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Show FRIDAY, JANUARY ig THE PAYSON CHRONICLE, PAYSON, UTAH MRS. SNOW COURSES UTAH STATION REPORTS FIND- ESTABLISHING INGS ON FEEDING VALCE OF AXD MAKING SNOW SURVEYS ALFALFA IIAY TREATED WITH CAL(IUM ARSENATE The LOGAN, Jan. 10. LOGAN, Jan. ID. -- In spite of the of the accumulated snowfall at effectiveness of ( aleium arproven season the end of the precipitation corifol, many senate in alfalfa-weevindor to the furnishes an impo-tastockmen are still doubtful as to the to be derived probable water-supplfeeduig value of bay from at'.alfa from the snow cover. A system of thus treated, fearing it might be snow surveying has been developed Since direct poisonous to livestock by which it is possible to measure information is limited and difficult to E-the depth and water content of the; p obtain, the Utah Agricultural snow cover at the end of the prei i iinent Station undertook a study pitation season. Surveys which form on the value of alfalfa bay treated foreth basis of annual water-suppl- y with calcium a "senate. The U. S. casts are now being made on the iiuicuu of Entomology, with offices principal watersheds of Utah, Calif- in Salt Lake City, cooperated m this ornia, and Nevada. study. The findings are embodied in StaThe Utah Agricultural Experiment Utah Agricultural Experiment 11. FrederiNo. the 229 J. from Bulletin received tion by Station has just press its Circular No. 91, by Profes- ck of the Animal Husbandry Divissor George D. Clyde of the Irriga- ion. To determine the feeding value of tion and Drainage Erginccntig Deinfield for animals, an This gives publication partment. now was one half being dusted with structions for G courses and for making snow surpounds and the other half with the into calcium arsenate and of is a populapound-veys. It cludes a brief description of tha acre. The aveiage amount used for of the destroying selection and establishment injurious insects is 2 arsenate to the calcium snow courses, snow surveying equip- pounds of used for amount the of care commonly used, making acre, ment, equipment alfalfa weevil, may be fed measurements of depth and water without fear for at least k content and recording data. Sugges- to tions sre also given regarding proper one feeding season from four to six clothing, shelter, foot), and miscellan- months. eous equipment. Coppies of Bulletin 229 will be sent Divi-Uta- h upon icquest to the Publications obbe Copies of Circular 91 may Agricultural Experiment tained without cost by addressing the Logan. Division of Publications, Utah Agriil nt y rlnc ar.'u.a! Camp Relief V. , Tu-tjc- n o- ban of the mect-n- Die EERY Have vou a postage stamp? tan I send a telegram from here? W hen docs the next stage leave? A ill you tell Mrs, Jones ? Children treated with same courtesy shown Adult Patrons w no has n Hi li- -. Dea-o- f a'.ie: dance record, the the First Ward Sunday anv Friday night in aie a Ward Relief Society, under Headquarters for Union Pacific Stage Lines Nebo Ill meet On vva-S- this quarter? Can I leave this bundle here? n, Emilia Wall, COMMERCIAL CLUB BALL Jthe dine; ion of the teacheis of Hall, Han r am Butk the Thursday, January 29th, were played anil Commercial (Tub will .sponsor a com-- j the da s. Gameof 15 members o d t to h sci inunity ball. This will be an event, lum the v has Oppen.-havHell the lets all keep that date open and next higln- -: record of Sunday School come and enjoy this together. Further particulars will be an- a tendance being Hi and that of GorUmk don Hell- - was 47 Credit Marks. nounced in our next issue or it. Tietjen Mr. and Mrs. J. Elmer in Salt Fake At a regular meeting of the Com- pent the past week-enmercial Club, held M6nday, it was at the home of decided by the amusement committee Mi. W. Evans. to sponsor a dance January 29lh in he Town Hall.. .Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Taylor, Johnson and Mrs. ( ha.-t- a Joh.n-omotored to Mammoth Monn Miss Evelyn Johnson, of Los Angea Party les was guest of honor at a dinner day where they attended heelae t Mrs. Mr. and JohnI)ck Mat Mrs. given by her given by mother, son Friday night. Cards marked the in honor of Miss Johnson. cultural Experiment Station, Logan place of 12 guests. Utah. in best one of the pitchers Although Sunday visitors at the home of Mr. the big leagues, Adolfo Luque had an The officers of the Daughters of and Mrs. W. A. Chaturn were: Mr. If you have an item to sell, try the! average of only 500 during his 12 the Pioneers of Camp Summit held and Mrs. Walter Weilracht and Mrs seasons with Cincinnati. Chronicle Classified Ad Column. their regular officer's meeting Wed- Grace Ferguson of Salt Ivike City. J. W. Taylor spent two weeks in nesday night in the form of a SurSalt Lake City acting on the grand on Lieutenant First Agprise Party nes McLeod, who has been confined jury. to her home for the past 6 weeks. Business was transacted after which Mrs. Eugene Warnick en i .ained lunch was served. at a Bridge Party Sund ,y night. Covers were laid for eight. DAY DOINGS IN OUR STORE Will you change ' tie- - IX A TIETJEX, Local Correspond URKKXAIiKEBiBMHUUIIiKiai;KH SERVICE TO OUR COMMUNITY , Summit Creek U nga-h Id was Canal (oiniany li'-t- ; uary 12. in the Hall. lie! Society aid uinbig year wa r 0 el- trie fiilivving of: icers were hi the ard for tlie year erve iek- A. Greelihalgh, Gus H. an Wall, C A. Allen, Juhn-ui- i and Floyd K s MRS. F.taiECK'l&SEE M Daughters of the Pioneers, ofi Junimit, met ,n the Iir.--t Ward Society Hall Thu Captain Henrietta Tietjen of general session. The p.og'am vva- ( om- under the direction of the Mu-iAm-ami rnitlee. Ina eii Lillian Grceiifialgh two accordians solos ami Emma Wall Readings gave two harmonica solo.. were by Elizabeth Jeimun and Annie a paper variety was given1 Berge-oIna by Tietjen after which a buffet, to 17 member- - bv1 lunch vva.s Emma Jarvis, Annie Borge am and May Smith. MEEI1NG N.NU VI. DAUGHTERS OF PIONEERS ME El The Section News Santaq uin INA TIETJEN, Local Correspondent you at the SANTAQUIN DRUG CO. v re ar-en- -- 1! , tn-ati-- live-loc- -- d ... ! THE NEW FORD . Ei jssese: ,232SaSZ23S3SJ and Mrs. Geo. W. Le Baron were guests ol honor at a party given by their children, at the Le Baron residence Fr.day night. The following children of the couple were in Mr. attendance: Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Le Faron Mr. and Mrs. David Le Baron, arid Mr. and Mrs. Dan Greenhalgh of santaquin, M. and Mrs. Authur Hendrickson, of Payson, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Finch of Goshen, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Le Baron of Genola, Miss jEUa Le Baron, who acted as hostess. I- old-tin- - Everything you want or need in a motor ear TlIE more you sop of ifio now Ford, tlie more you roali.o lliat it bring you everything you want or need in a motor ear. And at an unusually ... low price. Its substantial beauty of line and color is apparent at a glance. Long, continuous service emphasizes the value of its simplicity of design and tlie high quality that has been built into every part. Tlie new Ford accelerates quickly and it will do 53 to 63 miles an hour. It is an car because of its specially designed springs and four Houdaillc double-actinhydraulic shock absorbers. It has fully enclosed brakes and tlie added safety of a Triplex shatter-proo- f glass windshield. Operation and costs are low and it lias the stamina and reliability that mean thousands of miles of uninterrupted service. See the nearest dealer and have him give you a demonstration ride in the new Ford. Check up every point that goes to make a good automobile and you will kuov it is a value far above the price. easy-ridin- g g four-whe- up-kee- el p The New Ford Tudor Sedan a. FUNERAL SERVICES Impressive were the services PRICES OF well of Mr. Kay. pine freight and delivery Bumper and a para tiro etrm at iimIJ cost. You can buy a Ford for m small dottn pmrment oonoondonl financing plan on 5m your ford dealer for details V, O, B. Detroit, i Many Santaquin citizens attended the services show, ing their last earthly respects for Mr - e Mrs. Ella Becker spent several days in Santaquin visiting her brother Mr. Jos. Stickney and other friends and relatives. Combining business wdth pleasure the Misses Viola and Cleo spent Thursday in Provo. Holiday Mrs. Vina Tubesing of Maridiau Idaho arrived here Wednesday to spend a few weeks with her sister Mrs. Mary Wightman. Bishop Geo. W. Le Baron our courepresentative left for Salt Lake Sunday where he will remain for two months. nty Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Wadsworth Jr. spent Sunday in Salt Lake with Mrs. Wadsworths mother Mrs. John Stewart. When you lose anything and want it back, use a Chronicle Classified Ad. B33ISS353S2ISIiaiIlSISf EISE3S2IS1 llllMHg Commercial Printing Direct Mail Advertising We solicit your printing business and can assure you we are equippedto fill your needs, what ever they may be Whether you are contemplating a letterhead and envelope to match or some larger job call the Chronicle Job Office and let the home-towshop do the work. FOKU CARS $435 to $660 over the remains of Thos. Kay, a former Santaquin resident, which were held in the Mona Chapel Wednesday The floral tributes and . speakers spoke n L OAV TH0S1AY Kay. Some of those who were in attend-ancwere: Mr. and Mrs. Elph Lof. gran, Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Topham! Mr. and Mrs. James Hadfield, Mr! and Mrs. Albert Lofgran, Vem, Jim A marriage of much interest was Bernyl and Ray Lofgran who were that of De Veil Smith, son of Mr. relatives of Mr. Kay. and Mrs. A. Smith of this city, to Miss Margret Shoemaker of Genola. Mr. Dean Flanders of Salt Lake The young couple were married Friwas in Santquin the early City, part day at Provo and will make their of the week on business and ,j10nie jn Santaquin. renewing old acqaintenances Miss Jenne was hostess at in honor of a dinner e night riday successful the wa; Very dancing party Tuesd y night, tint Miss Katherne Simmons of Payson. was sponsored by th a lult class of An automobile hardly ever turns the First Ward M. I. A. Max Peterson who had his right over without making some of its ocand hand severly cut last painfully nervous. cupants J. A. Saunders, a local business week with an electric saw is pronounced out of danger. It was first expected man, was in Salt Iike Saturday. It is also seldom that screeching ,ihat Mr. Peterson would lose his brakes win any complimentary reThe Misses Jennie, Norma & Hazel hand but the last reports are that marks about a ear. Greenhalgh and Mi- - Ida Van Ausdal Mr. Peterson will have nothing more spent Saturday in Moroni visiting serious than stiff joints. A loose main bearing produces a friends. heavy noise. A connecting rod bearMrs. Ida May Murray returned to ing that needs attention usually makMiss Evelyn Johnson returned to her home Saturday after spending the es a sharp slapping noise. her home Ttursday after spending a past two weeks in Salt Lake with month in Santaquin at the home of her sister, Mrs. La Ree Rice who has There were approximately 100 fa- ,her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mat Johnbeen confined to her bed with serious talities, not including grade crossing son. While here Miss Johnson was illness. deaths for every 100,000 motor veSunvery extensively entertained. hicles registered in 1929. day her sister, Miss Virgil Taylor, en- Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Warnick had tertained at dinner in her honor. Ten The automotive industry ranks first guests were present. Tuesday Mrs. for their dinner guests Wednesday, in the consumption of all forms of Ambr Wheelman entertained at an Mr. and Mrs. Chas Dix of Eureka, steel, malleable iron, rubbed, plate informal dinner in honor of Miss and Mr. Thos. Dix of Salt Lake, fathglass, nickel, lead and gasoline. Johnson, er of Mrs. Darnick. : Automobile Hints Ilf Chronicle Job Department Payson, Utah I a s I a a a a a a a a |