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Show 1 A ' r)i '0u viir: iiimi i ,&:; &V r y ' i ' i I irrnn JS?v. Tu A ", - .: , , '.'An v':; '. ; 1 trr tllN s w v , v r. ifir, j yy( ,1 . . 1 4 Vote on Funds for Swimming Pool ': (Continued from Page One) ger, as a committee to check the bids with power to act. Willis Hansen read a resolution pertaining to the removal of signs and empowering the police department with the aid of the street department to proceed to remove signs now located on the main street of Brigham City from the .front of buildings, which do not conform with city jmwK' kAvU J Vr ii vq 3c.,- - laws. ;rfJ t ' ; ..ja . tkki: GOOD Del Stringham of Ogden; left,- and George Kielsen of Brigham City taste an darly peach during field day at Utah State universitys Howell field station in Pleasant View. A committee consisting of growers and shippers from ail over Utah selected Early ' East as the best of the earliest maturing peaches. - M-Jl-- - bacteria but it is well known that the reladanger from bacteria increases in tion to their number It seems most likely that disease producing bacteria will b found on flies because they look to the body wastes of human beinga and other warm blooded animals as a source of piotein so essential in feeding trticUs Striii is oru of 0 if , The following both the larvae and adult fly. , written by members of the Utah State Medical Many good chemical insecticides are with Association and published in cooperation used if and they properly scheduled now available your local newspaper. These articles art contribute enormously to the control to appear faery other week throughout the year insectiChemical of the fly population. in a, effort to better acquaint you with problems cides are not the sole solution. These wellof health, and designed tu improve Iht products can be counted on only to being of tJu people tf Utah. supplement the basic control measures which are, good environmental sanitation. During the fly breeding season which in general may" be considered Fight That Fly from May 1st to the first killing frost The house fly has been an enemy oi in tall these principles of sanitation man throughout all of history. No one must be observed if flies are to be conwill ever know how many human lives trolled. have been terminated through disease 1. cans must be fly tight earned to them on the filthy body ot and Garbage with fly tight lids which equipped ' : the fly are always kept in place even after the conIn the community of today fly can has been emptied. (The small trol is the business of every citizen amount of decaying material frequently control disease probLike many other left in the bottom of the can breed a lems, the cooperation of the entire com- lot of flies.) needed attain is to degree any munity 2. Manure from chickens, rabbits, of success. horses, or any other domestic fowl or of in flies The number your vicinity animals must not be stacked for more is a pretty good index of the sanitary than three days. It should be spread environment in your neighborhood. over the ground in a thin layer where Flies do not ordinarily trtrvel more than it will rapidly, thus preventing the a few hundred yards in their life time. hatch dry of flies, as the manure must reGiven a food supply and the necessary main moist to hatch the feggs. filth in which to deposit and hatch forth 8. Lawrt clippings and other vegetatheir young, flies do not tend to migrate. tion must not be piled in shady areas flies in which of filth lay Speaking where they may remain warm and their eggs leads to another disgusting moist providing incubation facilities for characteristic of the house fly. This : flies. sect does not have any teeth or jaws to 4. Dog droppings provide a source assist in masticating or chewing its food. and these should be If a fly could be enlarged several hun- for lay breeding six inches of soil to predred times its normal size we would see buried under an extremely hairy creature with large vent use of the material. 6. Outdoor toilets of the pit type are bulbous eyes composed of many lenses which enable it to see in almost every practically a thing of the past in our direction. In place of a mouth is a tube larger cities; however, they are still in which may be extended and contracted. use in Salt Lake County and in many The fly must dissolve its food and to of our smaller towns and summer recredo this it regurgitates fluid from its ational locations. The fly that can get stomach down through the tube; this in and out of the pit type toilet is a is sucked up and down until the food particularly dangerous creature. This becomes sufficiently fluid to be sucked fly is very likely to carry On his body up into the stomach. This method et and in his intestinal tract the disease eating makes the fly doubly dangerous organisms common to the intestinal in the transmission of disease germs tract of man. Typhoid fever, gastroNot only does it carry disease produc- intestinal upsets, and possibly polioing bacteria on its hairy body but it myelitis may be contracted from flies can also harbor bacteria and virus with- coming in contact with bacteria laden ... in its stomach and deposit these in oui body wastes of human beings : food when it finds an opportunity. It is the intent of the writer, if posEnvironmental sanitation which re sible, to make the reader feel a sense of duces fly population also tends to rc loathing and disgust tor the house ti duce the bacteria found on flies in that If we all fedl that way about the creaarea Experimental work in some large ture and are willing to devote a small cities proved that good sanitation in amount of our time to the task, we can certain areas greatly reduced the num- hope some day to reduce the fly popuber of flies in the area. Flies from these lation to t.Se point where they are no areas were found to have a much smaller longer a constant threat to our health number of bacteria than those taken or even to our ery hes. trom the areas with poor sanitation. No effort was made to classify these Your Doctor Judges Choose Most Promising Says Peach Varieties , Local fruit growers and representatives of' various canning corporations assembled at ' Utah State universitys Howell field Station at Pleasant View for in early ; peach 'varieties field day . recently. J The USU experiment station has been testing approximately 200 different peach varieties e during the past decade. A representing growers and shippers selected Early East, 'a Clingstone variety, as the best of the earliest maturing peaches. This peach usually ripens in this area (during the last week of July,, although this year it ma-' tured about one week later. Starking Delicious was rated as todst among peaches maturing Sbproximately one week later han Early East. Red Haven was . selected the best .among ' varieties . maturing two weeks coiti-nutte- , later.,? ; . Thg committees t, in-- recommendations were reviewed by approximately; 60 fruit growers attend- ing the field day. , While the growers took ,no . formal action, they generally agreed with the t.. committee, Another field day at which the most promising late peach varieties Will be shown is scheduled next month. The date will be an. . nounced later. j ' 2 Elder NEWS Box - Brigham City, Utali . Wednesday, August 21, , 1957 weekly newspaper established Is IBV6, puts tuned every Wednesday end entered as See d Claes Matter at the post office it Brigham City, Utah, tinder the act of Merch . - 187V Audit Bureau of Circulations, Utah National Editorial Mvociation and United Press, Advertising Representative; Utah- - State Press Association, Salt Late City Utah. Member Male frets Association, MEMBER OFTHf UTAH STATE SSOClATlOSt rata $3.00 per year, payable in combination with the Box Elder Journal, published Friday) $5.00 per year; 42.50 fdr $ months; tingle copy 10 cents. SubtcrpJftoa advance; in Chai. W. Claybeugh, NATION Publisher i . The city council voted unanimously to adopt the resolution regarding the removal of encroachments on Main Street." A bid was received from the Funk Sign company, in the amount of- $158, for the painting of the supporting steel structure which holds the Brigham City sign. A committee comprised of Councilmen John Larsen, Richard Hansen and John Hadfield, was appointed to study the bid with power to act. Willis Hansen reported that a letter had been received from the Utah State Road Commission granting Brigham City the sum of $2,128.50 for curb and gutter returns at the street Intersections on Brigham Citys Main Street - SKI 15"?" SUTA4NING-MEMftEt ZrzaST Y r . tt ' 7 ' 1 ' - ' ' You bet it is. Minute Man Service is the fastest, most time .complete service your car can have. You get it every ; .know where of the 76... you the big sign, you stop at you always get the finest. UNION OIL COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA , V t s. T 4 , ' 1 " . ' I Now for Early Spring Blooms Flower growers should plant biennials during August in order to enjoy beautiful blooms early next spring. Otto Riethmann, instructor in floriculture at Utah State, University, says the following biennials can be planted now; pansies in mixture and single colors; forget-me-notviola cornuta; daisy; giant double English canterbury bells; honesty, holly hock, larkspur, sweet williams sweet scented wallflower, Siber ian wallflower, and fox glove. Some of these are not true biannials and can also be planted in early spring. But fall planting is much more, satisfactory, because flowering is earlier and, of better quality, Riethmann says. He adds that growing flowers from seed, planted in hot summer is.no more difficult than raising them in the spring if a few cautions are observed; . 1. Keep moisture , , constant 2. . Do not cover the seed too deep. Fine seed should just be pressed info the soil. 3. Thin out young plants. 4. Apply light liquid feeding in the early fall. . Annuals, which in warmer areas grow sometimes as peren nials can be sown in the fall and overwintered successfully. The following have been tried successfully at USUs Farrhington field station: candytuft, annual delphinium, rudbeckia, my joy, new gloriosa daisy, snap dragon, and with varied success, asters and calendulas. Your MONEY Grows by Leaps and Bounds --rt Fr. Gabriel Richard, who represented the Michigan Territory in the ,U. S. House of Representatives, is .. the only Catholic priest ever to be a member of Congress. He was elected in 1823. CURRENT RATE Mayors Understudy Compounded Mich. (UP) For his days work as mayor of the under Grayling, Mich., Semi-Annual- ly GIBRALATAR, INSURED SAVINGS states annual mayor exchange Gibraltars village program, . EDITORIAL A L' ... A Card 01 Thanks We wish to take this means of thanking all those whb Extended assistance, comfort and sympathy at the time of the illness and death of our beloved son and brother, Jimmy. In lifes darkest hour, one comes to reaBrain Surgery Changes lize the true meaning of the word friends. . Emotions of Beasts Mr. and Mrs. James Moore LOS ANGELES (UP Brain and Family. surgery on animals can turn hostile beasts into house- pets Leapiing Habits of and vice versa, according to a research team at the University Salmon Are Studied of California here. The PORTLAND, Ore. (UP) Wild animals can be tamed erratic leaps of spring Chinock by destruction of a tiny clump salmon, the jumpers of the fish of brain cells and docile pets world, are being studied by the can be made aggressie by knock- Fish and Wildlife Service in an ing out other such clumps, ac- effort to find economical ways cording to Dr. Keith Kiilam of of moving fish past dam sites. The experiments already have the medical school. Kiilam said that most primi- revealed interesting sidelights tive emotions seem to involve to biologists stationed at a reat Bonneville system of checks and balances search facility among specialized groups of Dam on the Columbia river. For instance, one salmon leapbrain cells and nervous pathed eight feet into the air and ways. By destroying one tiny group broke a 1000-wamercury vaof brain cells or modifying its por light over a fishway pool. or Another startled a woman fish activity ' with hormones drugs it is possible to make one counter by jumping into her type of emotion dominant, he counting station through an said. open window. And a construcThrough such studies of emo- tion worker making , minor adtions in animals we are gaining justments on a fishway was albetter understanding of emo- most knocked out of his bosuns tional illnesses in man, Kiilam chair when a leaping Chinook added. i Struck him. Petition Asks Council for Public 'if'. V A . president. Hy Dahika, received of a check for 17 cents, Grayling Mayor Emil Geig-ling- s annual stipend. , "r ' Big efofar savings,. Housewarmer service tow :"-0- Your savings not only earn more at Ogden First Federal Savings, but they are insured to $ 1 0,000 by an agency of the U. S. Government. 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