Show PECKS r VISIT HERE & Mrs F Mil Ian Peck o£ Wash aro visiting this week with relatives and friends here in Brigham City and elsewhere in the state while on vacation Mrs Lewis Lillywhite will accompany them to Seattle for a visit when they return Mr Seattle Mrs Rulon Hansen in Idaho this week Mr fishing WANTED: —Call Jim Two used are bicycles White TOR RENT: apartment — Mrs Oneta phone furnished Shurtz It Lost Small black toy cocker with halter Return to £ R Garland Spencer ltp LOST: LOST: Ifydraulic to Aaron Porter Jack Return phone Garland Reward ltp Farm- - People View Crop Problems On Field Trip told of the research work being done by the Experiment staff on means and methods of controlling this pest The story of Mymar wheat planted for hay or silage was interesting to the Box Elder CounNew wheat varieties ty farmers beiing grown were shown to the group The farmers of Box Elder County attending the Field Day were John Adams and Leon Reese of Brigham - City - Myron Hansen of Collinston J C Gibbs of Portage Delbert Cook of Willard and the county agent Some beneficial crops under certain conditions may be a pest and considered a weed under other conditions This conclusion was drawn by a group of Box Elder County farmers who attended the annual Field Day held at the Ncphi Dry Land Farm on July 1 Rye is a beneficial crop grown by many farmers that has become a weed and is considered ono of the major problems in the areas of central dry farming Utah This weed has been hard to control and keep out of grain crops in same areas and has rendered many grain crops unfit for milling purposes in some secBox Elder County tions dry land farmers should be conscious of this and try to keep this weed under control a Fullmer Allred county agricultural agent points out Dr R W Woodward and Prof Del Tingcy told the farmers of the state about a new winter is that being developed barley by the staff showed Dr F V Lieberman where eggs were deposited from Wheat Mite and the Western SEWING MEETS Thank Commissioners For Road to express publicly commissioners and road workers our appreciation for the new oiled road north out of Fielding This Carol Dawn Limb means a great deal to all of us reporter a discussion of be- who will enjoy its benefits in Following coming dress styles we started to the years to come Mr and Mrs Wallace cut out our dresses Hess Fielding Meeting was adjourned at 5:30 and refreshments of root beer floats were served THE GARLAND TIMES Tho next meeting will be held GARLAND UTAn July 13 at 3 pm at the home of Friday July 8 1955 Zenna White Page 7 — Carol Dawn Limb From Trip Return CLUB The first meeting of the Fancy Pants I Club was held Wednesday July 6 at 3 pm at the home of our leader Zenna White Officers were elected as follows: Judy J Johnson president Deanna Bowcutt vice president and to to We desire the county the county Reporter Mrs Ilyrunr Marble Mrs Jack Shumway and Miss Vera Lund of Los Angeles returned Saturs day night from a trip which took them to Spokane Wash Lake Louise and various scenic spots in Canada and home by way of Glacier Park raining— Utah’s Biggest Taxpayer Mining is our state’s largest industrial taxpayer The assessed valuation of all Utah property in 1954 was The assessed valuation of mining prop$1072424034 or 259 o of the total In addition erty was $27753-161a 1 rc severance (occupation) tax is assessed against gross o value of the product Because of mining’s importance government financing in Utah the soundness of this basic industry is vital to all Utahns for Mrs Woffinden Glenn Taylor entertained in honor of Mrs Wm G Woffinden at three tables of bridge Prizes were Friday afternoon won by Bowcutt Mrs Clarence Mrs Mrs Dave Arbon Bowcutt Thomas and Mrs Jay Law Entertains Mrs UTAH WINING ASSOCIATION "From the earth comes an abundant life for a II" For Sale FOR SALE: Five homes in Garland Some with real low down One just right for payments GJ— J II Miller 1040 Brigham 4tc CHy fhjsf Wr FOR Standard SALE: Omaha truck bed for 1 ton truck 8 x 12 low stake rack —Call Rosel Zundel This gest The lews SALE: Heavy Duty Implement Trailer 1000 tires $175 two Letter Files $13 also Van Body for 1H ton Truck — See Art Felsted FOR TV REPAIR TV AND APPLIANCE SERVICE ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING EXPERT Phone Northern Furniture GARLAND Used Cars ‘ SEE BEAR Top Values RIVER AUTO for MUSIC - PIANOS Call REMODELING TELEVISION - -S- or SERVICE— BREEDING Cache Valley Breeding SUPER-CUSHIO- N !? 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