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Show MAR RIVER YMAEY LEADEE NUMBER SEVENTEEN TREMONTON CITY, UTAH, THURSDAY, JANUARY 9, 1936 VOLUME XI DEPUTY FIELD TRUCKERS OF As the Editor T Sees If HeldSat.Jan.18th! BOX ELDER CO. ORGANIZE TUES. KILLING THE AAA Attempt To Be Made To 5 The local Wheat Allotment office; Ton-Mil- e ceased all activity and was closed up .Tuesday afternoon by orders from the Department of Agriculture received Ijy wire. All payments and all activ- - j Truckers of Box Elder county met contracts at the American jtywith respect to AAA Legion hall, in this were cancelled by the order. city, Tuesday evening and formed an This caused an air af gloom and association known as the Box Elder uncertainty among the farmers and County Truckers ass'n and elected the following officers: business men. The decision killing the triple A j E. L. Owens, Brigham City, presiprogram was a b to 6 decision ana dent; Ken Hess, Garland, vice presinas killed one of the main factors in dent; Ervin Stohl, Tremoiiton, secrethe recovery program of the presi- tary; with Wm. Mason, J. H. Laub, dent and left the farmers of the na- Ezra Richards, Lee Hendricks, Waltion stunned but in a fighting mood. lace Wise, D. N. Grow, Parley Deem, If it had solved the problem, it would Howard Glenn, Marvin Nelson and Wayne Sandall, as directors. Tiave been different. It has only it and no one can tell where The purpose of the meeting was to the answer is, nor where it will come form an organization to combat what the truckers feel an unjust law from to the problem it has created. last legislature and put into ef" There are some distasteful things fect the first of this year, known as most even the decision the that about ' "Ton-Mil- e the Truckers law," calling conservative and calm would like i xor a- tax on each ton-mi- le from ve-- ! settled in his own mind. One is hides 13,000 carrying pounds collected gross millions What about the by ' or over. ul the jsUls during, thekijunctjon that weight me truckers as explained in the 7Sh'o nrtf Vuan fiiimrt Avar in thft arid particularly the farm meeting, x government ? A nice little chunk see in this a rank injustice for the millers. He gets it instead of truckers, in that they have to pay no matter the fanner. That's constitutional. where the truck is run, on the farm A few years back, as we remem-Tie- r or in another state, or if it was used it, there was in congress a tariff to go to church they must pay the tax schedule on dyes for passage. It call-- , just the same. ed for such a high rate that even The is sealed and the our then, senior senator said, at Gar- tn-- i is speedometer computd and collected by state was if that it a land in political rally, officials. It is fait b.y the truckers that the petrated on the American people. It law is unconstitutional in some of its other was parsed, along with many phases and they are forming strong TiierlV tariff, law3 and which effected state organizations to fight the law. the purchase price of practically every A meeting will be held here next article wont by prince or pauper, of Monday evening at 7 o'clock, in the this country and poured.' millions into same place, at which members of the cefftrs of big business. That was State Truckers association will the be constitutional. 7 ,, present to talk over their mutual inWe find the shippers, railroad and terests and if found adviseable com other utilities guaranteed a certain bine the associations. - Truckers from pcr:er.t of earnings by the govern-rie:i- t. Box Elder, Cache, and Weber counThat is constitutional. ties are invited to be in attendance But for a farmer to receive any- - at the meeting. v va. Combat Truck Law ASSESSORS FOR COUNTY NAMED ELECTED LION T. I According to Secretary-treasurE. Adams, the annual stockholders' i ' meeting of the Tremonton National Farm Loan Association will be. held on Saturday, Jan. 18, 1936, in the L. D. S. church building, Tremonton, at 10:00 o'clock. Reports of the asso-- ; ciation's activities will be read andi directors for the ensuing year elect- er j ; NEW COUNCIL CLUB PRESIDENT The following deputy field assessors for. Box Elder county were appointed by the county commissioners at a recent meeting: Willard, Robert Woodyatt; Brigham "B", Abel Christoffersen; Brigham "C", Wesley Andersen; Brigham business, Ernest P. Horsley; Perry, Hy-ruThorne; Mantua, Alston Jensen; Lakeside, Haword A. Stokes; Honey-vill- e, William Orme; Deweyville, Horace Barnard; Collinston, Floyd H. Johnson; Fielding, Eben Wilcox; Corinne, Loren Anderson; Bear River City, Melvin Johnson; Elwood, Heber Mortensen; Tremonton, Don J. Homer; Garland, Alec Archibald; Riverside, Roland E. Hales; Plymouth, Ezra Mason; Portage, E. K. Hall; Rawlins "A", Clarence Summers; Rawlins "B" Merlin Grove r; Promontory, Roland Toombs; Howell, Lee Anderson; Snow ville, William C. Pack; Yost, Jesse Tracy; Park Valley, Joseph Palmer; Grouse Creek, D. P. Front. Past President's Report Shows Full Year of Profitable Activity INDUCTED INTO OFFICE MONDAY Many Worthy Projects Completed By Retir- ing Officers m 3 The annual election of officers of Monday at noon, the new city ofthe Tremonton Lions club was held ficials, headed by Robert C. Harris, mayor, were inducted into office. ' Wednesday night at the Midland cafe following luncheon and a report of the With the passing of the old coun Federal land year's activity, by Lion President Guy vantages of long-tercil, headed by Mayor Israel Hunsaker, ' bank loans," stated Mr. Adams, "and Johnson. Jr., a word of commendation is althe Tremonton association now has The president's report showed the together fitting These splendid pub142 loans in force aggregating lic servants who have guided the desbeen had full acof year profitable tinies of the city during the past two tivity with four or five large projects years have been men of vision and During the last year the members completed and more than two dozen of the board of directors of the asso- smaller, but none the less important, highly public spirited in their nature. ciation were; Israel Hunsaker, presi-det- n projects completed. They have given the city a progress; ive, economical administration and At the completion of the report, and director; Dr. Wm. Eli Hawhave completed many worthy projects kins, vice president and director; Eu- President Johnson received a warm which will stand to their everlasting gene S. Hansen, director; Lorenzo F, applause for the successful conduct credit. Roundy, director; Laurence Hansen, of the Lions club during the past ''."V.;"-director.' The retiring members of the counyear. The president warmly thanked In order to stimulate attendance at the officers associated with him, the cil are: Israel Hunsaker, mayor; Paul the meeting, the directors have ap- committees and the club members in Heitz, and W. W. Wadsworth, INDUSTRIALISTS The new council consists of pointed the following persons to serve general for the hearty support given " as a membership committee: R. S. him. ..... Robert C. Harris, mayor; J. H. Fronk, The report of the secretary showed Lorenzo F. Roundy, Alma Theurer, B. F. Winzeler, C. J. Calderwood, Erich Stenquist, Wm. Eli Hawkins, that the club was in healthy condiDewey and Russll Waldron, council-metion financially with $526.50 on hand Isaac L. Isaacson. with R. S. Calderwood, recorder Mr. Hunsaker, president of the as- - with all bills paid for the past year. and Lea Dunn, treasurer. v sociation, says that a representative Following the reports, the election The following excerpts from the of the Federal Land Bank of Berkeley Was held with very little stump minutes show some of the accomplishwill be present and a local representa speeching by the candidates. They ments of the retiring council, all of knew the ,race was going to be ;close tive of the Box Elder County Producwhich were completed within the city Are tion Credit Association, which serves 4nd only a few vague promises could ;:t budget: this district also will be there to ex- - !be pried from any of the candidates of miles of streets, three city Opinion Nearly plain its crop and livestock loans. All ' After the election it was different. j well graveled,' at a cost of approximembers of the Tremonton National pr. D. B. Green was elected prest The nation's leading industrialists, $12,000, but by taking advantFarm Loan Association are urged to 'dent, - with J..;L. Weidmann, first vice conceding that their welfare and that mately of the appropriations offered by age attend the meeting. president; N. Earl Marble, second vice of the agricultural producer are in- the National Administration, this propresident: S. B. Watland, third vice extricably tied together, are seeking ject cost this city only $350 to $400, president; Douglas Cannon, secretary; a "constructive" farm program, draft- a saving of $11,650. Wesley Gephart, Lion Tamer; Wayne ed Tremonton Connie by and in-- the interests of the farmEstablished a new city water sysRandall, tail 'twister; R. S; Calderwood er. " v r tem at a cost of $27,000, "with a, cost 62 w maeier. uirectors F. M, The search was ordered by the to the city of but $19,000, a saving ihristensen and Francis I. Mnnr Sunday were Congress of American Industry, held through grant funds of $8,000. And by directors! the hold-ovin New York recently under the aus placing all water users of the cityon After the new president had: been Mr. and Mrs. George W. Brough, of pices of the National Association of meters, the long hoped for culunary the gavel, in brief remarks.. Manufacturers. this city, celebrated thedr 62nd wed- handed What the result will water shortage has been solved. expressed his appreciation for the be, none can say. But a few simple at their he ding anniversary Sunday The installation of a fire siren home at their home. ' Mr. Brough will honor beatoved and asked for facts show that the industrialists will which has always given worthy serfrom the officers and directors be 82 on February 8 and Mrs. Brough apply to the problem a thorough vice. elected him. with "If there are any of the trails and travails will be 81 on June 17. Both are ' l l.lllU 1,1'. who feel they have not the time to knowledge Installation of six new large street of the farmer. good health. for hisTWmmodities, - in unconstitufairly devote to this where really needed for safety. feel I should work, lights ' of they The resolution pledging support These revered people were among tional. B Installation new withdraw, the now," recently of two traffic president the industrialists to a "constructive the early pioneers of the state, who We want the constitution preserv- on main street at an apsaid. semaphores was drafted built subdued and until the desert has by program" d, but in the light of many things; Beets Used The final ceremony of the evening agricultural proximate cost of $500. This is very blossomed like a rose for the benefits was a special committee of In our recollection where big business deed to. have done. This, no the of the presentation worthy were eleven now which Of this the members. total, enioys. generation seems to have stood in favor we still According to a survey made by the to be a preventative of brokwill Lion doubt, pin Johnson on seven worked by on farms In their long and useful life, they the born farms, think that perhaps the three were agricultural department of the Gar- facial blemish or cne or a en bones, newpresident. while in their teens, and at least six have seen many wonderful changes nncst ns rminh a anorav fantAw vx nq the six. lanf rf vwtUIU UldUU A. O ' J Lion President "Doc" then took his more losses of life. j now own farms. one others When considers take that place. 10 uciiocu i at tne neaa, cms xnv tuin ui cvwiw utvv.vi,ii "v year Application has been approved by out of That totals only twenty-fou- r was pulled across the campaign managers and the club jNOvemoer win De waicnea oy every tops previous years in the feeding in- Mrs. Brough members in general and discharged the the State Committee W. P. A. office n one man but in a her handcart just parents one with special interest. of sugar plains by his campaign financial "obligations by dustry from the for a grant of $960.00 for further wawhen but a small child, they realize actively interested in any question can beets of the valley. ada the soda buying boys pop. have a lot of influence on the decision ter development, also for a $7,000 wonders According to Mr. Christensen there that her experiences and the ditional street improvement project a of of the Indicative life been and of have varied her group. weight many. are now 17.000 head of sheen and Tremonton Male Glee in this cast is of curb and guttering. borne by twenty-fou- r George W. Brough has been a build8,050 head of cattle heing fed for the Pnliries Outlined roductioI1 of meat in this valley. er and has contributed in the erection the fact that their resolution was County approved unanimously by the comShows This has created an ususual demand of churches in two or three wards of His as well as the Congress, which Local mittee one was Tremonton Male for of state. the He the first of the The officers . pulp and molasses, so much so , i. A ' more than 1,500 industrialists attendfacof the Garland Lyric Ability ed. Office Closed Sugar that has be the employees sary in its erection. tory, assisting to restrict company the sale of these James E. Halverson .president of That resolution said: Thev have lived a life of service T. E.Adams, secretary of the local program for the year. New byproducts to beet growers only. the State Security Bank, of Brigham The Congress affirms its belief in wheat committee, received orders on .' . to and their their church were presented and adopted. The country to the present time, 15,000 tons Up Their many friends extend to them City, demonstrates in the following the economic unity and interdepen- Tuesday from Washington to close "Trerr.ontcn Male Glee Club' was vot-- 1 of pulp has been sold and their rename of returns of the occasion. lines that he is not only one of the dence of agriculture and industry. The his books and cease all activity with, the official organi- mains about the same amount p.d as the for fu- many happy couniry s outstanding bankers but a one produces wealth on the land. The respect to the triple A program. The, ture distribution. other produces it in the factory and order made necessary by the ruling lyric writer of no small ability. Invitations have been sent out to This survey was made at the reCoupled with these two accomplish- mine. Each is vital to the other and of the Supreme court declaring the all ro.eri.bers of the club inviting them quest of Dean Auto JJtnh of the U. S. ments, Mr. Halverson is a lover and to national progress and it is essential act unconstitutional, carried no furthto the first meeting of the year to be A. C. and was Maynard, Sz accomplished through Severely grower of flowers and shrubberies. It that work and investment in agricul- er message or instructions. next held Monday evening. Impor-- j the cooperation of the county agent. is among this environment, no doubt, ture cr.d in industry earn a compartant matters pertaning to the policies Leo Jensen, mechanic at the Utah where this prominent man gets this able toward for the same effort and of the club will be discussed at thati Auto and Imnlement company, was se inspiration for such verse. risk. REGINALD HUNSAKER OF time. Wilson Co., Wedneshead about burned the More than thirty millions of people of services vcrely the desiring People the! ELWOOD, ACCEPTS CALL TO WHEN IT'S CHRISTMAS reIN Sales Shaw & are directly dependent upon the day when he attempted to revive the r. 3 asKeu lu uuiiuhji. une ul mc (C1UD THE WASATCH L. D. S. MISSION IN ENGLAND fire by turns from the farms tlfe largest pouring gasoline on it. officers. The new officers are: J. H. A Continued The gas caused an instant explosion single purchasing group in our popu ;Rhead. president ; LaVon Stokes, vice son Mr. of and are returns ade When in Wasatch Christmas Hunsaker, him in Reginald the it's of When farm which the lation. struck the flames secretary-treasurepresident; H. D. Thomas, Due to ' the unusually stormy You are thrilled right through and quate the agriculturists are large Carl Cooke, sargeant at Mrs. Lewis Hunsaker of Elwood, has face, burning him severely. Nephi weather during the sale of the Wilson a faccall to fill a mission for Dustman, who was near at the time through purchasers of goods made in the arms, with C. C. Watkins as director. accepted the L. D. S. Church in England, the of the accident, assisted in putting With the grandeur of the mountains tories. Conversely those engaged in Lumber Company and the Shaw & Iverson Furniture Company, the sales native land of his mother. ; out the flames. He was rushed to the And its balmy skies so blue; industry are correspondingly large have been continued for another Mr. and Mrs. Hunsaker has sent one doctor where he received medical at- And ycu s?.y, "Dear land, I love you," purchasers of the product of the week. For this reason, the pony will farms'. While you sing with mild refrain daughter and this is the sixth son tention. No serious injury is expected not be given away on the 11th as adInof on missions in the past 20 years. It to result from the burns. WHEREAS it is the desire When its Christmas in the Wasatch, ALL TREMONTON STORES vertised. with more will be 20 years next Novemvber since to closely cooperate terrain. Is the Wasatch high dustry "WILL CLOSE AT 8 P. M. ON An announcement will be made in the first son went to the New Zealand Agriculture for the development of a next week's paper telling when the DURING THE SATURDAYS, whiteness of swells In billowing mission where he spent three years. greater degree of national prosperity, pony will be given away and someMeet Bees "WINTER MONTHS. Stand stately evergreens, therefore Reginald will leave for the mission further with respect to the With sentinel rocks, undaunted, school in Salt Lake City Sunday, Jan. BE IT RESOLVED that the Na- thing MERCHANTS COMMITTEE between. necks Outstretched their 12th. tional Association of Manufacturers sales. The first round of the annual bas- With rapturous thrills and 'motion assembled in the Congress of AmeriA farewell program has been arthe white domain, You survey between and can Industry, recognizing that any Bear River in ketball battle 7:30 at for Friday evening ranged Box Elder high school teams will be When it's Christinas in the Wasatch, practical solution of the agricultural the Elwood ward chapel. In the Wasatch wild terrain. nrnhlem must originate witn me A dance will also be held in the fought out Friday night in Brigham. teams last Eoth suffered defeat Farm Organizations who know intiwhich of recreation hall, the proceeds Far distant peaks, unnumbered, will be turned over to Elder Hunsaker. week in their first league encounters mately thedr own problems, recommeet the to sky Stretch up Weto the Directors and Officers of wns mend beaten when Bear River Is The Ho the by invited attend public Their feet in cloudy billows, By DR. JOHN W. HOLLAND Association of ManufacNational the ber and Pox Elder by Ogden. program and dance. Their heads in sunshine lie. committee be appointed a turers that So both are hoping by this game Each time anger Is expressed U The herbage rest in comfort; and collect to The column. to study the various prowinners into the get .grows. Conserved, the snows contain of the Farm Organisations and l to average the Bees arc a'so posals fcThe tires or war are anwyi hoping Growers A blessing for the valleys Celery Farm Leaders and to disseminate to double defeat the Bears gave them died In little Wasatch wide terrain. the From Amerithe of its members from time to time, sumlast year. The root meaning maries and analyses of such propocan brand of politics i Oh blessed land of plenty, On ses as may be of interest and impor13 the at ticks." Monday, mild January sojourn "many With Winter's seed show in the Ogden Livevstock in comtance to the national welfare and to And ever bounteous harvests; Receives They who are backward own beand Seed Show building, Ogden, Utah, stern and wild understanding of the proso industry's ing forward In their It's peaks an exhibit of a large number of varDivorce Complaint Protect blems of agriculture. half will travel aft a favored people ieties of celery will be displayed by BE IT BURTHER RESOLVED that When a person tries to please Not just, with cause complain Dr. Alma Wilson of the Utah State BRIGHAM CITY, Jan. 8. I.eRoy Of ruin everybody he Is tackling a and wreck pledges its support to a con Industry cyclone, Job which God couldn't do. Agricultural College. Bishop, formerly of Tremonton, Box structive safe terrain. agricultural program and Wasatch In the All celery growers of Box Elder Elder school teacher, Tuesday filed A good wife backs up her huswill welcome the support of Agricul J. E. HALVERSON. band when he U right, and county are Invited and urged to visit suit for divorce against Bertha Bishop ture in opposing wasteful Government when this very educational exhibit some- alleging she refused to have children, WHY DCtfT DXBTISTf helpi him to back-uGovernment Compeu is expenditures, nhnve adant The wn. ' he U wrong. obtained separate employment, and time during Monday. Gov CHARC1 tion with unnecessary "When-It'Industry, TCUSgf tIDC3? Springtime went out without his consent . They ed to the tune. ROBERT H. STEWART, WMcNwiprrCBlo. in the Rockies." Try it) (Please Turn to Page Four) County Agri. Agent were married August 83, 1929. I ! ed. j "Membership of the local association has increased materially because of low interest rates and other adm ( $505,-600.00- ed con-fuss- in-act- ed ' WAV IA ." . coun-cilme- n. - RESOLVE TO 1 n; BACKFARMERS "Industry, Agriculture Inextricable," Is Leaders i j Celebrates Wddm c Anniversary ! -. A' . er . J of Sugar Extensively j ' forty-seve- n past-presiden- t's , Vi rip-K- t i r forty-seve- . Prominent Banker flnh . 1 n:: 1 1.1. i. V. M -- , Wheat Allotment Tuesday by-la- - MehawV at Imi. Burned Lumber Iverson r; NOTICE Bears to At Brigham Friday ''"'" m-iV- hot-lieid- t. Attention Court . 't p s Week |