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Show Tliiir(l.'i Hr July , 4, 1 1) 4 flic r. Champions Townsend Plan linin' nf Uliarmi Work To Start On Lake View Bridge i PxrWmhwi nv4Jy t Prvi UUih, by Use Sluron CAitriitiv AfrsocuttKm of Oru. Fruited by Uudi Vaker Iclmshing 7 Conijey, Editor, North First i'lah Valley News. With the steady circulation of t Frvno, an Eritem! m Second Class Hatter CKt,tr fe, lfo7 At tl e Pfltft Off e exlra two billion dollars a Utah, under met of March 2, l'Td. Townsend under the month, Ran, the possible scarcity in the lean years. National Recovery The granary Is on wheds of industry will KEEP THERE SHALL BE millions of farms, m thousands of With au abundant inloadside bins, and in countless turning. come the citizens will buy more elevators and warehouses. NO HUNGER HERE than the necessities of life. As XYheat and corn and lotton to the wheels of industry turn, even teed and clothe the multitudes more money will be attracted nortimes Three the R. are BOSWELL Bv a there. from investors who up to now l'th l.unty Agru ulturmi Agent mal supply of wheat has been put have seen no security for their Since the dawn of history hun- into this storage, and added to funds. The 2 per cent gross inmore us new it the gives crop come tax proposed ger and the fear of hunger hare under the driven men to war. All nations than a billion bushels for the Plan is not an added expense; it have had to have food to defend coming year half again as much is an investment. This will be themselves No nation has ever as we would normally consume. seen when the Plan restores busiThe Granary for ness at least to its 1929 level. been so secure in its supply of food and fiber as America is to- corn holds three times the usual Those old enough will rememand the corn means ber what the brisk circulation of Never has a nation been carry-oveday. given such a guarantee of abun- pork and lard, beef and mutton, money did for the country at that dance as that assured the United milk and butter, poultry and time, when everyone was investegg- States by the American farmer. ing in homes and cars. We are If there were a cotton crop all aware of what the idle and America's granaries are full to overflowing with food and fiber, failure, we should not go without sluggish money has done now because the Granary that homes have been lost, the for America has the Granaty that stores the abun- now has more than a full year's life savings used up and the old dance of fat years against any supply. car worn out in search of work. The American farmer is the The present national administmost efficient on earth and he ration has piled up a large public stormost has now the efficient See APRICOTS WANTED debt, more than 145,000,000,000 on America's in an to stimulate trade Ariel Larsen at Vineyard. age systembins ofearth. food and fiber for a atte.ipt bursting . recovery. Funds 016J-3Phone are the farmers' reply to the could temporary have been raised without in Come Europe. bursting shells borrowing, and recovery could what may, the American farmer have been made permanent under with his Granary is the Townsend Plan , for the defense. ready When the aged are removed from the competition for jobs and when a steady market is provided In Four-I- I clubs 15 pheasant counties of Utah have received for business, the demand for 5.020 pheasants from the State young labor will be greatly inThe two billion dollars Fish and Game Department. Club creased. members will grow tne game In circulation every month will birds out and sell them lack to create a demand for many times the State this fall. The project that amount In goods and serGood business men will Is under the direction of Carl vices. Frischkneeht, extension poultry-ma- n respond to this demand. It's the turnand J. Whitney Floyd, ex- well known principle of A real demand for labor tension forester of the Utah State over. will create good wage standards Agricultural College. and better working conditions, to say nothing of a vastly stimulated demand for goods and services Use the hairdress that from young people. becomes joh individualThe two billion dollar fund ly. Our experts will mentioned above will first be disadvice Vbt Stret-t-, Frovo. Utah. ever-norm- Utah, Iron and Weber counties. Strong and Grant, Springville, were low bidders on the Provo river project, which is situated on the lower county road between Vineyard and Provo. The cost to be $2(1,264.00. Construction will proceed immediately and, according tb Mr. Hammond, there will be little inconvenience to the travelingVpub-lt- c as proper detotira will be Wj-vidduring the building of th new bridge. The bridge will be a structure with a total length of 103 feet 4 inches and will have a 24 foot road clearance and two five foot Bidewalks, protected by ornamental Iron rails. The bridge will be supported by eight steel beams weighing approximately 40 tons and will have a reinforced concrete deck and reinforced pier and abutments. Approaches to the bridge will be widened and Improved and the road at the beet slicer comer north of the bridge will be realigned. At present the road at that point Is a 30 degree angle, a dangerous spot. The realignment will reduce the turn to a 6 degree ed Ever-Norm- r, Ever-Norm- curve. Construction has been delayed because the Vineyard road is not Ever-Norm- part of the federal aid system and the road commission has en-- d avored to obtain federal aid from secondary road funds. Considerable difficulty was experienced In getting funds because this project Is within the limits of Provo city and secondary funds are not available for expenditure The road emomission in cities. persisted In the matter and called of the Public to the attention Roads administration that the Provo city limits extend only to the north bank of the river at this point and that the district Is sparsely settled and not developed as city property. The road commission finally succeeded in the Public Roads administributed among about ten million getting to waive its rulings in tration old folks. As they spend, it will this case and construction now is circulate from one mans pocket authorized. to anothers-T-frothe business man's to ,JJe manufacturers to Mrs. Carlos D. Miller. the laborers and so on. It can Mr. and Mrs. Glen Holdaway never stop in a few big pockets and Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Olson of as formerly. at Provo spent the week-en- d C. V. HANSEN. Evanston, Wyoming. Mrs. Lida Chase will spend the 4th at her home in Ogden. Ariel Larsen has shipped 700 (Mrs. Geo. F. Wells - Reporter) baskets of apricots to Kansas City, the first to leave the County. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Robinson and family will return home Fri- Peach Growers To day to Sacramento, Calif., following a two weeks visit here with Elect relntlves. Election meetings In two distRelief Society will be held Tuesday at 2 p m. In the ward ricts of Utah County to elect The chapel. visiting teachers members for a Peach Marketing Agreement Administrative Comwill make their report. All memmittee has been authorized by bers are Invited to be present. Mr. and Mrs. Joy O. Clegg and Director William Peterson, to be family attended the Ballard Re- held before July 10th, according union held Friday at Liberty to an announcement made by C. D. Ashton, assistant county agent Park In Salt Lake. arrangements Miss Ardith Pilling of Price la toady. Tentative on spending a week here at the home will be made at a meeting July 8th at Orem, and on July of Thomas Wells. Mr. and Mrs. Tailor Allen and 9th at Spanish Fork. Director Peterson states: We rhlldren, Nadine and Don. spent last week touring through the have not yet received official word that the Peach Marketing Yellowstone Park. Arvll O Stone organization will be established Mr. and Mrs were few and children and Miss Lois Young and although there who voted, there was such spent the week-en- d visiting with apeople large majority in favor of Its relatives in Duschesne county. The Misses Norma Johnson Of organization, that probably the will go forward. Kuna, Idaho. Treal Hutchinson organization Peach growers should bear In of Rexhnrg, Tdaho and Margie Johnson of Glens Ferry, Idaho ntind that the selection of this Is by are house guests of their aunt. administrative commPtee most the far of feature important Mrs. Armanel Larsen. the Marketing Agreement, since returned the men Clyde Holdaway who are selected on this home Wednesday from Los will be in power to committee Is In where hp employed and standards designate grades civil service work for the governof peaches to be shipped ont of ment. his wife and son will acthe state, says Mr. Ashton. company him hack They expect After these specifications have to make their home there. been set, all growers, whether Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Wells. or not they are In favor of the Mr. Bnd Mrs. George F. Wells and must comMrs. Luella Olson attended the marketing agreement, ply with the regulations. ReguWedding ceremony Saturday lations will be enforced by the morning In the Salt Lake temple Federal Government, he points which tinited Joseph E. Wells of out. i Cltv Miss Lola Park and Taylor Growers should ' e sure to be of Far West. A wedding recepat the meeting so that representation was held the same evening In tives may be appointed on the Farr West, given hv the hrldef committee that will work for the parents. Mr and Mrs. Rtley Tay- grower's best Interests, says Mr. lor. The Newivweds will make Ashton. their home In Park City. M I. A Conjoint servtcps will he held Sunday evening. An InCOMMUNITY CHURCH teresting program has been arranged and all ward members are Be Individual ii onsEs fflaJIy give you free as to how to arrange your hair to the best advantage. WANTED OU and Useless Animals Highest Price Guaranteed SEE COES YEROENSEMS Beauty Shop 33 E. Center St. YoaiMIBETTEB BUYS Phone FOX FARM C3S-J-- 4 v From Your EUIOK DEALER 25 West 2nd South There is a SPECIAL Every Day! 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RAWLEIGH PRODUCTS Hostilities not only have drascall tically reduced farm production and the output of European food PIIIL SNOW Phone 757W industries, she said, "but has so 383 So. 7 E. Provo limited distribution channels that the rations of millions today are below sustenance standards." COMPLETE Members of the American Red RADIO SERVICE Cross European delegation place RALPHS RADIO the number of refugees who have AND APPLIANCE fled to southern France upward It was stressed 83 North Unlv. Avs. from 8,000,000. Pbon. 18 that scores of provincial com- Inherit ; invited Vern Marrott. recently returned Missionary from Germany, was the speaker at the church services Sunday pypnlng. M!s Verda Mae Stevens Is vtslMng In Vlnevard with her aunt Morning Church Service will be held at the Community Church, Second North and University Avenue, this Sunday morning at 11 oclock. The theme will be It Remembrance of Him. ALL ARE WELCOME v 1 .i s. ! fot.r.d C, xtgMu'i.s and fresh iu fu, is, rat idly lot on tug the c'u.ke t on.t of Bukkie b.iiopeau tuttr.nun. Mt-s ud, the Dcjuitmcut of Agti is art wttgatli.g a new pro-dt- n t torus juice conceatrutt s whith may enable the Red Cross to stave off diseases among hundreds of thousands. The Department of Agriculture bus reported to the Red Cross that large citrus sut pluses are piling up in southern markets Passage of & bill to make available to the Red Cross $50,000,000 iu surplus farm products may enable the Red Cross to obtain tons of citrus fruits for the phase of its war rel.ef operations. Emphasis Is being placed on the shipment of prunes, raisins, molasses and other products containing a high Iron count to prevent nutritional anaemia, Mias Bakkle said. She explained that the Red Cross learned iBiring the last war that shortage mf foods played a major part In the prevalence of anaemia. The nutritional needs of war refugees cannot be compared with 1 s in Is of l cl !' ol, i, 'lull-- , Ml-- s piut.t- d out ( normal undt-- a I'jkkte d. s' that the millions feeing to f.uiturn France are gulftring from ttuntal strain, and exhaustion making y assimilated foods an impel am e item in relief shipments ea-d- 4444 4bM The Home Youve Been Looking For new e have it! flee this modern, brh k or frame. Now T complete anil ready for aucy, on terms. f Y ou cannot afford to rent, but we do have some rents. - occnp- I Prows and Ilaws i: rT r Bealty Company ft M North University Arenoe Provo, ruh Phone 436? i munities had trebled and quadrupled their population within the past month, seriously taxing available food stores. 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Utah Timfior a, Coal .g k wr nr' 164 West 5th North Phone 232 Off on Entire Stock KUPPENHEIMER NOW. . . $40.00 Suits NOW $15.00 Suits NOW $50.00 Suits SUITS : $32.00 36.00 40.00 rjocE-LEva- o Fashions for Men Glasses correctly prescribed and accurately fitted relieve headache and eye strain. o: DR. G. H. HEINDSELMAN With Heindselman Optical and Jewelry Co. - Graduate adn Registered Optometrist may be hand on Easy Terms 1 Glasses N I i SEE At. Representatives PROVO t s EUROPE BY AUTUMN VINEYARD Welling Buicii Company 1 a FAMINE MAY GRIP Aiutii-t.it- t.hipmet,i3 into the i tugie art us. Miss Bukkit said. She explained limited transport futilities bad prompted the Red Cross to ship foods Containing the highest mittitivo values Os possible. "Amerbau Rtd Cross mercy cat goes eu route or planned for European war rtlitf, are being pure hast'd on a pound basis, Mtss Bakkle stated, the 14,000,000 Included In pound cargo a bcduled to arrive at Bilbao. Spain, June SO, were more thun 1,500,000 pounds of of dried fruits and thousands cases of dehydrated soups, powdered milk, molasses and drPd Cio-- R-- The state road comuiDHon Tuesday of this wetk opened bids for three highway projects, these being in . Ever-N'orm- al ture, comprise the bulk of VOICE OF SHARON ; |
