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Show i Ingham 'Yleius-our- mm sox a n i Friday, June City, Utah Chemical Loss 11, 1948 were Mr. and Mrs. England not at home when the catastrophe happened; however, a .son and daughter, Richard H. and Mrs. Frances Cuthhert receiv- Francine England W'ere at home ed a telegram from her daugh- and were not located unril late Mr. and Mrs. the following day. The Englands ter and Harold W. England of Vanport, lost everything they owned but Oregon that they were safe af- their automobile and the clothes ter the flood that recently de- they, were wearing, but were stroyed the city. Mrs. England, thankful their lives were spared. the former Erma Cuthhert is a Phone your society news to Brigham girl and her husband Mrs. Herm Hadfield at 906, js from Logan. Former Residents Safe After Vanport Flood son-in-la- Of Soil Also Is Important Soil losses should be measured in something more than just so many tons of earth washed or blown away, says A. W. Bishop, chairman of the Box El dor county Agricultural Conser vation committee. Soil losses, fn a broad sense include all changes that result in decreased productivity for crops and may be grouped under two general heads physical and chemical. Physical losses usually refer to removal of the soil itself through erosion. Chemical losses include removal of plant food from the soil in crops, through leaching and erosion. Available nitrogpn and phosphorus usually are concentraed Most of its huin the mus also is in the first- fpw inches of This is the soil that is lost in most Wind erosion carries away the lighter particles such as the tiny roots and decaying leaves and stems of plants. When soil is moved by water, the coarser particles settle first and this is the part of the soil which is least productive. Some damage has already been done before the soil blows or washes away, says the chairman. Keeping land in a cultivated crop too long breaks down its resistance to erosion. 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This is the third meeting between the two boys and the found prevous two meetings Keith chalking up a KO and winning a decision at the end of the. 10 rounds in the second fight. Highlighting the match will be the presentation of a robp to Keith by the Brigham City Junior Chamber of Commerce to thank him for his contribution to Brigham. A delegation of 20 members of the Jaycees will make the trip for the robe presentation which will take place just before the main event. 21 Hunick has fared better against all of the fighters Keith has met, but hasnt been ( successful against the speedy Brigham counter puncher. A large crowd Is anticipated and the advance ticket sale includes general admission tickets for this fight. Brigham City firms offering tickets for sale are Smiths market and B. and B. Billiards. Prize Diet WACO, Tex. 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