| Show I NeWs t s sIts sIt's s It Its a Privilege to Live in Utah Washington A A A veterans veterans' hospital will not be established at Salt Lake City for the present at least This was the belated decision of ot the hoe bos- board of the veterans' veterans bit bu bureau reau rau which was reached recently The resolution adopted by this board of ot which General Frank T T. HInes lilies director dins eo tor is the bureau is to chairman Salt Lake City City With With the prospect of a weeks week's time before re 8 supposed ed ad to be devoted entirely to stud study and contemplation the connected with the promotion of the then n new w l league ague showed a II few signs of real but the the gurgling sound sl was a none the less distinct on that account Salt Lake City So Soven Seven n inches of i new snow fell at Brighton according tor ort ni ile- ile ilet t to the lie s superintendent of ot w waterworks This ranked l a total of 4 4 Inches of of snow snow in the past few days and brings the t total tal depth on bit the Cotton wood watershed at this to CO time Inches r Salt Lake City Salt Salt take aI e City U le leIn Uin in losing losing the unit ot tha alt air ser service reserve w which now has bas h head at quarters and planes at at Woodward if greater greater Interest is J pot qt mania f tested sted by a larger number pl 9 pir service service service ser ser- vice reserve said LI Lieutenant Colonel II n. Eil rm ml hull hauls Is s of the gen 1 era ral tal staff staff staff-of of the United ed States army who is Ii in Salt Salt Lake to confer cont contor r with Ith the of leers arge of the r reserve units nh u L Salt renewing a pral pra tics Uce being followed generally throughout through out the country th the Salt Lake Chamber Chamber Cham Cham- ber her of Commerce agricultural commit too tco is putting the radio to work to scatter high points about agriculture In IIi Utah Each Thu Thursday the the agricultural tural committee gives timely Infer ni t to ft formers farmers ov r st station uon lest after the quotations on farm products product and other releases from the of agriculture are re given Washington Echoes Washington Echoes of an nn unusual growing season In Utah in 1925 are heard in a report to the commissioner cl m tl n on the the Strawberry rry pro project sect which Mch showed a big increase in inthe In the best yield per acre over the tho year before Notwithstanding the de do decreased creased acreage the beet crop increased In in creased from tons in 1924 to tons in 1925 or an average increase in crease per acre of from seven tons tans to t thirteen tons Salt Lake Lake- C City The January production production pro pro- in the Second Utah t Intermountain Intermountain Inter Inter- ter mountain Egg Laying contest contin continued continued on tin tin- to be good but does not equal the January production of r last year The average production of each of the pullets pullets pul lets in the contest for January was 11 2 eggs and aUlI an average for the first three months of eggs which isan Isan Is Js an average of only on one half half egg for or each pull more than the first 3 3 months' months production of last year There are still six pullets in the contest that do not have a single e egg to their credit erE two others with a record of only one egg each and six other pul lets with records of two ho to five eggs each for the first three months of the con contest test Salt Lake City At At a conference inthe Inthe in inthe the offices of the state road commission commis lion sion Salt Lake County offered to furnish fur fur- furnish nish from Its state r road ad tax for construction of about 19 miles of pavement on the east side of ot State street and running north from the south city limits of Murray at Loven Love dahla corner corner Murray city commissioners commis signers said that was as aI much they felt as the the city would afford Salt Lake City Livestock Livestock through throughout out the state Is In good condition with ample moisture to supply Its needs peeds according t to the weekly survey of the United States weather bureau Win Win- grain Is reported good at Garland McCornick Mc Me- McCornick Cornick and and Ogden Recent storms have Improved the range at Holden end and the same Is true of the Cedar City vicinity where new new snow snow bas has fallen There is is Is' also new snow at l Monticello while Blanding ranges have been Improved by showers showers Southeastern Idaho has bas ample snow to supply water for stock Salt Lake City Support City Support In securing ing Je legislation for the tile protection of Utah school land was promised by bythe the Utah State Farm bureau in a letter sent Bent to DV D D. D V W secretary of tho the Utah Educational association by M S. S Winder executive secretary of the bureau Price At At a meeting of thirty four Price and Wellington farmers called by Orson P. P Madsen county agent it it was decided that the eradication pf pt If three p principal weeds that are gaining a II toot bold in the tho county would be one of they the hief projects to tobe tobe be undertaken In 1926 by the tho farmer of this section t d Salt Lake City A. City A W Anderson of ot Price secretary manager of the tho Utah Honey Producers' Producers association reports that J J. J S. S Paton of ot the John G O. O Paton company of New York recently met met with the Utah association and renewed renew ed eel 1 contracts for fu the t present resent season se season son The company purchased the Utah sur our surplus plus h honey ney handled by thin this association lion tion for tor the past two years rears and the fact that it has purchased the third crop tells of the high regard with which it tt views s tho the Utah product |
