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Show Saturday. December 25. 1937 CACHE AMERICAN LOGAN, CACHE COUNTV, UTAH ID S. business col-- ' attending tho t. re at Silt Lake City; Wanda Mill. Aim Hardman srp registered'. Hmaiiipa cuiii-ge- ; at iii iieni-Kp- r Not man Whitney. who received scholarship In music U attending VlOOCl Mendon Citizens Look to Future In Building Of Homes Page Seven with Ills store he has a coul yard mow plough from the Statu do-fitter aud is always on baud to ceniber 541,695 pounds of I and bundles Blue Blaze coul. He parlmeul to add to In equipment sci ommoduio any ordeit. milk. w has pui chased one motor truck before winter sets In, wliiiU will; w l Thete Is abopt S.oco fHaes 0f ry ,.w Peterson malutuina a from the Amalgamated Bug- - enable him to better fight tha(ni;o g pv. eggs being trucked out of town ,u. highway sr company, whhh Is being in- huge drifts whhh are known tu!puied to serve the public, dining the year, some going to the IvOcldS stalled by hl store and another pile up lu these west mountains1 The Cache Commission, but Hie greatbi Kiklund and other. Fills the BY. I'. at J'rovo. scale from M. ( Rigby at Cacbe and over certain slteaks through Emil, render aid to motorist as er supply goes to the Utah Poul-- I a cliur.h organization Junction to h,audio his business at the v alley. All are 21 per-!- t try arnuK lat ion. There they enter town from the south cent that phnv. w About 34 new motor curs have and Increase over last year's pro- progressing a,1(l each sponsur cn-- 't west. is Kiklund a for lh need tcrtalnmetil enough INCWtOn The ward, under the direction come to town this year, Including line man and Is employed most duct Ion, hut only about ono third Mrfc MARVEL BARTLETT young and old. The of the Mine new tractors of the time of what wai produced In 1931. of a wuter board, bus been Im- some trucks. by the l ull Power A achool Another year bag cear- Sunday and uue harvester. All these new superlntondency $7.00 per MILLVILLE They average around town system the used ALICE proving By CHRI8TENSCN At the foot of the gj EXltoSIn the Light company. history of Mvtidou sponsors tha May Hay celebration case, Including the pay roll. Since I for culinary purposes. They pur- tractor does awsy with a largo gone mountains In the south eastern M'ephl Benson has a service staand alao the Christmas NEWTON each uuiuber activities horses year of makes haw lug and folio and the inure off from aitual chased a new spring with a good depression Judging dropping aud the tion aud candy kitchen at the celebration which takes place on appearances there seems to be lit- flow from Messrs. the dairy products has come back part of Cache Valley lies the litgrew Xormand and buy for tale. The farmers Ugm place duriug the year: corner south east so of 25th. the town, December more alfalfa Is than tle in more for than (be poultry, by diver- tle town of Millville. It is about our town from one R. O. Looslie Just Ihls side of required change l'0ur city has a population of 0 a wtraveling public need have no sifying the crops. It Insures a four miles south of Logan. The Relief Society Js helping to year to another, as there Is not Clarkston and piped It to tho old feeding, but there Is always administration our city orrlet. people, and out the church Security plan much building goiug on, or change one; purchased some time ready market fur the surplus In Income and pay checks It was named after the old grist ago the are as follows: Mayor, Neph Sor- carry The L.D S. church bouse has steady In the number of Inhabitants as from John Butters. towns. even though the mill which several each month, surrounding quilts, making All the gathering old by fruit, was this years ago was ho ensen, been lawn to rue of the town. Each year two pipes were dug up, cleaned and redecorated, planted wheat crop la somewhat of a failThe wheat crop was some above vegetables and used articles. second Oliver completely by fire, exterm; a destroyed for all year around, with trees, shrubs and ure, most farmers are agreed on We have one L.D.S. missionary, or three families move out. nllhr relald in fresh gravel; two springs the average In moat places, but Bbelt-pfor the rock walls, which are Verl Larsen, cept Joseph Taylor. educational as were dug out near here and piped (he price at present U not so evergreens, aud a sprinkling sys- this subject purposes, Elder Earl Bulat, laboring In the for still standing firm, the gables, og Charles Ladle, Harry Bartyoung men getting s start In life, In, three new catch basins have good. Many are aull holding most tem Installed. mission field. which tower high over the pretty with couucilmen, Wayne aa lett, but been of two The from added to the their of tho of remarks of Judging alt for of camps crop, hoping a raise system, Daughters Blacksmith Wll'lle aa recorder and Eva Smith Fork river which New Year Resolution There have been 10 marriages, an in which the Pioneers who cost settler cobble for erected a returned $4,300. early price. approximately split flows only a few rods away. deaths recorded. a visit aa treaaurtr, aud John O. Hughes 14 births and of 40 years abIt Is estimated that subscriber fall are If a not this alone arter honor of you monument to the Ormond Alvls bas purchased the they have Mendon led Cache Valley In the There has been very little buildaa marshall. sence, there has been quite a doubled our water supply. The home of Mrs. Martha Beck aad Is Ita early settlers on the corner of the Cache American, look over of homes during ing Some building and remodeling birth of the first child born in marked Improvement unnotleeable board bas also enlarged all the the public square t a cost of the many features of home Inter- - the and Improving making some needed repairs. Cache Valley on the new year a few of the homes past has taken place In our city. to the continued resident. main canals used for Irrigation 1100. The church activities our In contained areest haW 1937. a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Christmas; Herald Griffin, who commenced "sWgTediid ronw Jesse Baker has built a new H. C. Stauffer. He stated that when he left purposes. 'paper which you are now a nice new bungalow last tall bas carried on about as usual. been"'' 'pUnted. "The chicken coop. Many homes have mo-tl- y here The were there beet was houses Resolve are two busses are school There that log crop you The general health and oodl-tlo- n been high lng. going exceptionally was whihe same the store, since occupying formerly operat been shingled. Henry Jensen and of our community Is fairly and a good many dk roofs; that good Ihls year, though the acreage early spring. Like Mr. Hurtlg's, It go from our ward each morning j to be a subscriber during 1938 and ed by Raymond Woodbury Is now Mr. and Mr. Melvin Muir have was cut rod not as their waur drinking large as usual. The Is a wvll built modern aud up to to the North Cache High school, the years to come. Only $150 perpcrnted by Farley Jessup, good and we take this opportunity people remodeled Ibeir home. outfarmers are becoming sumewhat dute in every to wkh a Merry Christmas and a from wells with frequent currying about 65 pupils, and one 'year and carries the local news to respect. Is finished local The wheat crop has not been break of by Happy and prosperous New Year A PWA project, sponsored typhoid fever that too discouraged about the prices paid and furnished ail through buss whkh picks up the your doors three times a week. with quite as good as usual, but peas, a for beets. Mendon City, is being completed. to all our former citizens, neighheavy death toll. The lighting and Cache Junction students modem heating and cooling beets, and potatoes have yielded The building of another reservoir boring friends along with the Cache system was oil lumps. There were During this age, with the brings them Into town. We also Here for Holidays well. no telephones, nor motor cars; number of motor cars on large U'.S. the same size as the present one, American staff. have students the attending the litis Densun and his son We have one missionary In tho travel was all done by horses and highways, and the speed with which Is JO feet wldo by 60 feet A.C. at Mont have purchased 4S0 acres of Cyril McClellan, son of Prof field, Elder Edward Larson, Jr., wagons with a few white nd and 10 feet deep These resermilk top which they go. good roads are a of truck loads leave Three land south of Cache farming and Mrs. C. E. McClellan of 44 who Is laboring in Denmark. buggies; poor roads, and in muddy iiPoes-ltvoirs will hold ISO thousand galWith Carl W. Jorgen- Jaum-ltofrom the West Cuche town each day .two going to the South, 4th Erst street. Is expected weather it would take four or five sen as state road lons of water and will be used for During the pact year there have at Kkhmond. which supervisor of Land Company and will farm Scgo plant hours to go to Logan; and many lb is district for the eleven births, seven deaths lbs. home for the holidays. He culinary purposes The project al- 2,595,000 last three on a much higher scale next year estimates about other disadvantages. from the University of! and nine marriages. Included the installation of new parted an the with years, our roads have been kept year, average during The Newton Irrigation company, o Now we have ulce comfortable in very good condition. 3.20 and ( Inch flow line and Intake boxes. He Is average of 40 Illinois on Thursday. There arewith a committee appointed test of of A new sprinkling system has been attendMost notable contradiction nine students other Utah furnace heat; homes with every assisted by Ralph Tuddenham as along fat. cents for butter per pound to work with them, are InvestiInstalled around the new school same Institution who left the year: the sitdown strikers who modern convenience that can be truck driver and Jess Malmberg the to The truck load is taken other lng bouse and lawn planted. found In any city; we can drive as helper, and maintains 50 miles gating the feasibility tot a new Wellsvllle to the Morning Milk for the west on the same train asserted they were taking a firm have been placed In difIsland for their rights. to Logan In 20 to 30 minutes, and of road on the west side. Many reservoir for the town farther plant. It has deliveries up to De-- as did Mr. McClellan. ferent rooms In the school house. all other tilings have changed ac- new roud signs, with mileage re- down the creek from the old site. the Idea favor of They obtaining so Improvements do flectors, speed limit curves cordingly, and Chickens and cows form one of come each year slowly. all requirements have been added aid from the reclamation service By Mrs. FRED JENSEN the main sources of Income for WFA rather than the or the FWA. this community, as it Is quite a PROVIDEN'CE John Hurtig has erected a new recently to warn the traveling The old reservoir hag been Our city seems mapped S3 modern brick home on the high- public of dangers ahead; guard and Us hay district. This Is one thing to have A gage capacity noted. progressed considerably way that when alls have been placed where has which furnish steady employment be will completed been placed at a at the during the past year. We have a one of the year round. the best on the west side; needed and parking signs In front lower dam site where point a record Is Ml population of some one thousand the In of the stores for all town, go excellent, a arrangements being Mendon has had very prosperkept of the water available for with heating plant and cooling order and syaffm. Mr. Jorgensen ous year In 1937 In comparison people. storage In the new reservoir. w ho those us informs done have Among that are about all they conveniences. and other system with the recent past few years. The irrigation company has The wheat crop, although the remodeling, painting or shingling The best of material bas gone ready to begin woik on the spent around $300 on its main on homes their between the here year and during into Smithfield; the the building; was nut grounds, to are: Ted Nielsen, Walter Fuhrl- - bridges, gates and surroundings that gravel will be hauled and the canals. F. J. Kloepfer. a contracfield was fair. up Our hay crop was tor of Logan with his power shovChris Morris man, Smith, In Stirland, are being put shape. They hope roa(l Put in shape this fall, pne- - el, bas enlarged good and with butterfat prices up LaMont all the main A. L. Baer, W. J. to be moved In soon. to next Fife, oiling early paratory Is making this crop a source of a thing very much needed, canals north and cast of town. Susan Schless, Oliver Chupp, spring, Income. lias major This part of the system has hamRoy Salisbury purchased Melvin Bitter, David the lilose Rigby home and built a due to the amount of travel over pered good use of the water for Sugar beets were a source Renner. new and Albert that piece of road. School busies some on his garage premises. time past. employment and Income to Men Jesse Theurer has built a new from Newton and Clarkston are A law suit seems eminent beA new postoffice has been added don that help to meef taxes and home. Jacob Rimlerkneclit, Louis dependent upon that road In order tween debts. It has been quite a few Frank and W. I). to the side of Amos Rigby's store t0 Trenton as plaintiff and p(.t al, the hgh gchool gtud. Clnigg have built n years since the farmers have had new barns and a new entrance has and painted up. Irrigation coments to and from school each day. Ivan Benson and Ifishop Ralph such a large tonnage of beets on been built on the Providence pavTrenton is In connection with all the pany as defendants. That, their land. Since the development ilion. Jones have Improved their homes. OIher traffic acrosg the valley, threatening to take the water of the white fly resistant seed and front the Biich creek spring, the Marcus Cooley has purchased it a very busy highway. We have two wards in our city. M. C. Rigby's home and has on the system, which has the supply of water we now get largest Bishop At present four or five extra been used ward chaPpI 19 decorated for been u from the Hyrum dam. has made fixing up the grounds, also men are by the assisting in putting up beets a profitable business which held a carnival bazaar for two remodeled the barn and out buildever since company the aerly 15 to 20 miles of snow fence where this fall. settlement of these towns, to be ings. promises to be expanded consider- days AVe boast of a grocery store and is at the bad, commencing drifting fitter and is always on hand to There are two grocery stores, ably in the future. It is a crop Garage, Blacksmith each doing about the usual amount top of the Collinston divide and people of this company feel this well adapted to our agricultural .confectionary. Cache down store. Fetersboro, a and mercantile through set-uof business. while important will de- shop to is not necessary when there are Our city school employees eight Lavoir Dowdle is a live wire; Junction, Newton and on over other springs in tlic vicinity which pend entirely on world market teachers. Cornthen up Smithfield; through he has bought the Larsen can be purchased to supply their conditions. and Trenton Clarkston, 3 ish. water Our eiiy has separate business on the corner of demands. Our poultry Industry Is showing from roads the to Tender and etbllshed Pali"B protect John Ralph, who maintains the & some decline due to the price of systems. und drlfla tiael niaking At our city election In November a hardware store. He carries most " inler old post office, has given it a and high cost of feed. But saf,Walter Fuhriman w? elected ma- everything needed in that line and nlore coat of paint. He is a very capable!; we still hav eseveral good poultry-me- n yor, to succeed J. Austin Frank If it is not in stock he will soon Mr. Jorgensen has been assured In our community painter, paper hanger who is at the beginning of the new year. supply any needs. In connection of a new truck and a new making their poultry project pay in The are here engaged people and receiving a nice weekly check. The price of dairy prod- fruit growing, poultry producing, ucts at the present are very en- and some of our Cry farmers have been successful In turkey raising. couraging to the dairy man. Con- Several of our men are employees sequently more Interest is being at the sugar factories In Northern S3 shown In this line. At present some go to Ida- S3 we have two truck loads of milk Utah, Ogden and In the facho for the employment leave our town daily for Bordens S3 tories. factory and one load to the Morn- We have had a M of number larger ing Milk at Wellsvihe, and an ex- births than deaths the year during pansion in this basic industry is A large number of marriages have sure to come if prices stay their taken place. , present level. Some dairy herds Our community entered a booth have been purchased and brought In the county fair which was con- M into town this year and many fine dairy animals are raised ev- sidered very good and received W 5 first prize. Font Zollinger has had ery year. Our surplus can always a steam installed system heating find a ready market on the coast. Veal and beef are a side issue in his home. Eight of our young men are seriMit bring in some revenue. ving as LI)S missionaries in varWe have 45 students ious missions of the United States, at South Cache Highregistered school. Europe, South America and the S! .Those attending the U.S.A.C. are: South Sea Islands. May the coach at your door bring you Another year rolls round . . . and Budge Kidman, Claud Stauffer, We also have men in the fox Orval Ladle, John Welch, business. seasons! and cattle Edgar all the joys of this happiest of SoVensen, Demont Walker, our friendship is twelve months older! We are proud of out: city and feel Okey Iliibner and Faye Hancock, Franwe are as progressive as any city sa cis Baker, Alton Longstroth are its size in the valley. lt, 1 ivemences nnu gar-sca- tinu IvCSninglC J IndlCcltC GrOWtll In JTC3i ..... ... MlIIVllIC 1 e - n. . 'bn I Citizens of Providence Exhibit Thrift in Matter of Modernizing Homes 3S pre-drou- th Fuh-rima- er Newton-Clarksto- mj,s Ph Carl W. Sanders Newton-C'larks-to- Coal and Wood I , K YUliTlOE BEST IKI5HE5 m a m YULETIDE GREETINGS 3 3 3 3 M 55s.: City Coal Co. S. B. Benson, Manager CACHE VALLEY COAL AND STOKER COMPANY Logan Coal Company CQfafefmas 1937 M Deck the kails uith. t ovetts of kolljf 5ts tke season to le joU.y MerryChristmas Best And Wishes for the New Year the joys of a season noted for its happiness be multiplied for you . . . May tH SSI sa , E;VANS COAL AND ICE COMPANY I g M. & L COAL AND WOOD COMPANY uuuSI!l3)31iin! Vail Fuel Royal Knight Company Coal Company |