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Show r An Independent Newspaper Devoted To The Interests jOt The People Ot Rich County and Lower Bear River Valley .Volume 4 Number 3 , if acts About Rich County Schools County Agent Notes Laketbwn News st per child (614) for. 1981-3budget not including debt service $62.00 rTotal cost per child as per 1931-3budget including debt service .. .66.85 Total cost per child in 1929-375.93 84.35 ) State average total cost per child in .Assessed valuation per census child in Rich County (1931) 4,878.44 School budget figures for the last number of years are as follows : 1928-2.Total expended , , $47,447.97 1929-3Total budget 18,678.00 - 46J362.28 Total budget 193031 1931-3Total budget 41,044.06 . .(Levy reduced One mill The teachers salary budsret for the last three years is as follows: the grade schools, unof Principal Spencer Griffin went, to Randolph on Wednesday last- to .play basketball with the Randolph boys, 7th and 8th grades. The eighth grade came home quite elated because of beating the game 17 to 12, although the seventh grade boys lostfcothe Randolph team. The boys 2 e$ der direction 2 0 - 1909-fX- 9 0 2 The Parlslst Ward M men met our local M men, hi the amusement ball Thursday night in a good game of basketball.. Th score. was the favor going to bur M men. a , 1929-3- 0 $25,452.50 25,421.45 193031 1981-3- 2 23-2- 8, ' 19,600.00 The total school budget decreased $G, 403.91 or per; cent from 1928 to 1931. The teacher salary budget decreased $5,852.50 or 22.95 per cent. Exactly 54 per cent of all taxes collected in Rich County in 1931 are expended for education. The other 4534 per cent of the taxes are expended by county and state. ' A STUDY OF SALARIES PAID TO TEACHERS Classification . Rich , County 13, , It was . 1930-3- 1931-3- 1 1 , ly - , DLLT EDUCATION CLASSES The adult oduation classes, organized at South Rich High .School, are now well under- - way. A verv- successful bebinning was made last Monday evening, Feb. 1st., with about thirty-fiv- e people in attendance from . Randolph. It is felt that quite a number of Woodruff people are interested and would have attended had it not been for ft previously scheduled meeting which convened in Woodruff that same evening. Considering the severe storm which" ,vas raging on Fetbrurary 1st., the response was splendid and the interest shown is commendable. More will undoubtedly attend next time. The teachers, the county agent, and the superintendent are jo make the courses .as interesting, gafi as possible; profitable to An attempt is being made to furnish coursese and .discuss subject matter which will be of irneret and profit to the adults. The people in attendance Monday evening were given opportunity to choose the courses which they would live to pursue. Aceording-lv- . the following courses were organized to be given earn Monday at the time indicated: 8 :00 to 8 :45 p. m. English. Commercial Law, Home - , Parent-Teache- rs and sent The Bloomington Dramatic players presented their, yomedy drama in 3 acts Jimmy Be Careful. This was a splendid playj and well rendered, although owingfto so many of our townspeople being at Randolph and also sickness, .the away otherwise small. attendance , was ! uuusuaUy Those w1 o attended w re well satisfied and say ecne again Bloomington. nasium for those who wish to attend. The English work will be a combination of literature and better speeen traialg. The Commercial Law will be a study of the ordinary fundamentals of business law which , each .individual should know to carry on his financial transactions with safety and satisfaction. The material taken up in the Home Economics class will be made to conform to .the wishes of the majority. Mr. Guymon, in charge of the class in agriculture, submits the following suggestive outline which, if desired by the class, can be amended to better suit their interests : Feb. 15. . Price Trends" and Relationships. . - J? v The school faculty all went to Randolph Saturday ,o attend the institute held thee. si' The north Rich capers also went to play the . South Rich basket eers. This was one gnme the N. R. boys won and were ;veiy much enthused . ' about it. ' . j Elders John T. iFeterson and Seville Nelson o Jjvid, Idaho, fcvere visitors and' SPt&tbers St our Sacrament meeting Sunday as home missionaries. E. . Clarence Cheney also spoke for a brief period on the topic of genealogical matters. Feb. .22. . .Jiibu.29 Fertilizer. March 7. Livestock Feeding. March 14. Current Livestock the-peopl- e . , . , i day In the High paints The students remain- . the-paren- 2 .740.10 Elementary teachers 6513 Elementary Principals ,. ... 1208,75 14)1,88 unior High Teachers' . . 1?25.00 1 lCg.50. Hightsehool men teachers 1341,67 1200.94 866.05. Highschool lady, teachers 1115.63 H. S.- taching principals . 1838.85 1 448.79 ' Supervising principals .. These salary, liures are tabulated from information compiled oijVby the State School Office. . The following article was published in the Reaper some time ago, bnt we since the. table did not contain the value for cottonseed cake and are entering into the winter feeding period. I believe that it is worth while to reprint this information with the addition mentioned above. In the ' folloiwng table it will be noted that cottonseed cake is about on a par with grain in its energy val use, but it must be remembered that cottonseed cake contains about five times as much protein as grain and the protein is of a much higher qual ity than that found in grain and consequently the cottonseed cake has a higher feeding value for production of growth in young animals or in the foetus than does grain. Cotton cake also contains a rather high percentage of phosphorous, which is an essential mineral in the welfare of livestock and which is apt to be lack ing after a dry season such as the past summer. Cottonseed cake is most efficient as a supplement of wild hay and other low protein feeds. School Friday.;! attended at home While The following table give3 the price at which grain will replace alfalfa ed school. Thej) brushed up a little Grain in Worth Per 100 lbs. ,on their schol work, etc. They were hay in the ration: more fortunate, than the pupils, to With Alfalfa Hay at Cotton Cake Barley Wheat Corn Oats Wheat Bran the extent that, good program ,,was Dollars per Ton rendered in fhk morning session and a splendid lunch was served at nocu, furnished by the faculty. Principal Cleon Leinon, Yernon G. Robinson and Miss Gretta Cheney. The parents report having had an enjoyable time and the teachers, say they had an school. Suftt. R. D. Law of Randolph was in attendance. With Timothy or mixed hay add 5 per cent to grain value; . . $1.50 Per Year In Advance Randolph, Utah, Friday February 5, 1932 Prob- lems. .March 21. Farm Winbreaks and Beautification. March 28. The Home and Farm Garden. April 1. Open for Choice. As you will note from the above dates, the next regular class work will be held on the evening of Feb 15th. Next Monday evening, Feb. 8th Economics. Dr. C. N.. Jensen, State Superintend8 :50 to 9 :30 p.' m. ent of Public Instruction, will be here Agriculture. Recreation and Physi- to talk to the people on matters per cal Education for Ladles. taining to education. A public meet On Wednesday evenings - at 7:30 ing will be held at 8:00 p. m. in the there will ' be n facers, tenehers, Randolph Opera House, and business mens night in the gym-- 1 All are invited and urged to attend. HONORS RECEIVED IN 4-- H WORK Each year a certain number of club leaders who. have done outstanding work are selected by a committee. As a reward for their untiring effort and high quality of work they are given a ' gold medal watch fob. This year Mr. John H. Weston was selected as one of the outstanding leaders in the state, so will receive work this award. The success of largely depends on the ability and Interest of the leader, so we congratulate Mr. Weston on his achievement and trust that he will continue to give his sc&operation and leaderclub boys ship in support of these and girl3. in the county The other leaders have given their fine cooperation and have done some very fine work, and we trust that they too will continue their splendid support in helping these young people to gain invaluable experience. H CLUB BOY ' WINS HONORS. 4-- 4-- H Elders John Tueller and (F?) Nye of Paris. Idaho, are making house to house visits to all the families of the During the past few months Allen ward, including Round Valley and of Randolph has placed himHatch mis as ward Meadowville, laboring Club the lime light in self in sionaries. Work. In competition for the Thomas E. Wilson contest, Allen won a 'beauBishop Geo. H. Robinson left Wed- tiful sold medal. At the Ogedn Livenesday for a brief visit at Salt Lake stock Show he placed second in the P. delivered Rufus City. Humphrey as an individual contest judging him to Evanston, Wyo., by motor cai and he went by rail from there. - 4--H which entitled him to a silver medal and gave to him a Purina packet knife. Again thru his work in the baby beef club, by keeping a good record and producing an interesting essay, he won the Union Pacific Scholarship of $100 and one railroad fair to and from the U. S. A. C. Allen is now attending college at Logan as a freshman, so that this in scholarship will help materially his sophomore year. Mildred Dean of Woodruff came a close second in competition for the scholarship and was appointed alternate. Several other members produced some outstanding work and good records. but of course all can not win We hope that these and others will try next year and take their turn in winning these honors. FEED DOAN REOPENED. According to a telegram received today by the county agent, the government feed loan is to be reopened within the next few days. As soon as more detailed information is received It will be given out. If you wish to make a feed loan you may get in touch with the county agent, Mr. L. B. Johnson. Mr. Shelby Huffaker and Mr. Martin Kcarl. Watch for furtf?r announcements. E. L. GUYMON, County Agent. 1-- - Old man winter has been trying to GUNN BARKER have people put their autos away in the bureau drawers for the winter. Last Thursday Carl Gunn and Ezma The North Rich school bus did not SCOUT NEWS i arrive Tuesday, Feb. 2nd., on account Barker , accompanied by Mrs. George of blizzard filling up the road north. Barker and Weston Barker, motored The week beginning Feb. 7, is Scout Some cars were marooned in the can Anniversary week. Every day is Set yon for a while1. Much blowing and to Salt Lake, City. They were married The story was very busy last week, apart for some special activity. Sun snow during the week. in the Salt Lake Temple, Friday. The leaving a baby boy with Mr. and day is Church Day. All the boys are jride is the charming daugter, of Mr. Mrs. Frank Earley and a baby girl to be at church taking active C. part observed Jos. Local weather Mrs. George I. Barker and the and with Mr. and- Mrs.. Milford Loveland. where possible. Monday there is to reports the snowfall for Dr. Moore of Paris, Idaho, assisted be a radios program with all scouts Robinson, a son of Mr. and Mrs. Ben the month of January to be 19 inech-e- bridegroom, Mr. Stork in both deliveries, and at recommitting Utah. On Thursday themselves with Oath of Gunn Woodruff, some lit and it has been adding last report, mother's and babies were and Law. 4 a shower was given for them, recent more 'eb. tie each and day night, doing fine and both Frank and MilWednesday there is a Father and y . very large crowd was in atlendence ford are wearing broad smiles. Scouts Social. Thursday, home day. nd many beautiful and useful gifts Friday scout and his school. SaturERROR: We made a mistake oi was Elders Orson Grimitt and Wye of day, outdoor day. a few degrees in the reporting of the were received, a delicious luncheon Paris, Idaho were in attendance at will make last week, which was 27 served. The young couple the Sacrament meeting Sunday. The DR. C. N. JENSEN TO ADDRESS temperature degrees instead of 30 degrees below their home in Randolph, and will live local Genelogical organization gave THE PUBLIC OF RICH COUNTY zero for the coldest. Well, you know, old Weston home. The Reaper some interesting incidents in the gath for a tenderfoot to feel ,n the it easy iq their many friends in wishing of swith which the geneoligy after ering Next Monday, Feb. 8th. Dr. C. N. 3 colder when your fingers join visiting brothers talked along tin Jensen, State Superintendent of Pub- aredegrees a them long and happy married life. so cold anyhow. same line. lic Instruction, will come to Rich for the purpose of addressing Well sir, we most nigh forgot Tues BASKET BALL For the past two weeks the unem- County the public, on matters pertaining to day Feb. 2d., was Ground-Ho- g Day and in road work has been pro- education. A meeting for the people if the ployment , poor animal could find his way The North Rich High Schools first gress at a point in the gap near P. N. of Laketown and Garden City will the snow he could have seen basket ball team were successful in thru up Mr. farm. has Hodges Royal Pope in Laketown at 3:30 p. m. The his shadow, providing he was out at the South Rich team Satthe work in charge and we under- meeting for the Randolph and Wood the for there jwas sunshine, defeating time, right the score being evening, stand that the work will continue for ruff people will be held in the Ran- shadow and blizzard all in one day. urday Rich. This is the North of in favor some time yet. thus leaving considerHouse at 8:00 d. m. Howbeit you can almost rest assured first Opera dolph Rich has taken North that game able money with our local unemploy- These are the meetings that were there will be six weeks more of winter. South Rich secThe time. a for long ed. We are informed that the particare from January 29th. All ond team won the second game. ular point ha acquired a new name. postponed invited and urged to take advantage Jasper1 Henderson returned to the 1 Hoover Point, of this opoprtunity. Evanston hospital Tuesday for medica WASHINGTONS BIRTHDAY T Mr. Charles' Whittington, onr local IS TO BE CELEBRATED attention for a while pending an operaState Road Supervisor, has been tion. Bankers Help The Town Board, the School Board very busv lately in clearing the deep of Kennebec County. banks Seven snows from the hishways.Word reach On Tuesday, while returning from and the Mutual are planning a big es us this a. m. that on Mr. Thomas Maine, cooperated with the county Sage, with a truck load of corn, for celebration on Washingtons Birthday G. Hodges ranch the snow measured detailed program will ibe announced grange, farm bureau, and local cream DeWitt Johnson, Brigham Irwin ano 20 inches.- This is much .more snow ery, in financing the publication of a Parnell Johnson had the misfortune to later. than has fallen anv winter for the booklet, entitled, The Agricultural get off the road and topped the truck It over. No damage was done except the past ten years md now we hear the Situation in Kennebec County. Bath Hazards farmers reioioing over the prospects preBents in a concise manner the farm breaking out of the cab window. He Gentlemen in the insurance business of ample water for irrigation unr- - yggources and practices of the county broke the other one out last year in a ns confidentially that we risk a tell poses and the cattle and sheepmen similar tip over. for improvement BUgge8tion, great deal when we take a bath. 1 whistling mer-- tunes because of the -' of the abundance of range Womans Home Companion. t prospects Silence and Success ' feed for their stock Necessaries Educational Success may be attributed to three The subjects which are necessary things one is silence, the second Is Due to Internal Heat Towns With Short Name tools in securing an education, such as more silence and the third is still mo're cause of volcanlcity ultimate The Two towns In the United States are reading, writing, arithmetic and gram- silence. Ivar Kreuger. of volcanoes) is the ineruption (the 1 easy to remember. They are Al. in j mer Bre known as tool subjects by earth. of the ternal heat Subscribe for The Reaper. j j educators. Georgia, and Uz. in Kentucky. Garden City News , - , , Woodruff News A group of ten men went to work on the Monte Cristo Road Monday. Dame Rumor whispers that there will soon be another wedding. Miss friends Lillian Cox entertained a few at her home on Friday night. William and Emerson Cox spent two days last week visiting at Ogden. Most of the town has been sick, but are slowly recovering, now. Some of the men about town are busy hauling corn this week. Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Spencer of Evanston, Wyo., were visitors here Monday. Mrs. Annie Rima was a visitor South Rich High School Monday. at ! MUTUAL CONTEST WORK IS WELL UNDER WAY d . 18-2- 1 . - , v 1 ; ; . - the dance contest members, play, and the choruses are working hard. A male chorus, under the direction of Mr. Wakefield, will sing at Conjoint meeting Sunday evening. Feb. 7th. These contest numbers will be very good, and the Mutual expects the support of the whole ward. The one-ac- t 1 - Violin Not Oldest The violin is not the oldest stringed instrument The lyre and the harp as well as other stringed instruments antedate it Suggested Improvement be The voice of the people would Ina chorus as effective much more stead of a medley. Cappers Weekly. 1 National Salute The salute to the Union one gun for each state is fired at noon on the Fourth of July at every military post and on board commissioned naval vessels belonging to the United States. ' |