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Show Entry Restrictions On Tourists Hit A New Hand Brigham City, Utah A Friday, December WASHINGTON Successor to (Estahlishpil and THE BOX E L 31, 1913 N E W S 181)01 DKR Established J O U R N A L 19091 William M Long, Editor Charles I'l.ivbain M. Business Manager Published every Wednesday and Friday and entered as Second Class Matter at the po-,- oltno in Brigham City, I l.1, under the act of March S, 187.1. Subsci ija ion Iiati s' Box Elder ( omity SI 0(1 a year; outside Box Elder County Solid a " en'n. year. Single coph s Member I'mted Piess. Autiit Bureiu of Circulations. Ctuli M,o.' iTt-sAsso, laiion 1 lelen : Thank on so very much for the lovely gift. It was just what the Li!dc ji hi oili-and have longed for sub-- i k ' a , for ou men-tiomi lou.-d- , veal's. d on the card that tile man at the edui ulionnl plies store said it would be is. dm ational. Ive vtr. certainly h arm'd a lot I nr Aunt t riiri-tma- I s 1 i ni 11 i Are We Accessories ? Have you been contributing to the delinquency of a minoi ? Are yon an accessory t before the fact in crimes rated by juveniles? Jesse V. lIooe-- , itr county juvenile .says many of us tire likely to be. Two young boys stumbled you might even say were invited onlo a spree of car stealing, in the past couple of weeks in Brigham City. They stole three cars, at different times. None of the cars were wrecked, and all were recovered. You might say there was (10 damage done except to the boys Ihtmsehes. Is anything more serious? In each instance, it was as easy as pie. There was absolutely nothing to it. Careless automobile owners left their cars parked, unlocked, with the ignition keys in the switches. All the boys had to do was get in and start em up. It isnt a prank. It isnt Its car theft, pure and simple, and a mighty serious thing for young boys to be getting started in. But the juvenile officer believes the fault is as much the car owners as the boys. And not just the three owners whose cars were stolen, but every car owner who leaves his keys in his car when he parks it. Lets watch it. We value our cars, of course. But we value our youngsters more ! pei-jn- r, joy-ridin- g. What We Make Of It Here she comes, ladies and gentlemen, big as life and twice as natural, the greatest show on earth, the thrill of a lifetime, the fine, fat, promise-fille- d year of 1019. It s all yours, and what are you going to put up in such an attractive box, and weighed quite a bit, vou know. Its a harne vou were out so much for parcel I naan, really, a hame. Wouldnt pie t it have been grand if you had kept the present then', and then let the children use it at your house, when we all come out to see you? Youd have loved to see the wav thev took to it, the very first time. li that right? Here in Box Elder, we believe yes, we know ! that we live in the favored spot of all the world. There Is no finer place to live. If we think of this, for one fleeting moment, each day during 1919, surely it will bring a degree of contentment and happiness that will help add up to a good year. Our neighbors, the people living on our street and in our community and in our county, are the finest in the world. We couldnt ask for better neighbors. Oh ves, they have their faults. (We ourselves would feel a bit out of place living among people without faults, wouldnt we?) But we might brighten up a dull day, now and then in 1919, by contemplating the good in our neighbors, by considering how their virtues outweigh their faults. For that matter, our neighbors faults don't require attention from us. AYe could just ignore them, completely, without detracting irom our happiness in 1919. We can enjoy our work more, in 1919, if we approach it with the right altitude. There is dignity to our job, whatever it may be. Its important, to us, to others, to the general scheme of things. Our work each day helps make life better for someone beside ourselves and helps make the town, the state, the nation, even the world what it is. Its a good life. And ahead of us 1949 a full year of it; if we hav v lies at their present mountable heights. near " Farms in Lancaster a. Pa., average 60 acres in of the averages nation, but the country first among ail others value of diversified, non.mfy' ted crops raised. d one-thir- d is .her May We Take This Opportunity To WishOut Friends And Customers The Best of vefy. -- . thing For The Coming Year. easi fat as fit e sm as ca Park iday i Jht nd fit AND REMEMBER urpi is You Get A Better Deal From Your Dont let me bore you talking about our children although I'm sure to do so, no matter how hard it is to bore you. Theyre simply fascinating, these little minds reachmost sining out, grasping- new deas, broadening and yellow and black and green and blue ent, and we want to thank you, the little see to as as it and brown far too, Its thrilling now, really We cerely. adore them pattern their spheres. (the simply goes. Of course it only goes as high as the rascals expressing themselves, with broad, children in general, not just the minds pard arms. unhibited sweeps of ticularly) alter theyve gone to bed each kids can reach. noth- if some send Well their of work, you evening. set. It g Ive rambled on and on, and Im afraid ing happens to the I've bored you again. But you know how may. Again, many thanks, and best wishI'm sure this has never happened to you, I am when I start talking atiout tne kids. es for a very happy New Year. bul often I dont even know what I give What I wrote to say was that they certainLovingly, vour nephew. Bill people for Christmas. Jam does the shoply do appreciate the lovely Christmas pres ping and says J got present Notice To Contractors today, and fhe store mailed it for me, and BEQUEST FOR BIDS I off say Oh, fine, and scratch Legal Notices The Board of Education of the The Board of Commissioners the list. Then, the next time I see of Box Elder County is offering Box Elder County School Disand No Probale Guardianship he says, with a queer look, Thanks so iices. of trict will receive sealed bids for for sale the Consult Clerk of Dismuch for the wool Argyle sox. didnt trict Court, Brigham, Utah, or equipment: following pieces electrical work to be done at the have a pair, and they were just what I the respective signers for 1 gravel dump bed Devveyville School, the Bear Riv1 International Dump Truck er City Schocd and the Box Elneeded, and here Ive known for years that further information. 30 - 1939 der High School, up to the hour is allergic to wool, and breaks out TO WATER USERS NOTICE 1 Ford Truck - 1939 of 5 o'clock p. m. on Monday, in a horrible rash whenever he touches it. The following applications have been 1 Trailer Camp, with rubber January 10, 1949. with the State Engineer to approAnd he knows 1 know it. Well, you see filed Coun y, priate wuter in Box Elder Chassis of the State entire Utah, throughout what a spot that leaves me in, because the vear, unless otherwise Copies of Specifications may all designated, Also for sale is the following be card says Jane and Bill, which clearly locations being from SLB&M had at the Office of the Clerk described real estate: of the Board of Education at the 200 Loren2o H Norr. 246 N. 1st conveys the idea that both of us shopped Beg. 188.7 ft. E. of SE cor. of i sec. ft. St., Bri, ham City, Ut Court House. Copies and with thoughtful and loving care, and selec- ofVtestwater for irrigation ue from a dug Snows Addition to Honeyville, County Plans are on file at the same Of0 ft deep at a point well ft. x 4 ft ted just th gut we knew he wanted. T. R. 10 N, 2 W fice 81 1499 ft and E. ft. from bW in Section 4, reas a hai Park cry rr nd m or a r - r.any MARK BRIGHTENBERG'S SERVICE tie finger-paintin- j 1 2 , 1 learned. d The hard way. . and N l st b. ly R2W. Sec. 12, be used from May I will Bar B Company. Ogden, Ut , of water for irrigation use from a 12 in. well bet. 100 and 400 ft a at deep point S 200 ft. and W. 2640 ft from SE (or Sec. 21, H4S. R9VI The Writer w.ll be used Irom Mar I to id to irriKdte 640 bore ot land embraced in Section 2f. TMN, R9Vt. 6 20136 ft sec tion of items, or on the entire The equipment submitgroup. ted herein for sale is available for inspection at the CountyRoad .Sheds at Tromonton, Utah. Real estate for sale is as - 2013 7 Bar B Company, Ogden, Ut., sec ft. of water for irrigation ue Bids must be presented to the well bet from a 100 and 400 ft deep at a point S. 200 ft. and W Board of County Commissioners, 2640 ft from SE C'or Sec. 23 IMS. care of The water will be R9V County Clerk C. Henry from Mar I to Sept 30 to irrigate 64U acre-o- f Nielsen not later than 5 P. M. nd embraced in Section 2 3. IMS, on January 4, 1949. R9W. 6 These are preliminaries, but they werent ditficult; the directions were very clear. I was able to hejp the youngsters, up to tms point. But then they took over. 20139 Bar B Company, Ogden. Ut , sec ft of water tor irrigation use trom a 12 in. well bet. 00 and 40u ft deep at a point S 200 ft and W ATTEST: 2640 ft from SE Cor. Sec 29. MS. C. Henry The water will be used R9V from Mar I to Sept, ill to irrigate 640 acres of land embraced in Section 29. TMS. NY The y. direitions say the paint washes off .Maybe so. but Punk started to school thi-- , morning resembling an Apache in lull vv.u' paint. That gray marble linoleum on the kitchen floor now is brown and git en and red and blue and yellow and black marble. The oil doth wasn't such a We just wadded it up and burnproblem. ed it in the furnace. The paint wouldnt wash read v off Judy's new skirt and sweater, but maybe drv cleaning will got it. -- lo serve you better pictures for your 1949 entertainment. Evergreen State Xmas Trees All 201 38 Bar B Company, Ogden, Ut., 6 sec ft. of water for irrigation use from a well bet. 100 and 400 ft deep at a jwint S 2ou ft and X 26 0 ft irom SE (or Sec 27. IMS'. R9V The water will be used from Mar I to Sept 30 to irrigate 640 acres of land embraced in Section 27. TMS, R9X . ca-il- each day of this new and promising year Si Then you soak large pieces of paixT in wafer, and lay them on a table. You take the paint out of the lwttle, and place a blob of each color about the size of a walnut on each piece of paper. You dont use brushes or palette knives. You imo your fingers, hand and yes, believe it or not Firearms. The directions clearly ta1e that youre supposed to get into that paint right up to your elbows. With our kids, of course, that means far beyond. be examined there. may The water SLM, thence S. 16 deg. 17 min. Bidders will be advised in the to Sept. 30 W. S. 33 295.5 thence ft., deg. to irrigate 4 74 acres of land embraced bid form proposals as to the Ba12. 19N, R2X. 51 min. E. 2K5 ft., thence N. 88 in NW4SW4 Sec sic and Alternate Bids. 20133 Bar B Company, Ogden. Utah, deg. 20 min. E. 493.4 ft., thence 6 sec. ft. of water for irrigation use N. 505 feet,., thence W. 569.4 ft. The Board reserves the right well bet. 100 and 400 ft from a deep at a point N. 8U0 ft and W. POO to beginning, contg. 7 acres. to reject any or all bids. It. from SE Cor. Sec. 8. TMN. ROW. , Reg. 188.7 ft. E. of SE cor of The water will be used from Mar. to EBERHART ZUNDEL, Sept. 30 to irrigate 600 acres of land Snows Addition to Honeyville, Sec. 8, ail of Sec. 14, in Sec. 4, T. 10 N R. 2 embraced in Clerk of the Board of W., SLM. 14N, ROW. D31 Education. thpnce E. 569 feet, thence S. 505 20134 Bar B Company. Ogden, Ut , N. 88 deg. East 172 9 sec ft. of water for irrigation use feet, thence . IGu well bet trom a and 400 feet, thence N. 587.5 feet, thence Sends ft deep at a po nt S 200 ft. and VT. West 741 ft., thence S. 88.4 ft. 2640 ft trom NE ( or Sec 13. IMS. to 3.5 The water will be used R9V. acres. from Over beg., contg. to Sept. 30 to irrigate 900 acres Mar Bids may be submitted on in13 of land embraced and in Section the E1 Sec. 14. TMS, R9V. OLYMPIA, Wash. (UP) Packcombinadividual items or 19, Cor any First you find a large smooth table, the directions sav. Obviously the large smooth in the table, washable, should be middle of the bath-tuHowever, the mod-cottage of the doesnt come complete with a bathtub with a table in it, these days. Se we used the kitchen table, with an oil doth over it. average-income-fami- 4 6 R9 Respectfully requested. ELDER COUNTY MISSIONERS. BOX COM- (Clerks Seal) Lewis S. Wight. Chairman Orlando Allen, Member. Horace N. Hunsaker, Member. aged Christmas trees were sent all over the United States and many parts of the world this year from Washington, the evergreen State The trees are cut to order, from three to seven feet tall, and are mailed, forest-fresand fragrant, anywhere in the world. . The package is called It contains a Douglas fir tree with patented base; branches of fir, cedar, spruce and pine; sprays of Oregon grape, huckleberry and holiy; cuttings of red rucus and elkhorn moss, and some fir or pine cones. The tree remains fresh for weeks by means of a fitted metal base filled with wet peat moss. It is shipped in a cardboard carton, to retain its moisture. Gif-tree- wax-line- Nielsen, County Clerk. . 20 MO Bar B Company, Ogden. Ut 6 sec. It ot water tor irrigation use 12 a from m. well bet Mu and 400 It deep at a point S 200 ft and NX' 2640 ti trom Nt Cor Sec 33 TMN. tONN. Tne water will be used from Mar to Sept 30 to irrigate 640 acres ot land embraced in Sec. 3 3 T 4 N, R9X SEASONS GREETINGS 2U24 Eddie Stevens, Yost. Ut 4 $ sec ft ot water tor imgrtion use from Johnson (reek tributary to Ra!t river, M55 ft and V. at a point 39 ft from S RMNX The (or Sec 9, Water will be diverted bv nvttns of a 'mail dirt dam and tonvevj by ditch a distance of 2640 ft where it will he used Iron! April 15 as a to Oct 320 upp!ermntdl .upplv to acres of land embraced irrigate N1 SI '4 in 4, Sec. Sec 8. V nX'4 NX'4, 9. TMN. RI3W. 20271 NV4E', Toombs and Roland J. Toombs. Promontory, via torinne Lt ,lil)9 ht tt ot water tor miscellaneou use from an unnamed drain at a point S 24li ft arid W 9 ft tmm V4 (or Sec. 34. TMN. R 7 NX. The water will be for irrigation, domestic and purposes. Protests resisting ihe granting of anv of the foregoing applications wth reason therelor. must be m affidavit form with extra copy and fded with the .State I nrineer. 403 Mate Salt Lake Citv L'lah. on or (aptol before E ebruarv 13. 949 inva Fd D 24 31 H SIAM. May your every dream come true your every Watson I NUINH wish be fulfilled R Jan days ahead. Happy Year to one and all. NOTICE The regular meeting of the Board of County Commissioners scheduled to be hold on Monday, January 3rd. will be belli tin Tuesday, January 4th between the hours of 10 A. M. and 12 A. M., and 2 l M. and 5 P M. C. Henry Nielsen. County Clerk. For Box Elder County Coinmissioners. in ' the New IDLE ISLE r irospe ijmmi paint-smeare- Me finaliv got the living room repapered last tall. e chose a rather subdued pate liked it. We like the new red enough to recognize it as good, and the tern. humility in our hearts to be grateful for our If there is. why isnt it enforced? blessings. In parallel parking, the things a truck we to New each of Year, say you, Happy all our heart. But actu- without a real- bumper can do to a vehicle and mean it just behind it are horrible to see ally, its pretty much up to us, each of us. parked ce it Kis.sibly for the body and fender Jts very, very likely to be a happy new ex shop. year, if we make it one! It certainly seems like bumpers could be required on all vehicles, just the same as proper lights and brakes, safe steering and Why Isn't There A Law? visibility. Maybe no one will ever be killed Once more we promise it will be the last because a truck hasnt a rear bumper, but time this year wed like to know is there the annual toll of vadiators, hoods, fenders a law requiring trucks and all motor ve- and headlights must be terrific. Whos supposed to look after things like hicles, to have front and rear bumpers of uniform height? If not, why isnt there? this, anyway? SHIM own ,s -- well-ordere- question. Maybe, but we doubt it. We like the idea of being master of our fate and captain of our soul. We like to think that 1919 will like every other year of our adult life be just about what" wo make out of it. Circumstances control beyond our dont arise too frequently, and dont, make too much real difference when do. Whether well he happy during they 1919 depends pretty much on us, ourselves. Isn't and ure visitors. The AAA spokesman out that 11 nations of n.r1 already have requirements for Ameifi Lb velers without demand ciprocity and that many tral American and countries "ask no more 0 tourist card. Frome said the AAA f. cannot forever be advi-jhOOl other nations to tear dovSL barriers while maintain wa.-- . with it? hat is it going to do with you? might be a question more to the point. How will Of course I know in your the bipartisan state department handle life nothing like this ever happens. You Russia? Will the 81st congress be a undoubtedly know that the present for the a children (ages seven and eight) that you or a What will the state government do and the educational supplies store man seabout economy, welfare, taxes, the liquor lected and you paid for, and he mailed, was question? What will the county do about a set of finger paints. the road to your farm? What will the school board do about the new Central Im sure you know all about finger building? What will the city do about curb and gutter in front of your place? What painting, too, although I must confess Id will HMD bring to you? Mayoe thats the never heard of it before. Thats all right. do The (UP) American Automobile association wants Congress to eliminate for tourists entry restrictions from who visit this country "friendly nations and stay less than six months. Michael Frome, assistant public relations director of the AAA, told the staff of a Senate judiciary subcommittee that the association feels "no more genuine demonstration of sincerity to other nations could be made than through a willingness to meet them halfway on the elimination of entry requirements. Frome endorsed a bill which Senator Owen Brewster, R., Me., introduced in the last congress. It would set up branch offices of the State departments passport division and authorize the waiv- - Semi Weekly Newspaper THE BOX ELDER temporary business 119 South Main Street Over 3.1 Years Of Friendly Service Phone 2 |
