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Show H '! HX"Kv The Cozy The Best Town By A DAM Corner Site fpT. BYW.LC. VOCUME XXXIII Well Folks here we go again! Ya know folks this is sure a busy time of the year. There are lots of people house cleaning and every so often you see some fellows fixing up their places and get their lots ready for their 1944 Victory Garden. This Victory Garden idea is a good one, it gives the man who puts in all his time in an office a chance to get some excerise and makes him feel better. And another thing if you raise a Victory Garden you will be able to eat next winter, if you dont you might not. V 'i'f1 Bring Special . Victory Gardens 15 AGRICULTURE' - LABOR, ' In spite of last years national acof 18,000,000 victcomplishment We have some men in this town the federal government that never get any credit for what ory gardens, Americans has to increase requested they do. Now take Charles 0. the number to advises 20,000,000, Carlson, our .City Light and Water Dr. Arvil L Stark, horticulturist of Supt., he has all the light and wat- the Utah Extension Service, in preer to look after, as well as to take for a gardening program senting their troubles in the care of peoples Ut?h. homes, and if he cant get to their Foremost among the reasons for places on the spure of the moment gardens by 2,000,000 is increasing then he gets hell. But Charlie just the demand for food in 1944, I large he So think takes it and likes it. deserves a lot of credit? Dont states Dr. Stark, adding that it is not difficult to realize how much you. more food is needed when we note ,000,000 men are now It sure looks good to see the kids that over in the there will probably and soft school army ball, over to playing roller skating and playing marbles be more before the end of the 1944 it really makes one feel like it is giowing season. In addition to feeding the AmerWell we hope that spring spring. ican army, the government has is here this time to stay. found it necessary to assist armies Well folks if you want to buy a of our Allies with their food supdemands a submembership ticket to the Hyrum plies. Lend-LeaWild Life Federation you can get stantial proportion of the total food them from Elra Miller, chairman or produced in the United States and from any member of the board of there is no prospect for this lessendirector. Frank Dusenberry said ing, says Dr. Stark, and it appears FRISCHKNECKT ASKS the dance will be held either on that the need will increase during POULTRYMEN OF UTAH April 10 or 15. Make your plans the next season. now to attend this big party. The quantity of available pro- TO OBTAIN LICENSES cessed food for 1943 was far beWell folks have you been down low that of 1942, amounting to town at night lately and seea the cases less. Supplies of Industry members who are sellcrowd at the new Cafe, well if you processed foods available to civiling hatchery products are urged to havent you ought to see the way ians last year were 1 1 ,000,000 cases obtain licenses from the state board Dewey throws out the burgers. It short of the preceding year which of agriculture at once and to conreally looks good to see all the bus- was 84,000,000 cases short of the tact the official state agency to see iness houses open. 1941 supply available to civilians. that the products they are handling Besides the patriotic' motive, are meeting the requirements of the Well folks it seems to me that which should Frisch-knech- t, compel every person law, explains Professor Carl some of you know a shoe maker to poultryman of the Utah grow a garden, the horticulturist some place that you might could get emphasizes' a decided economic ad- Extension Service, in regard to to come to Hyrum and start a shop. Disease Control in producing your own Utahs Pullorum We are trying our best to persuade vantage law. home. He estimates vegetables at one and we hope that we make it. the value of a home states garden in Utah Poultryman Frischknecht at $1600 per acre. that 113 hatcheryraen, dealers and In the Hyrum Third Ward ChapThis economic aspect must be salesmen, members of the poultry el there is being held a Scout Leadconsidered also by rural people who industry, have obtained the necessers training course, and it is very be the land for other ary licenses. The new law passed might using interesting as they put you back in he says. Many farmers, by the 1943 legislature, requires your boyhood days when you were purposes, that all members of the poultry inwhose do most of the gardenwives a scout. It is a good idea to live do not consider the home gar- dustry who sell baby chicks, poults again like you did when a boy, yet ing, den important enough to warrant or hatching eggs, that originate there are very few people who do. outside the be their attention but these same farm- within TheTstate bTard TagrT should deby realize that the land We are now on the verge of a ers new month. The month of Easter, voted to gardening is probably the culture. Rules and regulations established when the people stroll down the most profitable land on the farm, and attention should Utahs official state agency, thus be special by in their new spring duds, avenue and the children going Easter walk- devoted to fertilizing and caring authorized to supervise and enforce the new law, read that licenses are ing with their baskets full of nice for the garden plot. not transferable but good for one things to eat. Rolling their eggs down the long green hills. This to year, or from July 1 to June 30, the following year; that a license shall .child is a glorious treat. Wouldnt permit any regular emloyee of a it be nice to be young again so that hatchery, firm or corporation to sell you could enjoy those thrills again breeding stock, hatching eggs, baby as you did in those bygone days. chicks and turkey poults, produced Salt Lake City, Utah, March 21 . . stock from blood tested for pullorWe have said in this column that H. Rasmussen of Clarkston is people have been dancing here on the Wheat King of Utah for the um disease under official supervision. A license must be obtained Saturday night all the way from third consecutive year, ite was and Preston on the North to nounced today by the Utah Crop for each branch hatchery, store or place of business operated in the Ogden on the South, but we will Improvement Association. state under the same name or manRasmussen won the Philip W. The law further states Pill. bury state award for the bst agement. that agents or salesmen selling wheat grown in Utah during the bleeding stock, hatching eggs or 1943 crop year. He exhibited hard on commission are not red winter wheat of the Relief var- baby poults considered as regular employees of iety with a test weight of 61-- 9 any hatchery, firm, corporation or pounds, which also won the sweep-stak- es sales agency and must, therefore, be at the Utah State Fair last licensed. fall. Sources of hatchery products Wheat King Rasmussen and One of the very nicest social his purchased by hatcherymen, dealer sons operate a 2000-acr- e dry or salesmen required to sign with dancthe the events of season was farm in Cache County producing the official state agency are being the Ladies Junior ing party given by annually 30 to 40 thousand bushels checked with the official list," states Literary Society recently. of high Quality hard red winter the extensionist. Each crate, packThe event was held in the First wheat. He is a consistent exhibitor or container of hatching eggs, Ward Amusement Hall. Sixty-fiv- e and winner of meany firsts at age, chicks, refreshpoults, started chicks, attended. baby Light couples county and state fairs. started poults, or chicken breeding ments were served from a table stock must carry an attached label covered with a beautiful lace cover B Motorists authority for the testing and crystal bowl. Tall green and having Bl, showing the and C Cl and pullorum disease control white candle sticks were on either gasoline coupons side of the crystal bowl. Miss La will have to exchange them for new and eradication class of the product. Official labels are now being Rae Nielsen and Miss Coral Hansen ones April 1 for the new ones. Strip T coup- distributed by supervising poured. Mrs. Eldred Larsen, Mrs. he Weldon Nielsen, Mrs. Kenneth ons which DO NOT bear the design- agency to those who qualify, adds. ated Mrs. 2nd Allen Wendell and E" Henderson and Quarter, and ' were in charge of the event. R ooupons will aid in black market operations. Mr. and Mrs. W. Waine Barney alone True dignity abides with him of California, are visiting with reinward of silenthour in the Who, latives and friends in Hyrum and refine-reveeducation and Whenever thought. ment grow away from the common Logan. Mr. Barney is in the UnitCan still suspect, and still ; people, they are growing toward ed States Navy and after many himself, a selfishness, which is the monster months of fighting received a 30 Iq lowliness of heart. H. W. Beecher 'furlough. Wordsworth evil of the world. 1 se jp. an-Mal- ad serial-number- ed the ) FRIDAY. MARCH 3 1 . re ! Jay 1 944 NUMBER 41 Hyrum Men Guests Of Cache Valley Bankers , MHAMM6MT v-- w 00 t Hyrum Utah. THE SOWERS Food Demands 1 Xt 5c per single copy Fine Banquet Served at Bluebird Farmers and bankers of Cache Valley got together to get a better understanding of each others problems in relation to food production, at the farmer banker dinner sponsored by the Cache Valley Clearing House Association, Monday night at the Blue Bird in Logan. Some over 150 farmers, bankers and guests from Bancroft to Avon attended the meeting and listened to talks from Alma Sonne, E. E. Hendricks and A. W. Chambers. It was pointed out by Mr. Chambers that there were 2360 men from Cache County in the armed services and the labor situation woud be met by 4F deferments and imported Mexican and Japanese labor which has proved satisfactory in the past. Farmers were urged to assist each other in harvesting their crops and better cooperation be given among farmers to see that no crops were The annual convention of the Utah Federation of Womens Clubs will be held in Salt Lake City, Utah, 1944. Headquarters, April Hotel Utah. Mis. J. H. Pecken-paug- h, of Ogden, Utah, president of the Utah Federal ion will preside at the opening session. meeting of the Executive Boti J, 'linn. day, April 13, 1941,6:30 p. m. Dinner, Hotel Utah. (Infcimd) Regi tration: Fiiday, Apiil 14, 8:30 a. m. to 9: 30 a. m. and 12:30 to 1:30 p. m. Satin day, April 15, 8:30 a. m. to 9:30 a. m. This Convention will be of special interest to all mcmbeis of federated NOTICE OF BIDS clubs, this being the election year. Nominations from the floor will be in older during the Bids will be received at the of- lost. first meeting of the Convention The Imperial Glee Club furnished Friday, Apni 14, 10 a. m. (All disfice of the City Treasurer for the several selections. rent of the Hyrum City pastures. tricts or any dub may submit the Bids will be opened on April 3, Russell Hansen was master of name of a candidate for office.) ceremonies. 1944. Second session, : 3q p. rn. Tea at Special guests of the banks from the Governors Mansion, 4:30 to Hyrum City Hyrum were Mayor John W. Jor- 6:30 p. m. by John W. Jorgensen Jos. F. Mayor gensen, Alfred Fallows, Saturday, April 1 5, 7:30 a. m. Nielsen, Arnold Nielsen, Alton Mil- Piesidents and Directors Breakler, Weldom Miller and Reuben fast (Open to all federated club MANAGER FORMULATES Hansen. General Sessions at 10 women.) a. m. and 2 p. m. Banquet FOURTEEN METHODS OF and Installation of Officers, Hotel Utah BEEF MANAGEMENT 6:30 p. m. 14-1- ial 1 -- Helped Needed Management or the way beef calves are fed, exercised and cared for is now less important than careful selection and feeding, emphasized David Sharp, recently named to manage the Intermountain Junior Fat Stock show in North Salt Lake The order for mass withdrawals on June of soldier attendants from Bushnell Manager Sharps advice is dospital to fill combat personnel J i equipments has created an immer.mbers 4-clubs and Future Farmers of mediate demand for civilian work-ere- s America associations who expect to stated James F. Jordan, manshow their animals at the June show ager of the USES. and he states that a boy or girl Army Medical Officers were in who is willing to work can carry .ogan Friday making final arrangeout all the essential requirements of ments for the recruitment and transgood management even though portation of workers who must be some of the arrangemens are not as obtained to are for the wounded convenient as they could be. Much soldiers confined to Bushnell Hoscredit is due the boy or girl who can pital. The recruiting and processtake a 'fair calf, keep good records, ing of workers will continue at top show low cost of gain and profit on speed through next week. Transthe investment, he adds. portation by bus will be provided A list of 14 tips on good at minimum cost beginning April 3 management of beef calves has been form- and additional workers sign up a ulated by the show manager to aid second shift will begin. Workers immediately needed inyouthful livestock raisers. First, he mentions feeding the calf at re- clude 30 war attendants, 2 cooks, 1 gular hours. Others are as follows: rr.eatcutter, 2 janitors, 1 janitor 2. Feed a balanced ration. supervisor and 2 warehouse labor3. Feed no more than the calf ers. The number of attendants will clean up. His grain should be jobs will increase at a very rapid rate as soldier withdrawals are eaten in 30 minutes. 4. Increase your feed gradually. made. Women workers, especially those 5. Make a change in feed slowly. of Logan and the southern 6. Use a variety of feed. part of 7. Keep water and salt before the Cache Valley, are urged to contact the United States Employment calf. Service at 53 East 1st North now as 8. Keep your calf off pasture. 9. Keep the feed box clean, give the urgency and importance of this left-ovwork cannot be underestimated. feed to other stock. Those boys in Bushnell must be 10. Teach your calf to lead while the best of care and we civilgiven young. ians 11. Keep the stall clean and must be the ones to give it, dry. states Mr. Jordan. 12. Train your calf to stand properly, If a calf loses his appetite, miss JUNIOR LITERARY HOLDS a feed and bring him back NTERESTING MEETING gradually to full feed. Junior Literary Society enjoyed If feeding several calves toa and very interesting program at the one is an extra-fagether feeder, feed him grain separately so as lome of Mrs. Elton Olsen on Friday to avoid overfeeding and bloat. evening, with Mrs. J. J. Wilson as Miss Bessie Brown gave Younger or smaller calves often do a " not get a good chance when fed very interesting program on with older larger calves. Separ- childrens literature. Two accord-ai- n selections were given by Miss g ating during pays big Margo Sorenen. Da'inty refreshdividends. ments were served to twenty-on- e club members and special guests, Mrs. Merrill Wilson and young Mrs. Neta Jensen, Mrs. Bessie Swanson returned from the hospital on son, Mrs. Guelda Albertsen and Lois Tuesday. They both are fine. Pattersen. 5-- 6. direct-Hcense- H er st grain-feedin- tT Mr. and Mrs. Morris Nielsen received word on Tuesday that their son Gerad had arrived in England. Gerad repoits that he had met many people that he knew and that he hoped they would keep him there for a while as he liked it very much. They also received word that their son Edward had been advanced to a Corporal in the United States Army. Lt. Lloyd Wright returned Thursto his duties at Camp Irwin, California, after having spent a six day furlough with his parents Mr and Mis. Warren Wright and other relatives here. Mrs. Wright and son Dale who having been living in California remained here for a longer visit. day FIRST WARD Sunday School 10:00 A. M. Priesthood Meeting 12 oclock noon Fast and Testamomal Meeting 2:00 P.M. There will be special mudeal bers. Primary TuescL y 4:30 P. M. Mutual Tuesday ,8:00 P. M. num- SECOND WARD School Faculty Meeting A.M. Sunday School at 10:30 A. M. Sunday 10 Fast and Testamonial Meeting 11:30 A.M. Primary Tuesday, 4:30 P. M. Mutual Tuesday ,8:00 P. M. THIRD WARD Sunday School 10:00 A.M. Fast and Testamonial Meeting 11:30 A.M. Primary Conference 8 P. M. The theme of the confernce is The Keys to the Kingdom, with all Primary Children taking part in verse and song. Primary Monday, 4:30 P. M, Mutual Tuesday ,8:00 P. M. Subscribe for the Couiiej |