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Show I " t WEEKLY . FARM FINANCING FAVORS SHORT TERM LOANS leading poistion. While the federal land bank and the commissioner bav loand mord than $7,000,000 during these six months, the production credit associations have more than doubled that amount and have put out about $15,000,000. The bank for cooperatives is cose to the $3,000,000 mark for the same period of time intermediate while the federal short discounts which credit bank, term paper, shows loans and discounts outstanding on June SO of and a half million dotwenty-fiv- e llars. , ' each year by the average American consists of milk and other dairy pro The ducts according to a survey made by the Milk Industry Foundation. PHILOSOPHER' About 30 per cent of the nation's By ALFRED BIGGS milk supply is used as fuid milk for cooking and drinking; about 33 Egotism Is mental constipation. per cent for butter; 5 per cent for cheese; 4 per cent for canned milk; Real beauty comes from the mind. 2 per cent for ice cream and 25 No bank account Is as good as good per cent on farms, the survey The dairy industry must health. utilize milk from 25 million cows on five million farms, or Adversity often brings out the best In a man. of the farms in the United States every day, according to a Continual dropping of tears will very interesting booklet, Milk for c of During the first six months California, 1936 the states of Utah, Nevada and Arizona have witness, ed a return to normal agricultural financing, according to W. D. Ellis, credit general agent of the farm Instead Administration of Berkeley. of the greater part of the various types of lending going into long term real estate loans, as has been two years, the case for more th short term seasonal credit has been the case for more than two seasonal years, the short tern credit has returned to its usual Analysis of these figures show that the recent emergency needs for long term credit to forestall foreclosures has been mot and that farmers again have their long term financing programs under control and are now borrowing for their operating needs as in normal times. The dollars and cents effect of the continuation of the 8H per cent interest rate on all federal land bank loans hajs just been com. puted and furnished the Utah State Agricultural college extension service by the farm credit administration in Oakland. Two weeks r,o the administration announced that this temporary low rate which was in effect for the year ending June 30, 1936 would be prolonged until tho same date in 1937 on more than $16,425,000 worth of land bank loans made in Utah. . The exact saving to Utah farm, ers for this period ia now announced at $301,000 in Comparison to what the interest costs would have been, figured on the original Con- tract interest rate for the loans. ''GENERAL I O 'dthe Calendar three-fourt- wear away love. . Believe in yourself If you expect others to believe In you. Millions. More than a quarter of a people are needed for the wide daily milk delivery of lion quarts and to make hs Follow Thom million All. in This one-fift- one-eigh- th th - and later as-they- - a regular entertaining comment Is fea- Life Begins And Ends With Milk wide acquaintance among the stars of t the present day and his intimate knowledge of sports history, his free and easy In turn Is subject tor his comments. - spoils , , many through active partid patios Is them during his college days arent built ELECTRIC airsieikMot 'SAW.. l .). rrtftfi t-- sealed-in-stc- el the cold with less wrrent than ever lus-tiC- popular with readers of all ages. 1 171 Tmr s KAYSVILLE Mrs, Cietta Scofficld of Las Vegas is visiting relatives and friooda here for two weeks. Miss Ajone Phillips is spending this week ia Ogden with her aunt, Mrs. Jack Durani and family. Mr. arid Mrs. Fredrlq Engla and Salt Lake were daughter, Jud.y-oguests of Mr. and Mrs.- Richard Gerber, Sunder. Mr. and Mrs, Alex Cowan. and two children of North Hollywood, Cal Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Fullmer and children of Portland, Ore., are visiting with Mr.- and Mrs. Ralph Williams this week. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Taylor and daughter two weeks with Mrs. Tay NeV., G-- E it! . iti Select the model end size best sultea . Mr9. Charles Odd. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Stephens and Mrs. Roberts motored to llene-fe- r, Sunday to spend the day with refrigerations If yon are nos entirely aatia-- . fled, we will gladly return your money. otvrj - lors mother, fa your kltchaa for 10 days aad enjoy all the advantages of modern Pus relatives. Mrs. John Dahls&rom of Bingham was the guest of her mother, Mrs. Nathan Reevs this week. Mr. and Mrs. Ricahrd Gerber spent last week-enin Trmonton. Miss Elmyra Ogden of Salt Lake visited her sister, Mrs. Frank Reeves, this week; Miss Eldors Odd is spending a few days with relatives in gait d to-t- needs of your kitchen end you ceaown It that permit It to pay for Itself. On terms Miss Clara Earl is taking a vacation- from her work at the Golden Rule store; Mr. arid Mrs. Ferris Thomassen of Salt Lake were gusts of Mr. and Mrs. A. M. aBmes, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Dowling of Oakland, Calif., are guests of Mr. and' Mrs. Clifton Ball and other relatives here the past two weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Paul R. Thomassen of Santa Jo3e, Cal., were Sunday guests of Mr. and rMs. Clifford Strong. Miss Mildred Simpson of Black-foo- t, Idq., is the guest of Miss Darlene Sheffield this week. Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Robins of Salt- Lake were Kaysville visitors Sunday, John Thomas has taken over the Royal Cafe in Layton. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Green and Mr. and Mrs. Fern Butcher are cn joying a motor trip to Yellowstone Mr. and Mrs. Shirley Barnes and family of Salt Lake were Sunday guests of Mrs. J. G. M. Barnes. Tho P. S. G.club entertained at a box supper at the school grounds Tuesday evening. The following new mmbers were initiated, Miss Elaine Barton, Elaine Hyde, Mam. mie Layton and Fay Robins, eeeeeeeeeeeeeee eandpSCssdr.Awk Mrs. R'ael Reeves entertained her Ogden club at her home Wednesday afternoon. Luncheon was served at one oclock after which . . - Lake. Mr. and Mrs. E. U. Schoffield spent Sunday in Tremonton with the afternoon was spent in playing Mr., and Mrs. George ScoffeM. cards. Mrs. II. J, Shfffield, Jr. and daughter, Darlene, are spending thU week-en- d in Howney, Ida with V4C $146.00 relatives. Mrs. Ireta Powells of Salt Lake Mr. and Mrs, Ezra Harris spent was the guest of her sister, Mrs. Thursday as guests of relatives at Riverdale. Joseph Robins, last week-enMiss Marjorie Miller accompanMrs. Wilford Wiggill and daughied her aunt, Mrs. Kate Doman, to ters,. Virginia and Jean, were Ogher home in Decklo-- Ida., where den visitors, Thursday. she will spend a few weeks. . Thomas Forbes of Layton and The following people enjoyed a Louise Stoddard of West Point picnic at Mueller park, Saturday were issued a marriage license in evening: Mr. and Mrs. Seth Blair Ogden, Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Mayben Fox and Mr. Miss Lillian Finkel, Mr. and and Mrs. Roy Cowman, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lehman left Saturday Mrs. G. E. Briggs and Mr, and evening for Los Angeles, after Mrs. W. D. Thomas. having spent a month here visit-d. THRIFT UNIT . in Both Monitor Top uud Flatop Models THRIFT UNIT has record for dependability and economy that ia unmatched by any other mechanism ever Invented. It was introduced in 1927 and revolutionized home refrigeration costs. Now, basically unchanged but constantly improved, it produces double the cold with even less current than ever. The ' G-- B cold-maki- The only refrigerator forced-fee- tnechioism that has d lubrication and oil cooling. These exclusive el mechanisms than all either manu- facturers tom bitted. 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Jabez Adams and son "David, left Wednesday for Chicago., His daughter, Cleone, and Alcne Smed-lewho have spent a couple of weeks in the Windy eity., will motor home with Mr. Adams in a new car. Miss Maria Sedgwick ha3 gone y, L . . A Water Proof SHOE POLISH Use only once change of shoes color, . TO SUIT the SEASON. Save, with SAANUR PER at the BOUNTIFUL FROCK SHOP U Nailed 8 Phone us your orders, we have plenty for your seasonal needs LAYTON . G-- E Postmaster Barton attended the postmasters convention which was held in Salt Lake this week. Lyle Ellison who was in the hospital a few weeks ao, has fully recovered and is now at his home ip Nevada. two-week- tj- Coma la sad sae vlf aO--B gives yon tha thriftiest refrigeration Ntvic yon can buy. sealed-in-ste- Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Adams re. tunred, the first of the week from a trip. east. At Washington, D. C. Mr. Adams attended an important meeting to discuss features pertain ing to grazing cattle on the public domain. e narrative style and the unswerving of his criticism have made him -- that way. " ODD mort refrigtrattn visit with another daughter and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Griffin and family of Los Angeles, Calif. Watch fjoi SxadUtji &olumn. . louMltVind SJt (Uway jQniexiltiny and SJnoxmatWal broaking point because of the drought, or that corn and wheat crops are imperilled in the middle west and that agricultural regions should ba resettled. American farmers ' never have quitters under trying conditions, and there is no such thing as the end of the trail for them. They . with and-daughte- r e " produces "double General Electrie Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Bone of Salt Lake "visited with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bone Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Evans, daugh ter, Ileene and Beth, and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Richards and daughter have returned from a two Weeks ' time the next year, each popular sport It does not follow because Montana rep-rttruthfully that the morale f men is almost at the . since and is now bead of the sports department of the New York Post His fans to the baseball parks to that same And Hugh Bradley knows all these- way more American. He has been at it ever the first warm breezes send millions oi Ilf-in- o a lawyer, Bradley wooed away from bis first lore by an Invitation to. cover sports for the Balti- ture of this paper. From the time when per-sr-'- H - All set to be gee sports writer, whose column oi ts all ol them- through many years of Critical observation' - receive attention from Hugh Bradley, AND R.AIN ele-men- apotta oi the various seasons, awing around the calendar, all Heat, Drought 1773 has made and told fant daughter returned from the Dee hospital the first of the week Tuesday, Wd., Thursday the big picture Girl of the Limberlost" Friday, Sat., Sunday, July 31, Aug. 1 and 2 the big Fox special Show Them No Mercy Roxy Theatre, Where the big Layton, Utah. are Bhown, pictures Mr. and Mrs.-ToLayton and over the visited weekend family with relatives here. Miss Leon and Annie Bugger spent the weekend in Logan, with friends. Mr. and Mrs. William Simmons left Sunday for a ten days trip to Detroit. They will purchase and 'drive a new car home. Newspaper f o i , nation45 mil- butter, Do you realize how much you bava ice cream and other dairy cheese, that you could live without T products. Daily milk delivery, often compared with the mail, is a far 1933, and practically tho same num more complicated problem, the Bur ber in March, 1936. After making a vey states, as milk is highly pernationwide survey of what people ishable and must be delivered seven thought should be done about the days a weeju matter the American Institute of Today, milk accounts for approx Public Opinion reported in a page h of all farm cash iroatly of the Washington Sunday Post income contrasted with and leading papers in other cities., a decade ago. This increase has that 55 per cent favored turning taken place without any stimulus the responsibility of caring for all from benefit payments, direct subpersons on relief back to the state sidies, processing taxes or and local governments. Forty-fiv- e tion curtailments, according to the per cent registered thejr prefer-- 1 ' Foundation, ence for the existing system of gov ernment relief, but 41 per cent of those oh relief at the time, voted in favor of state and local adminis. tration erf relief. The Institute lists the following as the most frequent direct comment upon changing from government to local relief: The distribution of natures It seems to me the states and has been upsetting to the counties understand the needs of peace and comfort of the nations their own citizens." because . another States and counties know the population, has been needs of their own citizens better. drought playing havoc in the of United States, Local governments can handle many parts and eastern oit the border of the relief cheaper." Relieve Uncle Sam of the job. court :'y the host has been insuffer-- n I the frets- stated by He's done his part." reports of farmers from There's too much graft in FeddiiV rtnl rryfons on the Farm and eral relief." radio. 'mr seem very differTho local governments have to ent from the sad pictures by Born shoulder the responsibility soifte the. of college boys who put out ofnow looks like as good day. Right ficial farm news from Washington. a time as any." Famous .1 thpre. The home of Mr. and Mrs. George Talbot was completely destroyed by fire last Saturday afternoon. The cause of its origin being unknown. Mrs. James E. Ellison left last Friday for an stay in Long Beach, California. J. B. Cooley is away from the Layton Sugar office for two weeks taking his annual vacation, Mrs. Clay Adams and infant daughter are home from the Dee hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Thornton of Des Mornia, Iowa are visiting tor ten days at the home of Mrs. Maude Walker. Mrs. Thornton will be remembered as Miss Iressa Walker. Mrs. Lawrence Mitchell and in- -, dis.-close- Opinions I for an indefinite stay to Los Angeles. She will make her home with Mr. her brothers and sister-in-laand Mrs. Joe Sedgwick and Mr. and Mrs. Howard Sedgwick, whilg FIRESIDE Where would civilization begin; where would it end without milk? This means to be a perfectly natural question to ask in view of the There were approximately 20,' fact that more than 25 per cent of 000.000 reople on relief in March, the 1,500 poundsn of food eaten Public 'LATTON', UTAH, JULY 23, 1036 NEWS-EXPRES- & Co. Morrison-Merri- ll The Lumbermen PHONE BOUNTIFUL. . 9-- J , , ' LOOK YOUR BEST FOR PIONEER DAYS WAVES Complete $2.00 and up. PERMANENT Virginia's Beauty Shoppe Telephone Kaysville 228-- J Attention . t BARGAIN SEEKERS , , . Heres your chance to make a real sav- ing on an electric refrigerator. 1 NORGE model L519- - 1935 model GENERAL ELECTRIC Model 5 1 CROSLEY model 0 R. 50 Model 1936 1 UlM! 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