| Show "43 THE OGDEN STANDARD-EXAMINE- ¥ I El R ' Vil'V" BITIlfl II liflW The tonnage of cherries f in and grapes already harvested or194J of cent the 112 is per prospect production and 107 er cent of the average Another good crop this year is Utah's potato crop which is still forecast at 149 per cent of the of average and 89 per cent the tonnage produced in 1943 The 1944 drop in production is entirely due to decreased acreage and not to yield The very favorable July LOGAN Aug 26— Poultry proweather has largely offset the lae assurance that the war start obtained by potatoes andnor-at ducers have administration is will not food a generally present growth "dump" large volume of its stocks mal August forecast for 1944 crops is of shell eggs on the market at any as follows: all wheat 8052000 one time Orville L Lee chairman AAA committee bushels winter wheat 5643000 of the Utah state million cases of bushels spring wheat 2409000 reports The 14WFA has in storthe bushels shell eggs 1968000 oats bushels: 775-0sale for held is corn bushels 6435000 being age only at barley bushels rye 81000 bushels ceiling prices and will not be released in large volume Mr Lee potatoes 3062000 bushels dry " beans 63000 bags: su said he Simultaneously announced gar 'beets 467000 tons tame hay 1214000 tons wild hay 97000 that because WFA stocks no longtons alfalfa hay 1119000 tons er include the types of eggs used commercial apples 544000 bushels by driers and freezers sales to and peaches 750000 bushels pears driers are being discontinued 192000 bushels grapes 900 tons deliveries of eggs to breakers and all cherries 5700 tons sweet cher- freezers are being curtailed Stocks ries 3300 tons sour cherries of shell eggs purchased by WFA tons and apricots 5900 tons under its price support program Shell Eggs Will 10-ye- ar GUY OOIIDS — thsn Get During July ten-ye- ar LOGAN Aug 26 — Precipitation in Utah during July was practically negligible so far as its influence on crop growth and production was concerned the bureau of agricultural economics reports The August estimate of 1944 production is as high or higher than the July forecast for all but four of the major Utah crops the bureau stated- - Spring wheat winter wheat oats alfalfa all tame hay and grapes all promise better harvest this year compared with last year's harvest and the main reason for the drop in production of barley and corn this year is the smaller acreage This year's total production of fruit will be slightly less than last year's excellent crop The total bushels of apples peaches pears and apricots forecast from Aug 1 condition is approximately 86 per cent of last year's crop and 153 (1933-4per cent of the ' the variety so rich in natural iodine We ore supplying the ARMED FORCES first then our particular American housewives can also get "Star-Kist- " Stor-Ki- st is ten-ye- ar 2) lot Be Dumped Poultrymen Told have been reduced considerably dealers canceliauons ox saies to WFA Stocks of shell eggs owned by WFA are being held in storage for release at ceiling prices into normal commercial channels as they are needed while frozen egg supplies also are being held for future sale at ceiling prices either to driers to expert markets or for sale as frozen eggs into normal trade channels if they are required The move to curtail breaking and freezing operations affects 51 Plants in the east the midwest and on the Pacific coast Since y more than 1100000 cases of shell eggs have been broken and processed for WFA which accounts largely for the 375 nflllion pounds on hand as of Aug 4 and for greatly reduced holdings of shell eggs 2-4- A GD1LL ?223 Washington Phone 25 here drowned in the Schofield reservoir near here Thursday The accident occurred while Fassio was on a fishing trip with his wife and brother Joe Fassio - Solid Pack 2 cans a 33c Ground'' £Sc Crisco 3'abr- IC: lb 13c zc Roasting Ears doz 28c Llolon 0 Iw W ouiucu 3 lb No Point Meat List 10c Pol Roast Grade Uecl of Rounds Ground Beef 100 Sausage Liver Beef Point Free — Grade "C" Veal Roast nntM UUlil - 34c Leg or Ramp— --No Points Pork Boas! 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