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Show ( - II Mfrir-'- Colfee I BJ Discount Center The coffee break "WINTER?" YES! COLD!-YE- S A WHAT? INSOLATION TAIAVS THERMO WINDOWS VISQLFEX ROOn.VG FOOD EXPERT ISA FOOD EXPERT ANYWHERE. Young women and men who tram for the Food Service field in the Army are building a lifetime career Well teach you nutrit ion, cooking, meat preparation and bak- SAVE! SAVE! ing And pay while you learn. Along with a lot of new Armv benefits MEADOW 84. 2182 Utah rarely are Imitated In other GeoNational the countries, graphic Society says. The Japanese prefer coffee at least twice ai sweet as the avkrage American brew. The like theirs much Swedes Richfield 898-63- - that pop- ular forum for the exchange of Ideas, gripes and gossip -is one of Americas hottest fringe benefits. More than 90of unemployed persons in the United States have coffee available to them In office or factory. They drink about 50 million cups during dally coffee breaks. Although Americans consume some 40 of the worlds coffee Imports, their drinking habits rarely are Imitated In other IN THE ARMY siding SAW iates high world wide , In Its thousand-ye- ar history coffee h&s blended vlth many whims. When the Italians first took to the drink, they seemed more concerned with clarity than flavor. To settle the grounds, they added eggshells, codfish skin, and Is log las 3. Prussias Frederick the Great limited coffee-roasti- ng licenses to the cream of society, and warned the poor that drinking the beverage caused sterility. Undaunted, illegal roasters thrived, and Frederick, who brewed his coffee with champagne, had to employ a corps of "coffee smellers" to follow the unmistakable aroma and arrest the lawbreakers. Coffee was more readily In Austria. The Viennese today drink gallons of coffee and are finicky about Ihe ao-cep- ted stronger. Italians relish "cafe esway presso," a dark, rich liquid once concocted In a gleaming, steamspouting monster of a machine. Ugandans make a savory blend of coffee and ton-aning, as. i' m- I fI JOCKEY G. BKLNKERHOFF SPA BOY STATE FAIR GREAT FALLS, MONTANA, FAOKRLLL OWNER T. 1:49 Time Mite DISTANCE w X Tx W v - "V " 4 'j. J?8 J v rf fc. DON IVERSON dark coffee house Interior outdoors to make sure U was the exact color he had ordered. The Boston Tea Party converted many Americans lo coffee drinking almost over- In Arabia, where the coffee plant first was cultivated, the beans are roasted, pulverized, and boiled for each brew. Few night business deals are completed without a cup of coffee. Arabs Later, the pioneers who consider a water chaser after settled the West always mana coffee break a breach of aged to find room for some coffee beans In their crowded etiquette. The name for coffee In almost covered wagons. The precious every country of the world commodity often was used as a comes from the Arabian word 'peace offering to the Indians an honored title who quickly developed a taste "qahwah" meaning " that which gives for the beverage. Coffee retained Us popularity and bs Turkish strength" even after the West was won. derivative, "kahveh." The beverage once was so An old range tradUlon calls for testing coffee wUh a horsepopular in Turkey that If a husband failed to keep his wife shoe when the shoe floats, supplied with the brew, she the coffees ready. had grounds for divorce. k'w' 2- -5 it Is served. A traveler saw an elderly Viennese gentleman carry his cup from a FOR COUNCILMAN - - "It hos been my privilege to serve the people of Fillmore in the capacity of City Councilmon the past four years. Fertilizer shortage changes schedule? Faced wbh an QUESTION: fertilizer shortage apparent should available fertilizer be applied in the fall? ANSWER: The answer to this question ts both yes and no. In some cases there is no dear cut answers. The following general guidelines may to used to solve your particular fertlk-re- r problem assjmlng you can get adequate ferlUUjr .tils fall. Phosphate fertilizer can to applied any time you can get on the land. It will not move In the soil, leach or go off In the air In any significant amount. If left on the surface, flooding could, of course, carry It away. It Is best to plow this Into the soil so it will be where the roots are to do the most good. fertilizer unlike Nitrogen phosphate is more unstable and can be leached down In the soil and can break V.wn and be lost , ! In the air tf left on the surface of tbs soil. Therefore, tt ts J best to apply tt at planting time "Jvor during th growing season. Apply tt to fall planted crops, work it Into the soil or Irrigate U into the soil. For spring planted crops tt ts tost to store the nitrogen in a dry place unt 11 planting time . In the spring. Buildings with a ood roof, even open sheds can .tie used. Lining the floors, walls and covering the top with plastic will help insure keeping moisture out ofthestorlgearea. Nlgrogen applied in the fall In for next springs the SUPPORT you "I APPRECIATE have given me and will appreciate your VOTE in the Election Next Tuesday." Don Iverson (Paid adv. by Don Iverson) It takes many hands to run a farm I A farm mejns responsibilities. Ihe proper protection of that farm . . . buildings, equipment, livestock, peris one of (hose responsibilities. Wed sonal effect like to give you a hand with planning complete farm insurance protection in one up program that can save you confusion and money. See us for all the ... IRON COUNTY FAIR HORSE STAR YEE JOCKEY V. BRINK Tim 1J0-- 8 f3uU Talbot Owner Horse racbg, the "Sport of Is the favorite past-tiKings, ofoneofour local families. Dan and LuRee Drtikrhoff and bojs hane had this hobby for me INSURANCE AGENCY 743-571- 1 alout FUlmora, Utah a -2 Furlong , family hobby Sport of kings PETERSEN PHONE R HOFF, 5 20 yearsandrstethlsvasl year as the best summer yet. Their travel took them all over the Wo stern l..tidSta(es. Thev rsred In Mon ana, Nevada, and-plow- ed Nevada. California and luh. Besides owning and training Horses owned or trained ty own horses, the Brlnker-hof- fs their won several the Brlt.kerhoffa have two brothers, Gene hand These feature races .raj. I Val, both Jockeys. This an Included .he Fourth of July Is unique as there Is handicap at Faro an, Ha .4 ca ) situation few sets of brothers a Hank-leaonly at Iarguttih, State Fair In the entire Great Falls, Montana, and riding race horses world. ihe Governors Handicap, Fly p, aeVAAAAAy WiihhiArti(iAYVVVVtVVVVVVVVVVVYVVVVVVVVV MILLARD COUNTY PROGRESS Fillmore, Utah 81331 Friday, November 2, 1971 :l - USED CARS U I mtni States A lit't 1970 Ford LTD Fordor Sedan Air conditioning, low cost, good buy. 1969 Ford Goloxie 5C0 Fordor Sedan- new paint- new tires, a good fomily cor. 1969 Chevrolet Impolo Tudor Hardtop, a cor-197- transportation. Robertsoi, Wyo. Bulls can be transmission Chassis with Cab, transmission- - new front SALE Cleo Christensen sees at Ranch Delta, Utah tires. WARNER MOTORS acre. Larger amounts will likely reduce seed germination due to the high salt concentration of the fertilizer. of this years Over one-thi- rd UJS. fertilizer production is counbeing exported to other tries. This will likely cause a shortage as well as future price increases. This shortage should be corrected by 1975 so purchase only what you need for the coming growing season. GO ON A FALL CAMERA HUNT On of nuns most fun- damental urge, to hunt, to pit hit tkill against tha wits of aomaother living creature, hat been curtailed these days for a variety of ecological reasons. But it it always open season for the hunting of animals with a camera, satisfying the hunting urge and offering a trophy of skill without harming the quirry. Bird photography in particular provides the fascinrtion of aUlking, seeing without being seen, close approach, observation ar,J deduction, perseverance, and loss or victory. Th thrill of capturing closeup, intimate scenes from birdlife belongs to the camera hunter whose trophies grace hia wall with a sense of life rather than death. Equipment can be minimal or elaborate. The 35 MM camera you got for Father e Day with a closeup and wide-angllent, a folding stool, notebook and pen can suffice. You could sdd a portable blind and a tripod with a lilt top Don't forget plenty of sandwiches; miles of sulking through field and forest vou hungry. Also'cold THE FLEA MARKET We invite the entire public to come and view our r.ew toy and gift section: An addition of which we guarentee warmth and comfort! An attraction which promises surprises and merchandise of unusual nature! vt n rr re re X re d - O o re -- y 3 3re 3 90 re o o -- 3vv re O o re y 3 3re me Please ict us buy your good furniture or if you need something a little less than or new, come or call throw-awa- 864-238- 8 U ton pickup, 6cyl,4 speed oxle- - U S Ready for Service From Circle Dlamoid Ranch USED TRUCKS 2-t- 11 Eighteen months old good cor. 1960 Chev. .4 SIMMENTAl BULLS FOR - 1969 Chev. t v) date bark lo 1777, the flag of the I fifth oU!M national flag in the world. .HIM' it - 1973 Ford Gran Torino Fordor Sedon, Low milcoge, Air conditioning, very clean and fully equipped. 1973 Mercury Monterey Custom Fordor Sedan, DEMONSTRATOR, Air conditioning, like new 1971 Mercury Morquis Brougham Tudor Hardtop- Climate control air conditioning, loaded with equipment. A very nice Plymouth Fury Gran Coupe, Air conditioning- very clean. 1970 Dodge Tudor Hardtop, low cost "r l, is the USED CARS .itm N bom, loumitd in 16.15, is the oldest school liosion in tin I could lose up to one-thi- rd of the nutrients to the If you apply nitrogen crop. fertilizer in the same place w ith the seed such as in t grain drill that mixes the seed and fertilizer, limit the fertilizer application to no more than 25 pounds of available nitrogen per crops call 8643287 801487 or Circle Diamond Ranch at 3251 307-782-- 6776 864-217- A sample of our wares: Metal beds and frams Floor lamps BIKES Like new box springs mattresses Couches Lsrgc rcfrigcrator-frcczc- r Floor polisher Gas and electric ranges etc., etc., etc. Open every dav at CORAS PLACE DELTA, UTAH and (Paid adv |