| Show TIIE LEADER UNITY HAY Decision Looms BY DEMOCRATS ‘ NEW YORK I 4 4 - ' 4 ''" 1933 Farmers It will be the first meeting of QbV' ernor Franklin D Roosevelt and former Governor Alfred E Smith nominal leader of his party since the return recently of James A Farley state Democratic chairman from an observation tour of western states state jV J£ V J for Data down together in the past several months during which the former's name has come to be mentioned frequently as the next presidential can didate of his party Whether (politics will be discussed none of the leading figures in tomorrow's party would say No announcement was made of the invitation list "either although it was indicated the two important personages of the Democratic party In New York state would be surroundeyi by a large group of admirers Former Governor Smith was defeated for president in 1938 Local leaders say he has given no sign of opposition to the possible aspirations to the presidency of his old time associate who succeeded him as gov- are urged to of grain and piled farm a: the the ' them a! statement was 00m- Bergeson Cornish: Nephl George Stallings O William Peterson July Sale Cannon WnOflD iVsiDanes ' “ ' I Towels LINCOLN 19x38 Inches Reduced Actual 165 0 - To Values Brough Logan and $ to in Cer-ma- Idaho Sends for Neb July 24 (JV-A1- - army of hungry grassplayed havoc with crops II sections of Nebraska the of the Insect pests has not &n lias some presence L H Gates! without entomologist said today In Boyd county enterprising farmers and others have found a commercial value for the hoppers Packed in a preservative formula! Gates said the hoppers have brought 30 oents a pound among fishermen In Michigan and other states been state Its reward Woman Fails in Suicide Attempts! 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Friday by EM ns Roeenkrantx executive secre tary of the Utah State Farm bureau There will be a shortage Of hay and grain In Utah this summer due to the l 25 t M Secretaryj they sell hay and-i- f ask for prices that will 4 Cd-dD'V their supplies conserve (JV-Sta- te - serve ! July and national political figures' will meet tomorrow at a Long Island luncheon which may prove to be a factor In crystallizing sentiment 'for a Democratic presidential candidate in ' 34 ‘ f w Urges' idential Selection DUE! Farm" Bureau 1 JULY MORNING AND GRAIN! SHORTAGE Party Chiefs Luncheon Hints Ilarmony on Pres SATURDAY ‘ NEARS IN CHOICE 4 LAKE TRIBUNE SALT - - Station on Our Fifth Floor RI LLrvvnj"ij“LriruuLn |
