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Show THURSDAY. JUNE 25, 19M Logan (Cache County) Utah Top Grade Milk Production In Cache County on Upswing BY ELDON M. DRAKE Cache County dairymen have i right to be a mighty proud lot Jhese das s. They've not only nade this famous valley the hub f the states important nulk areas theyse also the countys production if grade A milk about 120 per-tein the last four years! Cache dairvmen hcvent always pro-luci- nt seen so grade-- n Back conscious A they sold only about 12 million pounds of grade A milk io dairy plants in this area. This epresented only 13 percent of their total milk sales. In 1952 the grade A production jumped to 26 1948 million pounds or about of their total sales one-'our- th Either A or C farmer who sells regularly dairy plant markets his milk is either grade A or grade C. If lie sells cream its also going to lake a grade C label This system in the state of A !o a two-gra- Utah has been around for a number of years. d Farm economists Dr. Wells and Thomas Gunn at Utah State Agricutlural College tell us that the trend towards grade A milk is state-widLast year more than one half of the milk produced in the state brought the farmer higher than grade C prices. Four years ago, less than 40 percent of the milk was sold as grade A. The grade A increase over 1948 probasis, duction, on a state-wid- e was 48 percent! The' most important factor in grade determination is, of course, sanitation. Requirements for grade A milk are much more strict than those of grade C milk. If a producer wants to get on Market Milk, hes got to have a grade A milking setup. And it isnt easy to acquire. In .the case of some farmers producing grade C milk it may mean a complete revision of the whole milking operation. farm-to-pla- nt 13 Milk coolers, fly control, special washing and disinfecting proced-- 1 ures, building and arrangement they all add up to specifications All-re- e. The Herald Journal ' and greater greater sanitation cost. Takes Time this matter of shifting from grade C to grade A production is not an "osermte transformation. It takes money, time and lots of planning. But the way Cache County producers are taxing to grade A or Market Milk production, it must be paying off. Right now about three-fourtmilk sales of the volume in Cache County is on a grade C basis. However, if the .trend towards grade A production continues at the present accelerated rate, gradp C milk may have to take a back seat to the better product. In any event, the grade A trend is a healthy one n both from the standpoint of and profit for the dairyman. And what helps the Cache Valley dairyman helps Cache So farm-to-pla- sani-tatm- Valley. BELIEVE IT OR NOT, this portrays the "old way of hauling milk from the farm to the factory. When this photo was taken, the Cache Valley Dairy Asso I elation had not put into operation its new tanker trucks, which sick up the milk from farms. In bulk thus eliminating the need for cant. Thous- - I I I ands of rations Cache Valley. of milk are produced each day ia - Cool Wealher Is Expected For Midwest A blanket of cool Pacific air pushed eastward today, kicking up violent, scattered windstorms, and bringing a promise of cool, rainy weather for the Midwest. But the cold air had no chance of reaching the Southwest, now suffering a heat wave and drought described as the longest and the most severe and wide- spread 2. PRESIDENT OF the American Dairy Assocla- tion, Merrill N. Warnlck, recently spoke to Logan Kiwanis club. He is shown here with Ace S. Raymond, left, Kiwanis president, and Paul 1 in history." The cool air mass already was fanning the northern plains and Was expected to bring pleasant weather in the low 80s to hicago by Friday. The Windy City swelheat yestered in terday, a new record for June 24. g Ji. windstorm, with gusts up to 100 miles per hour, ripped through the center of Kanlate diyohi county, Minnesota, last night, damaging farm property, homes and telephone lineif. There were no reports of injur- H. Baughman, chairman of Cache Valley Dairy Festival committee. June is observed as Dairy Month in U. S. 97.1-degr- barn-bustin- fvV- tree, the Inevitable fencea, built mostly with cedar posts, ies. Police at Willmar, Minn., said the towns of Begraff, Murdock, Keckhoven and Spicer were all hard-hi- t but communications were knocked out and it was difficult to get details. A tornado was reported at King-maKan., but there were no reports of injuries. The weather buwere reau said gusty winds on over the central plains. The mercury inched to 113 degrees at Presidio, Tev, yesterday, marking the 36th consecuor more tive dav of heat in Texas. ? ed In the meat contest. Full results of the latter contest have not been learned. Families of the boys are Mrs. W. H. Bosen, Mr. and Mrs. Artel Hawkes, Preston; Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Long, Mapleton; Mr. and Mrs. Oris Jenkins, Preston; Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Wright, Frank lin. n, i y -- , MVT TW COLOR 3f eifcvi WAITING many herds in this are. Dairying Is Cache lleys top source of agricultural income. Gate are some fine young Holstein Friesian dairy cattle, typical of the AT THE Shirley Temple Is Content Now .jift!; ii Va- Officials Meet Impasse On Foot-Mout- Disease Campaign h Being Housewife - WASHINGTON. M The joint HP) HOLLYWOOD, Shirley Mexican-UniteStates campaign livestock Temple has moved back to Holly- against wood but, she insisted today, just disease In Mexico is at a standas a housewife and mother so still with officials at loggerheads over ways to deal with the deadly far, anyway. e The baby star admit- virus. Relations between the two counted she was offered several teletries over the matter are now so vision shows during her two-yestay in Washington, D. C. But, delicate" that spokesmen here as of today, at least, shes saying are fearful about commenting lest negotiations break down comno to all the actress jobs. I retired three years ago, and pletely. American officials were I rejected those piograms be- for a time barred fiom entering cause I didnt intend doing any- the current quarantine area. F. J. Keilholz, associate editor thing in the East, she said. "I was offered one here and I turn- of Country Gentleman magazine ed that down, too. came home from a Mexicon trip But, like many a retired thes-pia- with reports of the friction. He she left the door open, just said Mexicos Minister of Agriculture Gilberto Flores Munoz has in case No Definite Answer "stripped" the joint Mexico Unit- When I was young. I always gave definite answers, she said. I see a house for sale I go up and Now that Im a quarter of a ask if theyll rent. And if I see no with century old, I know better so Im an attractive house not giving any definite answers sign out front, I still ring the unless Im sure. All I can say doorbell and ask if they'll rent. is. right now, I dont intend to We got our house In Washington return to acting. My husband that way she Sometimes, laughed, doesnt care one way or the The person will say 'you look other. Being a wife and mother is awfully familiar. Meantime, the Blacks are living very rewarding I dont have time to think of anything else with her parents. Its good to be home, said I do my own woik around the I didnt miss working Shirley. house." in movies. In fact, we hardly Shirleys husband, Black, just finished a tour of ever saw any while we were in Navy duty in the nations capital, Washington. We had some very exciting so the couple and their two children trekked back to the cinema times there. I think Washington is go back the most exciting place Ive ever city. Black wants to into the business end of tele- seen vision," she said House Hunting the While hes Police like any wife, MEMPHIS, Tenn., OB pretty rushed to the rescue when they is looking for a woman house to rent. But, unlike other received reports of a found Mrs. They celebrities, Shirley is working screaming son from house to house, ringing William K. Hines' frog down his dooi bells trying to put-"Sure, she said airily, When1 mother's back. d one-tim- Charles Boyish Prank three-bedroo- a J I ed States commission fighting the disease of its authority and halted tlie slaughter of infected animals. The crux of the problem is that the current Mexican government, which has come into office since the joint commission was set up by international agreement, is balking at the drastic slaughter of all infected and exposed animals. It has publicly said the epidemic can be brought under control ty vaccines. Americ in experts contend the disease has never been eradicated by vaccines. They argue that it is cheaper to kill the animals and get rid of the disease than to live with It. successfully T V FILMS ALREADY IN MAKING 1 color now, said a Pathe Film laboratory spokesman. Football In Color Consolidated TV sales Play and "All Golf with Champions America Football Game of the Week are being shot in color. Even I Love Lucy was tested in color, and Lucille Ball and DesI Arnaz may go before color cameras soonjso that some day her tresses will be red on the home screens. Some TV producers insist color film looks better on black and white television now than black and white film, anyway. Color film is a higher grade than black and white, so you get a better, sharper image on teleagain. Revue productions is fylming vision, agrees atf executive at Ray Milland and Phyllis Avery Pathe laboratories. m the Meet Mr. Nutley series Even Technicolor, until now in color. Frank Wlsbar producconcerned only with theater mov- tions has made color tests with an eye to filming the Fireside Theater. Some experts say color TV wontbe r" dy for seven years, others say two years, but the film companies want to insure their by shooting in BY ALINE MOSBY Color teleHOLLYWOOD (IP vision may not be ready for years, but TV film producers are set now theyre already shooting in color. The filmed TV show s turn up in black and white on your bving room screens. But many are on color film in readiness for the day when panel shows and wrestbng matches can be shown in glorious red, blue and green. One company, Ziv productions, has been filming Duncan Renal- do, the Cisco Kid, in color for tw o years. Several of the Boston Blackie films can be released In color and earn their way all over Jim Jenkins and Ramon Wright were chapter representatives at the contests which were conducted during the past week. The boys returned home Monday. Preston' Crops team, Vaughn Hawkes, Clair Bosen and Eugene second Long, were judged as beaten being winners, by place with one Meridian FFAera point. Vaughn won third high man honors from among the 93 boys who entered the crops contest. Second place rating was given the Preston chapter team In the Dairy Judging. This team included Clair Bosen, Jim Jenkins and Vaughn Hawkes. Young Hawkes also won high man honors from the 156 boys and 52 teams which competed in this contest. ies, has announced a color film cheap enough for TV use, and is urging TV producers to switch to color. Hopalong Cassidy is one hold-cfor black and white TV movies The research done In color TV transmission lias been on live TV, not film, said a spokesman for William Boyd. Nobody knows what this color film will look like on color TV-- so were waiting. ut We Salute v. k - ' "V 1 t tm 100 acre dairy farm with all that Cache Valley can offer by way of meadow pasture, alfalfa, and grain land, in a charming environment. You can build modern to please yourselves. 80 acres of choice hay and meadow pasture land. Not a place to live, but one to make a living on. 10 acre Grade "A" dairy, 5 room home, siio and everything mfcke it grade "A" including location. it takes to L. H. DAINES Phone 99 REAL ESTATE BROKER Your Friend Lee Reese 362, or at 1154-- R es Cache Valley's ATTENTION QUALITY Controlled Dairymen AND LIVESTOCK GROWERS FARMERS A COMPLETE OF FEEDS LINE IF ITS MADE OF METAL, FRANKLIN WELL BUILD Veterinary Supplies and Instruments We Manufacture IT 4 AH kinds of tanks, vats, ducts for the handling of milk, type t of feeds for your MILKER REPAIRS Livestock, Hogs and Poultry. 'Direct From Manufacturer to You " Your New Franklin Dealer 109 NORTH MAIN, LOGAN. UTAH 16 different built or repaired. Iron, copper, galvanized and stainless steel. At The MODERN DRUG STORE PHONE 119 few wisps of sagebrush, and cowa in the distance, are part of picture. STAR SHEET METAL 30 North 1st West Phone S98 FARMERS' EXCHANGE |