Show y -- m v p n vn-T ' ' k x ? v v -- HF - w- j1 f - t! mt v r -irr" - h T l — ro '— i i — 1—- “A -- I - -t C Hrald Journal Thursday June - - - J r' - I— Greater Cache Valley Edition The 18 I95f At: Richmond’s Greatest Black And 'White-Sho- w 1 SfeVEN CACHE VALLEY mayors took part in the annual milk- intf contest at Black and White' days From the left are Ron Plowman of Smith fie Id Keith Mathews Providence Ross' Plant Richmond Verl Buxton) Cornish who successfully defended hil title as champion Mel Archibald WellsviHe Dick Lewis Lewiston and Sam Holt of Ttenton Against Turkey Marketing Act WASHINGTON (UPI) — Tbe tlonal Turkey Federations is Federation today awaiting hearings by the House called on the Agriculture Depart- - and Senate ' Agriculture commit- ment to fight to proposed turkey! tees The measure would author-- : t ize a national marketing order The bill sponsored by the Na program for turkey producers -- Farm-Burea- CENTENNIAL BLACK and White Daya was the inoat successful show held to data in Blohmond A record num Holslcjq-Fritaia- n ber of fide animals competed in the ring the junior show was the largest yet held and the people attending enjoyed themselves i j you have livestock to sell we cordially invite you to use our Livestock Commission Service - o iros Livestock Commission Company Ogden Union Stockyards Ogden Utah Success & Best Wishes to Cache Valley's JUNE DAIRY FESTIVAL HOIJOW Magic Bonny owned by Henry Drury and Sons of Preston was named SLEEPY I" reserve champion cow at the recent Black and White Days Richmond's most successful rhow EXCELLENT young animsl : - mid-Apr- M ROTOIBALER makes round bales non-sto- p Now you am make round bales without stopping field travel — with the new No 10 Model ROTO-BALE- - R Livestock prefer round bales because more leaves are saved by wrap-uactum Outside layer protects feed value of inside hay Bales shed rain like a lolled roof p Soybeans crush a She la champion at Black and White Days owned bjrlicnry Drury and Sons Preston July i - 5 Farming Outlook For M qnth The Agriculture Department's res continue near last year's lev-monthly situation report gives els these thumb nail outlooks: j Eggs— heavy production prob- iHogs — expanding production ably will continue through 1959 bntinues to dominate hog out-- 1 Broilers — prices are likely to ok Farm prices will continue rise in late July under impart of VfeU below a year earlier through strong seasonal demand and few-enext winter birds resulting from lower Milk-fa-rm il production aid prl-- weekly settings since’ of this beautiful conformation won for her the' title of junior — a heavy domestic lowhve smaller carryover than had been Wheat— the seasonal price decline this year is expected to be sbout normal Seasonal low few hard red winter prices will be reached in late June or early likely Potatoes— prices hive improved considerably the last month and probably will rise further in next few weeks Tobacco — cigarette and cigar output continued to climb in first quarter of this year Wool— activity in the wool industry is picking up In the UniMill d ted States and consumption has risen in major “" consuming countries the-worl- -- QUALITY FEEDJtlAKER key to 34 ton more milk per cow Phul Bryant an Indiana dairyman increased his milk production ah average of 1550-pound- s of milk per cow wjien be switched to green feeding His Forage Harvester contributed greatly It helped him lift his DHIA average to 12650 pounds per cow Why not learn how the Forage Harvester with its clean crisp cut can help you feed more animals make more meat or milk from the same acreage? Stop in today and learn the difference in forage harvesters Utah's dairy royalty enjoy the state's cheese milk and ice cream Royalty Includes: Dairy Princess Eton Mangelxon of Ephraim (center) and attendants Barbara Rose of Logan (left) and Frances Frost of Kaysville Allis-Chalme- rs NOW THEM let - -- YOUR TWO ARC ROTO-BAUR- S tom compare i s- A Royal Salute to Cache Valley 1 Ait M akant Hit flat ft Utatta par lima ftftiaia at tana mathmary trt ALIIS-CHALME- AC) RS SALES foauty end dairy foods just naturally go together and Utah has planty of bothl Our state's Grade A milk ranks on ths Honor Roll of the United 'States Public H Health Sarvica Utah chepie is a favorita from coast to coast and our avaporatad milk is in demand over a fa rf lung market area Utah's ice cream butter cottage AND SERVICE the finest cheese and other dairy foods rate with ' ' - I i - Cache Valley has dona more than its products palfln providing superior quality dairy 'I foods that give so mueh for so littlal fjie JUNE IS DAIRY MONTH MOTOR COMPANY the round i7i fA the square 349 North Main Logan Ph 308 - ' V- V i C AMERICAN DAIRY ASSOCIATION OF UTAH y f YV-VvV- Vo t v - laJI ' -- r I -t J L 'I ii r: V “T |