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Show THE WEEKLY REFLEX Mr. and Mrs. David Thacker CLEARFIELD dw p!!! JKa At fJS HiV . big time for is a evening Friday the celebration on Saturday. out 2i park cuesU as Governor and other The presenta-fKi- al the people, a fl.prk other ItioH of baii g programs interesting carried out. wjjj waa the guest Mrsafternoon gThursday Mrs. Noal Tanner. t of Mr. and Mrs. Th their Hanks honored Emanuel fcy their visits and - atsl11., Sly , & Director Tells Utah Turkeys Details of New High Rating on Si Farm Plan Eastern Markets Clearing Mystery week end is Tin this town- Aids in ! Ciet building practice. , If you use the Mr. and Mrs. Ora H. Barlo,Mr periodic cultivation'' method only, " v.1 per acre and Mrs. Clarence Tree from Ogmight be paid to you for auch a practice. It is recomden, Mr and Mrs.' Eldon Barlow U. mended 'that this program, in the Mr. and Mrs. Gardner Barlow, Mrs. aseJof perennial. noxious weeda, Vinal Barlow, and Mr. and Mrs. National service Officials The fundamentals of the new agare becoming more and extend over a period of two year. Jesse D. Barlow were visitors at through; a park recent interview with! Turkeys d meat, reports ricultural conservation-- - program the home of Mr, and Mrs. Jessie H. JWvy Tillohash, an educated Piute more a If green manure crops, planted comparatively simple, says Di-- ! receive the conserving or seeding in orchards Barlow Sunday. Indian from the Shivwita reserva- - Dr. O. J. Wheatley, extension are and vineyards, are rector William Peterson. First,- it payment of $:t ro, but under the Mrs. inal Barlow andchildrcTr"r'- have at last been able to clear economist at the Utah State Agri- - is this is recognized aa under, plowed will not that receive are recognized surpluses piesent rfiling you a have been visiting the past month lthe Perplexing question of the! cultural college, who has just re- - , Icing practice and carproduced and that surpluses the conversion or class I. payment ries k Indian nanie for Zion Canyon, of as much as $2 with Mrs. Jesse Barlow. payment How-thto a number of occur in the it from visit nurse a the harvest turned you crop. crops; ha8 I acre. 9 Muun per Mrs. Camilla Robinson from- 1kno"n ho where studif the surplus produced each ever, you pasture the nurse crop large eastern cities ('Hnyon. since; ied the marketing of meat Various year on the Kjjaage is about to jar and do not harvest it you may reMorgan visited with Mr. and Mrs. Sugar beets are given a apecial 8 ePWat w holesalera. reported Marvin Thomley on Monday of this a very cent of the Total production. the conversion payment. consideration on the basis that meat ,teive lone' and several other In- - brisk demand Jfor turkeys for the The week ' thousand sugar is a deficiency crop. The JJtah has about program, then simply re- nsist that the name should Easter season and commented on I;lianx; lliliil planting will establish a base acres of land the of to the devoted farmers Alun Inited Elobe Mr?quests btoker, raising and Mrinwd Huhuntuweap. meaning "the this as a rather unusual condition, there is no restriction as to the f w 1.1 to on in land heat States and Carl were change approximately that, ise, in Salt land of Muhun a minor chief of hut indicative Vf the unusual incases-- is impossible to in - nu"der of acres, except you must most cent of the Mrsper the crops Piutes who lived in the canvon. terest of Snla .',8ltm v key;. each - year Ur aoiLhuildingv wpa-an- d giiti,. - On aecoun of the low rani . conform Jo the schedule outlined and Cr W C hristf Tn s statement also refutes the throughout consumersj'niui the whole year for such change some federal lull' w heat can be produced only For sugar" beets. If you' grow sugar Mr. and Mrs. Hoyd Manning mo- - popular story that Indians beets you must not only have 1.1 stated he that had Dr. will ho given in addi-- j on alternate years, and the land remuneration WheaJley to Salt Lake Sunday to visit afraid to remain over night in Zion t talk to with in per cent of your an turn fallow to t benefit from derived the the year-iopportunity put during many' Mr. and Mrs. Roy Burningham. William Palmer, of Cedar meat Canyon dealers of the eastern cities building tin farm. not cropped It is now definitely acres of farm crops in has long maintained that the and found that a substantial numMiss Dorothy Hamblin, fram Salt hut in addition you must decided tha.t summer fallow ks in- This is not a money hand-ou- t Lake visited the week-enhavf the of 10 per cent with her can!on was inhabited before the ber 6f them are familiar with Utah equivalent a pracTaymont is made to the terpreted.as tin of to growing devoted parents, M. and Mrs. Archie Han- - OMn'n of white men. a correct turkeys.- Almost without exception program. acreage he will and for made tice, payment an makes 'Viewpoint, as shown bv the follow- - they had some favorable remarks farmer when the farmer blin. in beets sugar u cognized practices. etfort to benefit himself and his Mrs. Ruth Rampton had as her instory from Toney : concerning the oualit of turkeys farm Where hind has a high gradient l rnps ll1 Muhuns Piute received from this state. Nearly The payments for dinner, guests Sunday, Mrs Lottie , nd is to erosion and gully-llv' ,'n z,on Canyon contin- - all of the wholesalers wore of the All erops have been divided into tug. subject and Adams and Clair and Mr. and Mrs grown in connection with will 0,"lw control gully terracing three classes: ' and were not of afraid business the that the beets are approximately the Adams opinion turkey and he Clyde family. paid for at the rate of $1 hti sugai or conserving, and neutral falling rocks nor the whistling was going to increase substantialas for sat.ie acreage put in these acre when in on effected land h li from winds. erop erops include Other hands df Piutes. how- - ly for the next few ears, due to ei ops. m connection with the genrops accordance with as S1 specifications farm crops, such as the ,haf brn v,!,tnK h,e vor' t afraid, and never stayed the consumers becoming more in- the general For the country as era program. lecotnmended committhe state Al-week by , Mrs. of consideration with past sivcial long htmeath the shadow of the terested in turkeys as compared grains tee ma Ureen. approved by the direetor of a wholewillthese payments for sugar tremendous cliffs Apparently these with other meats. given to sugar beets Soil building the pm! average approximately A protected bets western division biincludes those Mrs. L. Wier from Ogden visited! fearful Indians impressed early perennial, acre. The payment will vary M Several of the large chain stores; uops per summer in fallow the form of ennial or annual legumes, green her parents, Mr. and Mrs. tiers with their stories, which' have last between states and between farms, to runby experimented year water listing selling; prevent ver and ei perennial grasses. crops persisted to the present day. Toney half a turkey. This met eased the George Thurgood Sunday. will he paid for under the same depending on the sugar produced. that his ancestors never sale of turkeys to. small families The program calls for a rotation off The Primary stake hoard offi- - aLil class I payment at the pate of per, The rate of the system of farming; so that part jurisdiction will average $10 per acre for the cers visited the Primary here on 8ac,r'Ocls at the base of who could not consume a large of re. ai be will your crops Inited States as a whole. AIter,of becrifiee. as has been bird Tuesday and took charge of th reduced in favor of Approved methods of fallow, erroneously supposed. a for demonstration. ou w ill he able to get full demeeting one At most of east's the in change-morwhich You orinclude each progresthe A great many other Indian names plowing year. may ctops of the program from organiMel-tails sive both The chain Harold and Holt 1.1 stores, bishopric, than turkeys and legends were told by Toney . per cent of your ganic matter when the soil is moist in the state and county. You zation ood and Clarence Stoker Tillohash. other were cut into vin soil Is being a such poultry to acres tatul should building practice while recently employed in obtain from the county agents can and an were in Salt Lake Friday evening as an attractive pieces he placed erops hut you will not paid for adopted by every dry farmer), will interpreter at Zion National attending a meeting of the relief park. Among other things he'stat-progra- container ready for immediate cook-- more than 1.1 per cent on the basis In paid for at the rate of .m cents oft ice the necessary papers on of presented by the church, ed that the name Muhuntuwcap was ing. Dr. Wheatley said The chain ot the conversion or Class I pay- pei acre. If you burn your stubble which to make your dclaration which will lead later store that this compliance, In would manager reported to ment. not is receive addition there this you this, to ; Camthe payment. lower Zion . . applied only o a compliance' survey to deter.The first shipment of plays ar-- , yon. now traversed by the park practice increased tluir sales of u seeding payment or a conserving However, payment will anply to mine the amount of your payment. rather since 1.1 rwed last week at the L diversity' highways, and that the poultry substantially, For certain changes only per cent of area iqr conpayment upjer it had relieved the housewife of, which - version 1 eliis no hardship in the prohere to and same the the make limitations are newltim. between the main canyon and you you inght Preparatory the bird or waiting at the glide for both will apply to the seeding under gram; in fayt. there is nothing callmailing library of the state school. yp dar Mountain, was known as dressing payments. ed for other than a practice which Plays will be loaned out to various Mauoweap. or brushy canyon." store for it to be prepared practices. Payments to he made for the diIt is recognized that weeds are would le recognized under the best' version of acres from the name Ioogoone, once groups in the state at no cost. tv soil building crops are re- becoming a terrible menace on mot hod of agriculture, and the cording to the present plan. thought to he another Piute name for Zion Canyon, was actually used cro designate all the broken canyon ferred to as Class 1 payments, apd much of the land in this state. To federal ' government is putting 'to help us combat this weed menace, money into the program to stimucountry now included, within the for changes from means payments will In made for ap- late the better practices. It should park boundaries. The practices you will sack, or arrow quiver, id sandrock. a class II payment. proved methods of eradication hy lie rememliered that if you receive since from a certain point on High-- , Alfalfa ia among the crops which chemicals and hy periodic cultiva- benefits from this program you way l.'i the Vermillion and white receives a high rating aa a soil- tion. When both of these methods must ttay the full price and do all cliffs seem to form a huge pocket building crop. This feature of the lire used it is recognized as a soil- - that the program requires. w ith but one opening program is highly important in this Dark offcials place considerable state Iwcause nearly half of the reliance on the accuracy of state-- irrigated land in Utah ia already in ments made by T oney Tillohash ulfalfa. As the program ia interwho is a graduate of Carlisle, and preted today, if you change your acres to the producnow President of the Tribal Coun oil on the Shivwits reservation at tion of alfalfa and the alfalfa is . . . Santa Clara., Utah He has had SSSSSSVW.SVbSWWSVW much experience as an interpreter, and during hia school days was so Our stocks are new and you will enjoy trading with us well trained as to lie selected as assistant to Dr. Edward Sapir. of the University of Chicago, who was then gathering material for his ex-- i J charleston. &3JUNT ii'nJ Mr and Mrs. Douglas and her and family, Arlene PAGE FIVE year-roun- j ; - soil-buildi- i at . ' - j dry-far- , g - i- j - - - - -- were-tore- soil-depleti- i i d A mothers rried out in - day program was Sunday school direction of the as follows: Song by Kkindergarten class; vocal solo, Mabey; talks on mother by Thuigood. Rulon Sessions, solo William Mclntire; saxophone Mar-vocal duet. Barlow; by Eldoft cook from Syracuse, and That Wonderful Moth-- J -- olo. LVm Hansen, rf Mother Machree"; song by the Primary class; mothers response talks on mother by by Mrs. Moore; reading, Marjorie Guthrie; Uilford Barlow There were seventy-fou- r 1K v. Gol-Karto- w, to the potted pansies presented mothers there. counThe junior bands from the in hall concert the band ty rave a evening. Thursday last Jacques gave a Mrs. Myrtle birthday party Wednesday in honor of her daughter. The guests present were Lugent Nelson, Don Steed, e Manning and several other Refreshments boys and girls. were served. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Stoker and son visited Sunday afternoon with lit-tl- Q t g - g 1 aoil-buildi- ; j g set-wit- h 4 1 eon-to- j ' 1 g e sod-depleti- 1 1 m - . por-.Jr- b g ac-'Al- : C i 4 ' soil-depleti- soil-buildi- re-ici- ve j j o 1 nirg TrniMMZ irqpna ' For SALE i If You Want cellent dictionary of the Piute j or Groceries Tires or Graduation Suits Furniture or Used Cars --Farm Implements or Drugs --In Fact-N- o Matter What You Wan-t- --Refrigerators It Pays to Buy Advertised Merchandise from Merchants Who Advertise language. - Range, Heater, Piano, Dining Table, Porch Swing, Rocker i FOR RENT Modern Home GEO. T. 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