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Show EMERY COUNTY PROGRESS. CASTLE DALE. UTAH rn no e! you v .. - Ksl - The Washington Biological Survey has changed the wording of All Iowa's Eggs Arc Not Confined to One Basket the metal bands used to ring birds released in connection with its researches into American bird life. It now reads: Notify Fish and Wild Life Services, Washing- WSU Features. IOWA. If all the eggs laid in Iowa in one MOINES, D$S side fried sunny up and stitched together into a eefjvere patchwork quilt, they would blanket an area eight times e of the Chicago loop. iown as Americas egg basket because it ranks first in Til Jction of eggs, Iowa earned $119,105,000 from this product & certain change due setup of baseball! two THERE is latest year lor which figuresaccording to a report Jed by the Iowa Development Jssion. In that year the state ed 4,327,000,000 eggs and Jd an income from eggs irfui a'hting to three times the gross Jt je from all citrus fruit granges and grapefruit) pro-en- d that year in Texas. Iowa produces 7 per cent of the 'battels entire consumption of eggs, as one of the seven basic necessary to assure good Jb liable, (lem-etfci- ." Wnspfci state appears destined to Te . , lMl all other states in produc-'Jii- ai this protein food for 11 St; 3y years to come, the devel-ierijecommission maintains, d g to Iowas proper enormous feed possibilities ns well as te the fact that producers are tataicsted in exporting superior snd egg products. 'pesdry ' Egg production in Iowa has en- ouragtd considerable industrial evslopment. Produce plants were .rgaoised in the state more than j! 7 years ago. With development of fold storage houses came introduc- of nt cli-an- pro-gncY- ... CHEEP! CHEEP! The feeble sound which these baby chicks emit is not representative of the egg output of Iowa, which ranks as the egg basket of America." This picture, submitted by 8. W. Lock of Mason City, Iowa, won honorable mention in the Greater Iowa photographic contest sponsored by lows Development commission at the state fair. , ral .on at refrigerator, cars aler eggs which de- in good condition to cold gerWags houses in various consum-rai- g canters. Iowa ships more eggs nous3y to Boston, Chicago, Phila- and New York, the four rest egg markets of the country, , ian eny other state. :J2sry of Iowas eggs are reduced laPs.;jjld form, egg breaking plants ant'v: g been established in 48 localise. Fourteen dried egg plants also re located in various sections of n 9 is state. 1 '"Trailing Iowa as top poultry ts) a tun of the nation, on the basis of 0vtH9 figures, are: Minnesota with 797.100.000 eggs produced, $107,- 17.0 gross income; Texas, 3,309,-- S k,CC8 eggs produced, $94,084,000 income; Missouri, 2,890,000, id ino eggs produced, $78,474,000 gross eggs Ohio, 2,781,000,000 coma; mtoeed, $88,306,000 gross income; r Illinois, 2,757,000,000 eggs produced, :k 8,813,000 gross income, and Penned ftvtnia, 2,491,000,000 eggs pro-th- e lead,; $93,526,000 gross income, samrt ve ol MACON, GA. One minister who admits that he preaches his sermons without saying a word is the Rev. James M. Johnston, assistant pastor of the Foursquare Gospel church here. He has inaugurated special services for the deaf and dumb members of the congregation, delivering regular Sunday sermons entirely through the standard hand signal alphabet. The plan started one Sunday when Johnson noticed several deaf and dumb people in the congregation listening to the' pastor preach. But they werent hearing a word. Johnson stood beside the pastor, translating the sermon into hand signals. Johnson admits the method has its drawbacks. When his congregation sings hymns, you cant hear them. You have to be content with seeing what they mean, he explains. In some respects, Johnson feels, his mute congregation has it all over their brethren who can hear and talk. Using hand signals, Johnson says, he has three different ways to say Praise the Lord and three more ways to say lujah. Tour East Wheezing 1902 Car VA. In enr; FETERSBUKG, tknlr merry Oldsmobile, WU-UA. Worth, 70, of Peter,-- . giTtNrg. and his sister, Eunice, 69, !: are making a kfAX30-mi-New York, tour of the vacation ;en jn le Their Oldsmobile, however, is 1902 model. It has Mdy one cylinder, a lever for storing, and is devoid of top, a$3t or windshield. Opera-l- a lost,, Worth figures, total a JlladLX mile. Certh set out from his home picking up his r sister in At last reports they lNjTork. were whizzing through Greened geld. Mass., at a stately 15 miles an hour. an ancient , yiCtlNCE SHOWS SHOT STRING hit fin thy shotfun. a shot column a like in flight. A high ipeed mono amen, nuking 3,350 picture, abort of lead o racond. photograph, the pelleti ae they otrike foil ot 40 yards from the (tin muni. VFW LEADERS MEET . . . Ray H. Brannaman (left) of Denver, of the Veterans of Foreign Wars, chats Colo., new commander-in-chiwith Louis Starr of Portland, Ore., whom he succeeded as commander, at the 48th annual encampment of the VFW held in Cleveland. Brannaman, World War I air corps veteran, was formerly senior of the organization. Starr also is a World War 1 ef veteran. I t y A 2 At 40 yards, 13S of the -TT 174 pelleta in load of 12- 114 ounce gauge Soper-N& 4 shot, land in the 30- inch circle. L Boch pellet perforata the foil, photographed a pin pouti of 'l.'A . . . National archives employes seal air-tigplastic exhibit cases containing the emancipation proclamation (rear) and the constitution's 19th amendment (foreground) which gave women the right to vote. These and numerous other great American documents which helped establish U. 8. freedom and liberties will be placed aboard the Freedom Train" and exhibited to the public throughout the nation this fail. CARGO FOR FREEDOM TRAIN ht o rf J. developed the No method of reconstructing a shot strinf, next enlarye each t the individual frames from the motion picture (right) and t Inject each pellet into its proper place. The complete itconitructioa (beiow) ahona a eoncen-1101- S . gtion of shot pelleti in an effective abort shot string. Approxi-efres- ti , M pelleta an arhided In the bat ffeet of the atrins BallistidanaotWateni-Wincheftcrorh- - suits' clean it - -- ! "4 t -- t 1 -- r ,tcr Mechanical Method ol Saving New Hay Crop Although the barn mow still Is more extensively used today than any other place for the mechanical curing of hay and other forage crops. It lately has been receiving some competition from other farm structures notably the silo. Use of silos for curing forage ciops is gaining favor with farmers who do not have the space required fo installation of necessary equipment in their bams, as well as those who desire to use their mows for other purposes. The accompanying illustration shows a typical silo hay curing Installation. In this latest of many newer farm electrification developments, air enters the hay through vents in the C.. one-stor- y Make Foreign Coins Since 1874, the mints of the United States have been making coins at cost for foreign governments, whose combined orders at times have exceeded the volume of domestic requirements. For example, during January, 1947, our mints produced 190,414,-40- 0 coins, 60 per cent of which were for other countries. CLASSIFIED sport-conscio- big-leag- DEPARTMENT AUTOS, TRUCKS A ACCESS. I. (6imrantrrii USED Om4 Football began in the East, where, for more than 30 years, Yale, Harvard, Princeton and Pennsylvania had most of the and the strongest teams. The first strong outside challenge came from fast and powerful Wolverines around 1901. But, even then the East was well in the lead, when you look back to the days of Tom Shevlin, Gordon Brown and big Jim Hogan of Yale, DeWitt of Princeton, Graydon of Harvard and many others who wore the Orange and Black or the Red and Blue. From 1901 through 1904, Michigan was the national leader. . Twenty years ago, the tide turned westward as Stanford, Southern California and California came along with such able coaches as Pop Warner, Howard Jones and Andy Smith. These were great days on the Pacific alope, where such teams as Ohio State, Pittsburgh, Army and others were badly manhandled by western speed and power. , In the last few years, there has been another shift. The two strongest football sections in the country today are the Midwest and the South. The argument between these two sections, in the last few years, has developed more smoke than a burning oil well, with a considerable amount of flame attached. The leader in the Midwestern uprising was Notre Dame, with Knute Rockne leading the charge. But Notre Dame has since been joined by Michigan, Ohio State, Illinois, Indiana, Minnesota, Wisconsin and others who have shown solid strength. There is one debate that is full of ringing tones and vocal cataclysms. How would the 10 best teams from the South finish against the Big Nine, plus Notre Dame? For reasons of their own, these two rival football sectors leave out the East, the Far West and the Southwest, in the matter of general team strength. Hurry-Up-Yos- ta CARS Omim- 4a M 1000 1 HtaaraS at a Jam At Ckata Mata kj aataz taatlca. WiN 50-1- 0 tala aiUat. Silo converted for mechanical of hay and other forago curing crops. walls and passes into a vertical chamber which extends from top to bottom of the silo. It is exhausted from the structure by means of a fan, located above the entrance. The cost of curing hay electrically by this method with a 5 or 7 horsepower motor is about $1 per ton, the same as in the case of mow systems. Tests show that the quality of hay, cured In this way, also equals that cured in the barn, being worth from $5 to $10 more per ton in feeding value than that dried by the tun. i?HKu: J ss at i in 133 i jn . v. Ctm i J Q n O.I. TRUCK PARTS Tranafar cases, axis ahatta and aaayi., motora, etc. Mall orders promptly handled. FELT BALES CO., 4I S. 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She was selected as the Reserve Aged Cow in 1948. U. S. BUI WE RUT AND SELL Farmer Is Best Through Improved breeding methods, the farmer today is raising finer livestock than ever before. Through modem medicines, he has a type of control of dis ease and epidemic such as never before has been possible. This Is the view recently expressed by Dr. Ward L. Beebe, authority on animal health care. JUST 0IM A IN SSATHiaS ORgSPRE ADiONlROOSTS South Caught Up Fast -- v jwalk Cattlemen Get Boot Privileges - JETWATER, TEX. Unique boots, and the owner of six heac I privileges are ' enjoyed by may wear spurs. d ers of the Any infraction of the rules reTexas Sidewalk Cattlemens quires that the violator buy drinks for everybody within yelling dis yI1ijattC2iation. P of the association allow the tance. CJm 1 "mCTT of at least two head of cattle The club, it is explained by its T'Bar boots; the owner of three organizer, Ocie Hunt, is designed tc 1 of cattle may stuff the right acquaint members all over the tf his pants in' the top of his United States and in some foreign j 1? and the owner of four head !7ilfLr countries with the west Texas style stuff both pants, legs in his at humor. : major loops. No sane person who know sport can deny that Los Angeles and San Francisco are far better sporting centers than most of the major league cities, now occupying the Standing of the Clubs." Los Angeles in many ways is well bevond New York and Chicago, On a general average, it outdraws both at racing and football, to name two leading sports. Ive seen 93,000 at a (1 Rose Bowl game in w nearby .Pasadena and on the same afternoon, over 65, 000 were at the Santa Anita race track. Given any Grantlacd Rice for of competition football, Los Angeles can turn out from 80,000 to San Francisco isnt far 100,000. away. Both Los Angeles and San and Francisco are also sport-kee- n to a high degree. They are far beyond at least 10 Big League centers. For that matter, Baltimore is also a much better spot than many teams now listed. When you look over attendance records at Browne park in 8t. Louis, ranging from 400 to 1,100, you get the answer. The shift has to come at an early date, a fact which a number of big league leepy or magnates will have to swallow, no matter how little they like the medicine. There has been a big change in major league baseball which can have some interesting developments. A few years ago only the winner in a big city could pass the one million attendance mark in one year. You had to have a winner, or at least a good ball club, to make any money. Today, cellar champions or cellar challengers can pass the one million roundup. Owners no longer need good ball clubs to have big years. This easily can lead to a big letdown In the way of any financial incentive. Hay Cured in Silos By Electrical Motor ton, D. The old inscription was the abbreviated: Wash, Biol. Surv," and the change was made after an Alberta farmer sent in a complaint to the U. S. government. "Dear Sirs, he wrote, I shot one of your pet crows the other day and followed instruction attached to it. I washed it and biled it and surved it. It was terrible. You should stop trying to fool the people with things like this. Sectional Strength IN FLIGHT. relrara no ju profettik, of aiany tiny ihot poUtts when they now KX whot con of With tht ud idmoo, thoy a ihol Knni lookj or whol commonly known Hunfen knew that I a half-awa- Sermon Without Saying a Word )!A-Time- ri ne POLITICAL STRAW IN THE WIND If not from the grass roots, at least from the cream spinach and brusseis sprouts segment of the nation comes this move to make Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower the next President of the United States. John Schwars and Marty Snyder, two of Ikes wartime chefs fixed up this sign in front of their Manhattan restaurant. Other Eisenhower for president moves have began in Washington, D. C., and the Midwest. Pastor Preaches i Vflhundj2A&ioDjcL newly-organize- WNU-- W 3947 After a slow start, the South first derived its upward move from such coaches as Dan McGugin, Wallace Frank Bemie Bierman, Wade. Thomas, Jack Heisman and Bill Alexander. Later Bob Neyland All the more remarkable is the came along to add new coaching For You To Feel Well that the farmer has accomfact strength; also Carl Snavely and a 94 hour avary day, T days awry plished this despite a ratio of only few others. nkt nvf stopping, tbs kidnsys filtsr one veterinarian engaged in farm matter from tbs blood. tuts Once under way, the South moved If mors people were aware of how the for more work than farm 25,000 In a burry to take its place around must constantly remove eur kidneys animals. plus fluid, cxetes scids and other waste the front row, long after the Midmatter that cannot stay in tbs blood west had moved up. without injury to health, there would be better understanding of wky tbs What chance would the 10 best Beet Top Silage Cuts whole system is upset when kidneys faQ Dixie have teams from to function properly. against the for Hay Burning, scanty or too frequent urine Big Nine and Notre DameT Notre Requirements lion sometimes warns that something The best feeding practices have Dame would give the Midwest a Is wrong. You may suffer nagging backache, headaches, diasinees, rheumade rousing breakaway from the bar- demonstrated that by use of beet pains, getting up at nighte, welling. wlB top silage in the ration, the hay rerier. Why not try Doan't PiUtl You be using a medicine recommended the But the South has a stout argu- quirements may be reduced by one-hacountry over. Doan's stimulate the fua to in the feeding for production ment to offer. Her 10 selections tioa of the kidneys and halp them mutton sucflush out poisonous waste from the or milk. The would come from Georgia, North of beet blood. They contain nothing harmful of value culent the supplesilage Get Doan's today. Urn with r 'J Carolina, L.S.U., Alabama, Duke, Its At all drug stores. actual ments feeding properties Kentucky, Tulane, Vanderbilt, Tennessee, ' Auburn, Mississippi and and that of forage and other feeds. Mississippi State, North Carolina Many feeders think that the silage State, Virginia and one or two haa a value almost equal to good hay. ton for ton. others. lf THE ROCKETS RED GLARE . . . Illustrating the barrage effect of rockets, this spectacniar night sky pattern was made in en army ordnance department test. Nine rockets, each packing the intervals wallop of a large artillery shell, were fired at launcher. Launcher Is hidden by the glare of the from a firing, bnt a similar device, nicknamed "xylophone, can be seen in 4.5-in- half-seco- light-weig- ht IHiffllUM |