Show ‘ J OUR Enteredas the Grand Valley Times and the Times-Independent Thursday Publishing Company Grand County Utah Moab at J Matter at the Postoflice at Moab of March 3 1879 the SUBSCRIPTION RATES Advance In Payable all airs all of Castleton are for the first time in number! a This speaks well for oc-cupied houses brothers lude TY-aVac will leave in a few days Glen they' the basin where Uintah UTAH TAYLOR I 4o'Hr Editor J ASSOCIAIIttN MOAB Metals up com- STRONG W THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 25 Manager 4 i to Both are in ances pupi's and for 3 in- I locate -- Castleton and Pace schools swing with good attend-1 The Cartieton school has eight and the Pace schoo eleven - - - the full ' of COBBLE f I ' a Si JU Company for town who few a is piano and Mr Calder an also is will be pleased wishing to Company confer to salesman a Music Daynes-Beebe with anyone ' William McCarty'last week signed a witn a masm Larsen o Julius Caesar Nayphe brilliantbuild miles of ditch for the some two scion of unbroken royal licnage comes YlcCarty isher valey ranch Mr to the Chautauqua festival at (with of left Moab a Monday to! crew mon Ion October 11 with a lecture-enter-i commence work tainment that has been the sensa-j red L McCoy was down from tion of the east He is a young Beaver basin this week bringing back Athenian educated in Palestine and James McCarty who had to make an of in the Mr McCoy's mining properties universitiesof England and inspection McCarty expressed a Mr America Holy He will tell of the very favorable opinion of the McCoy Land where customs of a thousand properties years are still in vogue of the road work recently contracted people their lives and habits to The Ike Owens is practicallycompleted With him he brings the wonderfully The road which runs from Castleton of the Syrians to the dipping vat has been constructed gorgeous customes in fine the shape under the supervision Greeks and the Armenians which ish and will of M R he and exhibits making a compare wears with road in the favorably of the any coun spectacular pageant Orient ty A feature of the entertainment is a wedding of the Holy Land with the BOY ACCIDENTALLY this magnificent robes worn on cusion IN SHOOTS SEL OOT purchase or a piano a player a graphonola I WH 1 i ‘ " j NAYPHE Calder in is i Kii ii CAESAR Il'S I City i Uy j see for the j : Mr him 1 ! Lake Salt representative Music expert is prepared tuner to attend to your pianos and players and those people whose instruments need attehtion should a 1 known the well Daynes-Beebe days Sunday the voting loins 01 Inc took the school teacher on a trip!-Miss Katherine Sullivan Bachelor basin All - - Miners' and to had fine time having report IL Muller went to Moab Tues-1 W dav Mr Muller's on business affairs great eves have been giving him a deal of trouble of late and he will leave Salt for Lake next week for optical attention f WILL Calder of 1 SAM IT H S 1 1919 wHi ML Wr Attention! ! lnst UNCLE Owners Piano yearshere tend UM settle con-ditions of Year WTSS the was "t mentia or melancholia ed n to Wa dw send the youn state mental hospital at H care effP(rov°' expert may was taken to Provo ° Ha rday by 8he W J Bliss J AV Williams closed County Physician Ralph enough conducted an examination of Moore a local young man Thursday was) as a result of which it was found Junction to suffZL boy that - 50 100 $200 LOREN STAH DEMENTIA 1 pany The Act Months Months ROM i of Grand this week of the U S S Shaw Castleton in She Second-class SUERING The Richardson school was ESTIVAL: last week as there were mot pupils The Under Three Six One AT CHAUTAUQUA Independent NEWS ! of Censolidation Published by Issued Every PAGEANT 1 A ORIENTAL UTAH OKSUAY-SETEpt!s MOAB CASTLETON TIMES-INDEPENDENT ! 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Good in Bargains I arms Oriental ! -m 'T' " of in 6 "PERSHING'S O MEMBER east 5-room 1 ' 30 Mack western Colorado and has the acres all to alfalfa rais-wheat Colo record of the best productionof sown ed 40 to the all bushels of kinds of small grajns and last all good general acre alfalfa hay year com sugar beets land farm and exceptionally and potatoes A splendid stock good potato and sugar beet land ranch high and beautifullocation A 'good stock ranch house barn for horses Price S3000 poultry house for 600 head other outbuildings fenced 40 miles west of Loma acres 2 Big acreage of alfalfa and 5 alfalfa 30 Colo acres in 30 acres in fall wheat and other acres now sown to winter wheat and and crops alfalfa Good farm 55 acres on The Redlands miles stock ranch A fine location for of and is west Grand Junction Red stock ranch good poa sandy soil best fruit land in the tato and sugar beet land Grand valley Water rights for Price $4000 5 irrigation mile of 350 acres east Mack 25 acres 2 miles from Main St Colo and 2 miles west of Loma Grand Junction 2 acres bearing Colo on Midland Trail peach trees 4 acres alfalfa water highway and main line right house cistern of the & Rio Denver Grande R 42x42 ft barn R This is one of the best farms Price $3500 mile 6 : WRITES OWN" ATHER TO accidentally shot himself in the foot rifle Sergeant prank H Meador or com-iwnn a Saturday morning Composite regiment known nf and a companion had started out PanJ' O '' in a letter to wn when his J some father W Meador received1 r'fle vvaR 'xcharged the ball passing of the big week tels briefy through his left foot at the York City base of parades pulled off in New the and toes Washingtonin honor of General the ortunately no bones were bia PershinK upon return from broken and the boy is practically practically'reThe composite rance regiment ac-: w hn rrAiv rvn the tut viiuicti v vne blip tu tviiipaiuui America and has taken a prominent : WHY RURAL The PRESS IS POWER A average man an a namethein Jlls live can anti never but the iie AMERICAN a big see his in LEGION BUI KT l' JJLUHN ISmiRii ISSUED I ' 1 automobile 6-room ' ' Colo Loma I I Kiefer B ' - 4-- I 1 1 t I zy v 1 1 t ' -vv the paper farmer The initial number 1 of e lhe Ameri-thig average man and woman in can Legion" a bulletin published ini any small town will see their names the in their interests of Utah's returned sollocal country newspaper at least ten sailors times a the and marines by year and always diers connected with some worthy cause state executive board of the Amerisome faithful service something that cun iegion made its appearance this brings joy all through fife The week country newspaper is the nnrt in the wnknnw-hnmp rnlphmtinn paper that i no book is well written and aon-i spreads happiness and iutituvt pari content wiiies is r tie iih at IU luiinei sei-1 Don't vivsl as tollows: you always want tothe read is the vice men There is a review of the! in the about the ball game you day review "Just landed old U S good saw of in before ot the the legion m givA If progress progress legion Utah fine and you witness a fire you Am dandy Had a nice' read the S‘ S mg the names and officers of all the! trip home on the U details of that fire with Leviathon of the posts posts organized an outline It does double interest If surely good to be you hadn't seen seem back for the the blaze perhaps you state convention to in the U S would not read beprogram held at Salt "I have Lake in October "I asks me story at a (la) Why is this? some good news to tell you the spirit of the the It some articles on find that J can get Oelwein Iowan iu hx out of the Mv its annv vhe legion and policies liberal at the end of cause things you' aims a know about my three years which of be up the soldier jokes and will vc arc the things you like to read about number and good up LUC 11th 11 Lil of January next-! rtnlv a nnofn- hnu1 AeknMihy country newspapers have stories some oniy short time such a ‘‘We tremendous hold on their wch nivinvrivH paraded in New York City! readers tell They them about the day before yesterday and will leave! S TO SELL for comings and goings of their friends!U OOD Washington D C next Monday and neighbors the people they know! we will parade After that this ROM DENVER OICI where Nothing on earth is as interesting to outfit will be busted up and think the farmers and people living in the :v Government surnlus fnnd rlnftini WIU be sent to California! tmvn llm UJ Ufiv U1T Dailies J1 e wnn wno HVWh weir ''emamder of my time other miscellaneous eunniloB nii the marriageof their boys and girls and be ol! to the public in LonTvH? thei me on their Denver beginsocial and church events the same Th?! rt ii General Pershing illness nmg September 25 and the deaths among hei" u- IS Mail will be Own( ‘Pershing's friends remen-t received at tbe Year after year the country Denver orders postoffice and Agoods will h! newspaper revurus inc nistory ot its (Shipped Ch x ary where - tn Utah Wyoming -- community ni k it finv wnnihrthn AAHnfrv nnw! is il the adver-i vMiiutiii f'HVHig tne charges wwriu iuvi iiniiiLU 111 paper most powerful thing mt dium on earth? its! Just as HONOR O LEE MARCH to power is great in holding its readers' blacksmith locate here is it in shaping interest so helpful P'1 CAmerican! thought and powerful as an advertising Boreson of Castledale a The local post medium It turns the printed blacksmith was an arrival the first! of the word Legion which was recently almost into the spoken word IT no YIAAlr uru by hisorganized Mvvnmpanieci and for 7 No metropolitan daily no maga- daughter Mrs Rasmussen Mr Bore-1 which a charter has just been) zine hoc bi k knor xauc du no hillboard jo fTjrm un-wnv ib it LMuuuciia journal- son me Tamer of Airs tJU'IU Jufiaiiwwveii UIH XH good March post in Vvv as they all are- rings-the bell Allred of- this place willVI make iiinin honor numru in or ueianrt E 'I nunor with rnuLTQ Moab farmers and small town his home and will March Moab soldier people purchase who died while Mrs as does their home It is Allred's farm in the lower part of the' in the service of his newspaper country The local an integral part of the valleypost is the twenty-ninth community He to to be expects m that engage cannot be filled by blacksmithing in organized in Utah any other ing addition to operat-i medium the farm ' How to Mend Pails When division of labor began happen things went along very fas until now have become so special ized that in the manufacture of evei the simplest things there are an ishingninul erof proi'esses Everything really is highly spe ew p and X 4 X z X a - a - ' I f v i n M 1 - - 1 4 a 1 f J? t - 1 1 A ' M L 1 V-W 1 LI n j ! 1 I i These Chilly Mornings 1 : I v Are reminders ‘ - W I a that I Winter I I I J I 1 Soon be Here - 1 1 1 1 Will r ' ! 1 1 I t 1 t I ' I We have just received big lines of fad and winter goods and can fit you out for the season with anything you might need Among the new goods which we are opening up are: w-r I -1 I i I I - PIKTMMn ' I I i i ! a i 1 I j i ' Men's Sweaters Comforts I f v 1 t i ' -whn I -I a I 1 j 1 1 Wool Lined Coats Cotton Blankets I I ' j t Mackinaws Wool Woolen Canton Sox 1 1 BIDS WANTED of Jill all and r-w!e mlstro of all! Io add to Iter store of tis( fu knowl edge a pail can very asily he mender tto'm at home Winn thhas won into a of snutl! holes give it number a coat rf good etniinrl While It is still! wet pi )ihl slI1()tbjv itSet It ill th dry ytn to Titen m t! gve It n1lt nff llu BrK( hls dro-l Aftot th' need! m-iirid von wanted Utah deliver to to our 2000 sacks cement damsite on MiU creek i -plead a ' ! the 1000 sacks will be at balance 15 days later within 10 days of Thompsons in about a shipment must arrival at Thompsons Each its week be Reminder a I from lannels i uvuM-nvvpiiig wife is Sealed bids Thompsons Blankets n'-teu 1 ' if If r A 56 Uu need bE a lhinkinS of new assortment-all sieve let sizes P"‘lmg up us shuw all that von heater priest our line delivered REPORT WEATHER i the ' We reserve the right to reject any or all bids I i Bids must be col'cvnnobservations of bureau of the by -jriculture Tuesday Sept 30 J I ending U for j in the 24 Sept Date Thursday7 riKv Saturday Sunday Monday Tuesday S Moab 1919 H'Sh J 8 i 90 86 -19 Moab Light & Power Company ‘ V ednesday 20 21 22 87 77 74 23 24 78 81 ETHEL ' meterorologica: branch weather department" of for the week tow 56 52 50 50 ree i I j j j j OR CR CR CR CR CR CR MOORE Cooperative Martin j j 42 40 42 Cooper j Observer Company & |