The Ogden Standard-Examiner from Ogden, Utah • 17

THE OGDEN STANDARD-EXAMINER FRIDAY EVENING SEPTEMBER 28 1945 Damage Suit Filed I SALT LAKE CITY Sept 28 (AP) Hard Working Germans Get Extra Spud Ration AM vlSuit for $75000 damages from the Station Releases Coe Leaves For Army Job newspaper man win oDserye Tantin rnilmaH was filed in 81st birthday anniversary tomor- Union Pacific railroad was An oHitorial writer for tne district court oy cnanes iu dh Salt Lake Tribune Warrum is va- I rett wno states he was injured in Vet Newspaper Man Observes Birthday LOGAN Sept 28 Coe as cationing in California an accident at the Nampa Idaho sociate professor of horticulture at A native of Indiana Warrum was varfs He said he was Magazine On Agriculture Utah State Agricultural college has educated at Depauw and Michigan ing out his duties as a rail-universities He came to Utah in into ft fnr the east coast where he SALT LAKE CITY bept in ah will be processed in preparation Noble Warrum Sr veteran Utah 1891 and was a member of utarrs i roaa wim rarks constitutional convention in 1895 a hole beside the roy tracta He also served in the first state and seriously injured his right senate knee for service as a norticulture in- wP will structor at an army university seven r-" -7 LOGAN Sept 28 Featuring a studv renter in France be stationed ai manw siuay center in ranee an authority Prof Coe was granted a leave' 7 in of absence from to aid in I on and fruit growing providing collegiate instruction to --fk CENTRAL MARKET army personnel tne European theatre of operations during discussion of agriculture in the i post-war period the September issue of Farm and Home Science quarterly magazine was released Wednesday at the Utah agricultural experiment station by Mrs Gladys Harrison editor To cope with post-war problems the publication says Americans must be aware of the broad shifts likely to be experienced in pro Finest Meats and Vegetables Obtainable We Deliver 2247 Washington BROADWAY MARKET Phone 2-0163 2761 Washington Blvd duction and distribution In planning postwar agriculture the price mn Mince Meat lb 25c Lunch Meat lb 29c vel as well as lactors wnicn win Rabbits Chickens Bullion Cubes asst Onions 119 ect future trends of prices should MUTTON-No Points I Grapes lb He tanen imo consideration Authors of the article on post Large IVORY Bar Legs lb 21c Red Bliss No 1 ItVVnni Large UMUUL Pkg 198 rgidlUCa Kakadian 100-lb bag IVORY Personal Bar fv Fresh Weiners lb 29c Cheese no pts 39c Pot Roast lb 25c Pork Sauaee 35c Sweet Green Sweet Shoulder Roast 16c Breast Stew lb 8c Loin Chops lb 32c Peppers Red Hot Green and Soap a Plenty Hot Red for Relish war agriculture Preston Thomas and George Blanch pointed out that present and future technological improvements in agricultural production will make changes in production and marketing of some commodities produced in the west and will require changes in farm organization and management The kind quantity quality and production and marketing costs of various products will be also influenced by new culture and marketing practices they said On a national basis the econom-s predicted such changes will influence programs dealing with Purex Cello fH Thompson III apoS Seedless 2 lbs Rib Chops lb 20c qt 15c 15c 36c aggfe AwaM Deans Pack Ground Beef 9Rr 2 points Concord Bushel Grapes Medium Nippy Qheese Louisiana No Yams 3 lbs Decrease in Onion Crop Beef Steak 39c Round Loin T-Bone 17c Poac Spring Odd Garden BOISE Sept 28 The US Apples Delicious Large 3 lbs 25c Veal Steak lb 29c GUARANTEED BEEF Pot Roast A lb 25c Ground Beef A lb28c Rump Roast A lb 29c Sirloin Steak A lb38c department of agriculture today fbrecast Idaho's 1945 onion crop at Good production controls land use farm tenure land settlement land reclamation and farm labor Discussing the demand for agricultural products Professor Thomas and Blanch reported that agricul- WHITE STAR TUHAt rV 0 an ture is hoping for the realization of full employment If high consumer demand is not maintained then we are likely to tyrn in a large way to subsidized consumption programs to increase the demand for agricultural products they Concluded Another feature of the publication was a review of the life of I Dr Franklin Harris college LciHant nthpr articles included lfess than last year production dui predicted this year's crops of both lettur and carrots will be larger Colored FRYERS Dressed on Order Phone 2-2296 1037 16th Street FLOUR Bis 48-lb bag 11 Onion production the department says will total about 2100000 sacks this eyar compared with the String Beans vul 15c Soap Granulated 26c Tomatoes SI lb 4c Vinegar Gallon 35c Pint Jars doz 139 Quart Jars doz 79c AAMfi HAlifnCD Oxydol Ivory Flakes Rmso Available "for our Customers 4b MM WHr runutn oiir A Stamp No Stamp No 38 and III he HHfi VEGETABLES Cantaloupes elcfe 10c 1944 production ot auouuuu sacn-o -The state's lettuce crop will be about 374000 crates slightly higher than last year while the 1945 Carrot crop will be about double the 1944 production of 132000 bushels the department forecast Oil Mil Canning Sugar 25 lbs pmn AAAVTIH $168 Fine for Salad 9Qft Watermelon 4c mUll OUUAIMIL No can discussions of new insecticides for control of alfalfa seed insects by Lieberman new insecticides give promise for control of lygus bugs in alfalfa grown for seed by Sorenson and Carlson rusty mottle of the sweet cherry in Utah by Richards and A Rhoads liver flukes in cattle control them by NU-BOUUr Olsen and growing livestock and SET B0UII CLE nSER big game on tne range Dy xj Stoddart and 1 Kasmussen Protect family health use NU-BOWL weekly EfiV -apntly cleans closet bowls prevents harmful germ accumulation Save time money with economical Only top quality bread will give you delicious golden toast and Safeway has the bread that meets the test Here you'll find bread made with plenty of milk and sugar and the finest flour too! 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