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Show Ive always intended to run for sheriff, FeivS-$ournai BOX EIDER Brigham Ciiy, Utah A Semi-Weekl- Friday, August IB, 1946 Newspaper y Successor to i HE BOX ELDER NEWS (Established 'HE 1896) and mm JOLRNAL 1909) BOX ELDER ( Establl ed William M. Long, Editor nades W Claybaugh, Business Manager rs Gladys H ohnon, Advertising Manager Published every Wednesday Second Claaa V ider at tin Utah, under the act of M i 4 00 ,1 Box Finer County $5 00 a year Singl and Friday end entered ea po r office in Brigham City, Subscription Rater tilde Box Elder Coun-tv- , sooner or later. Maybe I should have done it this year. Warren and Fred both would be awfully nice guvs to run against. For two reasons: (1) There wouldnt be any danger of me getting elected; and (2) Warren or Fred wouldnt be the .sort of guys whod sling mud. When I run for sheriff I dont want any mud slinging. Dependent as we are on Mr. Mountain states (to me, thats you, Smith!) for our livelihood, get pretty good, here at the at recognizing voltes over the w-- News-Journa- l, ing, giving an item to Thelma, Ed fumbled it. Guess that plainly leaves as the local champ of the - Em- , the w lids J.u t t annual in lets were disused 4 AUoJ iiut um a d. - whm vntudllj t,n mt. llu, the Un-USlatt- - f ,lrin L " s union of tin ylov stuck exchange w ilk j Ut V to take a Hike The m- - pot duly 0,e P 11 ll , -- Bill Long of Salt Lake City called at the office to see me the other day, but I was out. been I supiOse some of my checks have or something! his account, clearing through Hes an engineer with the Portland Cement Association ot Utah, his card shows. ld like to meet him. Ptione vour news telephone. Several times a day we please His brain someone by recognizing his voice and calling Overheard a deft description: him by name, over the phone, before he has has a beautiful physique. a chance to say who he is. Usually that Everybody is a little bit crazy, but some pleases him, and it pleases us when were and when it him. when people are fortunate in that they show it in But pleases right youre wrong, sometimes, its pretty embar- a different way from the majoritj. rassing. People seem to teel about their do about their faces. It may Alter watching a big dance band at work, voices as eluding everyone, no matter when they en- not be thethey we always wonder if the drummer makes in nevbest world the but youll In in now armed the tered service, forces). them believe it. And they wouldnt those faces, or if those faces make the addition to the service record, we would like er make to trade with anyone they know. care who each of to carry the picture person served. The pendulum certainly is swinging back. We realize, at the outset, that it will be Jean and Shonka, The busy waitresses and clerks still are insulting, personable right impossible to get m the service records and hand man to the high school supe, said but pleasant about it! theyre W'ho Such served. all of the boys pictures of over the phone, in giving us an awnt My unanimity is humanly impossible, with time n The yesterday. Now, now Jean, you know may not rule the limitations such as they are. But the more item, we call it ant in Nebraska and Kansas. world, but hell always make his 40 percent stories and pictures we do get in, the better, Who you kiddm? on the crown w'orn by the guy who does. more interesting the edition will be, the more valued and treasured as the years go by. If and children of Salt Lake City, day afternoon. Perry News were Sunday callers at the home man, right now you may Mr and Mis Wendell Nebeker you're an of Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Wight and daughter Gaye, Mi and Mrs reel that you arent interested in having PERRY, Aug. 14 A paity was held in Box Elder can- They also viaited with relatives Elks Jensen and sun Bient, and your picture and service record recorded Mi and Mrs C. A Niedsen of but in years to come theres absolutely no yon last Wednesday evening at Tremonton. the birthday anniver-sant- s question about it that youll be glad you did honoring of Willaid is Ogden, and Mi and Mis Hamp B White John of Mrs. Douglas Oyler and or wish you had. at the Biadshaw of Tiernonton spent Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Bott. Sup- spending his vacation last Satuiday and Sunday in of Richard White home Facts concerning your service in the arm- per was served at eight oclock, returned Logan canyon Russell Mrs. Nelson ed forces now are clear in your memory, but after which a social hour was to her home in Salt Lake City Clix Byrne returned to his as tune passes they may slip from you. enjoyed around a bonfire, and last Thursday after a few days to home the after in weie guests presented gifts Ogden Tuesday Faces now lanuliar may be forgot, but will visit at the home of Mr. and a visit at the home of Ray lie brought to mind lrom these pages in years of honor. Those attending were: Mrs. LeRoy D. White. The two boys weie budBishop and Mrs Douglas Qualye, to come. Mr. Mrs. Douglas Oyler, Mr. DeVern accompanied dies in the service. Mr Byrne Perry I here wont be much fuss and feathers and and Mrs. Bott, Mr. and his aunt Mrs. Melvina Bioad-hea- is leaving for San Francisco soon the service stories in the Peach Days edi- Mrs Lorin Eugene Walker, Mr. and Mrs. to Salt Lake City last where he will attend the Calition. Just the straight facts, as called for Wendell Nebeker, Mr. and Mrs. where he will visit for fornia School of Fine Aits. in the form we have circulated through the Harper Billings, Mr. and Mrs. Thursday a few days. a mails and through advertisements in this Ezra Weaver, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. James Johnstone and Nelson, Mr. and Mrs. C. E. daughter Margaret of Oakland, paper, plus a few of the highlights, if any, Ham-soWilson, and Mr. and Mrs. J. ol the service career. Calif , visited at the home of Mr v, r0 7 Tomato Growers! ATIFNTfON Somebody might have been George or might hae been Frank Holman, but probably was someone else phoned the other morning and when we answered ? he said By New were I sheriff! the t you fought golly. Ami hung up. jn An-(Urs- i ii-Alah- , ..lost Vo! table " Crop ' During t1 3 summer months the weather becomes warmer, vegetation of all kinds drier, and water becomes mine im- "it It is during this time of the year e e made to realize that water is the obtained from the v ilu ible crop lountain areas of Utah, i he value of water which falls as rain and snow m the -tii oc of Utah far exceeds the value of her crops from the same areas. er crops agriculture, livestock, 'er, game are secondary and in reality a. ,, ermissible only to the extent our water crop allows. Quite frequently our - water crop is jeopardized by poor methods of harof livestock, or vesting timber, allowing fire to strip the soil surface bare. Nature puts the water into our mountains, but we as men can help keep it there to come down in usuable amounts during the sum-- y ,nWs hv preventing fires and regulat-- ! r ; i 'ey on our mountain areas. be-''m- es over-grazi- m ,, ki v, j ft D M L 1, Ve will Harl receiving green tomatoes for puk.ngu our Honevville YYaiebou-- e on Monday, August 19. boxes please call (ucl.n, sti growths needing poking ot gisen tomatoes. (,m. act additional cage contracting warehouse. Honevville at tad Mr. umc News-Journal- ! Siock Market Strike i'loceedtii? , 0 Worms Big Bu inc5s I alwav thought Ed Baird and I were the to only two people in town who knew how mornBut Mekhizodek. jesterday spell ng . STERLING H. NELSON Phone I tali Honevville, CO. 199 Rj super-salesma- no-ho- st Bai-nar- T 3 RECORDS d d 111 You Invited 'Em? tch Days, our own annual harvest festival and celebration here in Brigham City and Box Elder county, is going to be one of the finest in the history of the event this year. It will be a celebration of which we can be proud. It will be fun for all of us . . . fun we ought to share. It will be a grand time to have friends and relations visit us, former residents of Brigham City as well as people whove never seen our towrn and country. It a reunion time. will be a During Peach Days, every home in Frig-haCity should have house guests. Have, you sent your invitations yet? Now is the out-of-to- home-comin- g, m ! , Mar-tell- A simple but fitting tribute will be paid Mr. and Mrs. Hyrum Thorne, to the men w'ho gave their lives in their Mr. and Mrs. H. Eugene Peiry, countrys service, in the special section de- and daughter Elna, attended the voted to them, and their pictures will be in- Danielson family reunion Aug. cluded. 6th at Idaho Falls. Five thousand copies will be printed of this edition. Undoubtedly there will be call for more, but the press run must be limited due to the paper shortage. All regular subscribers to the will receive one copy. Additional copies, while they last, vv ill sell for 25 cents each. of Mr. and Mrs. Alanbough Los Angeles, Calif., visited at the home of George Holton last Fnday on her way to Yellow- stone park, and a trip to the noithwest. She was accompanied of by her brother and wife Dodge City, Kansas. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Perry This special edition is not a racket, a deal for the publisher, as and daughter Elna, returned last big money-makin- g Wednesday from a trip to Monmay readily be seen. Service men or their tana with relfamilies are asked to pay only the actual atives They also visited Idaho, and spent some cost of the engraving of the picture ($1.50) time atin Yellowstone park. if we do not have an engraving that can be Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Nielsen used. Otherwise, there is no cost whatever News-Journ- al time to do so. Get busy right now. Drop a line to those people youve been wanting to have at your home, tell them Peach Days is the sixth and seventh of September and that youd like to have them spend those days with you. It will help swell the Peach Days crowd and make it a more pleasant and memorable occasion not only for you and your guests, but for their many other friends wholl be here for inclusion of picture or story in the ediyou can count on it! for Peach Days. tion, and it is not required that the picture be run in order to have the story included. The 25 cents per copy charge for extra copLet's Make It Complete k ies is hardly the cost of the edition. big This week letters are going to virtually But if this is to be the fine edition we e cry home in the Brigham City area asking for it to be, if every one of the 5,000 plan the help of service men, their families or is to be kept and treasured by its copies friends, in compiling the information for and referred to from time to time owner, Box In and Elder County Brigham City the years, we must have your through World War II. Th. t i" the title of this prompt cooperation. m the Peach of di'i Days years It you havent received, or have mislaid, With your 1,0, it will be the 'b d publication ever the questionnaire forms weve asked you to most important am1 fill in, ou may secure them at the wied from Hu office without obligation. Ix'ts get In this edit n v un to carry the concise and accurate m record of every man or this job done right! Lets make the story of Irl from Brigli.u . ( fy and Box Elder counBiigham City and Box Elder County in ty who served t th armed forces in World World War II as complete as is humanly War II, md right up to the present time (in- - possible News-Jour-n- and Mrs. Earl Barnard last Mon The Dobbs Truss is different STRAPLESS BULBLESS BELTLESS "I LOST 32 LBS.! WEAR SIZE 14 AGAIN Once 156 Ibe .Miss Reynolds lost weight weekly with AY DS Vitamin Candy Reducing Plan. Now he has a model s figure Your experience may or may not be the arae but try this easier reducing plan Very First Btx Must Show holds like a hand Wash able Keeps Rupture tightly closed at all times whik workwalking or swim lifting ing, Rea It CANNOT SLIP ming son should teach you not to a bulb or ball in opening place of weakened muscles, already which would keep muscles spread 'apart (Men women & children). No matter what Truss you are now wearing, owe it to you to see the DOBBS yourself TRUSS. ll kesulls or money back In clinical testa conducted by medical doctors more than 100 persons lost !4to!5pounds in a few weeks with average the A V D S Vitamin Gandy Reducing Plan. Noexercise No laxatives No drugs 3c at plenty You don t cut out meals, potatoes, etc , you just cut them down Simple when you enjoy delicious A DS Vitamin Candy before meals. Only 12 25 for 30 da supply. Phone Free Examination and Demonstration by sen of inventor all day Saturday, August 17th et Hotel Brigham. Ask for Mr. Dobbs. HAMILTON DRUGS OH ge WANTED al. TO WORK ABOUT i ' THREE MONTHS ! FALL CAMPAIGN aUNfriNfi mn I 65c I jj jj PER he Colorado Hillbillies. I OURE HORRY NOW, YU E TO S Y Shrum and his Colorado Hillbillies. TIE A SADDLE STRING AROUND YOUR TROlli-LESOzie Waters; Acc. hv the Colorado Ilillbilhes. DRY YOUR E ES, Wall Shruni and his Colorado Ikll ITS TOO LAI , billies. DONT SWEETHEART ME, Gzie Waters; Acc. b the Colorado Hillbillies. THERES A TE lt IN YOUR EYE, Walt Shrum an! his Colorado Hillbillies. ILL BE AROUND SOMEWHERE, Walt Sluum and lit Colorado IMIbilhe-- . I LOcT YOU, Ozie billies. HEARTS IN THIS LETTER S SWEETHEART, Ray Wade and his Rhythm Riders. YOU CANT GIVE ME IIYCK MY HEART I DONT CARE ANY MORE, Ray Wade and his Rh.vthm Riders. AT MAD, CALL TODAY, Oie Wateis; Acc. b the Colorado Hillbillies. DONT IDOL AROUND ME ANYMORE, Walt Hhrunt and his Coloudo Hillbillies. SHAME ON YOU, Walt Shrum and his ( olorado HiH billies. IE OL R II CM IS COt LI) REACH A( ROSS THE OCEAN, Oie Waters; Ate. by the Colorado Ililibillas. STARS AND STRIPES ON IV, O JIM A THERES A NEW STAR IN HEAVEN TONIGHT, (ie Waters; Ate. by (he Colorado Hillbillies. TRIFLIN CAL YOU ME ONE TIME TOO OLTEN, Wall Shrum and lus (olorado Hillbillies. OKLAIJOW Y HILLS ( ARLESS DRLIV, Oklahoma Ed Moody COOL W TER AT LEAST A MILLION TEARS, Ozie Waters and The l lainsnicn. acc. hv The ( oast R inch Hands. IT S IOO D RLIY HOUR National Park? Business trip? Wherever and whenever you plan to go, there is a fast, modern, comfortable train to take you. Union Pacific serves more western scenic regions than any other railroad These include California, Colorado, Yel lowstone, Pacific Northwest, and the National Parks of Southern Utah and Northern Arizona. For complete schedules and other information inquire at any Union Pacific ticket office or see your local agent. UNION PACIFIC aoao or rut J)yataiciA&i4 Amo Be Specific say 'Union Pacific AA I rue LAO AD SWT1 Must Be Packed. X,NHands. ume ylone will !ndThT, I PHONE 776 OR APPLY IN PERSON NOW AT -- PLANT Box Elder Packing CORPORATION ) estem Stars. Ran CITY v YYesf-mo- E Mnr 100 wnmnirw1,0' VnL. Vp "WNAWA, The Help Save The Crops To Feed The World 200 to 300 Women Needed At Once. Large Acreage Tomatoes And Corn Con- BRIGHAM (tosav vouic sori SIOUX ( IFY SI E. Jtnimv i Walker; Ate. L Paul eland and ILs Betas iOJS. Rju.r THIS LONELY WORLD HIBx. (H R LAI E, Jimmy (Detour) YValkcr and Ilk The tracted NOW LII, W HAT Ranch Hands. DETOl R W Trip to beach, mountain or ID) 1 1 Pleasant, Clean, Comfortable Working Conditions. Vacation? Wateis; Ate. by the Coloudo 1 1 Daily. Goes by Train A P.ODEO IN TOKAO, and IN OLD BERLIN; (Die Wateis; Acc. h MORE CAN I 1)0, Idaho ( all and he Min alley Cow bo vs. HEARTAt ES OU DONT CARE W T HAPPENS TO ME, Uho (all and his s,ju ul)o Covvhovs. VLONG TIIE WYAJO TRUE sILYER DEW ON THE BLUE CRASS TONIGHT. Ozie Wateis and the Plainsman; Acc. by the Coast Free Transportation In Comfortable BUS To And From Work TRAVELER P TWO-TIME- DURING THE THE SEASONED IIWE A ROUND-U- MY News-Journ- al vi WELL RKANS paper-and-in- 100-pa- t RUPTURED! n. ws VV D'U tell MJT Hands. ie MY DAKLlV Plainsmen, ate. h? YOU, Cal and Buddy Waters; acc. by The Cohn ado E 'liGO, Ozie Waters and la.nsmen, acc. In The Coast Ranch Hands. T h EO'IOlT YOU CVVT BREAK MV HEART, Idaho Call and ,lln v.alley Covvhovs. H CON 3. BAIRD APPLIANCE 231 South Main Street Fhone 331 |