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Show LEA DEB VALLEY Entered at the Postoffice at monton, Utah, as Second Class TreMat- ter. ANOTHER SECRET We've always argued that experimenting with new crops is worth the time and money spent on it. Hert comes a newspaper dispatch to prove it. The article says Joe Gingrich, of Washington county, Iowa, planted acres in mint last season and his profit was $150 on each acre. Mint is planted like any other row crop in the sprinpr, and cultivated the first season. It spreads by root growth and after the first year covers the One planting is good for ground. from five to seven years. Gingrich mows his crop twice a season, and with a steam engine, coil and tank of cold water for condensing the steam and oil vapor, he extracts the mint oil. This he sells. He dries the residue and says his horses devour it readily. Even sheep will not eat the growing plants in the field. Chalk up another victory for the fellow who is always looking for new ways to make old Mother Earth return him a profit A TOWVS WORST FOE Like every town in America, Tremonton has some things it wishes it didn't have; some things we could get along far better without. At the head James Walton, Editor and Publisher of the list of unnecessary evils with which we have to contend is the rhronie trossiDer. We feel sure we on Utah, at Tremonton, Published few of these as any other as have week. Thursday of each community, yet so long as there is even one gossiper in our midst it is Subscription Rates ..$2.00 one too many. One Year, in advanc- e$1.00 Six Months, in adv8rc Everyone appreciates the value of .50 constructive criticism. But there is a Three months, in advnce. vast difference between constructive and destructive criticism, as much difference as there is between the citizen who goes out of his way to say something favorable about the town and its people and the one who with tongue of poison goes about whisperas well as to your Country ing suspicious and ugly rumor. Nothing can bring more unhappiness to a community than the man or woman who scatters a lot of PATRONIZE YOUR "they say" whispers about their own townspeople. Nothing can assassinate LOCAL MERCHANTS the character of an innocent person more quickly or more cruelly than gossip. And the worst part of it is that the gossiper is always among the first to raise his or her hands in MORE MONEY PER ACRE surprise when the poisoned words show out Figures recently given have gotten in their damnable work. last that Minnesota hens laid eggs We have many problems to solve year worth twice the grand total of before we will have the ideal town wheat crop. the state's like to see. But if of us most would There may be more back of this we could only solve the problem of Tremonthe than statement average how to choke off and exterminate the ton citizen can see at first glance. It low - minded, character - destroying may be the beginning of a method town gossipers we belive the rest of that land owners are now, more than our needs would take care of ever, trying to get all they can out chickof an acre of ground. Raising ens and marketing them along with the eggs, running the dairy and mar- MAKING HOME keting milk and cream and butter, SAFER Now that traffic is growing heavier doesn't .mean any easier work than producing corn, wheat, cotton or fruit. than at any other time of year we But the land investment is smaller naturally look for a mounting toll of and, as Minnesota figures will show, accidents and deaths. But we are the profit on an acre of ground is wrong in believing that mishaps are limited to riding in autos. Dangers in greater. Eventually agriculture may adjust the home are almost as great as ,on itself to the point where every rural the road. We learn from figures comworker is a specialist in some partic- piled for the year 1929 by the ular line. Instead of sticking to the National Safety Council that 40 per old crops he may raise a commodity cent of all accidents, last yea came on a few acres that will, in the long from falls, bums, cuts, explosions, run, net him far more money for the asphyxiations and the like. same amount of labor. In that way, Anything that offers protection too, grain, cotton and fruit growing, from injury interests everybody. So as well as the raising of live stock in the hope that it may serve to prewould no longer be in homes vent numerous fields. Those who did elect to con- around Tremonton mishaps we reprint here the would more find it tinue in those lines rules offered by the Safety Council in profitable and not so apt to be jeopar- its campaign to make the home a dized by It's some- safer place to live in. thing to think about, and something Do not start a fire with gasoline or that may come to pass in this country coal oil. far more speedily than we now Do not attempt acrobatic stunts in imagine. the home such as standing on ladders, chairs or window sills unless you have a firm foundation or are MODERN GASOLINE otherwise protected from falling. SUPERIOR Keep medicine chests where childThe motorist who fills his tank at get in them and never take a service station handling the prod- ren cannot ucts of one of the many dependable any medicine yourself from a bottle the dark. producers, is getting the best motor in Do not start an auto in a closed fuel that modern science can provide, The type of gasoline now sold by garage in cold weather. Do not point a gun at anyone, even established companies is better than is you are sure "it isn't loaded." required by state specifications, and though Use reasonable care and precaution is superior to any marketed since the war. Power, quick starting, acceler in performing your daily chores about ation and general operating efficiency the house. are assured to a degree unheard of 20 And then, too, in the spring a Treyears ago. The excellence of present-da-v gaso monton boy's fancy lightly turns to line is said to be due to two opposing thoughts of dogding work. influences cooperation and competi Never whip your little boy for lyintr. tion. Cooperative laboratory and road experiments, between oil producers, He may grow up to.be a successful automobile manufacturers and the seed catalogue writer. Federal government led to the de If feminine feet ever have anything veloping of a better fuel. And out of competition has come a series of ex- to say. about it we'll brt the shoe haustive tests. Not only do compet- stores will be selling larger sizes than ing companies buy and analyze each they are now. other's products, but the U. S. Bureau of Mines buys gasoline in the open We suppose that about 20 years market in various parts of the nation from now the present younger generafor the purpose of laboratory investi- tion will be terribly shocked bv what another younger generation is doing. gation. Today's actual prices for gasoline are near half what they were in 1920. One trouble about buying a para The apparent high cost of gasoline in chute is that if it doesn't work vou some states is due to excessive state haven't much chance of taking it back taxes. and exchanging it for another one. To Your Town long-tongu- ed over-crowd- over-productio- n. , Can You Afford It? i ! Full Measure You're alwavs assured of a full Wonder what he's thinking of this vn1llP! wViAnpvpr von t.rflrlHT nf v M.w ... ,. Jf at flSnDUm S. r ouiis ui qua uais ur Shirts or Shoes ; it makes Elosiery no difference. Always will you be assured of a fulllneasure of value, service and satifaction. vncura llicooui classy Fishburn suit I just bought. Bet he envies me plenty. You'd envy me too if you knew how much I saved by buying it at Fishburn's the place where I buy all my clothes. In City Is Completed 1 (Continued from page one.) those who have sacrificed so much of their time to make the Btudy possible. We also wish to commend the people of Tremonton on the interest they in their community probshown have . - j.t i i" tf me live lems aunng .i wiui meetings are now at them. Our tabulators work on these records. They will be busy for some time. Then someone must interpret the results and reduce to written form the information they contain. It is hoped the study will reveal much, not only to Tremonton but to other Utah towns, concerning the relatives functing strength and effectiveness of the agencies on which life in western towns depends for its Fall in Line, Folks What a Shirt When Fishburns announces a sale you can just bet your last collar button that half the town will be there. Why? Because a Fishburn's sale means one bargain after another so unless you get there early you're mighty apt to be out of luck. well-bein- g. Jos.. A. Geddes ..WANT COLUMN.. LOST Sorrel yearling Colt, no brand. Bay Mare, 2 years old, branded bar over VS. Notify James Summer, Bothwell, phone 8.y-34p What a shirt what a shirt and priced at only $1.39. I really don't need any more shirts right now-b- ut I can't afford to pass up such a value. In fact, I'd better take at least three of them and pocket the savings. 2. RENT Furnished home. quire Walter Wyatt, phone 58.0-- FOR 1 m M.T.M IsiiAiUlol WriUiElTO In1. 33tf. IN THE MARKET FOR A CALL NO. 78 For SEWING Machines WHEN Tracktor, see Heber N. Stohl, agent to rent, to repair, for needles, Oil, for the famous Cleatrac crawler parts and accessories for All makes of tractor. Phone 3.a-- l. 35 Machines. E. E. Brenkmann. 33tf somewhere between Bush LOST between Brijrhan City :rad LOST dump and Bear River City, a purse Promontory by way of Cnrla.M 1 spare wheel tire nrt cr.rrior fo FoT containing a $2).(K) bill and some loose Finder please return to Mrs. lli-to- n Truck. FinrW .i. P. ehar.Tf. 2.g-5-- l. 32 Snodgrass, Promontory. Liberia! re- Jos. V. Iversoti, phone ' ward. 33? LAWN MOWEP.S and Saws sharpened. Wcr!: gi..ranteed. Call 93.a-- l. PIANO AT A SACRIFICE We have on hand in the vicinitv rf Lynn Wadsworth. Tremonton one of our vry best FOP. RENT Modern apart-ne- t. Rather thpn p-- y storage or pianos. Bear River Valley v-reship this instrument o Co. 31 sell it to a responsible nnrtv at a Telephone on ear,v terms. Or, we W A N'J'Mn- - M AN WITH CAR To special price, will rent the pir.ro with the nrivilop-soil p. product. Good inof buyinjs? later nrv! vvt en- f come csourcd. Call Leader office. price. In p'wfr-'- . pe.oi?, 29tf. iv t full reference in Across G!en Bros. Music Co., Ogclen Utah. FOR SALE Sfcd Potatoes (Bliss variety) George Abbott, East 29tf plume C6 a-- r'fy 0"'n. ni-.n- 'fr f:-s- Tre-nonto- r., 3. TOMATO PI A NTS Caulif Cabbage, ewer, IYpp-E,t n. Plants, and my plants at nilics GfVO fi Tremonton. Farmers phone 52 .v 2. droi., FOR SALE Good building lime GOOD BUILDING LOTS For Sale. Utah-Idah- o $12.00 per ton. Some right in town, others two Sugar Co., Garland, Utah. 18tfd blocks out. Also two homes for sale. Call Leader office. BICtgEST CASH PRICE paid for Garland FOR RENT Modern hides, pelts, and furs. house Hide House, J. W. Garrett, Mgr., Garwith bath and toilet. Inquire at Tremonton Coal Co. land, Utah. Bell phone 146 valley phone 31. 6tf WHERE CAN MONEY be invested to better advantage than in good farm CASH PAID For Deal and Useless Cows and horses. Reverse call land at present exceeding low prices. Have you tf41 Nearly time to plow. Brigham 493J2. bought yours. We still have some Will buy veal, cows and hogs. Phone very good buys. C. G. Adney, Corinne, 44J1. Garland 36tf Utah. 23tf FOR SALE Good Second Hand FOR SALE 1926 Ford, ton truck, ranges. Call Utah Power and Lisht stake body; and 1 H. P. John Co. gtf Deere Stationary engine Adam "The Gas Man." 23tf FOR SALE One 13 tooth orchard wheel cultivator nearly new. One GET YOUR HOME papered, type military7 saddle, nearly or painted at $2.00 a room new. Both half price. C. G. Adnev. and Work Guaranteed. Walter up. OT 23 tf Wilkinson, Tremonton, Utah se, Utah. 30. an vv'M.L s Ml' all or any part of the !m Schutt, 38 acres at Elwood, at $140.00 per acre. D. J. Borup, Rupert J S7n Idaho. 22tf for Mothers' Day OP OUR SPECIAL PRICES ON Implements ALL OF WHICH MUST BE SOLD New Idea IVIanure Spreader, the best built, at a price never before epf THEY MUST BE spreaders quoted. the pleasure and benefits conferred. It's worth saving for. If you start early enough you can easily afford a splendid vacation by devoting a small portion of your weekly income to a special vacation savings account. Cassulkys, gangs; Oliver SOLD. Also J. I. 2-w- ay Plows; U Bar ?Ad Wood bar Harrow3, also Single and Tandum Disc Harrows; Western Land Rollers, etc.; Osbourne Mowers, Rakes and Binders. Beet Cultervator 20 per cent off. Bargains never before offered in 24 years Interest Banking Go. cl, any Are Taking Advantage course, even a commonplace box of Candy would please Mother be- BOXED Tremonton Calso-mir.e- CLEARANCE SALE Candy for IMother SPECIALLY 4 n, C-d- Day gift. A Im-thur- t'O'.i SALE Good Home in Tremon23. ton. i r-- rs FiIS FOR SALE Prince Edward Island strain of Pure Bred, Registered Silver.. Foxes, $600.00 per pair, or will trade for good milk cows. Malad Silver Fox Farm, Box 386, Malad, Idaho. 38 cause of the sentiment of the gift. But if you present her with a box of candy from Scott's, she'll be simply delighted. It's always a welcome Mother's VACATION is not too expensive when you consider Dapper Dan Says I to Myself Social Contact Survey miiHHillHfll - TAKE IT FROM ME H. G. Scott Drug Co. Where Savings Arc Greatest Phone 47 - Tremonton, Utah like sales now being made.' A dollar saved is two dollars earned. PHONE 35 Farmers Cash Union Tremonton, Utah I |