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Show BEAR RIVER VALLEY LEADER, THURSDAY, DECEMBER VALLEY LEADER stive concvern, constructing dam on Lake Fork River, about seven miles Entered at the Postoffiee at below Moon Lake, to acquire additionUtah, as Second Class Mat-- al water for irrigation of approximate ly 20,000 acres of farm land. Walton, Editor and Publisher Tre-sooto- Published at Tremoaton, Utah, on Thursday of each week. tm rix Subscription Rstes , Months, in ad vane Earee months, in adrsnee MEMSE&4930 UTAH Bear River City BR1S3AN3 by ARTHUR $2.00 al Agent Stewart the breeders of JerA girl from Iowa and a boy from $1.00 sey cattle in Box Elder County met on Missouri are celected as the "healtl-les- t .50 December 15, 1930, to review the work boy and girl In the nation." The 90.7 out of a possible 100 scored girl the accomplished during past year, and to reorganize. This was the an- points. The boy scored S8.7. Such scoring, of course, means little. of breed nual meeting of this STATE PRESg ASSN. group ers of dairy cattle, and they felt pret ty well pleased with their first year's work as an organized group. Reports were made by County Agent R. H. Stewart, President M. V. Wm. Rohwer, and Secretary-TreasurP. McBride regarding the plans and accomplishments worked out during the past year. , George B. Mann president of the Utah State Jersey Breeders Ass'n was present and congratulated the members of the association on the commendable work they have set out to accomplish. He also stated the State Association stands ready at all times to assist the dairymen of the state. " Mr. Arthur L. Ingebratson, livestock feed specialist of the Sperry Milling Co. was also present and gae a very interesting talk on the value of bal anced rations for dairy cattle. The following officials and directors were named for the year 1931: M. V. Rohwer, Corinne, President; Henry Sorensen, East Garland, Vice President; Wm. F. McBride, Brigham Brigham City,- - Director; . John A. Ward, Willard, Director. . The annual fee for the year 1931 was voted upon. The program for the ensuing year was worked on; and everyone present felt the meeting had been a profitable one. Life and health depend primarily on heart, kidneys, lungs and nerve force. The lungs can be developed, heart and kidneys can be protected. Nervous energy can be built up somewhat, but you get most of It at birth. Voltaire, as a baby, had fits, and if it hadn't been for a' kind hearted Catholic priest, who showed his mother how to take care of him, putting him in hot water when the fits came on, he would have died as a baby. Instead, having; wonderful nervous force, be died in Paris long past 80 after a tremendous triumph, in which one of his plays was. produced. The populace took the horses from his carriage and dragged him home. He had worked furiously all : his life. ;. Health f goes deeper than - ptnk cheeks and sparkling eyes.; . er To Your Town as well as to your Country PATRONIZE YOUR LOCAL MERCHANTS . UTAH WEEKLY IN DUSTRIAL REVIEW The following record of industrial activity .lists items showing investment of "capital, employment of labor and business activities and opportuni ties.: Information . from which the paragraphs are prepared is from local Tapers, usually of towns mentioned. and may be considered generally cor i' rect. . ' Dr. Miller Reese Hutchison has a new invention, and Hawks, our great est air pilot at the moment, is experimenting with it. The importance of this invention, if Dr. Hutchison's hopes are realized, cannot be exaggerated. , It will take from the fumes of gasoline the deadly quality that poisons the air In great cities, causing occa sional deaths In closed garages. , Even more Important Is the fact that this new gasoline is expected to Increase the cruising range of an air plane almost 100 per cent wnat men can imagine, they eaa do, and what they require, their ! brains can produce. v -- Tremonton x u - - t, rkHIrvmen - "Mr. and Mrs. Peter Mortensen of Sugar City, Idaho are the proud parents of twin babies, two girls, which arrived at their home December 6th. Mrs. Mortensen was formerly Miss Anita Jensen of this city. Tuesday evening, December 23rd the Primary Officers and teachers will present the Pageant Star of the East, in the ward amusement. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Christensen are the proud parents of a fine baby girL born December 11th. Mrs. Christensen was formerly Miss Carrie An dersen. Miss Bemice Iversen spent several days of last week visiting in Garland with Mr .and Mrs. Ray Moore. The following irom this city were shopping in Ogden Wednesday: Mr. and Mrs. Rasmus Hansen,' Mr .and Mrs. Henry Hansen, Mr. and Mrs. ,Wal ter Hansen and son Delwin, Mrs. P, Jensen; Mrs. Leona Jensen, Mrs. Car rie Christensen, Mrs. Joseph Iversen, Mrs, P. M. Iversen, "Mrs. C. W. Bradford, Ivan Iversen, Nels Rasmusen and Mr .and Mrs. C. O. Andersen of The Philco Balanced Unit , CARRIES WITH IT ACCESS Bothwell. " J Mrs. Mary Goyette left Thursday - PLACES far and near are one to the radio owner. Through the continued ef- ' : morning for her home in St Paul, Minnesota, after spending a month in this city with her father, F. L.,Nelsen and other relatives. Lorin Petersen, our sixth grade teacher, was called to his home in Sterling, Utah, Wednesday, on account of the death of his father, Martin Petersen Jr. During his absence Mrs. Margaret J. Johnson is teaching in his place. , Mrs. George Bott is reported to be seriously ill at their home feast of - . s- - -- town. forts of engineers and scientists radio knits the world into one panorama for your ear. No wonder the. gift of a radio is like giving the world as a present Gifts Electrical "; : - Toasters ' Saturday evening the Elders of this ward and their partners enjoyed a delicious chicken .supper and dance in the amusement hall, Every one certainly enjoyed them selves. N . - . , , Mrs. Ernest Olsen is confined to her bed, suffering with an attack of heart '' v trouble.; ' Mr. and Mrs. Me veil Wanker ami Xim; Hansen attended a party and sup per at the home of a friend m Corinne, ' Sunday evening. Mrs. Albert Thorsen and Mrs. Sina Thorsen were shopping in Ogden Mon- :: , : Etc. l ::fmM:'i Gloves Traveling Bags And many other useful and beautiful gifts ;r 1 Tremonton Harness and ' Accessories Co. " day.' Waffle Irons Percolators j . -- - Coleman Electrical Appliances y , ; . THE WHOLE WORLD TO 18 . Bryce Canyon National Park to be enlarged from 14,444 acres to 85,534 Iron County Record, Cedar .acres. Citv. ' ' CeA&r Citv Mrs. Beulah Lowraan I -I- ; Parlor. in Fife flower shop opened " Locals Hyrum American Food Store op ened here. ' Mr. Joe Burgess, Mr. Doyle Mad- ; Provo New reservoir to be con Lady Astor gives a party and In water sen, and Mrs. D. Stander were Ogden vites inv oBenrp citv. ample ewwvm-women of thirty-sithem only visitors Tuesday. :) who, she says, are the thirty-si- x supply. m ijMiAiC-Klnem- a Golf Course most Important women jn England...-- ; ' stalled in building over Consolidated Mrs. D. W. Jenkins returned SunAna they are ail workers in some . Texas where she Attended field scientists, doctors, government from Wagon antf Machine Co day West Millar! the W. C. T. U. convention. While workers. No one would be called of - - r - v t by met here .recently to discuss marketaway she visited with her sister in our American reporters society nmhtMriB. Inif woman," or anything approaching It. Oklahoma. Some 2,000 turkey growers in this ? It would be interesting to print the State :ceived nearly $250,000 for women pictures of those thirty-si750,000 poaids of turkey, aggregating selected by Lady Astor and contrast about 30? carloads. Milford News. with their faces the thirty-simost Saliiia Repairs made to Salma canai v Irrigation Company's important women, If they could be vic;a FOR SALE Now is the time to buy Identified, in the New York City's alone- htahwav north of town. a a purebred registered Chesapeake "Four Hundred," selected by Ward Whiting Salt Lake City Floyd warrfAd contracts aggregating $28,345 Bay Retriever Dog, at rock bottom McAllister long ago. dog for Which set of thirty-sifaces do you to construct 11 State highway bridges prices. The best this territory. Call 102, Adam Im- - think would show the most IntelliIn Salt Lake and Davis bounties avifldftTith Ward Church reno- thurn, Blue Light Service .Station, No. gence f Morrill Goddard should pub lish this comparison in his scientific at cost of $2,000. 9, Tremonton, Utah. And Check made here shows Beaver FOR SALE Stark delicious apples. weekly. irom were shipped that 1,000 turkeys Call Hyrum C. Christenson Fhone Railroads demand "sweeping relief Beaver County to Eastern markets for from max competition." They would like and approximately Thanksgiving Until Christmas, will sell all new to "curb" pipe lines now pumping oil number will go for Christmas. Escalante State will spend $10,000- Treadle and Electric Sewing Machines once carried in railroad tank cars by railroads. Moun- at a to gravel road over Escalante great discount for cash, also Oil, ' They would make the oil companies Needles and Motors. tain. installrid of their 1400,000,000 investCo. get Oil Utacal Call and see. E. E. Brenkmann, Cedar City ment and would check coastwise shipA S. building. C. in Phone offices 2 78, blocks Tremonton, Utah, ing ping and canal freights. These things provo Work to be rushed on ex- south of bank. and others they demand. tension of sewer mains. liFOR to RENT Four added roomed un books house, Price 12 new What they need is to bring their furnished. L J. Hansen, Phone brary. own methods up to date, stop hauling dedi13tf. Milton $14,000 ward chapel heavy trains weighing . upwards of cated. to carry 10,000 FOR 1,000,000 OR SALE TRADE pounds, 80 Good of Coalville Mullins & Wheeler of to the last two acre pounds farm passengers with good bungalow Salt Lake City, have contract to dig house, or three stations. ' chicken Farm is garage, coop. 3.500 feet of trench for winter mains. Railroads have suffered, their pastile drained. Will sacrifice for quick Cedar City Temporary quarters to sale traffic has been cut almost in senger for or trade Phone city property. be secured for post office. and whatever hurts railroads half, tf. hurts the country. of third 20, Tremonton, Utah. Remodelinfr Snrincrvillp , f- 0 The railroads will not find a remedy ward chapel will cost $12,000. FOR SALE Good Second Hand Oeden City purchased small snow ranges. Call Utah Power and Light for their troubles in forbidding other - , rtlnw tr be used in conjunction with Co. ...... .. 9tf business enterprises to employ ' There Is a limit to plows. larger Ameri even where important FOR SALE Good building lime paternalism, Logan Gold vein struck by o 112.00 per ton. can Smelting & Refining Co. on 4!u- 8ugar public utilities are concerned. 18tfd ft. level of Frisco Lulu mine, extends Co., Garland, Utah Cardinal Hayes in New York, deHorn in of Lead Tintic into workings Several Good Houses and Lots for ploring the unemployment situation, Silver mine. ' sale in Tremonton and Garland. Prices urging those In his diocese to do Milford Carload shipments of al- reasonable. James Brough, Real everything possible, points out' wisely falfa hay going from here to Lexing- Estate, Tremonton, Utah. tf that "unemployment is a potential ton. Ky. social menace of a very radical type." ' Brigham City Means discussed for GOOD BUILDING LOTS For Sale When men stop eating they cease Some in two other town, right raising funds to construct sewer blocks out. Also two homes for sale. respecting the rights of others. Fork New bids to be Call Leader office. In Baltimore, Mayor Broenlng and opened December 11 for construction. WE PAY Highest Cash Prices for Police Commission Oaipher permit ot State training school for feeble Hides, Felts, and Furs. Garland moving pictures on Sunday for charity. ' minded to cost not more than $191,000 Hide house, J. W. Garrett, mgr. Bell In spite, of protest V;; Salt Lake City Paramount Baking phone. 146 and 26; Valley phone 8L should be there Why 'a pretest Co. 'opened at 935 Denver Street against moving pictures or any other Good Second Hand reasonable entertainment on Ogden Wilson plant of Amalgamat FOR SALE Sunday? . ed Sugar Co., west of this city, had ranges. Call Utah. Power and Light The Bible says the Sabbath was made Co."'.-; , 9tf for man, not man for the Sabbath. . , , , ,ji season's run of 85 days. r , Lehi $36,000 wing completed to WANTED We will call for and -pay J.Vv. I cash for dead and useless horses Jiigh school. The two greatest moving pictures In Salt Lake City 10 story Medical and cows. Phone Logan 49. Colorado the world are a fine sunset and the will go up at Fourth South Animal Co. , ; 8tf. rushing waters of Niagara. The Lord - and Main Streets, at cost of ' some does not close them on Sunday. ' FOR SALE Good Jersey or in t5oo,ooo. let not those want who Why Jersey Widstoe Immediate construction of within cow on Sunday see them, and those next week. Call 23, Tremon- Escalante from this to place highway want that to stay home, stay home? , wa. tf. will give employment to men of uuj Itch in one man's mind te the Why part of State' and cost some $10,000. LOST Ladies brown purse. Left at ontret the life of another? Manti Sanpete County Poultry Palace Hall in Garland, Armistice Producers Association shipped six car night. Finder please return to Leader Dr. Dewart, who owns the New 'loads turkeys to Philadelphia and New oice.'U ;..: tf, Tork Sun, thinks this country should York City for Thanksgiving, amount- FOUNT Leather coat Inouire Lead not be pitchforked into the League of to valued at .150,000 pounds, Sng $50, er afflce.. . ...v. ;t.., tf. Nations, through the back door of the Salt' Lake City KDYL radio sta-- . CASH PAID Per Dead and Useless League Court, and wisely decides to Cows and heroes, v Reverse caH let the people know about It ,.,' Hon Installed more powerful transmitviewi late a san 493J2 Brigham . tfil He will put his ting apparatus at plant at Thlrty-te third South and Ninth West streets. WILL BUY VEAL, COTTS and bbH. advertisement,at his be printed la 100 evspaperm. A expense. UtlforoV-RM- S Neflsen and George Phone 44J1, OuAuO, TJtah. . lift beet The next te thing ewaragaeW from ; XJtefieU fttrehased barter shop FOX SALB-O- oed Bene fat Tmaos-te-n (pers aS ever the eouatrr 4 te eeV XJtorty TrrrJholm; shop win be redeeo-"ate- d v rerttse m newspapers all. ever the Call tL axjfcrffpred, seatrr. lloactala Com-e- Farnswerth Can-- fl FOIL ErT- -a .fuwished . Apt : IStf. and Eeserroir Co, tvmznt eooper- - Urs. Ira 0; Wdal , i i- What Is Health? New Ideas, New Wealth Lady Astor's Party Lo, the Poor Railroad Jersey Breeders Of Box Elder Co. Reorganize In the office of County Agricultur- Year, in advance v This Week u. 18, 1930 . , ; : . En ing Zinck, who is with tiie U. S. Navy, at San Francisco, California, is home visiting with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Christ Zinck on a k ; J UTAH TREMONTON, two-wee- furlow. x ...WANT COLUMN.: .t - all-rou- nd ; tl x is- - Wl imm-ove- - 4t-1- 7. d - . 60-a-- l. . t , e ' 70-0-- 1. .it, f1 i modern-m- ethods. Utah-Idah- Only 7 More Days Until CHRISTMAS . Xhristmas is "just around the corner," and will be here almost before you . . know it r , r . . ..... ' ... '''''HhseMaBjjaaa DON'T LEAVE YOUR SHOPPING UNTIL THE ?i: ; ; ,,. i;v ; .,. , . - . - Y v i, t Y'- You will find here a gift for any member of your family " s . 5 ' Y'",f' ,riP" !'''.: ' .' ' ? ' s ' '.. I1': ; . . . . V. .1; ; - AO Holiday Goods ' ' WILSON LUMBER COMPANY' 1 . " ,' On Spedal 10' Per Cent Discount ' " . , You May Be Agreeably Surprised -- , J .rji- i - - if ' .... i i i i ' n i ii i n i i i i'h nun ii ii Be Sure To Call Here And Look Over Our Stock i - .K- 'last minute;'''eiaafsf '. Z' - i ?And while you are "buying for the kiddies don't forget a nice present for ' " your wife. YouTl find the VERY thing here'al this store. A nice set of A'i. dishes or some silverware is just one of many things'. ' ; ' pie-lur- n ' ' Hol-ste- will-freshe- r : ' ? , . i ; w . , ,. y:' ; - , - '' ' 1 |