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Show t and Lower Bear River Valley An Independent Newspaper Devoted To The Interests Ot The People OtRich County $1.50 Per Year In Advance Volume 7 Number 21 EXTENSION NEWS NOTES Laketown News Bond Election Notice Garden City News SALE OF SEED CONTAINING NOXIOUS WEED SEEDS WATER CONSERVATOR The efforts of the people of Utah in Mr. and Mrs. LaMont Hodges and GIVES ADVICE ON , few years to eliminate noxi- son, RICHOOUN-TYthe past OF NOTICE PUBLIC DeWayne, and Mrs. N. J. Hodges, Theron Sleight of Pegrain, Idaho, is DROUTH FIGHT resulted in a great UTAH, SCHOOL DISTRICT ous weeds have were Salt Lake and Ogden visitors weeds Noxious here again working for C. E. Cheney. deal of disappoinment. BOND ELECTION last week. Mr. and Mrs. Hodges have a jA survey of the droutli situation in seem to ne increasing at a very rap.u returned to Logan to Bpend Memeorial Mrs. John N. Lamborn and children Utah which was recently completed, conceded by those usually is It HEREBY pace. IS NOTICE PUBLIC matter study that Day. of Logan, are vis. t nig here among rela- shows that there exists a water shortthat the Board of Education who have must this . to the seriaroused tives and fr.eiias. b age of culinary irrigation and stock GIVEN Rich LaVere Hansen was taken to the County School D strict , the peopleof this situation. In times the watering purposes, the like of which of ousness school a County mat- hospital at Soda Springs Sunday and Leah has never betore been experienced in Rich County, Utah, The Mises within said past our vision jn regard to this seems where he was operated upon for apclass, of the hist district a Professor George this state, reports eker of Stockton, Utah, are spending ter has been very obscure. It he is county, pursuant to law, and requis.te more noxious pendicitis. Reports are that few days visiLng at the home of Miss- D. Clyde, state water conservator. are we hereplanting that and called OK act has on, getting along Instead ot there be.ng 23 to 30 per corporate es Mary Nebeker and Eliza Price. Mias election of the tax weeds than we are eliminating. enacted have June Price rein ned With them from cent normal water supply as was in- by calls a special of Recent legislatures ill at the said school dicated on April 1st, the prospects of qualified electors Stockton after a brief visit there. this state that are ILeRoy Calder is critically as shall have paid a property tax pure seed laws for Soda hospital. Springs fannwater supply is from 15 to 25 per cent the such treated with contempt, and Mra. Oscar Bellman of Randolph, of nomral and in most cases the water therein in the year preceding ers are not informed of the seriousness said within held be to Nola Joimson, the visitor at the home supply tor irrigation and culinary election, was a week-enDuring the mouth of the situation. of 1934; June, 11th of Mr. and Mrs. Alex Johnon the day now visitis daughter Mrs. water Lamborn stock and Frank of her daughter, preservations sb ill be sub ot April the State Seed Analyst seed son. entertained at a brthday party on there elect at which out exhausted, Professor Clyde points as ed 240 stores which were sellingsioies ut her home Tuesday afternoon. 08 of these Mrs. Aquila Nebeker of Salt Lake The principle streams of the state. mitted to the electors qualified to the farmers. With the exception of the Logan nvei afo esald, the following proposition, bandied package seed only. The re City, is spending the summer at Shir' Bishop and Mrs. Paul A.fewSpence and are not discharging a normal late Aug ley Nebeker Falua Farm. maiuder were selling both bulk comdays have gone to Salt Lake for a were ust flow. The extreme shortage of cent k6 seeds. per Mabel Mrs. package and on business pleasure. SUBMITTED: the 32 short We .bad some good storms of per long growing QUESTION water, together with , plying with the pure seed law; is taking care of their afduration on Sunday and Monday. Qu te season which has been brought about only m part and Anderson' while were complying cent they are away. an amount of moisture tell dur.ng the by the high temperatures, makes it Shall the Board of Education or cent were not complying with fairs here pgr 25 Rich more than short period of each stoim but heavy impossible to produce the Rich County School District, the law at Mr and Mrs. J. W. Gibbons and winds dispensed the ciouds elsewheie, per cent of the normal crop production Countv, Utah, for the purpose of rais- the month of April approxi-nDumg Lathel, were Logan vistors 'Which the of some with daughter, do to this situation combat To 1(KW pounds of Brome grass although it was enough money for the construction They attended the the Saturday. the state now faces itself, a program Randolph Elementary School, together eed containing quacxgrass was good and we are thankful. at the Logan Tabernacle at of water conservation and develojj-menecessary furnishings, fixtures, aemned; more than 100 pounds of rad pageant is and night been slied showers has Not being sat with the inaugurated and equipment for the above project, ish seed containing wild morning' glory of Sunday and Monday, the M sses being rapidly put into effect. be empowered to issue, negot ate and a considerable amount of onion seed Lutz bad tonday morning Cortell himself There are many Ways by which cell the bonds of said distret to atl containing wild morning glory; ap Virginia Johnson and Gretta Cheney in of shooting misfortune sum conserved.-sayin be shower were hosts at a ' 1500 pounds of alfalfa irrigation water may amount of $10,000 00 pdne pal calf the entered proxunately bullet The bride-to-b-e the leg.' Tremendous comprised of one hundred bends in de- geed containing white-toand Professor Clyde. horn r of Mss Ramona Weston, and dme out near the ankle. in the near futuie of Mr. Fran- wastes have been permitted by trying of $100.00 eicl). numbered iail knapweed weie condemned ana of his legrushed to the hospital at LoHe Was inolu-cis C. Wi.ll amson. The party was held to irrigate with small sti earns and run from No. One to One Hundred, Theie were also several he destroyed. Word has been received that exof 5 thousand gan. at the home of Miss Virg nia Johnson ning the wafer over long distance : bearing Interest at fhe rate can be pounds of alfalfa seed which as well as ts dodalong water getting The fields. Much of were the amount when appied to and many guests present. cotuamed an excessive cent per annum payable pected. evening was spent in games and music is now being saved by repairing stream per saw bond, oommuLltte, in wh,ch this ed etc. Delicious refreshments were ser- construction ditches, headgates. short nmllr Mr. J. L. Gardener and Rose Hodgved and the bride received manv beau ening the lengths of runs and prevent each of he years 193.) to 1 38 mem ive. contammg noxioas weed seeds was went to Ogden Sunday. Mrs. Lavon es to tiful presents. We wish the newly- ing surface runoff. Large streams and $400.00 in each of the years 1939 tound are Balt Lake City, Provo, and Airs. Stanley Madsen who Sprouse of weds prosperity, success and happiness short runs minimize the loss from per the den, Paiigmtch. Kanarraville, Brigham $300.00 in each inclusive t at Ogden for the been have eolation and evaporation. It is reco with them. to home returned wek past Miss Bernice Weston is at a Salt mmended that the soil type on which ,es, of be studied an each n the, Lake hospital undergoing operation the water is being applied porki fcir.ugville, Logan, Murray, Mrs. Roes Hodges returned home for goitre. We hope she will soon re- Short runs and large streams are ad elusive; $700.00 in each of the reara Sandy, Lewiston. Bountiful. American She has soent cover and be back among us vised for sandy o,r gravelly soli and 1951 to 1954 inclusive'; said school j,orki Duchesne. Seed farms who were from Ogden Tuesday. her mother, with' few days last the for streams the longer runs and small and operates contrary to .law apparatus, and furniture, ill. is who building Elders Cyril Budge and A.' Hart of heavier soils. ; no Considerable water may be saved improvements to building and grounds Parts. Idaho, filled an appointment rtment Agriculture in the D at A number of our townspeople have and improved violators of the all reLo l103eCute Sunday eten'nsr as home missionaries by repairing leaky headgates and ditcli to bo built, furnished future been fishing at Meadowville. They and banks. Water cress, grass, and mo& a total cost to the Rich County School pUra heed law. at the Sacrament meeting. SWELL bite fish that the waste much water. Willows and othe: we. the Department of Agrteture port Utah, of are delicious to eat. ALLEN HATCH water vegetation along ditches and District Rich County, on. amounts .monnMn Missionar.cgsak Sunday night our Home Said elecion shall be held in flvt glCe last seed time the Department The Alpha Kappa Chapter of the of water; Clean ditches and canals and Shephard Edwin Elders were deies and Beta Kappa Fratern t.v at the U!ah to conserve water. Avoid spreading representative precincts iu the said gave Agriculture has condemned seed Paris. They of in Arthur Pendry State Agricultural Colege in Logan, the water over marshy areas because school district, and the Judges who btru,yed several tons of radish insome very interesting and helpful Utah, ann un es the pled Lug of Allen marshy vegetation is a heavy consumward. the the of conduct to Saints to the beon structions appointed haw Hatch of Randolph. Utah. Mr. Hatch er of water. are as are not grown a small radish Probably one of the largest sources election in the several precincts graduated from the South Rcih High Morris Hodges motorSchool w th the class of 1931. While of loss of irrigation Water is due to follows, Latch sometime during the growing ed Mrto and Mrs.Tuesday br nglng home PRECINCT. Logan in High School there Mr. Hatch was lack of attendance. Professor Clyde GARDEN CITY the average amount who ason. Probably one with them their daughter, Faye Constant attendance is Jos. V. Gibbons. Jered Lutz. Claude very actve in athletics, being a mem observes. geed bouht wOUid be less than aee has been attending the Logan High . The Sprouse. bers of the South Rich High School necessary to prevent waste. ,Kund per farm. You can readily in the School during the past winter. Rasketiball team, and track team for streams should be maintained suffi NORTH RANDOLPH : that wild morning glory found btew Rex. T. W. u. mentioned lstrom. . He . atthree years, and was also active ciently large to make it necessary fot am()unt of seed that is Miss Gayds Pope, who has been nil nthr t dent body act! itles. Since the irrigator to stay with the water, art McKinnon. is home would infest most of the farms of our Tke. Salt school at tending Utste , coming to the IT. S. A. O Mr JTo e Do not set your turn at night, then SOUTH RANDOLPH: Julia Smith, Blaine Spencer, Kay has 'been ve,-- active in all Intra-Murgo to bed because this results in con As a matter of fact. the farmer is again. ous weeds Barton. siderable waste. Pas-sports and was selected on the planting, unknowingly, 0 nox .. ..ma n n A II A t Mr. and Mrs. Vern White of basketball and voPevbn1! ten All surface runs cannot be prevem LAKETOWN PRECINCT: the at are visiting Heber dena, California, for two years and he is a very active ed: therefore, neighbors should coop Cheney Willis, Bertha Kearl. Pop6Aunt of Polly home member of the g Club at the D S erate In util zing each others run off. C. Robinson. A. f. this year, being Oairman of the Transfer of water from areas of I WOODRUFF PRECINOT: CLAYTON ROBINSON Hetoer Cox. Carlos oornia. Awards Oomm'ttee for the i34 An low productive value to areas of hgb . Nichols. on nlace v . is . first wherever He Vllda nnal Horse Show urged productive value of ' LOGAN , Clayton H. Robinson In flttng and showing a cas of Voting at such election snail .Deny possible. Land on which the possihiii- Utah the from of will Agriculgraduate -up Laketown Rams at the how this soring. He ties of producing a crop are remote, ballot, the ballots to be issuea iuru-Department rigidly flS t forty Is entered 'n the Stcho-'- of Agriculture should be abandoned fur this season the question submitted, will be State Agricultural College at the e is able Rich the commencement in June, of annual Malo in 'nimal Hii'ba"dr end first and the available water applied on ished by the Clerk . of Mr. '"d Mrs. J. R lands which all produce. tv School District, Rich County, Utah, from the school of Arts and Sciences. He Is the lie to Henry A. Election, the of to rang- to the Judges The situation wth respect Secretary of Agriculture, address Hatch of Randolph. Utah, and he is to oters. to the the deliver furnished In will all Clide them a verv Professor active reports is Wallace, es, critical, part by taking ol emmncncemcnt each at be the as Oaw open will reter ces un dried ftlneral' for The polls activities. gerv the graduates Water holes and springs Pave th and although in most cases where feed the following polling places at .aiu sum were held sumiay, May 27, 1934, exercises, which will beM.held in the ColA. of M., June 2, at 9 A. of Bishop L. B. John- LADIES LITERARY CLUB MEETS is avainaible, the aiVience of watei hour of seven ocloct of under d recton serthe hour Baccalaureate at Fathclosed The be will suet makes it imposs'bie to utilize day, and son, as follows: Song, Oh, My Sweet lege Stadium. at 3. June said M. of day. mon will be given Sunday, The Ladies L'terary Club met May feeds. Stockmen are urged to examine seven oclock P. prayer, W. T. Rex. Song, said er H. Gordon, for PLACES Samuel Rabbi Grant, Joe bv POLLING M. un A. of 9 developTHE Melodies 23d. from Every Where, their ranges with the view Speiker, Hour of Prayer. : of Salt Lake Citv. der the direction of Mrs. David Sm'th, ing water supples for sfock purpose Bond Election shall be as followsSchool Arthur McKinnon, Hyrum Norris. JohnGarden City the Bishop G. utiize stock Garden was given as follows: Marshall, the R. City: that in nny Musical numbers as follows: WOODRUFF SHEEP CLUB STAGES Giannina Mia Mrs. Joseph Warn feed. In many cases today, water is House. School House son : Laketown to Laketown ou the hauled provide ranges sley, Bess Rex, Some Where a Voice is being DOCKING DEMONSTRATION North Randolph: Old Pr nt ng Shop Calling. Hawaiian Breezes Mrs. R. D. Iiaw for the stock. If watering holes are Jackson, That Silver Ina tt Mf. and Mrs not provided and the weather condi Building, Corner of Main and Canyon Haired Daddv of Mine.and Mrs. Lewis Longhurst. On May 19th the Woodruff Home. Song, S oak for Vonrs-lleaderthe Musical Going under tions continue, cattle and sheep will Street A. D. Fackrell, Sheep flub, i Scout House. leadSouth Randolph: Yohn Mrs. R. D. Law. Shall We Meet Beyond the River probablv have to be driven off the Mr. Mariner Brown, club of School. ship ' Woodruff InHatch. demonstraeases. There Woodruff: TbCii$i bv in Traditional Background of the 1, many a July ranges docking vote Benediction, er, took part in No person shall be permitted to dians Mrs. Harold Jones. is little feed n the valleys for summer Interment ras made in Randolph tion. After Mr. Brown demonstrated be shall he unless Bon election dub and in many sections hay is being at said Solos, Indian Love Call and the proper way to dock tiwur dockschool cemetery. nie Sweet Besse Mrs. Samuel Rex cut. followed by u registered voter residing in the hft member each lamibs, In Koning I Sverge Yung For Mrs f .Stockmen are urged to reduce their representative d strict n which good time ing two lamibs himself, w th this J. to conform to the pend ing short- - fers to vote, and hall have pain Wilford Norris. were delighted The buys AT school msrrici enthusiasticalEXHIBIT JUNE 4th Hawaiia Mrs. David Smith. are COLTEGE and age of feed. Such reduction of herd property tax in said demonstration next demonTlhe Wife He Wa- ts, and Cuddle should be accomplished in an orderly the year next prece'Ung said cLectioii. IDEAL BEACH 2 :C0 P. M. The ly looking forward t6 theon ' IN WITNESS WHEREOF. coun Doon Mrs. George Wilson. manner. be fitting, Mr. will stration whch A dainty luncheon was served bv The dry farm sections of state will Board of Fducatu n of the Rich utan. Tolley ball, indoor base Brown says. Games: the conpstesses Mrs. G. W. Peart and Mr1 mature very little grain this year. The tv School Distrct. R ch ( onnty, ball, horseshoes, etc., will follow Even during such dry weather the Mrs G. dry land alfalfa sections will "not pro has caused ths notice to be given as C: B. Spencer. Guests were: that Mr. Brown reports eXprof Hogenson mav not have ice ditionsare A. Peart, Mrs. Joseph Hatch. Mrs. duce a cutting of hay. TVs, of course, required bv law this twenty-fiftdoing a good job of takliu boys . V. B. Jack -vou but Mr-on, means an acute shortage of feed and 0f May, 1934. Kenenth Hatch, on the cob this time, cream care of their sheep. Meml Ashton, t,tv3av deoend on him to make who ihst purchased a ewe and lam fa Mrs. Glen Spencer, Mr. E. R. Capener. livestock. In light of the pending can always Mrs. Smith. Althera Snowball. Helen siiortage, it is suggested that consider- president. Bon d of Education. Kicn fhings interesting. He will be accom- this spring has in this short E rne and Mae Kenendy. ation be given to the, thought that fhe r0unty School District, R ch Oountv. panied bv Miss Ellen Egren. Clothing taught hs ewe to come to hm when Utah. Merril may become a real dry and irrigated farms that are now Specialist. maan afternoon be whistles. 4TTEST: planted to grain which will notAlfalForget vour cares for SENIOR HOSTESS CLUB animal trainer who G. N. WESTON. is us in this educational and ture, be pastured .off for feed. and join, Beth Rees, the first girl memberThe Education You wll entertainment Clerk of the Beard of recreational sheep. brothers over"I The 4H Senior Hostess Club met at fa. on the areas where no water supher R ch a I taking has been available, will produce RUb Ooufltv School DMr'ct. ave a god time if you will be 2 dub is doing fine and Mr. Brown is the home of ' -Fern Eastman for the ply atat Afternoon off Utah. work by than more County. Monday Beach by being pastured Ideal first meeting. doing some splendd followup a to crop. fSEALi m. produce Presitempting o lowsas p. f elected Officers were Culinary supplies should be watched dent, Fern Eastman: MEMORIAL SERVICES HELD . mrefulliy, Professor Clyde ad- very INDUSTRIOUS SEWERS MEET Treasurand La year to provide for live-in Com ; Secretary Marr state . the of , sections vises. In many to matntan the families er, Julia Porter; SOng Leader, Helm Memorial Services were held at the Professor supplies are drawn from ir- P(lommullities. Industrious Sewers met Tuesal The Brown; Reporter, Emma SEuart: Aa culinary canals. cemetery under the direction . Steps shoud be taken : , afternoon at 2 oclock. Ten- girls Randolph concludes day distant Reporter: Zerea Bryson. Other rigaton of to watch snent Bshop Johnson, as foows communities thfts supplied were present and the time was Bax" John Iyla Huf in mem'bers of the club selection'. Prayer, Band the puss ibilities of developing either wor ing on our clothing i'1 entorv and bv Salute. Speech Scouts adfaker, Peg Porter, Marie, Putnam. Onr ter furnish to Boy runs or club British High Flyers springs adjourned our health charts. The John Short speech. club leaders are Mrs. Wiora Rees and surface M. Hoffman Id. in flying at 3:30 ditional cuPnary watet supples. British aviators succeeded Jotosop. Asistant, Dora Longhurst.-BusinesRmatW. .Cooperation anfipng .tell users of over Mount Rakaposhi in the HimJACQUEMNE ORAT. discussed was deciding on selection. Band it a Reporter, water Is essential andi)ectssarv a peak 25.550 feet high. Pr5eCt' sufficient amount of .crop is to be pro alayas, EMMA STUART, n Lo-rain- dis-tii- d.s-tri- d four-year-ol- d t: g ! con-writ- h nt I s pre-nupti- al p 1 sem-an- i Og-194- tr .sr im 2 vis-tin- g I : J coasume-consideraW- e4 SffiX,t to-wi- t: . al all-st- ar c V 1 - Oord-aill- e 1 I l . snig Fra-ternlt- o-- Sat-urda- . , er . - Ram-bouille- , f , U'-- e v v I another -- I - h I . . -- , -t- kn-w- 4-- H s? - Vice-Presiden- t, I - s 'Itoter. 1 1 p |