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Show Millard County Chronicle'. , . 4 Delta, Ut., Thurs., Sept. 22,1949 Mr. and Mrs. Frank infant Pa, son, left Delta 5nj ani1 Long Beach, Cal., aceorZ V tor their mother, Mrs. W Hp b a visit there. Mrs. Maeeip ue tor who had been visiting Ttle' went with them to her ella Leeds. ho"ie i 12. Strains of flies have devel-oped immunity to DDT. 13. Milk from cows fed DUl sprayed forage crops has contain-ed as much as 26 ppm. of DDT. Butter from milk contained 534 ppm. A spray made from such butter has killed flies. 14. DDT resists soap and water and is difficult to wash off. Everyone should exercise care and precaution County Agricultu in the use n7r head, neck, etc. 5. DDT is stored up in the fat. The liver seems to resist it mom-entarily in cows fed DDT- - treat-forag- e. A week goes by before D DT shows up in the butterfat. The DDT builds up in the fatty tissues and does not visibly affect the animal until the animal begins to burn up its fatty tissues. As the fat is used the poison is fed into the system. Rats fed only 1 ppm daily, with no sign of anything wrong, were found to have stored up 10 to 20 times that much. When food was kept from them( they went into the nerve-craze- d sym-ptoms of DDT poisoning. 6. Using rats in an experiment and feeding them 50 pp. of DDT daily, the number of young rats living through the nursing period was reduced. In the second gener-ation few were born alive and all died in the nursing period. 7. A standard of tolerance, spe-cifying how much DDT the hu-man system can absorb without harm, has not yet been establish-ed. The authorities of the Food and Drugs Administration say em-phatically that the only tolerance to be allowed for DDT in milk is no trace at all. 8. It is pointed out that when milk holds lppm, a larger trace is found in the condensed milk and ice cream made from it. And the butter from such milk con-tains 20 ppm. 9. DDT gets into milk merely by spraying for houseflies, horn flies, stable flies lice, etc. The usual oil solution of DDT is quickly absorb-ed. 10. An accepted substitute for dairy spraying is Lindane, a new insecticide that is more affective than Methoxychlor or DDT. It is recommended very highly. 11. Dairy barns sprayed with D DT seem to have an affect on the DDT content of milk even though the cows were not in the barn when it was sprayed. County Agent Lists Facts Concerning Use of DDT Spray 1. Insecticides which are poison-ous to insects are usually poison-ous to man as well. 2. At 5 parts per million, DDT starts to damage the liver of rats. Damage might not show up on a grown human for 10 years, we do not know yet. DDT is too new. 3. One teaspoon of DDT mixed thoroughly through ten tons of food at ppm (1 part per million). The salt you put on your food us-ually runs about 20,000 ppm. 4. DDT is a central nervous sys-tem poison, acting on warm blood-ed animals much the same as on insects. On bug or mammal, er-ratic nervous symptoms show up in approximately 20 minutes. The acutely poisoned rat dog, or cow and presumably human-bein- g be-gins to tremble in the muscles of The Millard County Chronicle Published Every Thursday at Delta, Utah By CHRONICLE PUBLISHING COMPANY Owned by Frank S. Beckwith and Frank Beckwith Frank Beckwith Editor Frank S. Beckwith, Business Manager Entered as second class matter at the Postoffice at Delta, Utah, under the Act of Congress, March 3, 1879 Our (Great America & hkck I f'WMUr M fn pepicatp mav ?o. 1922 1 I'ffl &&2&2$ rfl I IlK 1,4 '"4E CEHr?Al HAIL "THE STATUE OF m'( AgKAttAM UrJiOLU ATFP. IS lUVClSl SIllW REPRKEtttEP-- THE PRESIPEHT. Mvfti VvP-- fl lYNit, I vU 38 LAPSE eicxvs or seorsia surtim 1 rwr lrtJilt 1 la! ARBre compose t4e statue, 19 test VfV VlU ll-Z- V MVS TROMrEAt7TOTOCTC. mooKfolllt W Ml iVr5 !V it r T yAB OF WOR:. 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Don't fmli m'SS thC CXtra eggS that make I Efifi extra profits- - 0rder Larr Egg Mash today. .... c- - .jpy...... DELTA VALLEY COMPANY UTAH iimmim nun FOR SALE: Coal range, in Al con-dition. New Grate $35. Phone Mrs. Bert Sorenson, at 1594. LOST: A pair of reading glasses. Reward $3. See D. A. Dekker. FOR RENT: Modern apt. Unfurnished. See Junior Steele. WANT TO RENT: A garage in the area south of the school house. See Bruce Osborne, at Delta high school, or phone 1801. FEMALE HELP WANTED: CHRIST CARDS WITH NAME, 50 for $1, sell fast! Make up to 100 on $1 "Leader" Christmas, Plastic sen-sation Everyday, others. Assort -- ments on approval, FREE Imprint samples. STYLART 1310 Santee, Dept. 53, Los Angeles, 55. Calif. MOVING MUST SELL, electric stove and refrigerator. Very Reas-onable. Call 1401. FOR SALE: Dodge '49 dump truck in Al condition. Wesley Sampson. Delta. FOR SALE OR TRADE ON FARM: house in Delta, cold water installed. Call Ferrell Allen. WILL TAKE ORDERS for Concord grapes, tomatoes, peaches, plums and vegetables, Payson grown. De-liveries made each Tuesday. Call Alden Brunson, 1521. LOST Ladies fountain pen, green in color. Reward to finder. Return to Chronicle office. FOR SALE: '42 custom sedan, Dod-- ; ge, with $350 of, accessories on. Reasonable.Al condition. See Dan-ny, at the Delta Motor. FOR SALE A home, partly furnished. Complete with outdoor fireplace, patio and white picket fence in backyard. 1 block south and block west of Mercer Drug. Terms. Phone 891 or contact The-nel- Parker at the Delmart. FOR SALE: 30-0- 6 rifle. And light trailer. See N. C. Spor, south of Mercer's Drug store. FOR SALE: Hampshire rams. See Duane Bishop, ph. 176--1, Delta. 9.22 FOR SALE New D-- 2 - - $3800.00 New Model A John Deere-$2000.0- 0 Like new Model LA Case - $1500.00 Used D-- 4 and Dozer - $3250.00 Used Model - $1200.00 Call or write J. Clair Piatt, Cedar City Utah. I will ship hogs September 1, Sept. 15 & Sept. 29. Dewey Sanford FOR SALE: 6 bred brood sows, 2nd litter. Call or see Jos. L. Anderson Oak City. FOR SALE: This is a real Bargain for anyone who has use for a ton Pickup. 1949 Chev., black, has heavy duty 4 speed transmission and clutch. Has Oil Bath air filter, oil filter and is well Equipped. A real good buy at $1500.00 If in-terested, contact LaMar Nixon, Hoi den. 9-- STARTING SEPT. 23 the Delta Livestock Auction will begin its regular sales for the winter season, DELTA LIVESTOCK AUCTION FOR SALE: Spring fryers, 4 month old. See Mrs. Singh Songer. FOR SALE: Fresh frozen colored fryers, 40 pounds to a box, 38 cents a pound. Delta Valley Co. --29 FOR SALE: House. Can be moved. Very Reasonable. Also 2- -j room house and out buildings. See Elenor Nielson, Lynndyl. CUSTOM SLAUGHTERING: Have your animals slaughtered under sanitary conditions. We slaughter every Saturday. George E. Talbot, Hinckley. TF I will buy all kinds of Livestock. FOR SALE: Three homes in Delta. See Heber Curtis. tf enjoy ( RARE BLENDED WHISKEY kTJ- 86 PROOF. 65X GRAIN NEU- - ITkmi TRAL SPIRITS. SCHENLEY Vt'"Stg DISTRIBurORS,INC.,N.Y.C. V- -' DELTA BUS LINE Runs Daily from Delta to Salt Lake City and return, with stops and pickups at all towns along the route. Leaving Delta 6:30 a.m. Arrive Sale Lake City 9:30 a.m. Leave Sale Lake City 5 p.m. Arrive Delta 9:00 p.m. Delta Depot City Cafe SLC Depot Moxum Hotel Provo Depot Walgreen Drug Store. Will Take Orders for Concord grapes and tomatoes, Payson grown. Deliveries made each Wed-nesday. Call Delta ph. 1521 9-- Would blow his horn, SrPr Qo weaving through traffic too fast ; Twas a great mistake To blow and not brake, j And Fate upset him at last ! ' ' The air turns blue, too, when a reckless Boy Blue turns up in crowded traffic! Other motorists curse him pedestrians fear him and no wonder! Speeding is the prime cause of accidents it kills 10,000 persons a year. And remem- - ber 50 miles an hour may be safe on good roads, on open highways while 20 una be dangerous in bad weather or heavy traffic. Speeding is driving too fast for conditions. L. Drive as though your life depended upon it it does! SPENDnSEC0NDS Contributed in the public interest by ; The CHRONICLE X3 & school J c;r.;7r J J(lfORPtRSONAL ( iitu W.ffMM I S" SOCl Lt'1 Ideal for every member of the - family. Modem, trim, efficient. fJTTMX' 1 FinlshedinFrench-grayandric- h . iiiiif 1 1 il chromium. Carry- - Q CA ciiCINESS " t mS case included. 04. JW THE CHRONICLE |