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Show Local Man Featured In Farm Service News Klwanis Club Hears First Report Is ' Gossner At Meeting Principal speaker at the clubs . regular meeting Idle Isle Thursday noon at the Smith-fielcafe was Ed Gossner, who is Lt. governor of the E Utah district of iKiwanis clubs. Gossner discussed his trip to conBox Elder county registered a the International Kiwanis 20, vention held recently In Florida. on May of $94.00 sale total at the end of the first weeks Reindeer raising in Alaska is sales of United States Savings Bonds in the Independence reserved by law for Eskimos. drive now in progress throughthe governor and out the state. The countys church. Both were high in Smith President 4, quota, to be sold before July of United States is $50,000, according to Clem their praise of Savings Bonds as investments, S. Schramm, state director and their purchase as a means bond sales. inflation or the The states total of Series E of preventing the dollar. of devaluation week first the bond sales during of the drive was $203,325, coni wr" siderably below 10 percent of with drinks the quota of $2,316,000 to be sold tastier Make acHowever, in six weeks. cording to Mr. Schramm, the Old amount listed is the official fig11 ure released by the Federal Reserve and represents only monies received by it. It includes HAND none of the sales made at post offices, which will later show up in later reports." the whiskey Although the failure by any of the total that's county to reach quota during the first week of the six week campaign is not Cfocrfit according to Mr. disastrous, Maurice Reeder (right), Brigham City Farmer a that indicates it as Schramm, . . . discusses tractor lubrication and starting fluid use vigorous campaign must be Varna0 with his cousin Reynolds Reeder, local distributor for made for the state to reach its Standard Oil Company of California. Maurice Reeder is goal in the short drive, according to Mr. Schramm, and he has featured in Standards farm advertisement for June. called for vigorous campaignMake Brigham City A Bedroom the coming weeks. Brigham Man Reenlists ingTheduring drive opened at Bingham Make Brigham City Ogdens bedroom, is In Infantry Division Canyon on May 15 in ceremona statement heard not infrequently. And, KENTUCKY WHISKEY-- A BLEND ies featuring Governor J. Bracthough it would be much nicer to make and George Albert Cpl. Albert M .Redford, 29, of ken Lee euii neutial smjis national disiilleis fboducts cov 1 Brigham City the living room, there is merit in Smith, president of the L. D. S. li noor Brigham City, has in the statement. the U. S. Army for a career service in the grade of corporal and Judging from the number of people, solis now with Hq. Co. 22nd Inf. diers and civilians alike, that drop into the Regt. of the fighting Fourth InNews-Journoffice in quest of information Division at Fort Ord, Calif, Farming operations of Mau- fantry about living quarters here, Ogdens popula- rice Reeder of Brigham City, a pending further assignment. tion is pouring out of its ears. descendant of one of the first Cpl. Redford is a veteran of families of Utah, are being fea- seven years service with the It has been an established routine for milin the June edition of the army in Infantry and Engineers. lions of people in metropolitan areas to drive tured jCk He holds good conduct medal, Farm Service News. 20, 30 or 40 miles to and from their work Reeder appears in two pictures Pearl Harbor, Eastern Theater each day. COMFORT illustrating the Farm Service andA Pacific. farmer in civilian life, Cpl. a newspaper format adNews, t&C ar6K Evidently it has proven a satisfactory vertisement of the Standard Oil Redford hopes to make a career to the delight of gasoline and Company rangement of California which of cook or truck driver in the UNION PACIFIC tire salesmen. appears each month in farm army. , Mr. Albert D. Redford, father, publications throughout the resides See the great cities of the East tn Every additional person who wisely takes west at Box 315, Clearfield, . . visit the nations many historic , in residence Utah. up Brigham City, pours rent, In one photograph he is shown shrines. recreation, grocery and gas money into Brig- with his cousin, Reynolds Reedw r'T W T T Take your choice of several fine ham Citys pockets. er of Brigham City, a Standard trains and accommodations. distributor, looking over . last Go Pullman Every dollar they spend in living in Brig- falls sugar beet crop. In the variety of room or berth accommodations; Club ham City is one of the best .spent dollars other picture, Reeder is shown wear Lounge Car. they will ever make. servicing one of his farm Go Coach reclining reserved Though there is a very substantial deeats; economy fares; Lounge Car, ' mand in Brigham City for living quarters, Dining Cars serving meals jnqluding everything from one room apartshat appeal. Enrron Is iJ. ments to eight room homes, many are not PONY EXPRESS it tTrnoh A on trip0 Pacific train b a ' miredwhohaathat being utilized because nobody know about vacation in itself. youthful, streamthem. lined figure. Tha If California is Beyond the ( ChampionSupport Sunset, Florida must be Before ia a flexible, So, if you have a spare room or a spare The Sunrise, and band Texmaybe wovan with a apacial surgical home advertise them. as would be Twelve O'clock elaatic with no buckles. Ita High! comfortabla, iI 'j ' j .1 Calamity Jane. , is Made On Sale Of d, Bonds Series W Sunny Brook 1-- 6 I its BOX ELDER JOURNAL Friday, June 9, 1950 , Brigham City, Utah weekly newspaper, published at Brigham City, Utah, successor to Smithfield Sentinel, established A In 1908. William M. Long, Editor Charles Claybaugh, Business Manager Published every Friday and entered as Second Class Matter at the post office in Brigham City, Utah, under the act of March 8, 1879. Member United Press, Audit Bureau of Circulations. Utah State Press Association. National Editorial Association. Advertising Representative: National Advertising Service. Subscription rate in Box Elder County: $3.00 per year payable in advance; in combination with the Box Elder News, (published Wednesdays) $4.00 per year; $2.00 for 6 months; single copy 5 cents; Outside Box Elder County, $3.50 per year, com blnation rate $5.00. Brigham Farmer Featured In June at Farm News al r?? LOOK Traffic Hazard Eliminated .A potential traffic hazard has been eliminated by the Brigham City police department. If, that is, everybody will note the change of traffic regulations on Forest street. Instead of the boulevard stops along the highway, a stop sign has been placed on each corner of the streets crossing Forest from Eighth west to Sixth east. , For years there has been no signs on the streets crossing Forest street. Consequently, California-lik- e driving along the thorouhas been the result, gh-fare When two cars arrived at the intersection, one on Forest and the other on the crossing street simultaneously, there was often a battle of the brave. The bravest taking the right of way, and the weakling giving the right of way. There have been cases when the battle was fought on equal grounds both drivers of equal bravery. The result! has been anything from well bent fenders to thoroughly smashed automobiles, This is to say nothing of the accidents that have occured. Now there is no doubt who has the right of way the man driving east or west on Forest street. And there is no doubt about who should stop the car going north or south. As Police Chief Harry Smith pointed out, there is an ordinance that states: every driver of a vehicle approaching a stop sign shall stop before entering the cross walk. We intend to enforce that regulation to the letter, Chief Smith said. Because Forest street is wide, and long, especially on the west side of town, it is conducive to driving faster than is safe. The police department again warned that the speed limit on Forest is 25 miles an auto-pedestri- hour. This law, too, the police department warned, will be enforced. "T! t: TM1 a CHAMPION ona-pia- ca union pacific 18-roo- m ar, Bear River Refuge Beautiful As Ever The sign across main street pays Brigham Gateway to the Worlds Greatest Bird Refuge. i Though primarily designed to attract the attention of tourists and to turn their noses towards the bird paradise, its hinted advice also should suggest an afternoons outing to local people. . , Have you been at the refuge lately? Now is the time to make the trip for sight seeing pleasure, not during duck season when you spend all of your time gazing into the stratosphere looking for a lame goose. The geese, momma in front and papa in the rear, are sedately paddling across the immense ponds with the little geese in between. A beautiful sight, it is only one of the many that can be seen at the refuge. To get a close look at many of the birds, now one need only drive around the long dike. The feathered animals, most of whom are now in the middle of mating season, are unusually brave. 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