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Show Emery County Progress Wednesday, December Whats up Doc? by Barry McWilliams Cornmom cold (Continued from Page Missing MoutfftCM Gfl M5 (take aspirin, drink a lot of liquids and rest). Perhaps you will be given an antihistamine which will make you sleepier than the ones you can get yourself at the drugstore or one of a group of combination cold was exposed during the incubation period, before you had symptoms, anyway. A word for chicken soup: Dizziness when standing up is common with colds, and is helped by drinking salty liquids. Bouillon and chicken soup are excellent. If symptoms persist beyond two weeks, then see the doctor. The physician will examine nose, throat, and ears, and listen to your lungs. If your throat looks raw, a cultv-- e may be taken. You will get the advise above amounts of these ingredients. These medications serve to make available compounds you usually more SALT LAKE member PURicJG Christmas O o of the family 0s During this period William married Annie Sterns. Victor was born on June 26, 1900 in Salt Lake City. From 1912 to 1921 the family lived in Hollywood, California where Victor attended the Hollywood High School, one the the most respected high schools within the United States in the early 1900s. Victors son, Richard A. Sweet said that the school retained many former Havard professors on its staff. My father told me of one school assemble where Henry Ford, Thomas Edison and Henry Firestone spoke. It was a very good school, he said. Soon after graduating from the high school he joined the U.S. Army during World War 1. After the war Victor returned to Salt Lake City where he attended and graduated from the University of Utah. degree was in metalurgical engineering. After obtaining the degree he was given management positions in many of the Sweet holdings in Carbon County. He also developed most of the coal activity up Gordon Creek. He started the National, Maple Creek and Consumers coal companies. Wishing you everything you need to mokyourCI oocelebrateo. .thissacred,. Q ooseason0 togetheroirio - The Utah State treasurer has received a check for more than the company after it was reorganized as the Hudson Coal Company. When Victor retired from operating the National Coal Company in 1948, he remained active in the mining industry. He organized a marketing organization of 21 independent coal mines which included properties in Carbon County and up Huntington Canyon in Emery County. Richard A. Sweet said the family started withdrawling from coal mining as the railroads and residential heating switched to different fuels. Though Victor had most of his holdings in Carbon County, he never resided here. He was active in civic affairs as a SLC Area Chamber of Commerce, SLC Country Club, Fort Douglas Country Club, the National Rifle Association, Elks Lodge and the American Legion. Up until he shut down his office in the Continental Bank Building in Salt Lake City five years ago, he was the oldest tenant in the d building. Most of the policies for the mines were made from this office. He was also in the Masons for more than Sweet-operate- than 50 years. He married Florence Armstrong on June 24, 1925, in Salt Lake City. The marriage was solemnized in the Provo LDS Temple. His survivors include his wife; son, Richard A. Sweet, both of Salt Lake City; three grandchildren; four Funeral services were held Monday in Salt Lake City. Burial was at the Salt Lake City Cemetery. $9 million from the Bureau Land of as its Management of revenues share from federal lands in the State. According to Roy Turner, acting chief of management services for BLM in Utah, the $9,357,212 payment is Utahs share of mineral revenues for the six month period from April 1, to September 30, 1980, and mineral leasing on $223,300 from grazing federal lands in the fees and $8,226 from state, (BLM ad- the sale of lands and ministers all mineral materials. Utah received an leasing on federal lands), 12 and one half earlier payment of from percent of BLM $7,901,176 grazing revenues, and mineral revenues for five percent of net the first half of fiscal proceeds from the sale of lands and materials In addition to revenues directly distributed to the 40 mineral from water fees lands and financing materials. C ARE seeks We are fortunate to be living in a country where most of the people enjoy luxuries undreamed of by poor for in-li- eu States, Russia and Canada 1980 Itlagnuson Lumber Co. Houseware l Hardware Gifts VP Qmbnm WARDS 4x4 Huntington South Castle Dale If your holiday is anything like you ore, its bound to be unbeatable! Kris Kringle and we wish you a JT'lr CHRISTMAS ranked 20th on a priority list of 33 state construction projects. knowledge to work toward becoming self supporting. -- and clinics as well as helping set up income -- cottage generating the programs industries. Other important produce results. But millions more still in of components majorities need our help. CAREs work are developing countries. CARE provides food disaster relief and At this holiday time for more than 30 rehabilitation and, let us remember that a million as such a people, mostly through CARE simple gift And -- bowl of nourishing porridge each day, farm tools or im- proved rice seeds can children. are Included families who food for through self development receive work - help - MEDICO, training village health workers as well as physicians and nurses. Even a small conmean survival to a or can go a long tribution a child projects family local increase that out to Last struggle way. year for trying each dollar donated by of poverty in a Third agricultural production. the public, CARE World nation. CARE also conducts provided $6.73 worth of of We can give a gift aid to help families life and hope through a various other self contribution to CARE, help programs in 35 survive and build a the international aid countries throughout better tomorrow. and development Africa, Asia, Latin Contributions may America and the be sent to CARE, 660 organization. The central aim of Middle East. First Avenue, New Thrif-- T Market -- CARE programs is to help destitute people gam the strength and These building Huntington MAURICE and MARION JENSEN include York, N.Y. 10016, or to schools, any regional CARE roads, water systems office. are iii , Vv "f A Special Thanks to all the friends who have shopped with us In GAO? LO 7ZmG r U 1980 G0P Tires, Batteries, Petroleum Products Houseware Agricultural Products Hardware Center 748-263- 9 finfssL ht&m 51 donations r MERRY, MERRY CHRISTMAS Dry Cleaners from BLM. fui-produci- (to Wl Ini n Laundry & tax payments during physical education plant may still be in the distant future. Phase I construction of the facility is projects in the West. The payment inThe state receives 50 cludes $9,123,990 as the percent of revenues states share of collected by BLM for mineral revenues, public also more than $8,000,000 on revenues grazing and the sale of annual The state received Despite moving up the State Building Boards priority list, funding for CEUs percent of all collected by BLM are placed in the federal reclamation fund for to $17,258,388. WILCOX CEU gym listed by BLM. state, year 1980, bringing total payments from BLM during the year uioLi the world's chief oloveand o friendship. State given millions from BLM operated United o to0allas.w0ej by Victor also developed the National Coal Railway to serve his National Coal Company mines up Gordon Creek. This line was eventually secured by Utah Railway. It has seen be tom up and all coal moved from Gordon Creek is done by truck. He also started retail outlets for coal in Logan and Salt Lake City under the name of the City Coal Company. Victor Sweet also operated and owned a controlling interest in the Sweet Uranium Mining and Milling and the Yellowjacket Mine of Idaho. Richard A. Sweet said his family generally would develop the mines and then sell then to large corporations. For instance Hiawatha was sold by the Sweets to U.S. Fuel Company for $2.5 million. During World War II, Victors coal properties were used extensively for the Allied war effort, Richard said. My father was known as the man shiped coal to Newcastle (England) during the war. After the war the market for coal slowed and the Sweet Coal Company up Spring Canyon went into receivership. Victor The 0 GoodoWill great-grandchildre- n. , - O have stronger comfortable o- er Most common colds are caused by virus. A virus does not respond to antibiotics. It is generally the complications of a cold such as a strep throat, ear infection or bronchitis, that are caused by a bacteria for which an antibiotic may be helpful. ments. His "PALMS? decreasing cough or congestion but actually do little to shorten the actual duration of the illness. which organized most of the major coal companies in Carbon County in the first part of this century died Victor William Sweet, 80, died of natural causes on Dec. 4, 1980. The Sweet Family started their efforts in coal development with Victors father, William H. Sweet. William came out western with the Denver and Rio Grande the Railroad and first came into the Carbon County area as a telegrapher at Colton. Colton at that time was a major junction point between the Clear Creek, Mud Creek and Winter Quarters mines in the Scofield area and Salt Lake City. Eventually William interested other family members to pool their resources to develop coal projects. Up until the Sweet incursion into Carbon County, most of the coal sold in Utah was done by the Union Pacific and the D&RG railroads. Many considered the railroad rates as being monopolistic. The father, with his brothers, developed the mines at Morhland, Hiawathia, Kenilworth and most of the developments up Spring Canyon. The family used a crew of Indians to do the survey and drilling work on the developlate-J80- m wm sfftis coitD h Early coal organizer expires in LC hospital CITY- - A ohm too, vem by prescription only. These have similar ingredients to medications available but the prescribed drugs to isHttte 4A) Iiiiurance. The body requires more fluid if you have a fever. Be sure you get enough. Fluids help keep the mucus more liquid, so you can cough to prevent complications such as bronchitits and ear infection. A vaporizer (particularly in the winter if you have forced-ai- r heat) wll help to liquify secretions. Rest this is gratuitous. If you dont have fever and want to work, go ahead. It wont prolong your illness, and everybody at the office 24, 1980 5A ' |