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Show SOUTH. CACHE COURIER, HYRUM, UTAH Review of Utah Canada Thistle Industries Must Go THE DOLLAR AT THE DOOR One day a silver, dollar sought Adam PatterA lodging in the town, son Jr. former resident here organihe cheery ring of silver brought. The Canada Thistle must go, was zes $1,000,000 shipbuilding company Intent to settle down. most the verdict passed upon this to build wooden ships on Puget he'fellow it was first to sight, vicious offender of the weed family. Sound. Was sad to Im one, of say, the Monday night at a meeting Ogden Ogden Packing Co, has Who did not hasten to invite County and City' commissioners, contracted for planting of 60,000 The coin in town to stay. representatives of , Cache Valley pounds of will install pea and peas , canal 'his most unpatriotic man, companies and of the Utah viners at and Eden. Liberty and other Instead of being glad Agricultural College, Governor Bamberger announces of the county citizensaid the dollar in the plan prominent hat state will build 2 highways into 0 To help the town it had; held in the County Court House. Uinta basin if is forthit the at gave meeting he dollar sent afar to roam Every man coming from county and muuicipal immediunless In other regions then that, his s opinion as authorities. is to taken action And never to his town or home ate and drastic Salt Lake Demand for 1,000,000 farmthis of dollar came again. plant, That county the rid ions of coal in excess of largest driven be will literally ers in Cache amount ever mined in Utah is to be Another, dollar also came, off of the land. t But met a man more kind made on the coal mines during Plans for a most vigorous camA fellow with a diffrent name, Canada thistle, coming year by intermountain and paign against the More patriotic mind, Pacific coast industries and domesand in this campaign the less tic Je asked it in, he bade it stay consumers. troublesome bull thistle will be inAnd help the town to grow; Utah needs many laborers. cluded, were laid at tl)e meeting. Mines, construction companies and And never more it roamed away A central committee consisting of Or cared afar to go. corporations hard pressed for men. Bishop Rice of Logan, C. Z. Harris Two Utah mining camps produced irom house to house the dollar went of Richmond, members of the $1,350,000 in metals in the past And labored for the good Farm Bureau; Geo. D. County month. Of evry man to whom twas sent Alma Olsen, and Mr. Reader, Heber City municipal lighting And all the neighborhood, Andrews, representatives of the has been authorized by. the t helped the farmers field to till, plant canal companies; Mr. Larsen, city Utilities Commissjon to raise flat To swing the woodsmans ax, commissioner; and Eli J. Bell, rates 50 cent and meter rates To build the church upon the hill per county commissioner was appointed. 10 per cent. And pay the .yillage tax. met Wednesday This committee iThe Bell telephone system has Next time a dollar comes to town evening to formulate definite plans shown what a great industry can do Lets greet it With aicheer; to work to. Such committees are to in aiding the government ip time to area Dont send it off or turn it down be formed in each affected of war and the beauty of it is, it is But let it settle here carry on the detailed work. a self supporting institution and no ior evry dollar come to roost The seriousness of the situation burden to the government and tax In home or farm or store was made apparent in the Reports ' payers s one more dollar come to boost given by various representative Salt Lake Plans completed for The town a little more! farmers and officials present at the c modern power plant meeting. It was reported that in to be constructed at' Fort- Douglas the last year the Canada thistle has DELINQUENT NOTICE. cost of $100,000. at increased its area, by five times. There is delinquent upon the Salt Lake Western States ManThis means an increase of twenty described stock, on acfollowing Co. lets contract for five times in t o years, and of one ufacturing of count assessment No- 1 of first nnit of- $1,000,000 factory. " 20 five tent in three years. hundred .twenty poit sharfey levied on per j Utah is to have the greatest fruit 1st the 1917, the day At this rate, if the plant is allowed in its history. All indications several amounts set opposite the to run without restraint, it will crop names of the respective stocktoward an enormous yield. soon cover the.valley. . Nothing can point Lake-Wto start on elec- holders, as follows: ork Salt grow in its presence. Dr. R. J. trification No. Shares Am't. Name of Sal tair, Garfield . and Evans, of the Utah Agricultural 2 $40.00 Western railroads S50, 000 worth Clara Williams 1 College declared that he had seen a Jensen John 20.00 of equipment ordered. O. E. Petsrsen 3 60.00 .full 100 percent stand of thrifty Moab of Indian Erection 1 Nielsen Big 20.00 Henry alfalfa literally driven out by en1 Chris. Christensen 20.00 mill nearing completion. croaching Canada thisle. Leo C- Nielsen , 2 40.00 A bright side to the situation Ogden Building permits let here A. J. Petersen 4 80.00 Willard Petersen 1 appeared when the work against during May aggregate $51,000. 20.00 1 Alfred Fallows 20.00 this plant and others, that has been 1 J. A. Wahlen 20.00 conducted by the Weber County Yesterday is gone, tomorrow And in accordance with the Farm Bureau and their County may never come. This day is and an order of the board of law P. W. Agent Thomas, was related your best opportunity. So is this made on the 25th day of directors In that county by town. May, 1917, so many shares or parvigorous campaign waged for two cel of said stock as may be necesyears practically exterminated the sary will be sold at public auction at the companys place of busipest. ness, Elite Hall Hyrum, Utah, on County Agent R. L. the 10th day of July, 1917, at 3 king in oclock p. m. of said day,, to pay with the Botany and Agronomy the delinquent assessment, toDepartments of the Utah Agricultgether with cost of advertising ural College testing out methods oF and expense of sale. H. W. Oakes, Secretary. control. These include spraying and clean cultivation methods. ' Delicate The central committe is deterPossibility. Tell Why They Women Are i , you in favor of government mined to carry this campaign to a Love.This Magazine ' Sometimes I am, reownership? husaccessful conclusion. The seriousFrom Fashion to Fiction, it I cautious the plied citizen, although writes Mrs. J. H., of New oik. 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