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Show CONCESSION MM RESTING UP FOR ANNUAL PEACH DAY t Price History-r- Oliver L. Peterson, Petersboro' farmer, in the wheat production! game on a large scale, was a visitor visi-tor at the office of the Cache American, Saturday. Speaking of prices paid for wheat in depression years, Mr. Peterson says the Pe- terson Brothers never did sell wheat for less than 47 cents per bushel, even in the years of 1931 and 1932 when the crops over the United States were way above normal. Having storage capacity this year, the present crop has been placed in granaries for disposal dis-posal at some future date when the market stiffens at least a little. Don Edwards, Logan concession man, who has operated the eating concessions at some of the biggest celebrations in Utah and Idaho during the past season, is home resting up for his next big venture, ven-ture, that of serving the multitudes multi-tudes at the annual Peach Day celebration at Brigham City. Mr. Edwards started out his season's work with the eating concession con-cession at the Ogden iPioneer 3ays celebration. He has handled these concessions In Ogden for the past five years. He evidently must be capable of doing this work or he wouldn't be considered for such an important post year after year. Since the Ogden celebration he has operated eating concessions at Idaho Falls, Nampa, Caldwell, Sun Valley, Boise and Burley., From Brigham Oity Mr. Edwards goes to Tremonton and then back to Blackfoot. The Logan man is somewhat chigrinned to find that he is unable un-able to get into the lot with a concession at the Cache county fair. He says he would be delighted to plank down two hundred fifty silver dollars for the eating concession con-cession at this big annual attraction attrac-tion to be held in Logan, Sept 12, 13, 14. |