time of type of business or who may be jper acre; the next best ylelder and yearly policy and program trative policies, economic insecurwas Utah hybrid 416, with 10.95 of the administration, who deth? eastern end of Gar Add coun- m iking a complete and thorough Job contemplating establishing an ity, and inadequate public backing of treating grub Infested cattle ndent business should find tons per acre. On a dry weight votes only his time and attention and support. ty. will be i isited and studied by Wenn-ergrewith n rotenone dust Dr. the information very helpful and basis hybrid 52 gave five tons per between the starting and the closa pvty of one hundred geologists The public has a great stake in and his committee urge. on May 10, 11 and 12. announces Interesting. acre, 544 gave 4 69 tons per acre, ing bells to the Job of teaching, its teachprs. It should be satisO her members of the county The Ixan provision of tire Ser- and 416 pave 3.75 tons per acre. can be little more than a the Utah Geological society who r, fied with only the best, and we grub control committee are G.J. vicemen's Readjustment Act will The committee urges growers of Is sponsoring the trip. a time-wastin your.? should be unstinting in our supBaker, of Cornish; Merle O. Ilyer be discussed by Nate C. Nae, corn silage to r, conplant according to lives, a mere A laccolith, to the uninformed of Lewiston ; port and hacking of good teachers J. O. Plowman, of Loan Guarantee officer the experiment station results so cerned more about the pay than in making them better teachers. person, is a huge blister on the Snnthfield; Alfred IL Gnehm, Loof the Veterans the maximum yield can be ob- the product. Such bearers of the Such a policy will pay big divi-den- ts Administration, face of the earth; it is compargan; Fred Peterson, Petersboro; State of Utah. , tained throughout the entire title "teacher, if there be such to society In the ultimate able to the boil on a mans neck, Ray Jenson, Young; Parley G. Abe M. Tatum, Insurance of- - county. in the ranks, do their profession accounting of things. the laccolith, however, swelled to and Hall, of Wellsvtlle, Ray mighty propoit'ons and its core Theurer, of Providence. con' lined red hot lava. Garfield r r t county's "Henry Mountains. some ond Industrial development licity to over 11,000 feet elevarising commissions policy of promoting tion, are laccoliths which swelled tourist trade Into Utah as one up some 50 million years ago but failed to erupt and gradually cool- means of building greater prosperity for the state, an effort was ed. They first came into prominence when written up by G. K. made during April to turn the of Californians toward Utah's Gilbert, whose classic treatise on eyes scenic attractions. the Henry Mountains made him "Vacation in Utah was the infamous in geological circles. Arthur E. Granger, assistant re- vitation issued to more than 100,000 Californians who attended gional geologist for the local U. the California recreation and S. Geological society is handling Gilheld show the in sportsmens the tour. Cooperating with Mr. FOR ALL more Stadium at Los Angeles, Is Commissioner Arthur Granger April 11 to 21st. The Invitation L. Crawford, geoogist and research expert with the Utah de was issued from a Utah departDIRT MOVING ment of publicity and industrial partment of publicity and Indus development both set up at the trial development. The tour has been announced show. It Is estimated that 'prac ON in New York, Washington, Den tlcally all of the 100,000 who event, and ver and San Francisco, and many attended the consequently visited the exhibits, THE FARM scientists and geolosaw the Utah booth where a huge gists will be in attendance. The Invited them to spend personnel of the geological de placard their in Utahs scenic and vacation partments of Utahs colleges and universities and representatives of vacation areas. Over 7,000 of those state mining and oil concerns will visiting the booth asked for Utah literature, such as maps and ilalso make the tour. Netc Lever Control an lustrated booklets, and the reENTICING CALIFORNIANS were promptly fulfilled on quests TO UTAH Exclusive Patented Feature . . . the spot. In keeping with the Utah pub- - This much was learned from I those who visited the booth: that Yes, one operator does it all the expense of a second man Californias scenic areas are overDO run most of the year with more is eliminated, as one man operates both the tractor and visitors than they can hold, conthe scraper. A new exclusive feature, a front lever control, sequently the Californian is turning operated from the tractor seat controls the entire operahis eyes to vacation areas In surMAN built ruggedly for hard use designed specially tion. rounding states and Utah holds AN OLD FASHION the greatest lure; that California for maximum strength with minimum weight. Constructed AH welded to in are of steel. people think trout fishing pro& electrically joints entirely Utahs lakes and streams is simp vide utmost strength. wonderful ly in comparison with their home states offerings along this line; that California who have come to sportsmen Utah to hunt, think Utahns are mighty fine people; that they are 31 A M O N D RING cooperative, friendly and accommodating and that deer hunting ASTORIA in Utah is better than anywhere 190.00 else in the nation; that as a tourj&c jm mu m the ing attraction, Utah offers SPREADING LOADS DUMPING LOADING greatest inducement in the west; that thousands of Californians wil accept the invitation issued at the Utah booth' and visit Utah this season; that thousands of Utahns who haie migrated to California are homesick to return m Kpck tVI a sssaw and will probably do so this sumVirhUMS7 400.00 atmer, visiting Utahs scenic tractions enroute. In addition to notwot 0Otd Win wht os wM the literature distributed from the mchxM fd04 toa FILLING GULLIES BULLDOZING LEVELING LAND booth, the official show program Tell her you love her . . . carried a full page of Utah pub.by giving her a Keep-.sak- e, licity, including Governor Maws the most treasured picture, wherein an invitation was extended to Californians to visit diamond ring. Utah this season. More than 25,-0programs were sold during A diamond Endures . . . the show. The importance of enticing the See NEEDHAMS for Yours! Californian to spend his annual two-wevacation in Utah lies EXCAVATING TERRACING BUILDING LEVEES in the fact that he is only a day and a halfs automobile drive ASK ABOUT OUR EASY from the states major scenic attractions, and that the average PAYMENT PLAN . . tourist spends around $12.00 a dsy while in Utah. The less drivFor a small down payment and coning the average tourist has to do venient subsequent monthly payto reach Utah, the more time he ns Momm maim jt. imam, utail monk ments you can use your K. S. scraper will spend here, and consequently FARM AND HOME STORE this Spring. Act Now I will leave more money in the KEEPSAKE DEALER AUTHORIZED Harris Asked to Survey Food Needs in Greece Grub Control Praised by County Leaders the Veterans AdminiState of Utah, will d.s-- j stration, cum feature of the National Life. iVet Benefits to for fu-e- r iBe Outlined At Special Meet , 1 e Pnnnt n n Farmers Asked to Seed 2500 Acres of Com k. of Wen-nergre- or Spotlighting ed UTAH m nt in-de- pt clock-punche- er wage-worke- . MOVES. MORE YARDS OF DIRT AT LOWER COST OTARY SCRAPER JOBS 10-d- ay te Front MAN WITH A K.S. SCRAPER WILL rv SEVERAL TIMES AS $'4irCHiAs Its KC WfTtf ONE tiSCRAPER. Its a,., fJEEDIJA ' S -; 3 OS ek , . oEWELEjte. w state. v |
