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Show I An Independent Newspaper Devoted To The interests Ot The People Ot Rich County and Lower Bear River Valley Volume 15 Number 42 FROM OUR CONGRESSMAN W. K. GRANGER Randolph Utah. Friday Nov. . 6. 1942 $1.50 Per Tear In Advance RICH COUNTY OFFICIAL ELECTION RETURNS Stabilization of Farm Prices. W.ere su.ccessful in Rich County Tuesday. Electing all candidates but three as follows: Adolph Larson beat David Hoffman for Clerk . na 153 votes; Victor Satter thwaite won over Milford The Government has issued a call for Reorder Wamsley for County Assessor by 132 votes; R. G. Marshall was elected County Attorney Comia by 129 votes; Alonzo Hopkins lead L. B. Johnson a 10 percent increase in 1942 spring hog over by 190 votes for State Senator. production over the 1942 crop. The 1942 spring farrowing was 2,000,000 head Woodruff Total which was a new record. The new goal Congressman: calls for about 68,000,000. Secretary of K Walter D. Granger, 88 394 Lee, J. Bracken R. Agriculture Wickard said' these increas45 336 ed farro wings will result in an increase Justice Supreme Court: i of 2,400,000,000 pounds dress ' weight D. Moffat, David W 84 429 Dilworth over R. last year. He estimated Woolley, 49 slaughter 314 that the 1943 requirements for U. 3. State Senator: D. e Hopkin, Alonzo 104 military forces and will 463 v R. exceed 1942 requirements by more than Johnson, L. B 31 273 State Representative: 1,000,000,000 pounds. D. Robinson, Amos B The Department of Agriculture re87 442 R. Pope, C. W 46 demand for farm ported the over-a289 products in 1943 will be stronger than Commissioner - 4 years: D. T8 Stuart, J. Earl in 1942, and prices received by farm463 R. 57 ers generally will be higher on the Ellis, Ralph E 273 average than in 1942. The Department Commissioner - 2 years: D. 73 Hodges, N. J. ' has asked for production of an addi397 R. 58 Kearl; Morton tional 44,000,000 pounds of spray process 326 dry skim piilk far shipment by Decem- Clerk and Recorder: D. 59 ber 31st because it is urgently needed Hoffman, David M 291 R. 75 Larson, Adolph W to supplement the fluid milk supply of 444 the Allied nations and is in greater de- County Sheriff: D. 70 Weston, Benjamin mand than roller process dry milk. As 404 Rollo R. 65 Eastman, of its 327 program ofapeeding up the part County Treasurer: delivery of this milk, the AMA is 86 D. McKinnon, Lynn 501 dry skim milk on a weekly basis Lucille 49 R. Rees, instead of the first and third weeks as 233 County Assessor: heretofore. 71 D. Wamsley, Milford 302 Agriculture Secretary Wickard has 62 R. Victor Satterthwaite, 434 authorized the Commodity Credit Corporation to sell for cash available County Attorney: 82 D. Comia, Theris 302 wooden storage bins to approved ware53 G R. R. Marshall, 431 housemen and elevator operators for the storage of wheat in areas where County Surveyor: 16 Ind. 20 storage facilities are not sufficient to Reed, Jesse J 2 Neville, Joseph 2 d take care of this years 0 Calder George 1 production. Several thousand of these 10 C. E Cheney, 10 rewhich has been bins, the sale of 0 1 stricted to wheat producers cooperating Barker, Amos to the 1942 AAA agricultural conservation program, are available, principally DEATH CLAIMS ARMY HAS QUITE A in the Dakotas. Producers will still be WOODRUFF NEWS RANDOLPH CITIZEN URGENT PROBLEM IN FITTING encouraged to erect such bins on their IN SHOES SOLDIERS A Halloween sociall was given Satfarms. Tenants and others who cannot This community was saddened SatMADE CIVIL FOR urday evening by the. Sunday School. from buy bins will be given urday morning when. ; Possibly, Ihe .reason Quartermasters Refreshments were served 'and games m committees AAA Lois county by Kennedy, Ogden of the death of have so many gray hairs can now be A time was had by all. n for good wheat played. son of her Erwin home storage at died the WORKERS who SERVICE purchases making explained. Captain Walter D. Franz, old stork visited the home of Mr. The CCC owned bins. Kennedy. Base Quartermaster at the Army Air 7 Warehousemen purchasing the bins Mrs. Kennedy had been in poor health An urgent appeal is made by the U Base, Salt Lake City, Utah, received and Mrs. Elden Putman and left a are Mother and pound boy. baby baby was will issue negotiable insured warehouse Mito but and S. Civil Service Commission months, thought two pairs of shoes, to fill special ordreceipts represent;..,- ..beat "tored by 1 3 recovering satisfactory when she litary Civilian Recruiting Authorities at ers, in the sar.3 mail; Shoes for men doing nicely. A wedding shower was given Wedproducers as collateral against CCC passed away. Headquarters Ninth Service Command. who could not be fitted out of the sizes evening for Mr. and Mrs. Lynnesday loans. The authorization provides , that Mrs. Kennedy was bom August 12, Fort Douglas, for civilian personnel to carried in stock. One pair don who were recently married Dean, where surplus steel and wooden bins 1880, a daughter of William B. Gunn be employed by the Ordnance Depart- regularly was size four and the other pair size in the Salt Lake temple. The bride marowned by the CCC are available, county and Sarah Mills Gunn. She was ment and the Motor Transport District fifteen. was Miss Irma Downy of St. John, committees may purchase from eligible ried to John S. Kennedy, who was kill- at Fort Douglas, Utah. The regular stock carried by the Kansas. We wish them much hapbet2 or No. ten last ed ago wheat July. years by lightning grading produces In view of the fact that there is a Quartermaster at the Air Base comes piness and success in life. They reter, with moisture content not to ex- Mrs. Kennedy was am actve LDS church shortage of skilled labor in the larger in 75 different They run all the ceived many lovely and useful gifts. of account as a Stake called was She member. 13 the cess of percen, for centers of the state this appeal is di- way from 5A to 12E!E. When a man Mr. and Mrs. Heber Cox visited Mr. CCC for storage. The price paid will LDS missionary Jan. 12, 1941, and was rected to the skilled and with one of fitted cannot be properly and Mrs. Ted South in Logan during be the loan rate at the point of stor- acting in 'that capacity at the time of mechanics and technicians in. the more shoes are sizes, special the regular the week. and her death. isolated and outlying communities. age applicable to the grade, class, ordered from the manufacturer. HowMr. and Mrs. Boyd Comia of Pocsons the survived is She following by wheat purchase. protein of the The available positions at the Motor ever, this is the first pair of size x5 atello, Mr. and Mrs. Alf Haun and ,and daughters: Edward and Fern of Rationing. District with the approxithe QuartermasTransport ordered ever by shoes of Alonzo and daughter Oaire, and Miss Nola Comia To aid in voluntary meat conservation Randolph, Utah; Ervin mate monthly salaries based on a forty ter since the Air Base was established were week end visitors of Mr. and Mrs some in who where is callCommittee Clyde, Ogden; the Food Requirements week follow; 23 Auto Me- at Salt Lake, and it certainly was a hour eight Ed. Comia. ed upon restaurants to make available Ireland with the U. S. Expiditionary chanics at $203.96 per month, 32 Auto when the two pairs; the Stake conference was held at Evanhalf portions of meat at reduced prices. forces, and Mrs. Elizabeth Jerrard of Mechanic Helpers at $167.96 per montn, coincidence and the largest arrived in the ston Nov. 1st. Many of our townssmallest also survived She is aid to Evanston, Wyo. This program is designed - Sheet Metal Worker at $203.96 per people were there, gladly getting inof meats until rationing goes by 14 grandchildren and one brother, month, 4 Sheet Metal Worker Helpers same mail. to carry on in their ward. structions of Utah. Woodruff, Ben Gann, at $167.96 per month, 1 Upholsterer (Continued on Last Page) was the Apostle who Merril Funeral Services. Joseph F. F. A. NEWS at $203.96 per month, 1 (automotive) Funeral services were held in the spoke. CONSTITUTIONAL Upholsterer Helper at $167.96 per month, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Cox and Miss 1942, the South 29, Randolph Ward chapel Tuesday, under 1 Painter October Thursday, AMENDMENTS. (automotive) at $203.96 per Cox spent the week end in Salt Delora second the direction of Glen H. Rex, as foltheir had Farmers month, 4 Painter Helpers at $167.96 per Rich Future Mr. Cox went down to the read lows: City. r LaMar President Argyle 6 Laborers at $137.80 per month, meeting. Number 1: month, Lets hope he gets his hunt. choir The Randolph we are going pheasant sang, "O, My 1 99 Yes Tire Inspector at $259.98 per month the constitution which ; was offered birds. Invocation the Father at Also by 266 and 1 Assistant Automotive Inspector to send into the State. No Ray Spencer and son Dean, spent the Hyrum J. Norris; Brother and Sister at $170.00 month. meeting several committees were apper In GaMcKinnon the Ernest sang are the membership, week end at Layton pheasant hunting. Number 2: The Ordnance Department lists va- pointed. They Mr. Gordon Rees was struck in the was B. L. the President Johnson rden; 135 Entertainment, scrap drive, and wrestlFor followed by a solo, O cancies for trainees in the following face first are by a horse this week. We hope We speaker, committees. 441 and boxing $8.40 per ing Against . Machinist General at trades; effects result. Mrs. no bad Those Tears Bess Rex; Dry by planning on having a Smokless Smoker This s the scrap song the boys and David Hoffman was the next speaker day, Armament Machinist at $8.40 per in which there will be wrestling and of the RICH COUNTY SOLDIER followed by Glen H. Rex. All spoke day, Instrument Repairmen, at $7.96 per It wU be held on Nov. girls to the Woodruff school RECEIVES PROMOTION of thfe good life of Sister Kennedy. The day, Armorers at $5.92 per day, Diesel boxingto bouts. composed: 7th Sing and 8th grades 6th, raise funds for our local FF 18th, of to Jingle choir sang the closing hymn, Abide Mechanics at $8.40 per day, Foreman, tune Jangle, the Jingle, it Each member is to own and manage Private Corless Wamsley, son of Mr. With Me. The benediction was by Mechanical Trades (Diesel) at $9.60 per some livestock as a. business enter- Weve got scrap that Jingle, Jangle, been has and Mrs. Joseph Wamsley, W. T. Rex. The grave was dedicated day. Blaine Hoffman has acquired Jingle. As the Ford goes rolling right promoted to Corporal and. transferred by Wm. Johnson Burial was to the The last named positions include prise. And t says, Oh aint you glad ownership to 5 hampshire sheep 2 milk along.Yankees. And we to Camp Shelby, Miss. Mr. Wamsley Bandolph cemetery. go pushing victraining periods of from one and your Dean Grant beef 5 calves. and is now head Technician which is the ot six months in length, after cows, Uncle Oh The Reaper joins with her many Sam, Oh Uncle is starting in the dairy business by tory along. we done some have highest rank in that branch of the ser- friends and relatives in sympathy for which salaries are subject to increase Sam. may Though buying a purebred Holstein calf. Last vice. He is now to charge of the power the bereaved family. the run. on and employees may be assigned to duty week but their always fooling, Dan Wilson bought a purebred to the United that plant. States. Weve Apanywhere Jingle, Jangle, got scrap hampshire ewe to get a start to the Mr. Wamsley is. a graduate of the As the Ford goes rolling right most cases, must show to Jingle. plicants Bud Nicholls, business. of Card Thanks sheep Coyne Electric school to Chicago. The Weve got scrap to kill the three or more years of previous meReporter. along. slant-eye- d Reaper wishes him success with Uncle Japs. As we go right on We wish to express our sincere thanks chanic experience. Sams Forces. You know Tokyo Tokyo. bombing and appreciation to all those who helpApplications will be accepted at the thnks hell win the war. But the scrap SOLDIERS MENU ed in any way during the sickness and office of the Recruiting Representative,. will stop him at his door. death of our beloved mother. Their Literary Club Note If you wonder what the average solBuilding 105, Room 250 Fort Douglas, Silas Ellis recently returned from kindness and kind deeds' will always dier eats to a year, here are some figUtah. The Ladies Literary club met at the be remembered. We Roberts, Calif., has been proures that will give you the answer. Camp especially wish to home of Mazell Hoffman on Nov. 4th to moted Corporal. He spent 2 months thank those who brought flowers. During the year each soldier eats: 403 for their regular weekly meeting. quarts of milk, 253 pounds of potatoes in Salt Lake City and Pleasant Grove, Lois Kennedy Family. Mrs. Minerva Tiechert of Cokeville, 24 meet with the pounds of dry beans and nuts, 142 Utah, to training and is now stationed Wyo., was invited to of citrus fruits and tomatoes, at Pocatello, Idaho Army Air Base. on Art. Her pounds lecture and club members SOLDIERS DANCE I thank all of you kindly for the 142 of leafy green and yellow Mr. and Mrs. inand ponds was interesting very lecture Ralph Elis and son Steve, splendid support given me in the A farewell dance was given Wednesstructive. She exhibited some of her election. I assure yon, I will do my vegetables, 312 pounds of other veget- visited him on several occasions while paintings, which were admired by all day to honor of Garth Nicholls who has ntmoat to serve you in this office in ables and fruits, 525 eggs, 247 pounds of he was stationed to Salt Lake. He meat, poultry and fish, 215 pounds of present. enlisted with the U. S. Forces. We did the best possible manner, flour and cereals, 133 pounds of fats, visited with his brother Ralph, and A' delicious lunch was served by the not hear what branch of the service. to the Jones N.J. HODGES oils, (bacon and salt pork) 114 pounds sister, Wtoifred( of South Gale, Calif., hostess and Myrtle olubj A large crowd attended. of sugars, syrups and preserves. members and five guests. while at Camp Roberts. . i - i Lend-Leas- t ll now-buyin- near-recor- APPEAL n word-cam- e, - semi-skille- d . x one-ha- lf . Thanks To Voters - V 1 |