Show 2 r 1 ' Nt gal wpAHN1TTE$320 for Prices Writ ine r rot r CAMPING 117 09don ROLLED BARLEY and CATTLE PELLETS Truck or Carload Lots Write for Delivered Prices SI:PP-LIE- Box 1029 O P STEAM SHEEP 011 HUNK MIPS' MAT"IIIIESSES HUNTING FINIIING V t I Buck's War Surplus oo Superior Feed Co Utah Logan Utah 1 I : - 1 4 N N a - r ) force menacing i contithaw - - ''''' dbk ''::: — V Av -t 0 - - !!'" S "'I14 71rpr '7'" 72"""-" --- ' "' "' !' A ''''' -I a - ' -- -'2: 1 ' 1" '' ' ''''' 47 ' 0 " - ' -- "'"''''''s04- '' ' ' ' —' — ' " - - ": — - ' n - -r' -- -- - 'ere se y 1:41 't ' -- 944etcleed4tp" t -- 0- --- 047me —- --- '''' - -- : I :Al: ' ''''' - 764eate4eae i-m- i t 44 ' that could be released by a bringing floods and erosion t 1:7 "'"' 0 tivhst0 i This aerial vie‘s tit tIwo htImi pins in action on a Utah countryside shovs the potentially Ph 747 t 9)7--t 0' It used to be that a buzzcrrd could find a square meal once in a while But times have changed That's because so many farmers and ranchmen have discovered that a telephone call to the Utah Compapy brings not only prompt removal of their dead and worthless animals but a top cash price ''' - I Ii ) ts l 1 " - omili - 4 I 4 I - - r t L 1 ith relatively light damage will depend cape entirely upon ueather in the next few weeks 1Vhether intermountain farmers will soon find their fields in this condition or if they es- - fii CALL THE NEAREST PLANT i COLLECT OGDEN SALT LAKE CITY LOGAN CARLAND 4 2818 CO 0 49 1 35-- i 3 W' Weather Still Holds Key s THE "west's worst win- ter" prepared to slink offstage in true villain fashion last week watchers of the weather drama were wondering just what the heroine spring would bring from the wings On farms and ranches as well as in Broadway or Main street offices those in the galleries were apprenensive as to whether the change in characters would lessen the tension Even if floods of secious proportions are averted by slow Inciting of the record snows or e artifice y hat by effect will the runoff ha e A above average water content coupled with tight climatic conditions could tiling very damaging floods to many areas" ANOTHER tion service said "I don't know wbether there will be enough tunoff in the northern part of the state to cause severe erosion and flood damage In my opinion it all depends on just how fast the snow melts and under what conditions" Continuing he added: "We have enough Water in the snow to cause a great deal of damage if it all runs off Probably the worst condition that could arise would be for the weather to remain warm until the snow settles down to its maximum water content followed by warm winds and heavy rains "On the other hand if the weather continues mild with warm days and cold nights until the small amount of frost in the ground is gone and if snow melt continues for only a few hours in the afternoon each day erosion and flood damage may be less than any of the last five years" So just as all winter the weather still holds the key From two men best to able- site up prevailing conditions came partial 1111SA erS AT Don Logan It Mitchell irrigation engineer irrigation diviskin soil conservation service reported widely arying conditions as result of the statewide special snow sot vey conducted for the slate engineer's office ci e The water conditions generally the same-- - that is snow cover and titer content is considerably above average" Then Mr Mitchell said "This - GIVE YOUR :- ifititt LAWN and Pog 7 Ova Pogo 4 Pogo S the Fonco Pod PAY DIRT A Salt Lake and at I oral Dealers Throughout Utala and Idaho Mineral Fertilizer 150 r- - --- ' e-- DUREN -- Get Your Order in at Once : for Early Spring Delivery! at::1 r i1 415011kaattozzomilowl1 11000-tatl- n- t- 'w- - At c la Tr to Too I 2200-bushe- bushel capacity: (Butler Big Boy) 18'xIC first tier of body 17 gauge second 2 tiers 18 gauge top 3 tiers 20 Ictct VTAII Pega Pogo ?tuning Photos gauge roof 22 gauge bottom 24 gauge Commert ial sites up in 55000-bushe- l capacity in bolted stud also ore indilable Prices sliossn include delivery to your nearest rail station in the folltiwing states: Utah Idaho Nevada Otegon Washington California Arizona - i K iv Write for Name and Address of Nearest Dealer - - - 13 Pogo 11 lo Roy 2 -- - Pogo 9 Covor Spring capacity: 14'x8 body and bottom 21 l gauge roof 26 gauge capacity 18)01' 3276- body 20 pitige bottom and roof 24 gauge $66500 2200 &aka Capacity Pogo Hoot So lot de- 1000-bush- !'1 '— for guaranteed SPECIFICATIONS: I I - :32-H- 11--1 ( ORDER NOW livery in early 4 L PARAMOUNT SALES are now ready to fill your orders for the famous Butler Grain Bin which can actually pay for itself in from two to three yeas All bins 94' Ii be shipped in order received They will will have the same tipsbe the same high quality truetion and materials that Butler Grain Bins have tlwayS bad - - I $33700 Capacity STEEL) ' - 11 1 ' - I rriuc EIE1 (IN GALVANIZED -- -- Pogo 7 91th Shit It) Shod' GLUA " ' Photography Credits CO Sugar Street MIDVALE 12) Pogo 5 of Mott Ow POOPPI Mottel CD Cog 4 Go to Sc twat Shoppng A val lable sit ---- Is Cobbogo vkith LUMBER E Rif PAID DELIVERY sock to the Form Cooks SOAL TIROS 7 I B4 INDEX !! 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