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Show BEAR RIVER VALLEY LEADER, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1929 Miss Naomi Tolman came up from BEAR RIVER VALLEY LEADER ers; not a worker against nor for Salt Lake City Thursday and visited but with. until Monday with her mother, Mrs. Subscription Ratet Beth Tolman. .$2.0C YOU CANT RIDE One Year, in advance Miss Phoebe Jensen spent the weekStand A of GRUDGE the 1.00 ON ... The advance meeting in regular Six Months, end with friends in Salt Lake City. .50 Do you carry grudges? Cast them ard Bearers club was held at the Mrs. Fred Gephart and children Three months, in advance Woodward Wednesday, and Mrs. Mary Newman motored to Me is heavy home of Ellen Your burden Entered at the Postoffice at Tre- aside. without them. in Fe . 20. Letters were written to send Ogden Friday to meet Mr. Gephart enough Class Second Those on his return from monton, Utah, as the east. Do vou boast of your grudges as a to girls of foreign countries. Mrs. A. Bernice were Bjorn, D. W. Jenkins came down from sign that you are a free man ? Don t present Mildred R. Dickson, Carter, Margaret Minidoka, Idaho, and spent the 22nd Though you may have created Published at Tremonton, Utah, on do it erude-eJune with his and though you may Jenkins, ' Bertha Landvatter, vour family. week. Owen Federsen, Mane Thursday- of each Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Winzeler enfeed them, they are your masters. You Winchester, Lucille Annie McDowall, Cropley, may carry your grudge uphill through Holland, Leah Woerner, Ellen Wood- tertained friends at their home MonPublished by but it will carry you only down. life, day evening. At 7 o'clock a turkey CO. PUBLISHING THE LEADER ward. Delicious luncheon was served dinner was served, after which bridge How often we hear the voice in the after the meeting. Incorporated was played. Favors were given to street in violent impatience, bmitn cries: "If Jones is for it I am against The ladies of the Wildey Rebekaha Mrs. Earl Watkins and Frank Taylor SILENCE AND SPEECH Then Jones controls bmitns lodge and their husbands enjoyedFra- for high score, to Mrs. D. Cannon and it" two Could you quit talking for at Mr. Watkins, low, and Mrs. Wm. Nelmind more firmly than if he were his social time Monday evening weeks? Of course you could if it closest friend. halL Bridge was played, and son and Elmer Winzeler for cut prize. ternal were absolutely imperative, but you luncheon was served by Mrs. George Guests were Messrs. and Mesdames Cheese It is not worth while to waste our aHolliday II wouldn't want to do it. Yet, a strict and Mrs. H. C. Rohde.' Joe Burgess, D. Stander, Frank Tay minds hate in our vitiate and methenergies Full Cream silence regimen is a part of the Mrs. Sarah Lonmer, Mrs. baran Al lor, G. T. Hone, Earl Watkins, El4 pounds od of correcting defective speech and resentment It is right to hate len and Lorimer Allen of Connne mer Winzeler, Guy Johnson, Douglas. Heads Solid 2 lbs. men. evil but to evil, devoted pity that merely clinic one adopted by Sunday at the home of Mr. and Cannon, Hector Haight, Ernest WoodIf you have been wronged, iorget. spent H. JS. JJrew. purpose. Patients are barred from Mrs. ward, Wm. Nelson, Miss Nora Walker You fresh? the Why forta keep injury conThe members of the W. C. T. U. and D. Gunderson. A uttering a single sound for the need suffered enough at time. the a social afternoon Thursday test was also enjoyed by three of the night, no matter how urgent enjoyed Do you long for revenge or to "get at the home of Mrs. H. C. Rohde. The for conversa'ion, in order to give the even with some enemy, actual or losers in a contest served a delicious gentlemen. voca! machinery a complete rest. Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Harris left MonIn a recent test 12 high school imagrinary? You magnify his tri- luncheon, and plans were made to se- day for Chicago to visit their son, . girls and 30 boys were subjected to umph. You contine his ascendancy. cure more equipment for the play LaMar, and family. Kirk's Flake White the treatment The girls thought it You hypnotize yourself within his ground in the city park. Rev. and Mrs. A. R. Dickson have Navels Large n would be impossible for one of the spell. Miss Winnifred Holmgren of been attending a district conference 3 Bars 2 Doz. female sex to cease from conversaIt doesn't pay. visited with her parents, Mr. and in Salt Lake City this week. tion for two weeks, but they would A social meeting of the Ladies' Aid are shared by Mrs. David Holmgren, over the Many happinesses try. Two girls failed under the the least fortunate of us, and many was held Wednesday afternoon at the to had she strain. One felt that just 111 Mr. and Mrs. Max Ellis of Mountain home of Mrs. N. E. Shaw, with Mrs. misfortunes befall the happiest of us, ask "Is my nose shiny?" and the None of us can well afford are visiting relatives Thomas Supan assisting hostess. The Idaho, to Home, spend other that she must borrow a powder the hours of retrospect and prospect here this week. afternoon was pleasantly spent in viscuff and she asked for it. One boy in other than the happiest memories W. E. Getz made a buying trip to iting and in guessnig ) contests. A desistuck to ran away but the others licious luncheon was served to twenty Salt Lake City this week. and the that charity hopes brightest lence for two weeks, mainly by keep and love can summon. Mr. and Mrs. Duane Lower and guests. V with rela ing radio receivers glued to their Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Watland were School Boy family spent the week-en- d ears. in at tives Lake Salt of the first Logan. the City will inventiveness man's Slowly 1 Lb. Tins of One might secure an intimation ) Mr. and Mrs. B. . Winzeler were Dr." V . S. Keller attended the fuwhat the experience would be by ceas knock everybody out of a job except in Brigham City Thursday. ing from talking for an hour when the reformer. Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Crozier, Arthur neral of Mrs. Allan D. Keller at Salt in the company of others. Were one Wilson and son Harold were in Brig Lake City Wednesday. Mrs. Keller of is man originat ham City Thursday. capable forbidden to speak, possibly there Every was well known here as Miss Margawould be nothing else one would want ing the ideas he has the capacity to Mr. and Mrs. John .Shuman and ret Seeley, having been an instructor to do so much. It is a voluntary act comprehend. Rev. and Mrs. A. K. Dickson were in the Bear River High school. but most of us carry it on almost inMiss Hulda Meister and niece, Miss guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Crozier voluntarily. We are so accustomed to They say Mussolini talks to him Wednesday evening and enjoyed a de Ilva Getz, spent Friday and Saturday Package . talking that it is automatic, though self, but doubtless he's just address licious turkey dinner. at Ogden. Extra Quality were it less so much of the conversa ing the cabinet. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Sorenson and A crowd of friends surprised Miss Boxes Six 5 Lbs. tion might prove of greater value. In of Arimo, Idaho, visited over Ruth Getz at her home Saturday evefamily the cases of those of us not suffering If his mouth is grim and his face the week-en- d with Mr. and Mrs ning in honor of her A from defective speech, periods of si flushed, the lady he is teaching to Frank Meldrum and Mr. and Mrs. Joe delicious lunch of noodles birthday. and chicken, lence might prove highly beneficial. swim if his wife. sherbet and cake was served to Mr. Buress. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Taylor and Frank and Mrs. DeMont Dockstader, Mr. and Thoughts might catch up with con versation. Girls should make good North Pole Taylor were called to Burley, Idaho, Mrs. B. F. Ellenson, Mr. and Mrs. Thursday bv the death of Mrs. lay Otto Schenkel, Mr. and Mrs. Sam explorers riding up and walking lor's COOPERATION sister. They returned home Getz, Misses Grace Thompson, Mary Modern civilization knows of only back. Getz and Ervin and Elmer Getz. Mondav. one game which all may play and in Mrs. H. L. Gephart entertained the E. H. Jones, Jr.. of the Acme Sew which all players are winners. The Among those who bring undesira members of the Tremonton-GarlanMachine & Typewriter Exchange, ing game is cooperation. In an era where bles into America are smugglers and Bridge club at her home Saturday af- is making Tremonton his headquarstork. the the many are working for self the ex ternoon, and the members of the Din- ters for the next few weeks. As soon as road conditions improve, he exner club Sunday evening. ceptionai wno worK ior others may Tetting parties are tame affairs in deprive self. Nobody is deprived who to cover considerable of our ru pects summer. One hand must be kept free works for others. ral territory in the interests of his for The stage driver who declined to mosquitoes. company. exhibit his skill with the whip on a It might be worse. No magazine roadside hornet's nest knew the power FOR SALE Reasonable for cash. 1 of cooperation. Without cooperation really is as naughty as the cover deindicates. Cutaway disc, 1 spring tooth harthe huge American war loans could sign row, 1 J. D. beet lifter, 1 Planet, Jr. never have been subscribed. With co beet cultivator, 1 No. 3 bobs, operation they were all Box heavy J. D. spike harrow, 1 J. D. ed. Cooperation among the allies ungang plow, 1 cultipacker, 1 side delivder Marshall Foch stemmed the ad ery hay rake. 3 miles south of Trevance of the German hordes. ltd monton. H. M. Andreasen. Hornets work together. So do bees. According to Dr. M. H. Harris, exA bee hive is a wonderful testimonial pert and research director of Utah ' FREE CHICKS to what working together each for Taxpayers" association, taxes the in Idaho one coming the farthest to To the all and all for each can aecomrilish. are 40 less than iiyUtah. Yet the get. chicks in 1929 I will refund all Ants are also cooperators and every two states are similar, both in popupaid for the chicks at the end ant-hitestifies to the result getting lation and area. Utah's taxes have charges is specially of season. of the hatching powers of cooperation. A wise man grown from $1,161 per capita in 1888 to have I am doing this in order was once asked which is the most im to $40.00 per capita in 1926. come and see our superior chicks you portant Labor, Capital, or Manage Dr. Harris will discuss the state and the sanitary conditions under ment. He answered with a twinldp tax situation in Brigham in the which they are hatched. City is "Which the most important leg of quarters of the chamber of commerce, week. Remarkable low prices on Baby a a .stool ;" Friday evening, March 8, at 7:30 p. Chicks, Brooder Stoves, Brooder uuperauou is me Key word in m., under the auspices of the Box El- House, Chick Feeds, and everything listed, business. It is the one direct road der County Taxpayers association. An to prosperity, both for individuals and invitation is extended to all to at- to make Foultry Raising easier and more Profitable. Color. large groups. If a man is to be a tend. OGDEN HATCHERY leader, he first learns how to be a 2262 Washington Ave. Utah Ogden, good cooperator a worker with oth Subscribe for The Leader $2.00. John Landvatter, Mgr. MEET MR. LANDVATTER AT PRINTED CREPE DE CHINE HATCHERY Per yard I am going to make it an o'oject for you to come and see me and visit Electric our sanitary Petersime Heavy all silk printed Crepe De Chine Hatchery. I am going to give five 40 in. wide, yard premiums at the end of each week for the next month and will give every one that comes to the hatchery an equal chance to secure these prizes. Fast color Rayola Prints, beautiful First Prize 50 Baby Chicks. Second Prize 50 lbs. Baby Chick patterns, 36 in. wide, yard Mash. Third Prize 1 Gal. Buttermilk and Mash feeder. Genuine PETER PAN prints Fourth Prize Family scale. Also plain colors, yard 1 Gal. Stoneware Fifth Prize Fountain. OGDEN HATCHERY Fancy Tub Silks, yard wide, a quality 2262 Washington Ave. Ogden, Utah you'll like, yard John Landvatter, Mgr. 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ANDREW BINGHAM, Manager, JACK BINGHAM, Auctioneer. veloped into f FOR SALE Very choice 40 acres, power line runs by place. Call J. H. Brown, Tremonton, Utah. 20tfd FOR. RENT Rooms over Utah Power Light office. Call 16. 16tf Bargain in an Edison phonograph and 61 records. This is a snap. Call at The Leader office. ' PLENTY OF MONEY to lend on the right kind of real estate. NORMAN LEE, Brigham City. 7tf FOR SALE Good building lime o $12.00 per ton. Sugar Co., Garland, Utah. I8tfd Utah-Idah- We Give VC Green Trading Stamps |