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Show SOUTH CACHE COURIER Every luminary in the constellatlike the stirs, comes out in the darkness to dune with the teflected light of God. Mary Baker Eddy Where Barren Reck Becomes FidkiaH Meta! Page? Their Vork fs Military, Tco ion of human greatness, O W' all t fi I ' VUeiJi (jess-- i YoiiII find til 3 1 ...J vuu '" .& : ? j v v 4 , v k ' id r iv- At 4"v-A- " , f Ylz . J. V . " i,; f ; , " ' i ,:!J : ' 'j r ,j I: f.t 'U; - i 3 i y - 'A ti o , k ' jUyv.v.. V (7J V vV , .Sfat 4k Inside the Utah Copper pt at Cirg!iari where new production records have satisfied war needs. 0Der minpg . . ! . vM ij v cnfl'iny tRlaj1ai" PctUm mouiv f ,lar.3 a resourco of r on i11boco:n3 j I A i J 1 , 1 j s.v 1 Paradoxically rs it may seem the term mining in s earliest tme was applied to miliaiy underta lings, to underniining or sap- It refen-eping operations. Later it came into its present in- dustrial meaning the removal of the earths crust. It i; broadlv ap-plied to extraction of ores, milling, smelting and refining. Today, mining is practically a undertaking. Virtually all of its products are going into t ef- tary use in the nations fort to win the war. For this reason mining lias been given a high prioiity in regard to materials and manpower. Men who are engaged in the mining mdustiy are patriotically do.ng their duty for their country. Woikers in the industry have rnlithillv been called, The First Soldiers of the Frodue-militar- y tion Front. Humility is to make a right estimate of ones self. It is no humility for a man to think less of himself than he ought, though it might rather puzzle him to do that. C. H. Spurgeon Evsrlcn & Sons all-ou- Logan, Utah 'I!! r Z! 1 ZkiKr itLi J: .1 1 ;i ? J ! y. I I'j !;i j iij ; $ 1 -- - 111 , ' " , i. I cconomis reasons by indiand small operating com- panics, became the source of a working industry when operations v.'ere consolidated into large operat-r-an- y jnr Umts, thereby resulting in mass production and the low cost neces-iiiu- e to meet the low grade charac-t.- i ter cf tle ore n would not and could not have been developed by pe expensive and spasmodic cam-b- . paign of prospecting within the I:,,-- ? scope and power of a small operat- S''WfJVJS2 ing company of limited capital. 'M,r e Before tlio copper mountain was brought into success-- ' ful production, several million dol- - i r" l.f..:; lars had been expended m develop- ment, testing and in the construc-- 1 tion of large milling plants. Millions cf dollars are spent each year in V0.4 prooltj,. their maintenance. All of which leads to the conclu-- t Straight Bourhaa TVr.itktj sion that it is great to have big Kentucky National Distillers Producis fr viuuals We Tli.va ll.M v to luxe .1 r . look r " , I i l b i ' i - 11, lat i I'uoo c Bom, thi (f w in i ,i A'l ( i Kt-- I no v i ir hi I. uI for h. !, : In ait). And in oil to ft jour i U .o. 1 . 1 r tunnelled into early prospectors Bingham Mountain in search of other metals. The great copper deposit, averaging 1 per cent no economic value then, l101 was Not untl1 meu of broad vision, blo of organizing and financing a Bingham copper minmg is big business, business done on a large scale, as the Utah Copper produces approximately one- rd of the nations copper. This oi.e mine alone produces more cop- than Japan and Germany, the sailed super empires, together, Sweeping all obstacles aside this re has increased production far n excess of even the most fantas- t e peace-tim- e records. Prior to the . a yearly production of 350,000,- i J pounds of copper por year was nsidered large for the Bingham phyry. Now it is nearly twice i. . figure. Getting back to the bigness ,a of Utah Copper, it must be ,.;ited out that a huge mountain e copper ore was known industry. k' ' I Hitler and Iliroliito will not be to exist at Bingham by early exactly cheered by whrt has been pioneers. But for nearly 40 years done and what is bung djne at it was considered valueless and Bingham. Coming at a time when this conn- try has reached peak production in fill needed war materials i3 the an- that copper is no long- er a critical metal; that certain are no longer necessary. This means that production has exceeded consumption, an accoin- I .lshment that looked hopelers Uortly after Pearl Harbor, v.hon demands for the war retal eie swollen far beyond all previous -I oduction limits of the nations t' tx . ' - t - ; Vi Z. A j 4 v i ) i Li t n ' f t : v .uS 1 x; -- ' r. J , ' ?f ' ' - r(,i' t . 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V - kS- - rnLJ V: y vv aIu. r ' - Vv.rav, Have you dorse your pciri in she 1 men are giving YOUR gallant fighting theyve got to put over the knock- n, out blow. But you must do your share to back them up. . Your share in this drive means investing in War Bonds until it hurts. The very least you can do is invest in at Help your company meet its quota. Display the 4th War Loan emblem at home. Do tins and youll help your country . . . help yourself. all-o- ut s ) a lk Ttiil ia an official U. S. Treasury advertisement woman who gives up buying a new fur and buy3 several 5100 War Bonds with .aoney, or . . , SPONSORED . . . the kid who gave his life for this country? Think that one over before you say, I cant afford more War Bonds." THE 4TH IVAIi 10.M start3 next week. Every American will be asked to invest at least $100 in extra War Bonds. At least $100. Better $200, $300, $500. You can afford it. prepared under the auspices of Treasury Department and War Advertisinil Council. HYRUM FLOUR MILLS IpENSEN BROS. SERVICE ELIASON MARKET ALLEN MERC. CO. Residence Phone CITY 'SERVICE 109-- J Sinclair Product Hyrums Oldest Store ' ANDERSON LUMBER CO. r & Tailors Cleaners jeby ' Hyrum and Wellsville Vest 1st North Phone 926 Dick Wilson, Mgr, Logan, Utah i Dealers in Livestock MILLER CCAL AND FEED LEONARD LARSEN G. E. LARSEN Dealer in Coal and Feed Agent for Metropolitan Life SMITH BROTHERS LUMBER CO. JENSEN MOTOR CO. HYRUM DRUG COMPANY The Beneficial Man L. L. MILLER & SONS SEGO MILK CO. AMEICAN FOOD STORE Homer J. Petersen, Mgr, JOHN A. ISRAELSEN The Red & White Store - BY B. M. THOMPSON FUNERAL HOME ": ALLGAIR CONFECTIONERY TVftll adawtUrfirn Soft Drinks jam'. 4k |