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Show SOUTH CACHE COURIER CLASSIFIED DEPARTM ENT BUILDING MATERIALS CONCRETE BLOCK MACHINES 2mTT 240 blocks hour, others hand or power 100 hour, brick machines, batch mixei? any size, motors and gas engines. Mini SON EQUIPMENT CO.. Madison. Ten Man About Town: Broadway Confetti: Passing an apartment the other day we heard some music. It brought us up short It was beautiful. Heres the (Editor' t Notei This it another in the "Stories of the State r series.) It wont be released until May. Watch it click. The name of EDWARD EMERINE low-dow- n: By the ditty: Rockin Horse Cowboy' WNU Features (words and tune by Tony Starr think of 2,000,000 catLets and Frank Capano), recorded by and tle head of sheep. 350,000 Frankie Carle. The vocalulu is by so lush Just Win-animagine pastures Marjorie Hughes. . . . Murray kiddie album, Its Fun To that each section of land cares Eat is a click. He will do several for 40 head of cattle. Picture albums taking all child problems a state where farms average not off your headaches. . . . Street 112 acres each. No, scene in Washington Square: Little some western state. New Susan Greenberg (In York! the early yawning), who has the Manhattan island Is a After honor of giving Fala his daily stroll. small all,of the area of New York, 'part which is 49,576 square miles of From ail those reports of farms, orchards, mountains, valGerAmerican looting in leys, streams, lakes, forests and other rural, beautiful and natural many youd gather that we have divested the Germans of everythings. Times square, Greenwich thing but Reports village, Fifth avenue and Wall from there indicate that nationstreet are rivaled by Niagara falls, alism again is on the rise. Well, the Adirondacks, the Catskills, Lake you cant blame em. From the Placid and Mount Marcy. The subway weve been treating them, ways are no match for ski runs and toboggan slides. Its a long step they are bound to think THEY won the war! from the Bowery to country lanes and old farmsteads. The Stage Door: Paulette God Champlain Came First. dard, twitted for exotic evening New York has so many firsts they dress (without hosiery), observed cant be counted. Samuel de Chamthe following afternoon ankling plain was the first white man to set (and such ankles) along Vth avenue his foot in New York as well as the with more sensible covering. . . . first to teach religion to the IroLeonora Corbett of the British stage quois. Within a year Hendrik Hudis a new Yankee Doodle Dandy. . . . son anchored his little ship off Coney Not too many playgoers know it, island, finally sailing up the river but The Importance of Being Ear- which bears his name to the present nest was dashed off by Oscar site of Albany. Wilde when he was happily marTwo years later some Amsterried, and not after his famous dam merchants were given a fumble. . . . Clark Gable told recharter for New Neth-erlantrading he considered himself porters lucky New York was to be as to wind up with $1,000 after a year known. The first post was set of earning $6,000 weekly. Lucky is up in 1613 on Manhattan; the right. One columnist we know (he second in 1614 at Fort Nassau on makes almost twice that much) Castle island, south of the preswinds up owing his heirs 10 times ent Albany. Ten years later all what Gable keeps. Manhattan island was purchased from the Indians for $23 Midtown Vignette: One of worth of trinkets. ' those naive, gullible, midtown Forty years later, in 1664, a Brithusbands was finally told that ish fleet demanded surrender of his Mrs. was giving him the Old New Amsterdam, and Director-GenerRazzoo. Well show you Peter Stuyvesant found himself with your own eyes, said a pal. with little support. He capitulated, . . . They went to a movie theater and the duke of York was granted and, sure enough, there she was the New York conquered land. like in the (necking anything) the new became and lasting next-to-la-st row with a fella. . . . name. They watched the whole thing As years passed, more and more and then left. . . . Well? said flocked to the New World, people . So what? was the the pal. . . many of them finding the rich lands answer. I dont even know of New York state to their liking. the guy! Hamlets, villages and cities sprang The Press Box: A Detroit daily up, knit together with a network of The basic task aboriginal trails that eventually beneatly nutshelled: at the Moscow conference will not came roads and highways. Albanys geographic position, at the crossbe to make peace with Germany of the state, made it a key roads Albut to keep peace among the lies. . . . Since the end of the war, frontier settlement in the 17th cenAmerican taxpayers have shelled tury. Leads in Population. out half a billion to solve Germanys The battleground of Saratoga, problems. A fraction of that sum would solve the housing problem of Champlain valley. Fort Montgom- American war vets. . . . Both John L. Lewis and Joe Stalin have discovered that when Uncle Sam runs out of patience you will start running for cover. Hitler also discovered that. In short: Americas answer to the iron curtain is an iron Bst! . . . Washington bizmen report that biz has tobogganed 32 per cent (in the last six months) because of government payroll slashes. rs its Its CHIEF EXECUTIVE . . . Thomas E. Dewey, who was born in Owos-sMich., March 24, 1902, began his meteoric rise as a national figure in 1931 when he was appointed United States attorney for the southern district of New York state. As prosecuting attorney for New York county, he gained fame in prosecution of gangsters. Defeated for governor in 1938, he ran again in 1942 and was elected by He was rea wide margin. elected in 1946 after losing the presidential contest in 1944 to the late Franklin D. Roosevelt. o, d, .... al ery, Valley of the Mohawk, the Niagara frontier from these grew New York, a state which has mushroomed from scattered colonies to the most populous state in the union with 13,479,142 inhabitants! Through the years, the centuries and many wars, the great of Industrial commonwealth New York has emerged. During World War H, of all the war contracts awarded by the federal government in the 48 states, 11 per cent went to Industrial plants in New York state. Of the 104 largest Industrial corporations in the nation, 94 are represented in New York City. New Yorks variety of products range from heavy metals and machinery to exquisitely polished diamonds. Shoes, paper, books, magazines, furniture, carpets, business machines, locomotives, cameras, photographic films, precision instruments, electrical equipment and the list grows on and on all these are produced in the factories of New York. Its apparel industry produces 48 per cent of the nations clothing, and 45 per cent of rugs and carpets comes from there. - Still, there are 153,238 farms in New York state, the appraised value of which is more than a billion dollars. The average growing season is often as high as 210 days, particularly in the Long island section. New Yorks own fruits and vegetables supply the states large canning industries. Wines, champagnes, oysters, seafoods, poultry, eggs and other products go to nearby markets. The last prewar year placed a total value of more than 300 million dollars on New Yorks agricultural products, with milk the largest farm revenue producer. Today the port of New York City is the nations foremost center of foreign trade, and yet its peojle like to recall that it was there that George Washington was sworn in as first president of the United States. Buffalo is the nations largest freshwater port, yet when white men first came they found a basswood forest and Erie Indians fishing and hunting along the creeks and lake. And there are Binghamton, Rochester, Syracuse, Utica, Yonkers and others all playing an important part in commerce and trade today. Those who live in New York anywhere in the state have playgrounds close at hand. There are mountains, seashores, lakes, rivers, waterfalls, farm lands and more than 70 state parks. Niagara falls, the Thousand islands, Ausable chasm, the Palisades, Howes caverns, Lake George and many others are points of interest for natives and visitors alike. Lake Placid is internationally known as a summer and winter resort, with toboggan slides, ski runs, skating rinks, stables for skijoring horses and kennels for sled dogs. There are literally hundreds of other places in the state for winter sports. Saranac lake is famed as a health resort as well as a winter and summer sports center. Lures Vacationists. Coney island, Brighton and Manhattan beaches, and Long island, with its Riis park, Rockaway, Long beach and Jones beach, provide a playground for the great metropolitan areas. Southampton is the scene of a noted society colony, and Staten Island has a number of resorts ' And theres still New York City, with its universities, its cathedrals, museums, libraries, subways, bridges, parks and driveways one of the great wonders of the modv. em world! Yes, New York state has so many firsts they cant be counted. It is rural; it is metropolitan. And always it is refreshing in its variety of pursuits, pleasures, recreational advantages and unusual natural beauty. - The Irony of the Week: It was on an inside page, but the irony of the yarn packed more of a dramatic wallop than any playwright could concoct: Many Germans are now trying to iy converted to the Jewish faith h the hope that it will make it easier for them to get a visa to the United States! ,, We only regret that the Jews those Germans helped slaughter didnt live to view the spectacle of their cowardly tormentors trying to hide behind the religion they hit from behind. just a short paragraph Chemical Dehorning Greatly Improved FARM MACHINERY & EQUIP. WESTERN RED CEDAR FENCE POST! Sale by Carloads. CEDAR BONNER CO.. Sandpoint, Idah Less Painful Solution HOME FURNISHINGS & APPLE Produced for Process VENETIAN BLINDS STEEL A ALUMINUM Made to your order; Colors; White and Ivory. Send for free Instruction and blank. Factory to you. Best qualitv order UTAH VENETIAN BLIND CO. 1420 So. State St., Salt Lake City, Utak While livestock specialists and dairymen generally have widely used caustic sticks and pastes for stopping horn growth on calves, the method always met. with some objecr tions. The caustic sticks caused extreme irritation to the animal, and failed to stop horn growth effectively as a result of the animal rubbing the chem-I- ? ical off. It also re- suited in injury to , the animals face and eyes due to careless application often causing injury to other animals. A new type of chemical dehorner has been found that promises to The overcome the disadvantages. new product is an escharotic solution in which antimony trichloride and salicylic acid are combined. It is much less painful to animals than caustics containing hydroxides. It has another advantage in that it does not extract fluid from the tissue, causing runny sores. It also dries quickly. When applied to a horn button the escharotic solution forms a tough film that is not washed off by rain. An eschar forms beneath the film, and when it sloughs off, the horn button comes out with it. r LIVESTOCK C. B. MIXED age ewes, lamb Mav 1400 same kind L. apr. 5700 C. B. ewei yearlings this spring. CLEO D. WRIGHT 1288 Se. Sth East. Sait Lake City, Utah! tOOO Phone Murray ieiS-J- . MISCELLANEOUS ROLL Developed Overnight Service 2 High Gloss Prints each negative. All 3c each. sizes, 25c. - - Billings, Montana FOX STUDIOS GUN OWNERS; Refinish your firearms Blue or Brown guns, rifles, revolvers! Temper Springs. Money saving manul facturers secrets. $1 each, the three 82. P. CHUBB P.O. Box 776. Walla Walla, Washingtea WE BUT AND SELL Office Furniture, Fllei, Typewriters, Add. Inc Machines. Safes, Cash Registers. SALT LAKE DESK EXCHANGE IS West Broadway. Salt Lake City, Utak. For Your Future Buy U. S. Savings Bonds ' Farming by the Clock Fresh Apple in Bran Muffins! Wonderful! MAKi mat w in no ruw Crunchy, toasted Kelloggs and fresh apple taste Just dreamy! 3 tablespoons 1 cup Kellogg'i All-Br- an shortening sugar All-Br- an !4 cup 1 egg 2 cup grated raw apple cup milk l cup sifted flour teaspoons baking powder teaspoon salt Old Man Weather sometimes gives a farmer only a short time to do critical field work. Minutes and sec- onds count. The farmer must be a natural clock watcher. Mechanical power that gets the job done in the limited time when the weather is right may mean the difference between good crops and a profit and short crops and a loss. Blend shortening and sugar. Add egg; beat welL Stir In apple, Kellogg's and milk. Let soak until most of moisture is taken up. Add sifted dry ingredients to first mixture. Stir only until flour disappears. Pill greased muffin pan full. Bake In moderate oven (400 P.) about 30 minutes. Makes 12 muffins Youll want to make them often. I Seed Nutrition, All-Bra-n, two-thir- ds I TmI All -- Bran Is I xnad from the j VITAL OUTER LAYERS of finest J wheat daily as a servo cereal Servicemen Warned On Farm Purchases Many war veterans, young and full of ambition, have bought, or YOU plan to buy, farms of their own. In can have a many instances, farming will prove a good lifes work. In others grief may come through causes that might now be avoided. The first consideration that a prospective buyer of farm land should keep in mind is that the sound value of farm land depends on its capacity to produce a profitable income over a long period of years, agricultural leaders advise. This income must pay operating expenses, be sufficient to provide a living for the farm family and leave enough margin to pay interest and principal on any debt that has been conFERRY-MORS- E tracted. Prices of many farms are SEED CO. DETROIT 31 SAN FtANdSCO 24 high. In buying a farm now one should find out whether it will be substantially reduced. A buyer of a d farm may have to pay for it out of a low income in the future. In general, thus far, the pattern in prices during and since the end try this if you're of World War II has closely paralleled that of World War I. Previous experience, following World War I, indicates that when 0u CERTAIN DAYS Of Mont- hDo female functional monthly disturbprices in general start to recede ances make you feel nervous. Irritable, from wartime high levels, the prices so weak and tired out at such times? of products which farmers sell drop Then do try Lydia E. Plnkham's Vegetable Compound to relieve such sympfastest and farthest than the prices toms. It'a famous tor this) Taken reguof things which farmers buy. Then Plnkham's Compound helps larly reduced net income may not supbuild up resistance against such distress. Also a great stomachic tonlcl port the debt on farm land previously purchased at high prices. Veterans should not purchase exd land at present, cessively 14-- 47 WNU w unless value can be proven. not to should borrow They speculate in farm land; they should retain their U. S. savings bonds and other liquid assets. This will provide cash that will enable farmers to buy needed materials and equipMay Warn of Disordered ment when available, and also will Kidney Action afford a Cushion against a drop in If odtm Ilfs with Its hurry and waRTj farm income that may come in the Irregular habits. Improper eating future. drinking its risk ef exposure and uuee high-price- GIRLS! WOMEN! Herbert Lehman Colyumemos: told a group seeking donations that he is unemployed for the first time in his life, with no prospect of a job in sight. Then he donated $45,000. Victor Gilberts millionaire parent built (for him) a hotel in Ridgefield, Conn., which cost $200,-00It makes most other hotels its size look like hobotels. Theee for a weekend is only $200. . . . After reading a vignette here about Ben Grauer (the radiorator) losing heavily at a gaming casino in the New York state income tax department sent Grauer a $595 refund. . . . Thats love department: Dr. Peter Lindstrom flew in from the coast (in risky weather) to spend two days with his beloved wife, Ingrid ... iim f.pimmiwxi 0. Ha-van- a, one-gue- high-price- TYPICAL NEW YORK SCENES . . . (Upper left). The largest single unit of its kind in the world, the grain elevator at Albany, with a storage capacity of 13,500,000 bushels, handles precious grain cargoes from the Great Lakes and the West via the Barge canal. (Upper right), Modern, scientific methods are applied to agriculture, as indicated by this scene showing care of tomatoes in a greenhouse. (Center right), Historic spots stud the New York landscape. A far cry from atomio warfare are the ancient 18th century mortars and cannons at Fort Ticonderoga, defiantly poised to stop the Redcoats as they came northward on Lake George in stately procession of death. (Lower left), Farming is big business In New York. This large farm In the upstate region is one of the 153,238 farms throughout the state which are assessed at more than a billion dollars. throws heavy strain en the wort el the kidneys. They are apt to bacon d and faU to filter excess siso aad ether impurities from the blood. Tan may infer Bagging backs headache, dlxzineea, getting up nignt a welling feel constantly leg pains, aid tired, nervous, all worn out. Other aom f kidney or bladder disorder are times burning, scanty or too Irequen urination. tb Try Deans Pill. Doan't helpboor kidneys to pam off harmful excess hall mors than had have wests. They century of public approval. Are recoin mended by grateful uaers everywhere Aik your ntighborl Won Sounds in the Night: In the Mermaid room: Some big name actors have talent, but most have press In the Copacabana: agents. She didnt mind his wife, at all. She just couldnt stand his girl At Howies: Instead friends." of giving Hollywood newlyweds best wishes, everybody gives them At Yank Sing: He does odds." the stage more ham than good." In Bradleys: "Many a true At word is spoken in whispers." Pallinis: "A typical society triangle him, his wife and her money. ... ... ... ... ... New York Rates as Glamour City of Nation and World The words are to New York state alone. It is the New York City! magic. New York City means finer metropolis of all the states, the chief Jewelry, better places to eat, more city of a nation. It is the largest, the richest, of all. Moreover, New entertainment, glamorous personalities, artists, writers, songs, the York holds the same proud position stage. Broadway and Fifth avenue, relatively in the entire world. No Times sauare, Wall street, Green- other city has so large a population wich village those names have within equivalent boundaries. No charm and lure to dreaming youths other city in the world controls in Kansas, Michigan, Missouri, even such great monetary wealth or buys California. and sells such quantities of comNew York City does not belong modities. No other city handles as large a volume of foreign trade. No other city on this earth manufactures an equal volume or value of commercial articles. The park area in New York City covers nearly 8,000 acres. Largest is Central park, covering 843 acres in the heart of the city. World-famemonuments and sculptures include the Statue of Liberty, Grants tomb, the Egyptian obelisli. the Washing, .ton arch and many others. d Farmers Need Aid in Soli Erosion Control Conditions which make it impossible for farmers to practice the best type of land use, says National Wjildlife federation, in relation to soil erosion, are heavy taxes, unfair mortgages and heavy debts. The federation points out that such conditions will have to be remedied by increased financial returns to farmers, group action and possibly by government action before the problem will be solved. over-taxe- SUM |