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Show UTAH WHEAT GROWERS TO GET 5738,693 FROM GOVERNMENT Approximately $738,693 wul be paid to Utah wheat growers by the federal fede-ral government for curtailing production pro-duction in Utah for 1934-35, according accord-ing to preliminary information in the office of Director William Peterson, Pet-erson, manager of the agricultural adjustment administration for the state. Of the foregoing amount about $49,618 will be paid to county and community committeemen, practic- I ally all of whom are wheat growers, for their services in acquainting the ; farmers with the proposition, filling out applications, contracts and the necessary supplementary papers required re-quired by the Washington office. According to the last reports reaching Director Peterson, a total of 4,557,377 bushels of wheat are represented by those who have signed sign-ed contracts out of a total average production of 5,554,981 bushels or approximately 80 per cent of the state's wheat production and 80 per cent of the wheat acreage. Payments Pay-ments will be made as soon as the papers are cleared in Washington. Individual county and district allotment payments follow: Cache, $119,224.40; Rich, $3,678.09; Box Elder, $253,724.78; Weber, $9,558.86; Davis, $4,904.02; Morgan, Summit, I Wasatch, $12,096; Salt Lake, $38,122.-08; $38,122.-08; Tooele, $12,450.20; Duchesne, Uintah, Daggett, $18,900; Utah, '$59,772.16; Juab, $51,792.65; San-ipete, San-ipete, $42,425.20; Beaver, $142.58; Iron, $813.75; Millard, $19,132.54; Washington, $2,983.32; Sevier, $15,-382.02; $15,-382.02; Piute, $667.85; Wayne, $2,-j 881,11; Garfield, $1,027.70; Kane, $588.16; Carbon, $839.61; Emery, $9,-521.21; $9,-521.21; San Juan, $8,437.41; for expense ex-pense of filling out necessary papers, $49,618.56; total payment to state, $738,692.87. |
