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Show SMITHFIELD, r CACHE COUNTY, UTAH, FRIDAY, NOV. 5, 1987. Salt Lake City fLIM past five years, they are about 20 per cent lower than in the pre-d,;!l the exception of New i pression years in relation to farm in- - ing shares generally n ....kT ' min' t:m COMMENT come, farm price, and city wage the Salt Lake Kt.'k i ljn dur- earnings, L. H. Bean reports in the ing ahe past week Octotor issue of The Agricultural With rumar of aslrik It is now settled definitely that Situation". le c panys propetry, No v the country soon will have that apPresident Roosevelts committee on 27 cents from l v:mte1 , ist weik parently necessary thing known aa a Sin, at insurance recommends a crop 20, after sliiimnjr tu lV riibBaM Every Friday at Smithfield. Utah cnP working Congress. Indeed, Waahingccilt!l ear-insurance that would insure yields jer jn ton without a Congress aeema aa dia--. farm-1 r&ther secure than the prices; Entered at lie Faatofflcc at Sarithfield, Utah, aa Second daaa Hail mal aa an old time fair ground with- er against need of relief by helping Salt Late City out a fair. The Preldenta latest store surpluses for aale or use in November 9, will (rm Matter Le o , esd3Y. fireside chat makes is evident that a the farmer assure years; lean;" the throughout itat of by the fifteenth of next month, the m hun- steadier income thru insuring him or ;, i,, legislative body of the land iwill be Aivarililng Bates Will Re Made Known Upon Application three-fourt- h avto of hi. .from half back in its chairs. There is a feeling t0 Carles It. SnmrlhS that Congress ought to to on the People ask why it is they feel so crags crop; pay bases out of premi- - of the dinT)era Job and doing something, even though very blue Monday morning. In some, urns with the government assuming State Junior Denicrati L overhead and administration costs; what is done may not always meet perhaps because they painted determine insurance costs according so with the approval of the red Sunday. very everything whether or not they are vitally conFOR ARMISTICE CAY Some people who sold their stocks to loss experience in each particular cerned. In any event, before long at low prices, will be trying before area; and require a minimum of par- - j --oooin counties or regions be- -; a. ticipation we shall have Congress again with long to buy them back at high When the armistice waa signed November 11, 1918, which was is made available in insurance foie us, either as a target for condemnsection. that supposed to have ended the terrible World war, was it really ended too are some hunters ation or an cobject of applause. The claimed is It after aUT constituents, too, will feel better when reckless to be allowed in the woods. hostilial defines a armistice of aa The dictionary brief suspension they know that their Federal repres- Might be safe to let them go out This year the Utah State Agri:ul-tursemiia ties by agreement. The word conveys the thought that the hostilities the and college observing entatives are earning their pay. with popguns and toy pistols, bus quite likely to be renewed within a short time. It has sometimes Congress haa plenty of work cut perhaps some of them would get just centennial anniversary of its foundseemed as if the world did not really stop fighting on November 11, century mark ing. The three-quartout for it, if it disposes of all the as much ao armed. land-gra1118, hut that a form of warfare has been carried on ever since, college system and important measures to which the Too many boya, K is said, want of the which might almost any time break out in violent hostilities. President haa invited its attention, to to the big shots of the crime the United States department of agWhat the world wanta is peace, real peace, not any mere temporand especially so since details will world. Some big shots have had some riculture are also being observed. ary suspension! of hostilities because the combatants are out of breath have to be worked out in the legis- big shotholes plugged thru them darand want to recover their wind before they proceed to batter each Tables now arranged by the USDA lative halls. The list of matter re- ing recent times. other some more. make do too it possible to estimate the la even attention the is It boys appalling, complained quiring The American people and their allies felt so bitter against the Gerif the major' headings alone are con- much fighting. Yet you have to give weight of beef and measuremans and their associates in that war, that they were in a mood to sidered. Crop surplus is to to made them credit for not challenging any cattle by taking heart-girt- h "rub it In. No fate waa considered too bad for the supposedly wicked the subject matter of law enactment bigger toys to come out and fight. ments. Adjustment tables are arhtiHtMta of such countries. After the tumult had calmed down, it and the wise men must decide haw The preachers tell us to show more ranged to correct estimates for difland can bat to used. Trusts and good will Most people are willing ferent grades and conditions of catbegan to be discovered that the Germans were not the only ones responsible for the awful catastrophe. All nations were more or less tor monopolies must to put in their to do ao when it doesnt cost them tle. This means of determining weight haa been used by the U. S. bureau of about anything. place. More must to done i The contentions of a time of theoretical peace have been so intense, wages and hours and the employThey tell us not to neglect colds. dairy industry and Danish dairymen and The popular idea of caring for them for a number of yean. that the fires have been kept alive, and will flare up again unless ment of children. Irrigaition flood control must be looked after. seems to to to keep them going ao people have a care. The Federal Government, in general, actively that they can be passed on We all glory oh Armistice day at the deeds of our soldiers in the FARLEY SPEAKS is said to need an overhauling. Add to neighbors and friends. terrific strife of battle, but we want no more of those scenes. It is There are said to to usually 10 the hope of the people of Utah, that the Armistice day may turn into to these the routine work and the AT SALT LAKE emergency action that is an incident eggs to a pound, so that weight proa Peace day, when the world shall drop its hatreds, and decide hereof a congressional session, and it vides considerable ornament for Faafter to live in peace and bnAherly friendship. will to seen taht the extra convoca- ther to deposit on his vest Salt Lake City (UP) Poetmaat tion is not due to be carried to the When the Alaska Esquimaux hold ernGeneral Jama A. Parly, in a train to accident ACCIDENTS system, are an easy prey FARM skies of adjoumament on what the dances, the two sexes are not. allow- platform speech here Friday, urged INCOME losses. REDUCE Dont know the hymn writer calls flowery beds of ed to dance together. United of States The biggest hazard to farmers is ease. Farmers each year surrender one how this would work in Utaly but Sen. Elbert D. Thomas, D., Utah, and dollar out of every nine they .rec- highway accidents, in which the farm A review of the doings of 1838 have an idea that if this rule were all other loyal party democrats in eive to pay the costs of preventable population suffers far more than its mentions only the fact that there applied, the dancers would be able 1938 substantial majorities. by farm accidents, a report issued by shan of loss. The department ad- was a bid fire in Charleston, S. C., to get home before 2 a. m. He did not say whether the qual hew vises of enforcement to strict of States the United Department and that people were interested in was meant Jo exMany women are said to conceal ifying loyal Commerce shows. The farm accident reduce this hazard. tde performance of the Great Wes- their real ages. Some' Of those folks clue opponents of President Roose Fires are another big source of tern, one of teh cost reaches nine and a half million ships then wHl grow old very suddenly when velts supreme court enlargement profarm loss. Spontaneous combustion afloat, from which largest dollars annually. that the they apply for old age pensions. it appeal; gram. The report, made by A. Harry of feeds alone costs 820,000,009 an- year 1988 waa made up of peaceful who was The Postmaster-Genera- l, and costs of the other farm nually, department and uneventful days. No such quiet Moony head of the in Mr. Rosevelts manager campaign NEWSINBRIEF Accident Prevention Conference, in- fires are proportionately high. can to hoped for in 1938, and one 1932 and 193.. and still is chairman A study of drownings, in which is inclined to sing about the happy dicate! that through manufacturing of the democratic notional committee concerns, through regular and care- 7500 peroBns lost their lives last days that are to come again, or to Reports from the bureau of agric- stopped briefly both here and in Ogreduced their have ful inspections, year, caused the conference to out- wish for the good old times" when ultural economics of the USDA indi- den on hia way home after attendaccident expenses considerably, far line a campaign to teacfarm child- - all that there was to break the ser- cate that there will to a alight weaknational the ing postmasters con established with to no swim. checking ren mers, enity was s fire or a new boat Aa ening in the domestic demand for vention at San Francisco. a matter of fact, the floks who liv- Harm products during the remainder He assured an audience Df about ed a hundred yean ago had quite as of 1937. This assertion was baaed 2500 here that the government was much to trouble them as we have on the prospect that the recent de- never in better hands than it is tonow. Their troubles simply were cline in industrial aeUvitiy will be under the wise and able leaderMJHE AMERICAN DlSTItlWC tOINC. day not so bad as they thought them to reflected in consumer incomes before MRtckin. OM tunnt of Roosevelt." President ship be, and have been forgotten, just as the end of the year. MAKERS V&ipT The government haa a sound proa man forgets the half hour that he which has gone ahead without gram sat out in the dentists waiting room, Crop production in the United harm or injury to anybody, Farley his hand clapped on the cheek that States for 1937 is the largest since said. STRAIGHT, BOURBON, YfHlSKET covered an ulcerated tooth. A cen- 1928 and only six per cent leu than The Postmaster-Generpraised tury hence, the coming year of .1938 the all-tipeak reached in 1920, Senator Thomas for his work in the probably will be covered by a few according to C. M. Purves of the QTSTxODE Hot J04 igSjjpS . lines. The optimists and pessimists bureau of agricultural economics. The Senate, saying, No member of the :v. Senate ia more loyal." QDGB are left to battle the situation ont, production per capita of the populis his expected to resign tHis ate one insiting that there are no tion is considerably leu than in the Farley cabinet position soon to assume presgood days but those of the present, last decade hut 5 to 10 per cent Pierce-AnOMotor the others maintaining that there higher than the downward trend of idency of the Co. Without confirming the reCar. are no good days at all, and that production per capita since 1906. port he said a few details remain to the past neither worse or tot-- Production of principal crops this be settled before a definite announceter than, or materially different year is placed at 110 per cent of the ment can to made. 1910-1- 4 from, the present. pre-.w- sr average, Governor Henry H. Blood and It seems impossible to touch on current events without referring re-- October farm wages are higher number of other democratic leaders rode with the party chairman from peatedly to Japan and China, and to than those of the corresponding mon-th- e war in Spain. In the Orient, th in the post seven days. The day-th- e Salt Lake City to Ogden, where Fa: ley spoke briefly to several hundred Japs blow up a train of English wage rate averages 3 for the persona gathered at the train aide. trucks, which if it does noth- - tire country. This is 126 per cent ooo into ing else, brings print the new higher than the pre-wwage level, Orem Orem voters ap(UP) and useful word motorcade. France The increase is attributed to the to call out her reserves if creased demand for labor in harvest-tenaio- n proved participation in the Provo wa- i Memories ter project by a 219 to 14 vote. along the Spanish border ing crops by the bureau of agricul The voters authorized their disdoes not lessen. It will be recalled tural economics, The memory of loveJ ones that a mine exploded under the bat- trict of the Metropolitan water board tatleship Maine brought on the trouble becomes have more precious aa time to subscribe for 1,500 acre feet of Atthough farm wages of 1898. It umi though a mot- - creased about 50 per cent in the water from the project. goes on. How fitting, then, that the fine-.- t tribute possible should be bestowed upon those who have gone . . . services WATCH THIS SPACE! by Lindquist and Sons Mortuary. 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