Show The Garland Times Friday Winter Wheat Lots Should be Reported To Get Insurance LUNCH April 9 1943 IS CHEAPER NOW President A Mrs C E Smith and son Richard drove to Balt Lake City Sunday where President Smith at sessions tended conference They also relatives visited at Murrey and Sandy Win Second Place In State Contest Miss Emma Rae Anderson daughter of Mr and Mrs R D Anderson wheat growers was awarded second of Tremonton infederal the crop of high place In the state contest and G G Sweeten Cns Forsberg surance corporation who suffered school orators by the A sponsored were business visitors in Salt Lake on winter wheat are urged to at Salt Lake City merioao Legion AAA of City Wednesday committee notify the county Saturday such loses so that the steps may be the Devere Watkins Representing: taken to receive indemnity payments MORE BEETS DAVIS URGES post No 26 of Tremonton and the A W Bishop county committeeman River high school Miss AnderBear More sugar beets! of revealed Insurance ABSTRACTOR in charge crop son came second in a field of 12 conThat was the message with which this week to make tp I am prepared testants from other part of the state Chester C Davis newly appointed Mr Bishop at the same time exabstracts in Use shortest posLaurence J Burton of the Ogden adfood administrator opened his sible time and to make them plained a new ruling from FCIC statifirst place awarded school was high to In Ora ministration telegram accurate I post a ng that if war crops replace wheat absolutely Contestants spoke from 10 to 12 ville L Lee chairman of the Utah which would customarily be reseeded MOO 00 bond a your Insurance minutes on subject "The Rights he urged no premium will be charged or If state USDA war board against loss through any error We Defend” also took port In and to the increase will it effort been of mine every acreage the premium ha paid a 4 to 6 minute extemporaneous of sugar beets in the state be kefunded speech bout The telegram: In explaining the procedure for reNORMAN LEE "The marked reduction In farmers' ceiving Mr payments indemnity ABSTRACTOR BONDED Mr A Mrs H Ault and ton TomIf to plant sugar beets intention insured if that explained Bishop 1900) (Established returned their in home my Great carried out would result in less sugar wheat planted in the foil of 1942 sufFalls Mont Sunday after a pleasant than we need to produce In this fered winter kill the grower should visit with relatives and friends here of view of the Is file a which difficulty country in Form boats needed for critical quest diverting inspection of the wheat At the rate he was speeding in the first six months of 1942 the war uses to sugar It U Important crcp and must be obtained before will ipend $387 this year for food that would average workingman that you give all possible assistance any disposition of the damaged crop have cost him $415 in 1929 according to figures released by the U S to growers in meeting a sugar beet can be made of Labor Thus the worker’s family "saved” $14 during Department "No other use except the harvert-inNotify goals sugar beet oo untie the first half of the pear because food costa were 7 percent less than is and see that adequate publicity of the wheat crop as grain may In 1929 is be made without Department given to this need the written permisgiving labor and marketing problems sion of the corporation” Mr Bishop of the Industry vigorous attention “Otherwise the grower explained High School CIa$ses will Chester C Davis Signed forfeit any indemnity wliich he Pood Administrator” Events may have earned” Compete in Mr Lee has prom k ed full cooperaUnder the new FCIC ruling in Mr A Mrs II C Davis had as dinbeet county war areas where it is customary to reseed ner guests Sunday Mrs Davis’ mother tion of all sugar declared to be What spectators boards in the state in following up wheat that is damaged or where no and sirter from Logan and her the best track meet ever seen at the war the&e It money to la maintained such the instructions given in this tele- stand home Bear River high school took field acreage brother Sylvan RAndlesbaker for Direleased Califand gram desig- on furlough may be planting from Needles place last Thursday afternoon have V no his wife much money no war crops In this case nated all rected by Coach Perry Leavitt WOMEN ON THE FARM FRONT events moved in swift succession with premium will be charged cn the One of the outstanding still examples leased acreage or if It has already f Mr A Mrs Carl Cooke of Ogden no tiresome delays Competition In were guests Sunday at the D Henry classes furnished plently of exof what women can do to contribute been paid It will be refunded were citement The junior classmen on the to food production home this instance neither will any indem- Manning home in of nity be earned Johnson Mrs Mabel with a score of 41 front is easy winners be beams Bishop urged that came next with 31 seniors Moab A widow Mrs Johnson has Mr points Miss Isabell Little and Mrs Robert 17 and they can be grown made an 800 acre farm since her seeded' wherever Sophomores points supervised humid jungles in Balt who are employed slogging 10 points husband died two years ago and in on this land released from the re- Orwin with freshmen the e cores were topped Individual addition by has contributed to the Vic- seeding requirement "Beans are the Lake City spent Mr & Mrs J J Orwin Drive over the us with in No 1 war crop and we can't get too their parents 15 points Darrell Dideriekson tory Home Food Supply program this year" he said Verl Kidman with 10 points and Glen the following ways: Growing a garden many Mrs Earl B Johns and son Tommy Petereon with 8 points Outstanding chickens shipping cream bo Other war crops which may be subraising cent dry of Ogden and Miss Eythcl Busenbark freshmen were Loyal Glenn Cleon market making her own butter can- stituted include: Irish potatoes tomatoes this Summers and Lysle Diderlckson for processing peas of Salt Lake City are visiting ning 1400 quarts of fruits and veget- peas sweet week with their mother Mrs Linda snap beans Events and winners in place order ables storing meat in a cold storage for processing corn beets carrots table and Iusenbark cabbage bank follow: and locker storing carrots potatoes Officers and employees of Mile: Glen Peterson Donald Davis own all for processing and hay and pasother vegetables making her ture designated Lola Jean Caddie Mary and Charas war crops in the Katro Watanab?' fat manufactursoap ficm venison denom-inatio- n in war sell Pefcterson lene western Elaine and glad region Phyllis Broad Jump: Darrell Diderlckson and surplus milk ing cheese from Culllmore and Roma King came over dash: Darrell Diderlckson and making wool washing carding Lumber Prices Increase Native from the US AC to attend the high Loval Glenn Everet Buffington have into quilts You of type Upward adjustment of maximum school Junior ptbm here Friday evenV Discus: Verl Kidman Wendell prices for native lumber at distribu' Bill Wlnzler White ing MORE RUBBER FOR TRACTORS while you and tion yards in Utah Wyoming your 440 Diderlckson Darrel to be soon is announced A program has been approved Colorado by the R D Crompton returned home Sun- Jim White Bill Winder of 20000 far the conversion Mark Office of Price Administration Shot Put: Bob Whitney Niel day from Pocatello where he has of or business tractors to rubber tires Farm H Greene state said price officer spent several weeks at the home of Werdell White transportation committees will certihis son Wildon Crompton and famMax ArchiJavelin: Bill Wlnzler to local war price fy conversions A Linford visited the ward Mrs P He was accompanied home War Nell bald ily by burton This action and rationing boards at Elwood Sun- - Wildon conference and his wife dash: Loyal Glenn DeVerl tractors to move faster Primary will allow LaVere Welling Payne and day night from one custom jab to another Glen Miller Marvin dash: Mrs Minnie Larson Mrs Luclna and will save fuel and wear and tear J P Bush who has been spending Wendell White guests their Peterson Tremonton V the winter In California returned to Fraser had as Sunday team — Buf d Senior Mrs Lucinda aunts Pincock relay: from PLANT MORE BEANS week Garland during the Tanaka Kulda Sugar City Idaho and Mrs Christ fington Kidman Burke Verl Kidman Utah farmers originally promised High Jump: Frank D Talbot of Ogden was a Hansen accompanied by her husband Jones Cleon Summers to plant 14000 acres of beans in 1943 of Trenton and their cousins Mr St guest a the C H Last home on Tuesbut now the USDA has asked that Mrs Peak and daughter also of day before his return to Camp Crowthis goal be boosted to between Trenton der Mo of Sait Lake Miss Lenore Wolfe This means and 18000 acres that if such an amount is planted meat Mr A Mrs Ilunter Gaddie and two City spent the past week at the F dairy and poultry products is Munns home W many farmers will be trying them for children of Idaho spent the Shelly again available thru the government the first time this year d with relatives here as Mr A Mrs A R Capencr visited la who are planting feed wheat program The price And farmers that tails for wise use of your at corn parity beans for the first time no doubt specified by Congress Air A Mrs A W Bishop were dinner Salt Lake City from Saturday until REFRIGERATOR ELECTRIC Is $104 a bushel in all Utah counties Their daughter Airs N Monday will ba interested in a sheet of inguests of Mr & Mrs Don Homer SunBeaver and Millard Iron children A except Hansen Homer three and structions published by Professor day is where $107 it counties at Washington came home with them and will spend P Bracken extension agronomist This per bushel Purcheases may be made Mrs Charles the USAO Extension 8ervice B Gunnell president the week here AAA office or reguInformation may be obtained from thru the county of the stake Primary board visited who are handling lar dealere feed of Salt Air A Mrs Parley James agent county Robert H Stewart the Beaver ward Primary Monday this feed wheat Lake City spent Sunday with Mr St Bean growers will be interested to V on a A W Bishop was a business visitor Mrs Paul Larson Parley i know also that ample seed Is availThe government is negotiating to in Salt Lake City Wednesday and came up to visit his Idaho for great furlough able at Twin Fall Mrs Larson sister northern whites and kidney beans bring 10000 Jamaicans to the United Mrs Olnf Johnson Alisa Ruth John States for seasonal farm work and at Price pinto' bean seed is sen and Mr Barton and Sterling V All Roy Young of Perry and son lable The rationing of fencing material children visited in Salt Lake City Dale who is on furlough visited this V on and Ogden In (he Government’s "Golden Rules of Rationhas been discontinued Saturday week with Mrs Harmon Pierson and SAVE THE DAIRY COW V LeRoy Atkinson ing” it is suggested that fresh fruits and vegetA program to prevent the slaughter Hill MACHINERY of Tremonton formerly Ray ables of good dairy cows is being carried FARM purchased instead of rationed foods has purchased the A M Austin farm The release of farm machinery Alra David Larson was in Salt Lake of Agrion by the US Department All of which calls for more use and wise use freeze order does d She attendAAA from government City over the War board members culture Electric Kindles baker ed the Air A Airs is releasd from ranot Refrigerators mean Sylvan that club it of exof her girlhood meeting the oammittoeroen employees is released FOR ration-inand their mothers Mr Anna of Mrs held at the home George service and farmers serving tioning It tension To retain the maximum precious vitamins and Mrs Astle of Smithield Welling This club ha been organaccording to A W Bishop chairare expected to on county committees and minerals in fresh foods and vegetables homes of Air USDA War Board at the the man of spent 40 county Friday over the ized to tee? years pro imdrt in this program in Mrs Verl C Anderson Davis the the H and announced that government who them store proper place in your promptly dairy industry and to assure adequate item frerse on the last remaining Electric Refrigerator Heat and air you know J W Ault and son Wes try of Losupplies of dairy products for the war of farm machinery needed for spring on home E Ault visited at was and minerals at P is farmthe Alisa Astle on Ellen of aiding vitamins gan operated effort are mortal enemies The program the cows down on plowing planting and tillage ha been the yajley hospital Sunday inorqing Tuesday ers In keeping so always place fresh fruits and vegetables the farm by purchase and placement lifted following an acute attack of appenV your Electric Refrigerator promptly! P C Petterson spent Monday V Mr dicitis Insured winter wheat that ha been and Tuesday with her daughter in About 150000 pressure cookers will if be reseeded and Duane ArchiHalver Skinner be manufactured in 1943 for aiding killed out need not Logan 8 'Golden Rules Of Food Rationing is bald attended and the land is seeded If the land conference meeting in canning victory garden crops 1 Share your food with our fighting men the land Is seeded to a war crop or In Salt Lake City Sunday fruit Infederal officials of the crop 2 Shop earlier la the day early in the week end crops V SERVICE A FUNERAL surance corporation announced this of Jerome Idaho only once a week if possible William " Butler FEED WHEAT 3 Make up shopping list aad add up the points COMPLETE d in Garland with spent the Wheat for the production of more week BEFORE you shop relatives and then attended confer4 Plan your family’s diet carefully— see that everROGERS SHAW ence in Salt Lake City Make up menus yone gets enough nourishment for the week FUNERAL HOME of South Airs Walter Woffinden 5 Use 8 and 5 point stamp first when you can Save 2 and 1 point stamps to make the count Dakota visited at the II D Woffln-de- a come our even Your grocer cannot give you Utah heme Saturday Trernonton "change'' in blue stamps dried vege6 Shop for fresh fruits and vegetables foods SATURDAYS Air Clyde Wood and daughter are TONIGHT A here tables cereals and other un rationed here and at relatives with Visiting "THE"BIG Fond EXPERT AUTO ycKL can this week home canEast Garland the all Garden— a do 7 Plant Victory in Mack ning possible REPAIRING WEDNESDAY I 3 Don’t blame your grocer for wartime inconvenand Mr A Mrs D H Manning TUESDAY MONDAY SUNDAY iences Marilyn and Caxilyn were Box Insured Eld r under county the Jto HEWS SHORTS Track Brigham City Utah Buy Your War Bonds Here make costs days easier than hiding in furnish raising it is day after day foxholes lying or or Sahara through sands to we matter how but put Bond to you bonds and any Let one hundred per will this be any one can other transact made ready here without delay time loss Bear River State Bank Utah KERB'S 6009 AMISS fROh UNCLE SAM be of of — — in and i i t I : 0RPHEUM Henry Johnny in Brown THEATRE STREET” ‘TENTING TONIGHT’ Diana Barrymore Robt Cummings Kay Francis in “BETWEEN US GIRLS” THURSDAY I Fredric FRIDAY A SATURDAY: March Veronica Lake in “I MARRIED A WITCH Hopalong Cauidy in "UNDERCOVER t MAN" At daughters visitors Ogden Thursday attended conference in Salt Lake City the for pert of the week L L Bishop Mr W J Cullimore and Mr M L Nielson were Logan visitors Wednes- day Reasonable Prices! 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