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Show ExSltRY COUNTY (UTAH) PROGRESS Pace Two May 18, 1001 night. Keith is employed at (?4cuttf 'P6pie4A ESTABLISHED, Huntington News , THE AMERICAN WAY 1900 Published every Thursday, at Castle Dale, Utah matter under the Entered In the Post Office at Castle Dale, Utah," as second-clas- s Act of March 3, 1879, as amended by the Acts of June 11, 1934, and October 30, 1951 (39 United States Code 226;. 20 Stat. 359 ; 48 Stat 928; 65 Stat 672). rna sooXitta A5CT,)N WU CLARIN D. ASHBY ... RAY E. HASSINGER KIMBLE LARSEN Mrs. Cristy Humphrey, Omg. Mrs. Leona Huntsman, Ferron Miss Judy Jensen, Lawrence Mrs. Glen Snow, Castle Dale Mrs Rose Olsen, Emery publication of the Florida Power and Light Company, after telling of these two devices to make employees more tax conscious, observes: Employees who suddenly have been jolted by the size of the tax bite, usually develop a less complacent viewpoint. They see the connection between high federal spending and the lump of tax money chopped from their paychecks . . . . The country needs more of that kind of jolting of the taxpayers. A Many out of town relatives and friends attended funeral services Thursday for Mrs. Julia Jorgensen. Mr. and Mrs. Max Jensen and family spent the weekend and Mothers Day in Salt Lake with ill I tM BI CORRESPONDENTS Mrs. Dora Otteson, Cleveland .. JO Mrs, Maxine Baker, G, R. Mrs. Flora Jensen, Huntington Mrs. Clara Jensen, Clawson .. Mrs LaMon Christensen, Elmo four smaller ones. Visiting at the Priscilla Sheffield and Rose Gill heme last week were Mr. and Mrs. Tom Sheffield of Hiawatha and Mrs. Hannah Riley of Spring Glen. 1 Apprentice Most people pay their federal income taxes via the withholding system. The employer keeps hack a certain percentage of the paycheck and turns it over to the government. M.uny workers don't have any accurate idea of just how much is deducted, so some concerns have adopted novel ways of driving the lesson home. One, for instance set up two adjoining pay windows. At the first each employee was given his full check, without deductions. But he had to go at once to the second window and shell out his tax for that pay period. Another used a different means of achieving the same purpose. An employee whose pay was $100 a week was given the full amount, without any deductions for three weeks. But at the end of the fourth week the pay envelope held a paltry $23.00. When he screamed in protest the tax story was explained to him. His four-wee- k bill was $76.40, ami the company had taken it all in one big bite, instead of Mrs Clara Jensen I Editor and Publisher Printer, Operator And Then He Screamed Clawson News && a, EDITORIAL NATIONAL I $ 4221 We're On Our Way The magazine Service publish- ed by and for the employees of the Kansas Power and Light Company, says: If you are an average American wage earner or business man, you work for yourself and your family from January through August . . . so you are working for yourself eight months of the year and for the government four months. Economists say a free society is in danger ,When government takes 20 to 25 per cent of its wealth. With government in the United Slates Costing 30 percent of everything we earn, we are already past that danger mark, and the burden of taxation continues to mount. Tragically enough, many of us who arc most violently opposed to Socialism are unwittingly aiding and abetting those whose objective is to bring about its adoption in this country. We do it by demanding from various levels of government more and more benefits and services which we can and should provide for ourselves. . We do it by asking the Federal government to do things for us which can be done better and cheaper by local or state government. To prevent confiscation by government of an excessive portion of what we earn we must: Actively support officials who are opposed to putting government into areas and activities that belong to the people . . . activities 'which are not only vast and expensive but which inevitably deprive the. people of their rights and FREEDOMS. Mr. and Mrs. Tedd Johnson and family were visitors in Provo Saturday. Mrs. Flora Jensen Mr. and Mrs. Armand Johnson and Claudia enjoyed a trip to southern Utah at Virgin and St. George, Friday to Sunday, with relaUves. Earlier in the week Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Edwards and Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Jones of Lehi were visitors at the Ar- one evening during the past Glenna Jones and girl friend, Kathleen Sant, of Salt Lake City were visitors on Mothers Day Mr, iorralne Sitterud of with Mr. and Mrs. Glen Jones. Huntington and Jackie Hall, Castle Dale, were visitors in Mr. and Mrs. James Wall, Moab Friday. Joan and family of West Jordan, Mr. anl Mrs. Dan Stockburger mand Johnson home. Dora Geary, LaRae Roundy and baby of Price, were visitors at the home of their folks, Mr. Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Bennett, and Famie Baxter spent several on mur- and Mrs. Arthur Clegg, Sunday. hours Mr. and Mrs. Walter Baxter and als in recently paintingnew Price for the Mr. and Mrs. Dan LeRoy and son Frederick visited in Drager-to- n Edward Geary and Janet with a niece of Mr. Baxter, Stewart were here from school Mr. and Mrs. Roy Sherwood, Weekend visitors at the home at Provo for the weekend with of Mrs. Mabel Guymon were Mr. Mrs. Estlla' Geary and family. brought his mother, Mrs. Guy and Mrs. Owen Christensen and (Vada) Law home with them. family of Springville and Mr. Verna Axelgard and children She has been recuperating up and Mrs. Paul Christensen and of Price spent Mothers Day with north with her children, follow- children of Logan. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Robbins. Mr. and Mrs. Tver Truman ing her illness and A crowd of married folks had were in Price Sunday with Mr. an evening of visiting, games and Mrs. Bud Truman and and refreshments at the home Miss Sammie Luke spent the of Mr. and Mrs. Bert McKee weekend at home with her par- Saturday night, who were reMr. and Mrs. Walter Baxter ents, the Emil Lukes, observing cently married. The - new Mrs. were dinner guests at the E. R. is Mothers Day. She employed McKee was formerly Mrs. Sarah Bennett home Sunday. in Salt Lake City. Jensen. week. Check These An error was made in the Mr. and Mrs. Reo Young and officers of the Orangeville Post 39 American Legion Auxiliary family of Provo visited over the published last week. Mrs. Mer-en- e weekend with Mr. and Mrs. AlHumphrey is secretary and vin Young. Sunday for Mothers Day, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Nicolova treasurer. LDS Church Books of Price visited at the Young (Complete new book departMrs. Don (Diane) Cox and home. Jilted ment, Including fiction, dicchildren of Price spent Mothers tionaries, etc.) Mr. and Mrs. Neil Guymon Day here with her parents, Mr. of Dragerton came for a visit Hallmark Cards and Mrs. Lillis Jewkes. with Mr and Mrs. Theo LeRoy and gift wrappings Young Miss Beth Snow is Thursday. Genealogical Supplies home from the Carbon hospital Mr. and Mrs. Gene Harding She is the daughrecuperating. Monogramming Service Mrs. Cristy Humphrey ter of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley had a visit mith their daughter, (Stationery and Wedding Merlene Asay, and family this Snow. Napkins) week. and members were the Ed (Louise) Mrs. Olive Magnuson Mr and Mrs. Ray Curtis arriv and Sheldon (Irene) daughter Sue were home for the Bates Mrs. Mira Mitchell of Salt Mothers Day weekend. They vis- Chappels of Salt Lake City and ed home the past week from Arizona and California where Lake City is visiting In Hunting-to- n ited with Mrs. Lydia Grange their families. for several weeks with her they have been visiting their and other relatives. daughter, Mrs. Soren Nielson, sons, Bob and Morris, and and family. Also Mr. and Mrs. Here from Sunnyside this Mr. and Mrs. Robert Moffitt LaDell Brown and Tom Nielson week were Mr. and Mrs. Fred and children of Price spent The Ladies improvement wish of Provo were weekend visitors Price, Utah Fail. They were guests of his Mothers Day here with Mr. and H. Mrs. to and the John Taylor express thanks to everyone at the Nielson home. daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Leiand Clark Van Burens. who helped in any way to make Headquarters for: Davis, and family and Mrs. A shower for Keith Sherman the UFWC Eastern District Katie Sevy. Office new and his Typewriters, Fute was home Miss Jane Tuttle wife, Shirley big succes it was. from her teaching duties In State and district officers prais- of Ogden, was held at the home aud Machines Supplies Mr. and Mrs. Reid Moffitt of Salt Lake City to enjoy Mothers ed the fine work and effort put of Keiths parents Saturday Murray spent the weekend at Day with her parents, Mr. and into the organization and prepthe home of their parents, Mrs. Mrs. Stanton Tuttle, and sister aration of this affair. State ofRhea Taylor and Mr. and Mrs. Ellen. ficers, Mrs. Lomax of Nephi, Alvin Guymon. president; Mrs. Diamanti of Here visiting with Mrs. Edria Helper and Miss Maryaret AnThe first year after the railroad came to Utah, back in Miss DeAnn Humphrey and a McNeil and friends over the derson of Nephi;; and Junior Wine-ga- r state was club 1870, the state produced 50 tons of copper. Last year, of Mrs. Dean weekend Mrs. Ida president, friend from Snow College were of Springville were present, copper output was 219,400 tons. Since 1870, a total here over the weekend to visit Salt Lake City. along with members from every of 8,186,000 tons of copper has been produced from her folks, Mr. and Mrs. Dee The Lamont Laws were here club in the district comprising Utah mines! The copper industry through its payrolls, Humphrey. They returned to from Provo this weekend. They Grand, Carbon and Emery counEphraim Sunday. supply purchases and tax payments is a major bulwark ties. Five women who had servof Utah's prosperity. ed as district presidents were in Visiting at the George Young attendance. The Ladies Improvehome Sunday were their daughment club had charge of the day UTAH ters, Mrs. Hope Anderson of and were well pleased with the "From the earth comas an abundant life for Huntington and Mrs. Claude support given them locally and (Ruth) Jensen and husband of from other communities. Price, also some of the Many Items Orangeville News Office Equipment Company Bulwark of prosperity . MINING ASSOCIATION air : Here for a few days visit the past week was Marguerite HumMrs. Jensen's parents, Mr. and night visitors in Salt Lake last phrey of Salt Lake City. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Ed von Torgerson. week. Ray B. Humphrey. Cox and Mr. and Mrs. Frank The Bruce Gordon family of Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Akelund Mrs. Cora Charlesworth of Price were Sunday afternoon visitors and son Bernell and Mr. and Kearns were weekend visitors Mrs. Terry Akelund and baby at his parents, Mr. and Mrs. with Mrs. Mary Cox. attended the funeral services Clem Gordon. They had their here Thursday. They remained new baby along with the other Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jen3en several days children. visiting relatives. and family, Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Price and family and Mr. Observing Mothers Day with Clinton Price, the young son of Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Curtis and Mrs. Rulon Blackburn and baby were all Mothers Day din- Mr. and Mrs. Victor Price, re- were members ' of their family, ner guests in Sunnyside at the ceived a broken arm Sunday af- Beatrice and daughter and home of Mr. and Mrs Don ternoon in the yard of his home, Jeanne of Salt Lake City, along when he jumped over a fence with those from here. Smith. and fell on a rock They took him Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Price to the doctor where it was found Some of the children of the and children and Mr. and Mrs. his arm was broken in two Preston Huntingtons were here Rulon Blackburn were over places. for Mothers Day. Out of town IffiiqpMSilllH Switch to the sign of the store that sells farm profits Buy USS Nitrogen Fer- tilizers where you see this sign. It takes "N," Men Nitrogen for farm profits. P. C. Jones and Son's Flameless ELECTRIC COOKING Over l out of 5 new homes in this area are equipped with flameless electric cooking. 4 You too can enjoy cool electric cooking this summer and for years to come. Because there is Heres what happens when corn receives the proper amount of fertilizer: A successful farmer increased his yields of .grain corn 70 to 80 bushels an acre. Another farmer, raising corn for silage, increased his yields 6 to 10 tons more per acre. To grow corn profitably, high rates of nitrogen are necessary in the irrigated west. This year, increase your yields . . . boost your profits from corn by using enough fertilizer. 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