Show MAKE THE FIRST READ THE TIMES A PAPER FELL CRAMMED OF NEWSY ARTICLES CONCISELY WRITTEN WITHOUT COMMENT OR OPINION i PAYMENT ON THE SOCIAL HALL PROMPTLY GARLAND VOL 2 No 45 Pertinent By WHAT ARE V Next Year to See Paragraphs Wb Forestry Work In County Furthered Johna CONGRESSMEN? tentative approval large loans to cooperative organizations has been recently made by the Federal Farm Board The loans recently made are to dairy cooperatives on the Pacific coast The first is to the United Dairymen’s Association Seattle Washington a loan of $900000 for effective merchanof addising and the acquirement ditional physical faculties needed In the marketing of the dairy products of Announcement of a number of Here Is a title which might provide most any sort of a humorous or serious essay It Is a timely one too since every once in a while we find a senator or representative asking himself the question who There are certain congressmen take a particularly exalted view of their position They feed thepiselves bound to vote on certain matters Just as they think the folks back home want them to vote Like a and they The application of the Challenge ?r“c"3rriTSooi for merchandising and trees and have make County Commissioners Appoint Registration Officers Back Survey been and uncertain object Columbia The pouring of concrete on the new storage unit of the Box Elder Ware- house Corporation began today tilth - fa--1 qulrement of additional physical Icllitles needed In the marketing of the rtft)ry pr0iucta of members was approved and the Lower These associations They are a type we need fewer and fewer of Followers we have a plenty already This year many punted to beautify $200 THE YEAR 1930 cubic feet of cement dally It is Planned to have the entire atruc- ture completed within the next three weeks according to J Y Rich president of the company The building Is to be an exact dupll- cate of the one constructed here last 10 000 effective Like the chamelion that changes its Hardwood trees willows spruce pine color with Its surroundings they are flr ands cedar trees as the conditions ready to change their minds— If they as the growers prefer happen to have any — with every straw demand and will be available for fanners and others vote that comes down the wind JUNE 5 County commissioners meeting Monday approved th: appointment of Registration Agents In and for the Bear River valley and adjacent precincts as listed below They also gave assurance to Dr Joseph A Geddes of the Utah State who was present Agricultural College that they would give him their hearty support in his proposed study of financial relief administration for the indigent In the county The list of registration- officers follows: Calls Honeyville Matilda Hunsaker Fort Joseph Lang horn Collinston Marie Lefier Bear River City Elvina A Jensen Tremonton Wm E Getz Oarland Sarah Jensen Beaver Dam Alice Elwood Gertrude Simmons Mor tense n Riverside George R Hales AssociDairy Cooperative Rosetta S Petersen Fielding Nettle which watf Oregon Godfrey Plymouth George Smith by the Farm Board In Ruth I Holman Mantua bus- - Ff18 250000 In their present mem- - capacity of approximately hels of Bear River Valley wheat When F1”- 1f)rln® D!'freyvUle’ completed this pioneer wheat cooper- tains” on atlv will have facilities here for the ation Astoria granted a loan January include Rkv iun Gnd LSK that ““ HU M grain annually The warehouse movement has shown steady growth since Its inception here Just a little more than a year ago Hundreds of farmers have Joined the Most of these same organization of the growers are members Grain Growers Inc a division of the National Grain Growers Inc a nation wide association of wheat a Curlew Maroni Arbon — o— Mr George Henrie made a visit to his ranch Thursday where he found that the frost had not done much dam-sVerna Carter — ValleyjCommunities Memorial Day at V Garland Singers Garland Gnardsmen r 5 C Petterson As Club Head For Next Year Loving Cup Activity Prize I Exhibited to Members J L HARVEY RETAINED Kirkhams Provide Song and Dance Amusement Features Back In their old den the Garland Lions gathered last night around the luncheon table and officially told one another of the big convention they had just attended at American Fork and passed around the group the big silver loving cup which the club won for havthe biggest project of ing consumated the year Incidentally they roared a lit- tie also The official report of the convention was given by delegate “Doug” Gunderson who gave a detailed account of the activities of the various sessions and told of the many actlvittea being sponHe sored by the clubs of the district mentioned the attention that the Gar- land club attracted at the meet be- cause of its size and activity It being‘s the largest In the district and yet having the second largest attendance at regular luncheon meetings The club was complimented also on Its winning the year's activity trophy by the people at the meet wae of the The big event the meeting election of officers Balloting resulted In the election of P O Petterson as president for the ensuing year J M was elected Gaddle retiring president first John Benson was Mark elected second Nichols Elmer third Jensen treasurer J J Wise tail twister O Q Sweeten end Alfred Michaelis two year directors J L Harvey was retained as secretary These officers will assume their positions at the first meeting In July Musical entertainment was furnished by Joseph Klrkham and his father and cousin of Lehl and consisted of singing and Instrumental numbers There was also e little step dancing In which Geo Henrie threw mean foot Joseph Klrkham told of his recent visit to the camp of the Utah National Guard at Jordan Marrows and reported that the Oarland unit Is entering Into the work with good spirit and Is accomplishing a great deal for a new group was admitted to Marvin Nielsen membership in the club who What we do need Is congressmen are leaders We want men and women with well founded opinions men who vanla who has been employed marketing agencies there is - o — — A number of plant- forester can take a stand and bring forth such even flow of cooperative Buretj have been made In this Immediate ducta to the markets of the West Coast logical valid reasons for It that the in spite of the rush states and a proper distribution of any public Is glad to ally itself behind them vicinity this spring has been jeuephistn die East through the region-- pf spring Wfirk—AU to secure these cheap trees al association of Land O’Lakea Cream-ha- of the Federal Farm Board When a man of thisTtrlpe runs for necessary All the space In this new warehouse been for the farmers to get in touch eries tac Minneapolis n office he does not cast about to Minnesota Keep as well as that available In the other with County Agent Stewart the direction of the political mind Mr Genaux has made an extensive building has been contracted for since He studies the problems reaches a delast winter trees in the The continued growth of his survey of the native cision and endeavors to persuade Jensen Speaks the concern will make another storage Ezra mountains here annd of those that constituents to his way of thinking unit necessary next year At the prehave been planted in the Utah valleys Brigham City Memory sent time groups of grain men in Idaho and is In a position to know just what When a man of this stripe lis In conand In other parts of Utah are consida varieties are best adapted to our soils gress he Is there purely championing Program of allying themcause he thinks is just He Is not there and to the mountain climate ering the advisability selves with the local company as a with one eye on his check and another It is argued by the men who have Residents of' communities most economical means of gaining the on the electorate while he chemes and studied this work that many pieces of large and waste can be land made a source of advantages offered by the cooperative small thruout tho Box Elder County trades votes for advantage profit and beauty by the planting of system took lit activities fitting to the obpart woodlots on them and many crops 0 If our legislative bodies are no longer and buildings can be that servance of Memorial day No special protected from Mrs Oluf Johnson accompanied by made up of great men great leaders the Inclement weather of winter by her daughters and Mrs Geo A Beal exercises were held in the local cemeIt Is because following has become a po- trees adapted for this service it is also tery but 'many visited their family a trip to Brigham City Wedneslitical habit and the ‘leaders stay at of the old Garland The- made Mrs Remodeling suggested by some that the marginal plots here and in distant placet day Johnson and Mrs Beal at- burial home acres those that are not producing atre begun last week Is to leave a token of flowers In memory continuing with tended a business of the meeting to a be reasonable enough pay profit the Installation of new lighting fixtures Daughters of the Pioneers and also of departed dear onea Correspondence trees because from nearby towns reveals that great of the profit It was the splendlflarray of leaders planted to of a new and at- paid a short visit to Mrs Helen Bums numbers from the comparatively newly not of followers that made the early that might be realized and the excess and the construction P Mew carpets are ready founded vllllages hers returned to the congresses of our nation so remarkable production of certain crops that might tractive front ba avoided towns of their earlier years to do honfor the lobby some beautiful drapes are To Those w bo are Interested in this ordered and the new Voe&lite sound or to the memory of their people work are asked to see Mr Stewart Plymouth Portage Collinston Beaver screen a beaded screen adapted for county agent Dam Riverside Fielding and East Oar sound films and one designed for the o — land and Tremonton all report such complete elimination of eyestrain Is Saturday visits Indicating that Memorial Day ready to put In place U of U Commencement does call forth a great deal more seriThe valley's new Paramount Theatre Camp Life than Is often supposed Program Announced playing to the most exacting of theatre The Garland M Men's Chorus direct- ousAtobservance Tremonton an unusually large goers in the entire valley will open In ed by Mark Nichols and the Garland number of people visited the city cemethe very near future The show medals and other The cups Double Mixed Quartet under the leadLoving annual commencement tery this year The Installation of a for the talkie advent here Is one awards are in store for the battalions of Fred JL Nye and consisting water reservoir pumping apparatus and and Individuals excelling in the various at the University of Utah la to be held that will give the new theatre an op- ership a to supply water for the Big system of Harold Mrs D piping 10 Mrs inclusive In Henry Manning activities and showing the most Im- June 8 to June portunity to demonstrate what It can has stimulated considerable hall the new university audi- do with a production of the highest Persson altos Mrs Ed Holmgren Mrs cemetery provement In their work at the camp at J Delos interest in cemetery beautification sopranos class for it will be an all talking sing- - Frank Driggs Jordan Narrows this year The awards torium 400 students Approximately Game Bass there Harold Castleton are to be made on the final day June will receive bachelor degrees about 25 lng dancing one hundred percent nat-- 1 Thompson The equipment Installed is reported Theo Arbort tenors “Gold Diggers of Wendell Grover 14 The Garland unit Is going to make will receive master degrees land more ural color show the show selected presents will enter the church M I A contest sufficient to supply water to every lot an effort to secure their fair share of than 100 others wilf "diplomas Broadway” in the cemetery these awards for two and three year normal courses the cast to a gorgeous array of color- - at Salt Lake City Saturday The Let's Have Some Fun At Brigham City a service was conColcord of New York City fu costumes an orchestra of the high- - test will take place at the Assembly The train carrying the Garland and ducted by the American Legion under type and a chorus of real Broadway haH at 2 P M One of the most Interesting games at the noted peace advocate and interesting FolllesBrigham contingents arrived direction of Commander B the The Clyde Sroups have successfully competever played in these parts will comNarrows at one o’clock Monday Per- student of world affairs will deliver the The Broadway gold diggers have a d against all comers in ward stake Stratford with Ezra Jensen of Garland mence at 4 p m Friday June 6th address to the gradusonnel and equlppment were detrained commencement the memorial address Band popular reputation that may 'or may division and district and are now prim- - delivering vs The Girls clubl Lions’ the Team all tents pitched bunks made and as- ates on Tuesday June 10 be representative of their real char- - ed for the final effort Many of the numbers solos salute and the reading Lions will be Presiding Bishop Sylvester Q Can- - not and signed and every man definitely represented by Speedy Bill acterThose who see the show will see boy to the chorus are now at the of names of departed soldiers were Vanfleet settled In time for supper non of the Church of Jesus Christ of one Captain and pitcher Kid Mycomfortably features of the program but Narrows at of version Jordan life which Latter-dawill their y camp training give Saints ron will bacthe deliver Richards catch Chappie which was prepared by the kitchen deHarry Mr Jensen In his Brigham City adsecure a leave of absence to be at calaureate sermon in Kingsbury halllthem an toslght Into the facts It first base Laddie Wm King tail of Battery “A” dress traced the origin of Memorial Swlnyard 8 The short stop Young Niels Nielson second annual public sents the sirens of the “Great White the contest Intensive training began at 3:30 A M Sunday June Day back to the dark reconstruction The Garland string trio which address to Phi base Sonny Phi honor schol- Way” at play in a setting of music Boy Frank Davis short Civil war Tuesday the following and contest starting with calisthenics be- arship society Kappa period el the right to' enter the final and dancing will be given by the stop no 2 Babe Ruth D E Manning fore breakfast which was called at 6:15 This will be followed by "The Virgin-- 1 reported to have decided not to enter dwelt upon the slgnficance of Memorial Frank Chance T E King Tony Lazer-followed by field work at 7:00 o’clock Reverend Frank L Hunt M A B D ian” a show of an entirely different the final competition Thruout the pre- day observance today to soldiers vetHenrie Roger Hornsby to 12 noon The afternoon schedule of the Unitarian church Balt Tairy erans and civilians The care of the AaronGeorge a Uminary competition no one has of the outdoors picture 9 type great June City Porter Monday Included class room Instruction and tested their tight to go to the top and widows and orphans of departed soldscenes action the vivid The annual Presistupendous reception given by a recreational program this seems to have taken the zest out iers was also urged In the splendid adand again all sound dent and Mrs Qeorge Thomas to the Snowville Business dress of the game for the Instrumentalists The boys who are at camp with the and friends of the university — o local unit Headquarters Battery of the graduates DID YOU EVER STOP TO THINK People all over the Bear River stake will be held at their home In the afterMan Dies at Tremonton will watch their representatives First Battalion under command at the of noon of School Band June 9 Phi Kappa High meet Lieutenant Tracy R Welling are as Phi will Monday Garwith interest Last year the (By EDSON R WAITE) hold Initiation for the newly Funeral services were held Sunday at Gives Summer Concerts follows: Carl D Brown national advertising land quartet took second place and elected members in the mtiralng and 2 p m at the Snowville ward chapel for Leo R Walker Tracy R Welling in the evening there will be a banquet manager of the Salt Lake Tribune Garland singers have In other years who died at the Valcome out at the top of the list William J Cullimore Jr Harold Next Saturday evening at 8 p m at Hess C Nelson at 33Tremonton n feu the Phi Kappa Phi initiates and the says: Friday at Lee Isaacson Hunter J Gaddle o “What has become of Silas with his Tremonton the Bear River High School 5ley hospital alumni of the organization p m following an operation for apboots Don C Chambers Keith H Driggs band under the direction of instructor pendicitis baggy trousers coat too short alumni Side Up” University reunions have 01(1 Newell J Udy Duane W Archibald rtraw hut and his whiskers and “Sunny been scheduled for Tuesday afternoon George O Nye will give the first of a Mr Nelson was a native of Snowville summer of In Howell L Cannon Marrlon T Clark to concerts series his hair? At the Liberty continue where he was born June 10 A business meeting of the hayseed January 12 1897 Glen O Grover Jack Shumway 'Ill tell you! Here he comes with a alumni will be held weekly during the next two months A evening Phyllis Arbon In 1925 new bandstand has been constructed HeMrmarried W Wood Lowell Hart Stenblock St Kuppenheimer P Burton June 9 The annual Monday alumni banquet neat on Nelson was the son of Mr and Janet Gaynor and Charles Parrel for the use of the band all pressed a Stetson hat suit Gam N Capener Ouss L Forsberg and ball will be given Tuesday evening Nelson of Snowville and David Mrs G filmdom’s will sweethearts favorite Next Saturday’s program of this was a member of Florsheim shoes and the latest in ties Mark W Garrett Earl M Gleason June 10 at the Hotel Utah the firm of D G Nelmusical shirts and socks looks like a Kansas make their Fox Movietone Willis Hess Roy P George N Gleason The following classes of graduates splendid group of students will be as son Sons’ Co Later he organized the theatre follows: comedy debut on the Liberty Jensen Robert S Klrkham Leo ft will hold reunions this year: The City banker (or better) don't he? Sales Service Co of Tremonton 1 March “Step 2 “Do you remember when most any- screen in “Sunny Side Up” written by Keith R Vanfleet Farrell G class of 1880 the classes of '87 '88 March Besides and Lively” his widow little son and his DcSUva Brown and Henderson This “Band Boys" 3 one from a farm or ‘county’ Wood and Mark J Wood Waltz and 90 Elaborate production parents he Is surrvived by three brothas the 4 Novelette “Little Wonder” “Marjorie” hailed could be spotted Instantly 5 Oveo by their ers Mack C and D C Jr of Snow6 Sure —some twenty or more greatest of the year will be seen and rture “Western World” clothes? Dans&ntte DEWEYVILLE M I A ville the latter being bishop of that heard June 10 11 and 12 Beauty Parlor Opens "Peerless years ago And the city slicker could "Dainty Maid” 7 March ward and Wm C Nelson manager of Parrel reveals a pleasing baritone IS as easily be his “Indian the Motor Triumphal” 8 Intermezzo numbers which is Trail” Supply Co of Idaho Falls Miss Grace Marriott has 9 Trombone 'But“who‘c‘tell ’em‘'Iiow? opened a “Slidin Novelty — o — to thousands to Wa already Easy” 9 March “Nifty” of the The small town has Its stores with up- shoppe In the Parlor a special meeting Beauty Sunday evening to Hotel where she will do all Contracts ?f ?nlrers- - Mlss GaJ For Box Elder merchandise-t- he — same — o— was called in connection with the reg- Garland kinds of hair dressing ‘togtog dances and plays kind of radios top coats gloves shirts ular conjoint meeting at which the Y Hickman to School Buildings Go Out interested in one of the and luggage sold In the larger cities L M I A was reorganized with the If you are flne mt uPP°rttog Address High Priests permanent waves the ringlet end and Its workmen farmers and busl- following new officers: Jennie Marble Of County natural natural or combination ness men are smartly tailored and Saron JL)?m president Orpha Ault and Alice and Frank Richardson who made wave call No 3 and make an appointE Prof J Hickman of Logan will counselors Irene Llsh secretary In the “Fox Movietone ment for any of these new waves done “And by the way to the High Priest quorum at the A bid of $2540 for the construction the old ‘Wck speak Purdette Farmer Maggie Marble and with the whlte latest machines made sparkling Priesthood union town is Just about gone where Silas has' school house at Clear on the 15th of a Eithel Marble class leaders Dr J W wmmedienne and El Bren- - of this month Hemeeting Miss Marriott has specialized in went’ Across the country by motor on the Creek a small community in the westwill Chambers Mable Chambers C J finger 8wltoh impersonations have word of wisdom and its speak waving and is prepared to give or train or plane you can see small was accepted effect 6n the ern part of the county Dewey Ella Peck and N Earl Marble the wave of the 8cren most P°P- best suited for every type cities smart clean bright with con-were the visiting board person that breaks it as well as the un- by the county board of education at a members on care of the skin and crete pavements periormers Suggestions of A Bell stores with fine fronts born offspring Prof Hickman has recent meeting Qeorge who were present and gave out some — on hair advice coeand the of bidder low was on choice and lawns Four other and is well the the that Logan bespeak parks subject specliaized and suggestions along metics will also be timely remarks town he rides In a modem car and both able to give us something to think bids all ranging near the low mark given by Miss prosperity the lines of M I A work “And these citizens—well they know his wife and himself look llike the about in this lecture were submitted For complimentary —— o facial call No 3 all aboout the latest talkie the newest average Earl S Paul of Ogden took the bid folks you see In MUSIC LESSONS and make an appointment adv styles best books songs and the last New York Seattle Tulsa Des Moines Mr and Mrs J D Gunderson have for an addition to the auto merchanics o— word in how to serve dinners and play or Salt Lake City" returned after having spent spent a building at the Box Elder High at G O Sweeten took 1550 spring friers golf Piano— Vocal and Band Instruments Question— “What did It?” week visiting relatives and friends at $9900 and Halverson's of Ogden were to Geo O Nye Classes now to Ogden this morning and heating Apply for James Silas may wear boots and overalls Answer— "National newspaper sdver- - Mt Pleasant after attending Lions’ awarded the plumbing Adv Bigler Phone 1S5W contract at $2314 organizing when he works but when he cornea to tlsing" convention at American Fork s' P lions Select P Unit Begins Today The Box Elder In their regular of members mirror they are only reflectors have about as much depth He who attempts to be thus a follow er of an imagined pubic opinion will find himself pursuing a most capricious UTAH THURSDAY Farm Board Approves Pouring Concrete Loans to Big Dairy Coops On Grain Storage Of West Coast Contest Enjoying Baseball Friday reivi - 5"? 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