| Show " - I I Nlatron Killed Traffic Fatalities Indicate Five Hurt Caution Planning Needs In Auto Crash with the roads to THEODORE It 1110W TO KEEP WELL And build By DR AN HELLEN 1 Students at USAC Prepare Buy Sell Dairy Products USAC STUDENT CITY RENAMED ire LOGAN—Residents of "StuTrillium Leaned dentville" Utah Agricultural entlege's trailer city have voted to rename the dietplet 6Can yon terrace" Jim Wood Alberta Canada mayor of the city said Thursday At a social and party of the trailer city residents at the college clubhouse it was moved to rename the district In Mr charge of the party were Wood and Mrs LaRue Brock-ban- k Special guests were Dr and Mrs Daryl Chase and Mr C L Pocock cope inevitable We may be alarmed at the high percentage of casualties or annoyed at the constant preaching of safety measures But this is mild compared to what lies ahead when the air lanes are alive with helicopters Mrs K writes: Is there such a thing as winter asthma and sum- Tribune Muerte! 1 - Price Planners Plan Trip to Study Heating -- the ' -- erst11--tdow- loaned Tribune VI ! in Granite Yearbook Wins High Honor The Granitian 1945 yearbook published by students of Granite high school received first class honorary rating in the national yearbook contest sponsored by the National Scholastic Press ABM The book was issued despite " ' ! 1 " - ' I! rtae a irn ' REPAIR t ' Lk - - ' Work on --- - ---- -t ' ' '''4vi4'' k ' '4-- il li 'N' - ' '4''''Iroo"'''''' 9 ": g if 1 2 r '1 ' F - '' '' l'' 4: I 4 - ‘ 1 $ 1 -- - - -- qt( 'Ib A 7S- "AA-- ! ) -' ia - -- - -- - - "' i'r' ::'-- b ilrid149' a wa- - I - - I0 - c - ‘ i ( A l'' 1 i 4 I 11 - r )- ' '' ' : I- ' L r r''' i 1 l ) i - k 'fiedospoor - '' 4 ' ' ' 4 ) 1 - ' :A i - 4 - ' - 4 N- - i - -- - i : j ''''6166p ' ' (' e'1'''' - - vi - ''V' yit e it - i w - Qs' - - ' ' - ' ' ' i ' i - 1- i ' A v : ' ' ' - "I !I i (1 ' - )4 'i I Pt w 1 - i 10 1 A ' ' t ef - 1:1131 - 11 f 1131 ' ogo I ve:i — z - z 'v‘ - I t ' 111 s ? 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oose Versati e the - c who oaralsd Lastenns Antiseptic tuning colds asd usually had a day milder 'usurer (ewer sore throats than those who did no! gargls Lasterins - 1- ' 0 - ' - - c t ll t ej 12-ye- ar - 1 Is-i- - I 11' - pr ' Bargain Bay— ' - Cloe at iii tjkWI c“ I ' - i 1 - 1 ' Actual testa showed reductions of with Listerine Antiseptic ' ' - bacteria On molitpandlhrost surfaced minutes ranging up to after the Listorine Antiseptic gargle 80 one hour after and up to lit tests over a period those The time to strike at a cold Is at Its Oroat very outset surface germs after rine you Gargle Antiseptic right trogollaf erithe 4 aae Mineral Unit Opens Meet - 11 Thl i r1 a g " " : 2 Swap Shots On Highway d 1 I s 4 ) : vincorporated : ' requirements Products made in dairy manufacturing classes are sokt" to USAC students and fatuity Ir view of the current shortage of dairy products the popularity of the creamery and its products such as butter cheese cottage cheese buttermilk chocolate milk and ice cream and hot chocolate can be well imagined ' 1 1 butter in the college plant during the quarter in order to complete Gargle quickly before germs complicate a coldup to 967 germ reduction in actual tests Three 'officials who Thursday addressed a conference of company territory land store 1 ho'ievwale"113te''s'tatWiIrE11h'o-- a - I c) to Continue Shortage B F Goodrich Rubber Co i - '''' 11 1946 - ri 1 1 held little hope for imthediate alleviation of either the tire shortage Ivartime material shortages: under or scarcity of home andauto supof LeRoy W plies The visiting Speakers were facnualty leadership reNA' Ft Dakan Los Angeles 257 Kensington ave EdiW C Behoteguy manager tors were Ira 'Phelps and Viona gional O Akron assistant merchandisRemund This was the 25th annual and Glen Martin manager ing Al5ron retail advertising manager yearbook contest 1 1 ) 8 March-- Friday tamed from 26 dairy farms in north Logan which bring between 3000 and 5000 pounds of milk to the dairy every day Two "model" dairy farms owned and operated by the college produce the grade "A" milk sold each day in the creamery malesroom Typical of the classes is one being taught this quarter by Prof Morris in butter manufacturing Each of the 11 students enrolled must make their own tatch" of Courses are taught each quarter the manufacture Of all types of dairy products the main ones being butter cheese and ice cream Directed by A J Morris professor of dairy manufacturing and Utah extension dairy manufacturing specialist the classes are also offered to commercial plant operators as additional training or refresher courses Milk used in these classes is ob fro manufacturing atudents at Utah State Agritultural college not only attend classes for technical instruction but actually perform all manufacturing operations in the campus dairy LOGAN—Dairy The appalling number of deaths PRESTON Ida — Mrs Myrtle in 1945 resulting from accidents Day Nash 50 wife of Bartlett On the home front are surprising Nash died of injuries early Thurscolliarid show that widespread t atday sustained in a head-o- n to be made must husa sion of sedan her driven adopt tempts by band and a light coupe driven by preventive measures It is estimated that at least Ray A Johnson 20 Preston about 29000 lost their lives through 1115 p m Wednesday Five others injured in the actraffic mishaps and a million more iner asthma! to the This condition can be seasonal cident which occurred about 120 were injured National Safety council 12000 of and the type depends on the of- feet north of the Cub river road these occurred from August to fending allergen In some suf- junction on U S 91 a mile and November an increase of 40c1c ferers infection is responsible and half north of Franklin were Mr over the same period last year the symptoms appear regardless ash fractured ribs and chest Shannon Nash pollen Apparently some threw tick-et-s good of the weather In others from trees or weeds is to blame daught of the Nashes and De-- 1 sense along with the A ' cases are usually free wilton Parkinson Franklin conOf course many more cars are and ' I out of hibernation They are older from symptoms during the winter cussion Mr Johnson fractured nose Julia Brown 18 Logan leg and the combination of a faster time face lacerations clip- - poor brakes and weakened C M S Writes: What is the dif- and Mr Nash who was driving smooth tires all play a part To- ference between the 'ordinary and 11 south with his wife and daughter these factors we can add the gen- hypertrophic forms of arthritis? and Mr Parkinson planned to Tribune Special follows any nathat is I Ilypertrophic arthritis usually turn off the main highway onto tional crisis With freedom from found PRICE—Plans are being made in older individuals and is river road and was travcommis- rationing and other restrictions due to degenerative changes re- the Cub on the left side of the road by thetoPrice city planning license was confused with eling Ilberty wear In tear and and from Lake Salt visit sion City sulting the accident occurred The Let us notforget old John Barley- my opinion it is one of the most when corn who is bound to enter any 'common types and could be con- Johnson car was going north Oc- Brigham City next Tuesday to indiscuasion along this line Fur- - sidered "ordinary" in the elderly cupants of the Nash car were vestigate the central heatingsysin the vehicle and a crow- tems of the L D S church and at thermorr jaywalkers must realize- The atrophic or rheumttoid variety pinned was used to pry the car door Bushnell hospital bar the error of their ways may be associated with infection open The plans for this inspection trip As a rule it involves smaller Driver Counts Most to the were made following a discussion EuMdgrse MNeamshoriwalashostapken is more likely to lead to a central heating sysof Logan 1N0 matter how many Safety de- - joints proposed deformity and is more frequent in Utah where she died shortly after tem for Price city J into our new the seL Mayor younger of arrival of compound infjruarciteusr Lee omne at nAdietxhotahi automobiles they are not as imnBirnagckceonm S M writes: If a person stays both ilegs i chest and the pOrtant as the driver The differ- up all night is that sleep gone shock Other victims were taken results of a study he has been ence between a good and a bad one out of his life? to Preston for hospitalization making on such heating systems 13simple The former anticipates completely Like time it is lost forever but where only Mr Nash remains for He said that the plant could be inAt an intersection he trouble one or two nights of normal treatment stalled In Price at an approximate knows when he tan stop he does after slumber he should feel as good as Deputy Sheriff Bill Dursteler cost of $1070000 and that with rot depend on the other fellow new not do I recommend and Junius Larsen Preston police the low operating costs of such the of The "He had the right 1 epitaph Officer investigated the income to the city practice conon is his impressed way" Mrs Nash was born Sept 29 plants should for its purchase and follows also He pay the sciousness i rules which include 'frt 1895 in Richmond Utah a daughinstallation during a period of 12 speed limits WILD WEST ter of George Albert and Chris- years for the sOne he is in obeys the tina Frandsen Day She was marHe also said thes process of inconnot and does warning signals ried April 19 1916 would be a great aid to stallation sider the white line on the paveBesides her husban d three rnent as purely decorative In problems unemployment probable l daughters and a son survive Mrs within the city as it would i repreether words good judgment is Gibson and Shannon Nash sent a Gwen The work program 'used large PresMrs Franklin ' of the and maintenance is not in operation itself always Speed tonLyle Nash with the merchant would require that 10 men hazardous but there is a time and marine Wilmington Cal eight plant be employed Mayor Lee said ' place for everything The greater brothers and sisters Albert Day the Ntelocity the longer it takes to ST ANTHONY Ida—A minia- Cove Utah Mrs Lillian Wilks the shorter the interval ture war was staged I stopand San Francisco Cal Mrs Iva Al- "very comfortable" In the barWednesday biston 371 which to make a decision Richmond Utah Mrs Ada racks formerly used by the civilian on Yellowstone the highevening Under adverse conditions a high way Van Noy McCammon Ralph Day conservation east of miles Warm corps Lights and eight speedometer reading is risky Layton Utah Glen Day Comp- water are available he said On an ideal open highway in River Inn Fremont County Sheriff ton Cal Mrs Bonnie Doney ThursIn addition to the and which the traffic lanes are sep- Calvin H Smith reported Mrs Dorothy Smith his wife the campersprofessor Franklin ' included Dr arated and the curves scientifically dayFrank Salt Lake City Utah and Mrs H T Plumb I Stanley Ashton dis' planned I see no harm provided charged World veteran War II City can withstand the car and tires was twice a German prisoner the strain Buit is never advised who once rei when visibility is reduced or roads of war: having escapedeast on the I are slippery or in 'need of repair ported he was driving a late he when passed highway be or should it attempted when — the driver is overfatigued or model green sedan parked on the et wrong side of the highway and slightly tipsy t i noticed a man on a snowbank i I P1 ' 7 CT)—The March PHOENIX Speedier Age Corning above the car with a rifle of the here convention day As the Stanley car passed the opening We must riot forget that cars of the Rocky Mountain Federation a soon be available to our serv- unidentified man fired the bullet of Mineral Societies Thursday was car of the ice men who have been accustomed striking the trunk taken up with registration of deleI ' ' to living dangerously Some of Stanley continued a short distance gates and of welcome speeches 22 a caliber car his drew been have boys flying planes stopped Friday the group is scheduled to ? at a rate in excess of 300 miles pistol and fired at the man twice hear a talk by Prof J J Hayes of aUe' was The he told art tour They may find it difficult the sheriff said t of Utah the t University president to acclimate themselves to a man grabbed his cheek as if he of the Mineralogical Society of N snail's pace It would seem more had been hit jumped into his car Utah after which it will go on a 'Irgical to take a realistic attitude which was headed in the opposite tour of the Valley of the Sun Spur l — direction and drove off Stanley Prof Hayes one of the campers rear at more the shots four fired PENNEY'S said Thursday night that they are of the car Asked by the sheriff if he lir"114r72 Sk 61C4 '4 ipP— thought he had hit the car Stanley A said he was "not that poor a shot" or "744 erl AP -I1 1 P IONORROPIIIRIGHT Stanley then tried to overtake or s id 4' V ti 4 t Dependabie the disappearing car in his own tst WITH a All VEGETABLE but was unsuccessful Solt Lake City CANADA DRY LAXATIVE Sheriff Smith has contacted all a 01 AI SI 4 CAITIOn Ogden Utah -t doc- and officers enforcement law QUALITY Provo Utah area in Snakeriver the tors GET upper A BOX 25e BROKEN CRYSTALS mtassa tits pa for the unidentified gunman — IIpoirod Whit Yoe Wait A At flit Salt Cake irribunt |
