Show JANUARY 25 1951 THE Let’s Look Ahead Secretary Brannan announced that there will be no acreage al- lotments on 1951 crops of corn and wheat This action was taken —— ” ' V”" production of these food and feed natlonal emer graina during wheat carryover at the gency end of this current marketing is not expected to exceed 430 million bushels which would be about the same as at the be- ginning of the aeason Egf And Poultry Outlook Changing Reappraisal of the outlook confirms a very strong demand Egg producers have a favorable attitude toward egg prices This will probably result in a larger 1M1 haitch than was expected Also aa of December 1 there was a 4 per cent reduction in numbers of potential layers as Prices Needed To Break compared with a year ago This Even In Cattle Feeding indicates s larger cut than the University of Illinois reports ini4ui iQti Anirwvv ufi k CalfS jthat°°f1ndclloic8fr market pay for a 01 request mowing population themselves and their feed if they vrtR cut deeply Into springtime brifg within $500 per hundred surpluses 0 purchase price These Because of these factors H M estimate are based on prices of Dixon chief Division of Agri- - feeder calves at around $3000 cultural Economics Extension per hundred and corn at $140 a Service expect springtime egg bushel For good and choice selling prices to average higher than yearlings the last year He also expects the price would be $100 to $200 1951 springtime hatch to be under the price paid for feeders about as large or larger than Heavier cattle and lower grade that of -- 1850 A hatch as large yearlings however must bring or larger than 1950 would re- - $200 to $300 above their pur- fleet unfavorably dn prices in chase price to pay out Utah cat- late 1951 tic producers would need to use barley or some other feed as a No Acreage' Allotments For basis arriving at 1951 Crop Corn And Wheat prices'' The feeding value barley is about 90 per cent that for corn s — PAGE SAijNA SUN SAUNA UTAH of of of Feedinr of the nitrogen of the phosphorus s of the potach PERCI1EON 1J0TROAST and of the or6anic maWer When I saw Hill Prince run feed later turns iim n r”anure' away with The Preakness I got Ma"Ure onest to thmkm’ about his future and 010 aled about a horsey situation I ran 'y°rU f15 by American Meat Institute into during the war It quite hel riled a while ago but 1 s Production Price Control about it And Restrictions Now I’ve been told that some In agriculture these items will r°Ple have been calm such be in for considerable discussion in the next few weeks They things as snails shark rattlesnake pig tails sprats and spin- t ch though it seems mikhty untton Tplndent Puate A suc believable But things must have price lncRtives the cegsful pnce control program reached a pretty pass during must weigh this fact Most farm war when folks started eatin' one commodltles cannot be put under of man’s best friends It's a nice — or hoss rather ceilings at present levels kettle of fish But that’s what they were cause they are bclow panty or in Missouri durin' pnces paid prlor to Korea There adoin- down are SQme wh) advocate changing the war! I managed to get into iMssouri Athletic the swanky to law the price controls at lower levels Greater Club in Saint Looie and you me at the post production and reserve supplies could have left are advocated to insure against when I saw the horsey menu Well sir they had short sirloin unfavorable weather filet of horse Percheon potroast and of filly parboiled parlays Local Merchants From Buy Bvproduc s two'ls £1 Shetlland shortribs worried plenty about Old Red 1 recall but didn't notice any In the startin' lineup I looked In on the Club Chef and opined that the old gray mare sure ain't what she used to be the way Missourians were cuttin’ up “How do you pre pare this plater on a platter any- way?” I asked “garnish it with hay?” Neigh Myl he "with per- siey game aa prime ribs of beef au jus Boil it six to eight min-utes season with butter salt and pepper and a few drops of oil” And I suppose he simply Ignores the firs tguest who whinnies Well no Pegasus prime ribs for me! I in't goin’ to ride the hosses bet on ’em tome ’em and cat ’em tool And furthermore th Little Missus says no hosses in he rkitcheiv so dn our house i mutual Q‘Bye nowl aaiain Forest Ranger flamed For Monroe District Forest Supervisor Lowell G woods of th FUhlak National announced todav that gw Foret’ Raneer T p- - Havcock Monroe Dls- wiu “from JUnHshT tTwpU Milo T Dyohes who retired on December 31 1950 Ranger Hay- oock’i appointment to the Mon- roe position wiU become effec- tive on or about January 21st w vanar Havmk management of lWestk and U wen qualified to assume' the re-ponsibillty of upervteion and administration of the forest re- 1 the Monroe Ranger District Ranger - Haycock entered the Forest Service as a forest guard on the Kaibab Forest in Arizona on May 1 1922 after spending several years managing livestock In Southern Utah and along the Arizona strip He Promoted to forest ranger 1924 and assigned to ln March John Valley district of the oW Pcwe11 Forst- His training and xPer'enc was broadened as Forest ou8h Escalante Utah Paner In brid$e nd Austb' Nevada 1940 he was trans- February aua9 to the Flshlake Forest as prost Hanger at Kanosh and has remained in this position up to the present time sources of w - as ’Tho The Lost is Found By Our Winl Adi JlMwismDIlMSf' you lose V advertise They Don't Stay Lost Long When Let us check muffler your '10VJ 5715 I f i muffler may permit ess to seep into your A leaky ii Xasory ear’s interior Let us check the muffler underneath your car todav for leaka and denta that can eaailv be cauaed by ruat and road gravel With - “ lota of cloaed t TOR® i window driv- - Hvi Cooaty Lamp Imory Cooaty Ollod Slack Not ' Coo! 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