Show bwikse We Livestock tt© Situation will call for and Pay Cash for dead or worthless Horses and Cows — ( Just Ring Logan 49 — And the Operator to Reverse the charges and ZIP! we’ll have someone THERE! ask Colorado Animal By-Produc- ts Co P 0 Box 104 LOGAN UTAH of Provo and Mrs PaulKhunl Mr parents visiting with their and Mrs R A Johnson and family Miss June White of Garland was the Saturday guest of Miss Julia SimOne of the real pleasures of last week mons of Beaver Dam the afternoon social sponsored by The Misses Erma Wilma and Orpha Mrs Kate Peterson at her home TuesBowers were the guests of Mr and luncheon Mrs Ed Bowers Friday at their home day afternoon A delicious was served to eleven ln Fielding Mrs Olive and daughter Mrs Mary Adams of Grace Idaho Durfey Pat of Southern Utah are visiting spent the with Mr and Mrs Dam with relatives In Beaver and Thomas Simmons 'Garland Mrs Gertrude Simmons and sons Mr and Mrs J H Fryer and family and Mrs J A Bigler spent Friday in and Mrs W B Simmons enjoyed a spent Sunday In Franklin Idaho The Brigham City w and dinner in Logan SunJack Couch guests of Mr and Mrs Henry McIntyre of the U A C was day evening during the 19th annual Pioneer Day calling on friends here Sunday The electric storm Sunday damaged Loveland Florence of Mrs of Mr and Mrs Colens formerly Chester tlv Utah Powei and Light Company’s Promontory were calling on relatives Beaver Dam Is quite m at her home plant at Wlmelon to a considerable in Logan and friends here last week extent but everything was soon adMr and Mrs Charley Bishop and Verle Busenbark of Swan Lake Idajusted ho enjoyed a visit with his grand- family have moved to their ranch on the Bear River’ mother last week Mr and Mrs E E Lefler and Mr Mrs Florence Christensen of Eph- - Colliriston News llems — ON — There appears to be a rorUnaed firm this Is nt being done on a large scale undertone In the beef cattle market as and even if It were It would of course take another two or three years before every Indication still points to a continued perlcd of light supplies on the £he young stock should start producing western markets Feed conditions In calf crops All in all the beef situation is on a g California this year have been no wlyh the result that the Pac- strong basis There seems to be ific Coast markets did not have the thought In the mind of anyone In the of trade of any lower scale of beef values usual heavy supplies extremely cattle marketed In May that for some time to come On the other t hand it must be born in mind that the usually omir June receipts are likeon the market ly to be rather light for this season of value of beef cattle the year and the trade Is showing a must always depend upon the ability of the consumer to quickly buy up all dc and willingness to disposition cently fleshed stefers On the other j pay Further beef prices as ever have (v ill continue to be regulated to a hand the poorfeed conditions forced some cattlemen to market a great extent by compititlon from other and plain foods including other meats and all great quantity of fruits and cerial cattle which are of course not popular sorts of vegetables system requires with the meat trade On this class of foods The human material the demand has been rather Just so much food— and If It Is filled are slow there will and to take with other products be narrow buyers held of such stock just that much less beef consumed Beef cattle producers realize howThin cattle are still selling relatively of our beef the cattle due In time ever feeders in that supoppinlon high d and all of this thin and ply will again be built up to a normal stock Is going Into killer Chanels Tlmre supply With this thought In mind "seems To "be aCfihSlderaWe 'ftmotmtnofactTrT'Ttrps are- being taken to popu — grain stubble fields available for fhort liruc b:T through a comprehensive well with and and cotton advertising planned pasturing supplemented but it sx'ms esseed cake but with money rather publicity campaign scarce and interest rates higher than sential that serious consideration those who ordinarily normally might should be given to quality products be buyers for finishing purposes are The hog market also seems to be on a substantial footing and with prices not showing a disposition to buy There semis to be no real indication even now on a relatively high plane In cattle theie ate many In the trade of any material Increase who in the entire country This firmly bcleive that the late summer production Is particularly true in the western and early fall months will see hogs on states where range feed Is none too a higher plane The lamb maiket has held up well satisfactory particularly In the cattle such as Arizona and this season In spite of greatly increasbreeding states New Mexico Then too cattlemen ed p!'bs With good feed prospects in the b‘g lamb producing sections are backward about paving prevailing in cows and heifers the country and the prices for breeding which because of both scarcity and Northwest there seems to b a genn eat from completion distributers eral feeling that lamb will be cheaper with meat than beef or pork this year Due aie relatively high Coupled high money :stcs the situation does to sound production Ideas and comand publicity not aopeai to be conductive to advertising prehensive beef carried out by the wool growers lamb Southproduction western cattle breeders who are for- - is no longer a specialty and the beef as a result feed ar8l?ow and pork markets wlH unately slluat ing a greater disposition to hold back feel the effect of competition from their female calves and yearlings but lamb more than in recent years rlam are Melba Home Beauty Treatment MELBA H0ME BEAUTY tplDU Farmers Encampment At U S A C Logan Insecticide — Kills Plant Insects to Man— Livestock — Birds and Pets WILL NOT INJURE TENDER PLANTS B G Knoth Pharmacy successive leaders’ training schools conducted by the Extension Service at the College FOR ! fieCfjalIcngi arid see a design— a variety so wide as to five almost indmdual distinction at no extra cost It is a Dew industrial achievement 22S different color combinations on various models were delivered last month by the Hudson Motor Car Co That is why although nearly 200000 Essex the Challengers are in service there is a spark More than ling variety and individuality about each car instead of the monotonous sameness expected in big production Hydraulic shock absorbers and X Your car cover the entire first H M payment Purchase offers available Stayner Auto CR1GHAM CITY GARLAND TREMONTON Co - MALAD Ilor IDAHO of year also for the first time dip- will be given to seventeen women who have attended three the t te I Expert Eye Testing f OF GOOD PLENTY J ICE — KEEP I Bessinger Bros Utah WATCHES - DIAMONDS JEWELRY THEFOQDGOOD T remonton Phone ( 4“Utah f Tremonton 36 J TRIBE CHAS THE BARBER The Best Plan for a True Garland Boy to Doll lTp Quality T W INNES D D S Dentist That’s What Counts cost our showroom VISIT display in motor car cokw W E GETZ J at TO extra tRi ESTRAY NOTICE FOR SALE OF ANIMALS The committee in charge feels that the best program In the history of the DAMAGES Extension Service In the state has been planned for July 15th to 18 and It is STATE OF UTAH expected that 5000 people will register la County of Box Elder for the short course IN THE FIELD IN O PRECINCT OF COUNTY SAID OWN REFLECTION I have In my possession the following First Scout: “Gee I Just saw a fish which if not five feet long” Shows with his hands described estray animals claimed and taken away will be sold at how long It was) public auction to the highest cash bidSecond Scout: “Are you sure it wasder at Earl J Holt’s Corral in Fielding n’t your own reflection” Precinct on the 22nd day of June 1929 at the hour of 7:30 P M at Camp Kiesel Troop 127—100 DESCRIPTION OF ANIMALS One black mare 2 white hind feet bailey face branded IHI on left thigh One bay mare branded a resemblance of T4 on left thigh Said animals are held by me to secure payment of $300 damages done by said animals upon the premises of Earl J Holt on the 10th day of June 1929 EARL J HOLT Poundkeeper for Fielding Precinct This year the Extension Service feels unusually fortunate In securing the chief of the services of O E Reed Bureau of Dairying United 8tatcs deof partment Agriculture Washington D C to lead in the program which will center around dairying Mr Reed Is acclaimed to be the most authority on dairying In the United States at the present time He will spend two days at the encampment in July I UTAH GARLAND c Garland Choice of AT IT BUY “Alfred Michaelir CoalYard J 35c PRICE King and Knights Spring Canyon Utah’s Best Coal Bell Phone 23 1 1 rtf) P1UU Specialat Harmless are engaged to give special lecture work to the best methods of pertaining farming An Intensive schedule of work and play Is carried out each year which holds the interest of young and old alike the past eight years farmers and farmer’s wives of the state have been The Bureau of Dairying In the deguests of the Extension Service during partment of agriculture has recognized summer at the Utah State Agricuthe the Importance of the Dairy Industry In ltural College — This annual visit to the State College Utah wheri the chief of the bureau at to has come to be known as the Farmers Washington D C has consented on the program at the farmers’ Encampment and that portion of the appear said Director William campus which is reserved for the guests encampment” Utah Extension of Peterson the Service is known as the "Tent City" because coming tents are pitched as llvthf quarters for hi commenting on the large number of farm families who “Every one Interesting In dairying Is to if an miss he fails going opportunity Utah attend to appear at the encampment this year Leading agriculturists of the nation where it will be possible to come in personal contact with the chief of the bureau of dairying which leads the industries in the United States" Professor J B Fritch head of the of the dairy husbandry department Kansas State Agricultural College will also be present at the encampment Professor Fritch Is considered to rank the three outstanding dairy among He will give specialists In the country uistructic ns on modern dairy methods There will also be representatives frera the National Dairy Council breeders' associations and leading Utahns In the dairy Industry Moaern dairy equipment will bo disvarious at on the played points campus where the fanners will be privileged to examine the devices receive lnstruc- Dons as to their uses but no salts talks will be given W W Owens chairman af the pro- for the 1S29 encamp- gram committee ment announces the general outline of the program as follows: College chimes 630 a m breakfast 6 30 to 8 a m display of exhibits purUiiit meetings 9 uig cxhibts 11 a m to 12 n xm: dinner 12 noon to 2 p m horse shoe pitching 1 p m movies for children 2 iconUst to 4 p m department meetings 2 to 330 p ui general assembly 330 to 5 brakes ass new type pm uaseball and ether contests 5 to standsr j — they do not cert one cent extra 6 p m band concert 6 to 7 p m play The same with radiator thuften air cleaner hour 7 to 8 p m movies for children windshield wiper safety lock chromium-plate- d 7 30 p m evening program 8 p m valuable AH fea tares On bright parts Wednesday evening July 17 Miss oi tne H inn: an all features you want Add up for yourself Mary Wood Hinman St haul of dancing New York will sup- the extras Essex offers at no added cost and trvse a folk dancing contest at which you will see above 2100 in extra value ia from the cummunities nine couples in (boee items alone winch folk dancing lias been taught will probably present will compete for honors This year for the first time women C from the state will be allowed to enter The teams in the judging of dairy products Plan the and perhaps In the judging of dairy on lowest terms animals the balance Each county will be allowed to enter a judging team comprised of three men the judging of animals in the rings For TREATMENT EVERGREEN “ V rl Office Bank Ask your j j j for Grocer j FLOUR I stor- Garland Building Utah JJL PRIDE OF UTAH wheat accepted for Both Phones Residence Bell J Office Fanners Hours 9 a m to S p m Louis Petersen - Barber I Shop I GARLAND UTAH I I 33 I I I I lbs Flour 14 lbs Bran per bushel A Good Place Hal WE SPECIALIZE j ! I GENTS a Good ON LADIES HAIKCrrriNG 5 Garland Milling f new line of the best hair tonics and face lotions Just arrived A j Company J I ! I fer rent Garland Utah - Come and Try Them |