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Show SMITH FIELD, CACHE COUNTY, UTAH, FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 12, Mfo does the tanner, real estate and to government They will do so and tad orrow-w- uid aa business man. it about matured Mrs. George Fond of Lewi atom re- go anjrvhare from $40 to $600 par xiety, trouble Jwtas good att with on viewed a Shakespearian drum on month and then some, with then- - j solved. Let us to our legislators Tuesday night at the Third ward sands of dollars during the year, petition SANITARY HANDLING the farmer for Mutual, to a large appreciative ere enjoying equally every advantage law to tax on the Mr. that comes from the expenditure of produces I audience. will eoni-pe- l the vast amount of tax money, with- its valuation and al that Brigham . BUILD$p to earner pay every wage Mrs. A. I. Weeks was hostess out contributing very much from their Hunt Mrs. Sarah E. Wv6d. to income help (-onfto the Ladles Literary club eg her their earnings. In tact the great mall portion of bis iidt Via Ada Gylleoskog mu chosen home last Thursday. Mrs. Lee Hales majority of wage earners dont pay taka care of the tax problem. With all due respect to the wsge queen of the Green and Gold ball of Logan reviawel the book, "The 81.03 out of their wages for taxes. our of Now, therefore, it appeals that earner and salaried pacple in the Brigham Fourth ward. She Man tf Property by Galsworthy fawn IN MILK but few have been bearing the bur- state, as tor roe, I havent lost the of Griffith. Mrs. Robert for Foliowing was also one of the dsncers the that believe I as firmly health. Mothers Sanitation them in luncheon den of taxation and qxn no longer I9" knew (the program a delicious Green and Gold waits. earners this, doctor proach it. Milk sales was served by the hostess. Special cany the heavy increasing load. Swa great majority of the wage the governdopond M It. Clean milk will more milk. tau3i ari3 gueeta were Mrs Mary Hale and den has an income tax la w that boa will nrknowledge that Mr. and Mrs Lowell necand essential Eighty years age, Gall Borden wrote out rules "for the probeen satisfactory and is now sat- ment ia just as Violet Peterson. those duction of clean milk," which became the basis of many of am? have moved to Hyrum to make to is as it to them, serof essary isfactory after many years their home. Mr. Smith is employed today's regulations. the great load Mm Frank Emmett wa a hostess vice. Let us follow her example and sriso an now Bordnn. since its founding in 1157, has taken up and (wiped the American Food Stow. ia framed and bill a inIf taxation. of on ask to our enact to the Junior Literary club at her legislature along ovary advance in sanitation in order to protect the the legislature milk products. Farmers have Mrs. public health and to sell more Iky come tax law to take the place of ymji1willinto law bythe wage earner The J J. Club met on Wednesday home last Thursday. Do exthe with tax. that require Nil-The book cooperated wholeheartedly. away Moeenrsn reviewed property the of home Phyllis at the evening s As a result of improved sanitation, more dairy products A dainty emptions and let the high salaried to help defray the expense of the Business .was discussed, after Soul of Ann Rutledge. sold ovary year. Today, America consumes more milk being which luncheon was served. Special luncheon was served by the hostess. university profeasor, college profesand milk products and produces more milk than any olwr Cor- Mrs. Colder Smith was a. special sor, school teachers, railroad men, nation in the world. The dairy farmer is realizing on this puLilc guest were the Muses Wamla doctors, lawyer, and professional confidence in dairy products. guest bitt and Ada Nelson. men, including all state, county and AN INCOME TAX city officers, clerks in banks, stores, Mr. and Mrs. Grant Hall of Hyrum business houses of all kinds, in fact ADVOCATED Harold Mrs. and Mr were guests of all (wage earners of every walk of from page one) (Continued evening. on Wednesday leppe ASSOCIA11B COM PAN 1 1 S life join In helping to carry the PURCHASERS OP MILK would bring great relief expense of the MANUTACniRERS Of MILK PRODUCTS government The i Mr. Worth Gutke, who is empfeyed a measure DISTRIBUTORS THROUGHOUT THE WORLD bus- government ia as necessary to them estate and real to the visitfanner, end week in Ogilen, spent hat iness men who are now taxed with as to the few who pay the hulk of ing here at the home of his par- a tax which is grievous to be borne. our taxes. The Utah state income Gutke. ents, Mr and Miv Jostiph Gentlemen, K k the only solution tax now on our statute should be repealed. It is just another tax and for this great tax problem. Mr and Mrs. Wayman Hillyord The cost of government should does not relieve us of the load. En-aat visited with Leonard Sorenson a ikw that replaces the property be a wide spread os ipowible and lest Thursday. College ward with every citizen contributing his tax and let the farmer pay a percentage of his net 'production as share. MARRIAGE ANNOUNCED Should the legislature pose an ex- his only tax as does Sweden, and Mr and Mrs Albert Coleman of emption law in accordance with the grant the same condition to all other Los Angeles announce the marriage amendment voted at the last Nov- business. Exempt m one who asms of their son Ferris to Miss Fern ember election, (2000 homestead ex- money, regardless of the nature of Sill of Logsn, at their home on emption taxes) it would be more employment of the size of the pay February 2nd, by Bishop Harold R sessary to have an income tax check and the tax question will to Harrison of the Belvedere ward. law than it is without the exemp- answered, tion. If our present system of taxation WANTED Sake Ladle phone 428 Government muet have the rev-- continues to exist in its present form Ill mithfield. Adv tf Logan and no change is made for the iWhere shall we place the increase? totter, yea, if we let ell the wage JUNIOR HIGH HOPES Why not do it right and poos an earners of Utah go untaxed as far CHAMPIONSHIP Income tax law and FOR exempt all real aa their wages are concerned, speak(Continued from page one) and personal property. ing in general terms, many of our In vogue, law homes, such farms, business houses, vara With Park 9 to 4 to go into a tic for would F0INSETTA SEEDLES, 11 OZ PKG of will own our ious counties oonatant stream a bring RAISINS) third place. forwill we and as a people money going into the state treasury kus SMITHF1ELD SEVENTH ever be in bondage. But if the month in the year. LB0TA 2 N0 2 CANS every PC FT fl PEAS) the legislature which is now in session of Under our taxation, system - 0 Q 0 banks, fanners, merchants, mills, will enact a law suitable to the day Onley, f PINK N0 1 TALL 2 F0R 0 0 Ellis, f SALMON, railroads, lumber yards, Implement and time in which nrs live, that is, 0 0 G. HiUyard, c houses, printing establishments, elec- make every wage earner in the state 1 Smith, g ... tric power companies, gas and oil of Utah, irrespective of whatever POP CORN, 2 P0UNDS 0 Draper, g . - his end bear vooition his be, factories, might rines, eugar campanSes, 0 F. HiUyard the many other business enterprises share of the burden of taxation by 0 PEACHES, Chamber! ... smalt percentage of his ere bearing the burden of taxation, paying 33km jattoSJL Storm fa and men taxes, salaried i wages (monthly income) wit the high ( 4 Totals CORN FLAKES, PARG0, 1X3 women together with a big major- - and as a result this great tax probHYDE PARK ity of our wsge earners, whose wage f km which is causing so much onDEL M0NTE 2 CANS G FT FC PEAS, L. Balls, f ........ 1 L. Saamona f DEL MAIZ- - NIBLETS, 12 OZ CAN , CORN, Waite - th LOCAL HOTS mcQ tak-guar- n. a-- TSoidm ct kAAAAAAAAAAAAAA AAaAAAAAAA a SATURDAY Specials Feb. r. 13 Sat., gg - 22c 25c 25c FA6Y2St.:r . 17c 119 10c -- jjq JJg ..... NeUaon Macaroni or Spaghetti, F. Balls 2 Total? WANTED!!! DRY PACK NOODLES, QUEENS Dead and uekra Fox Farm Animals. Highest cash prices paid. 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