Smithfield Citizens Active Cache County Town Is Working Hard In Clean City ' Contest i Smithfield Is the flrBt town In Cacho county to enter tho clean city contest originated by the Utah Development Lcaqito. In fact, so far as wo aro ablo to learn Smithfield is tho only town which has ontored the contest from this county. Others are. plan nlng to enter, however. It is Just two weeks since the mayor may-or of Smithfield formally entered his town In tho contest, but a remarkable remark-able amount of good work has al ready been done. A wook ago the city had" Dr. Titus up from the Agricultural Collego to mako a survey. Refore Inviting Dr. Titus, a commlttoo of citizens had already made a preliminary1 survey, so that when ho camo they were able to place la his hands a map of the town showing tho exact condltton of every lot. Dr. Titus was mot by an aijtomobllo which took him through every street, stopping for Inspection of promises. After completing tho survey, the Doctor was able to give some very valuable advice and make suggestions which will aid Smithfield to win the $300 prize and tho satisfaction satis-faction that goes with It. The survey, however, was merely, preliminary. Neither tho officials nor the people wero .ready to let the matter rest there. With character-tstlc character-tstlc push, they Immediately took steps to put all of Dr. Titus' suggestions sug-gestions Into practlco. ' Last Sunday all of tho church services ser-vices were dovotcd to publicity work In tho interest of the clean city contest. con-test. In the forenoon Miss Mc-Cheyho Mc-Cheyho of the extension division of the Utah Agricultural College"1 met with tho parents' classes of ' both wards and gave thom most valuable Information.) The afternoon and evening eve-ning services were also used to fur tber the movement.' Durlnjr the err nlos therV.'lras'Vfree band'-concert lnteripersed'Vlth ipeechesiflStator of 'thi "clean 'city mbvem'enf;' ." Several committee- hate 'bem p-. pointed to 'look' after theTrarlous de tails of thVcontest, one fc' sidewalk and. streets,"" one for fences;- one 'tor vacant lots, one for back .yards, one for prizes, and others. The city ex-pects ex-pects to offer prizes to" individuals whose premises show -the -mot t improvement, im-provement, i. " iJ ' ' "c Kvery organization in Smithfield has pledged Its support toythe movement. move-ment. Tho Gun club, tho Woodmen, and all tjio church organlratlons aro working sldo by sldo to put thoir town on the map ns tho modol town of Its class In tho stato. A llvo publicity program has been outlined. The movement will bo boosted in tho meetings of all church and secular societies. Motion plcturo shows will put on films bearing on tho cloan pity Idea. Tho residents of each block will organlzo and work together to mako thoir block tho cleanest In tho town. Band concerts, con-certs, picnics, and gatherings of all kinds will bo taken advantago of as means for preachlngtho gospel of clean back yards and beautiful premises. prem-ises. "ii S.T1 Good for Smithfield. Wo hro proud to know that thoro Is ono city in our county that has enough civic prldo to dare comparison with other towns of her slzo In tho stato. Sho has our support and admiration. Furthor-moro, Furthor-moro, sho Is starting out wltn tho right spirit and sho Is going to win.,