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Show PAGE TWO OUIXH UAcnxu South Cache Courier HENRICHSEN Voice of Experience Spotlighting UTAH & McDOWELL Publishers Published at Hyrum, Utah Weekly I ist camps are full by three o- Recreation for 'Utah People clock every afternoon; that CedThe State of Utah is replete ar Citys five year boom shows with recreation areas which lack no sign of slowing up, for the only modern improvements, such areas future never looked bright- as camp grounds with clean er; that Washington Countys drinking water, toilet facilities, turkey industry will soon be the places for children to play and number one money maker of where families may that region; that the movie retreatsa week end in complete spend Available as Information much as $700,000.60 in County spend and relaxation. rest Information on every county Kane County in one year for in the state, such as its indust- cowboy wages, the The State of New York, years hiring of ries, resources, activities, and ec- la vie props such as wagons, ago, realizing that the establish onomic advantages has been 'horses, steers, ranches, and the ment of state parks with the mentioned above gathered by the State Depart feeding and housing of their lo- conveniences ment of Publicity and Industrial cation crews; that the major in- would prove a valuable asset, state Developnent during. the past few dustry of Wayne County right now enjoy seventy-eigweeks. Every county was visited now is getting out timber and parks which they list as their it intj mine props for greatest asset, and New York including the county seats, and sawing use in the Carbon County mines; tops all other states in tourist be will the information gathered available to all who seek or :an that the area in and around Mid income. Taking note, Utah has way and Heber City should be inaugurated a similar use such information. plan of The first demand for this drawn to the attention of motion state parks, the first of which material has been made by the picture location managers; that has been designated at Kanab. those who remember the little Utah realizes that there must be County Officer magazine, a national publication which goes into town of Grafton in Washington some places of recreation accesevery court house in the nation, County on the east fork of the sible for the masses of its peoand which treats the State of Virgin River wouldnt know the ple. . While it is truethat Utah motion picture has many national Utah in its July issue. The pub- place now that parks, some lication will devote two pages company, has lifted its face and reached only by long driving, to each county in the State, al- made it into a real wild western communities need places within town for use in the picture easy ong with two pictures, all of the driving distance; places material 8f which will be pre- Ramrod now being filmed in reached within a few minutes Zion Canyon; that state park' where one ean enjoy ideal recpared and furnished by the De- number two has been selected, reation partment of Publicity and Indus- dedicated in areas; places that folks appropriate ceretrial Development. monies and set aside at Kanab, can point to with pride for the obA number of interesting of vistiors and tourthe first state park is at e; enjoyment servations were made by the Deists. The importance of the crethat while meals eating partment while making a visit travelling about Utah is not a ation of such local recreation and study of Utah counties, delightful nor pleasant exper- areas in various parts of a state some of which are as follows: in the form of state parks are because ience, many eating that almost every community in houses in Utah communities recognized in the fact that at opthe entire State of Utah is suf- erate this slogan: We thank the present time a bill is pending by before Congress providing fedfering with a housing shortage; thee Oh God for a Runeral aid to states planning for that war prosperity seems to ning their business profit. on the thethe establishment of state park have given every community in ory that to give just as little the state an economic boost, the food as a systems. , possible for as favorable financial uplift of price as the traffic will high a bear, which will be felt for many host of Utah eating houses figto the come; that years raising ure that the type of prosperity of dry farm pinto beans in San they are enjoying now will nevJuan county appears to be the er end. The food is A poorly preBrattleboro, Vt. June 22 beginning of a major industry; pared ?.nd served with an atti- registered Holstein-Friesia- n cow that the oil boom in Uintah coup tude of take it or go in the dairy herd owned by ty has doubled the population Competition, and a lot ofhungry. it, will Plowinan Brothers, Smithfield, of Vernal; that Richfields tour do much to place Utah eating Utah, has recently completed a houses back to the point where 365-da- y production record in the traveller can get around the Herd Test of 606 pounds of State without too butterfat and 15,952 pounds of suffering greatly from indigestion and a , Milk, The Holstein-Friesia- n Asweakened pocketbook. sociation of America announces. Establish! 1910 ht MEMBER UTAH STATE PRESS ASSOCIATION Tohalditoriai ASSOCIATION National Advertising Representatives, Newspaper Advertising Service, 188 West Randolph St., Chicago, III. Subscription price: One year, $2.00. Legal paper entered at the in Hyrum, Utah as Second Class matter under the Act of post-offi- March 3, 1879. GILBERT V. McDOWELL nd Business Manager Editor NORMA BAXTER Hyrum News Editor I ETHEL JONES Wellsville News Editor Telephone 142R2 EMILY PEARCE Paradise News Editor ce Fil-mor- This is nearly 3 times the production of the average dairy cow in this nation. Her official name Is Lilrue She was Ollie Wayne 2262982. milked 2 times daily and was 4 years of age when she began her Her sire is Carntest period. ation Wayne Perfection 764798, Testing was supervise! b7 Utah State Agricultural College in cooperation with The Holstein. Friesian Association of America, in this nation. Production Record OUR CREED CELEBRATE AT LOGAN TO SERVE EVERY family as we would our July 4, 5, 6 RUNNING HORSE RACES Fast an Exciting Running Horse TCaces at the Fair Ground each day July 4, 5, 6 at 2 p. m. Rocky Mountain Handicap Race for one mile, July 4. Six Fast Running Horse Race Events each afternoon. All races started with Electric Starting Gate. No waits or jockeying. Some of the fastest Running Race Horses from Wyoming, Idaho, Utah and Arizona will be there. Other attractions. General admission $1.25; Chidren 12 years and under 50 cents. Govt, tax, Grandstand seat and Program included.. CACHE VALLEY HORSE SHOW Cache Valley Horse Show at the Fair Grounds each evening, July 4, 5, 6 at 7:30 oclock. One of the finest in the West. The best show horses of the Intermountian States will be here. Show horses in all their beauty, well bred, well groomed and well mannered. The classes will move fast. Exciting Calf Scramble with Four H Boys from all parts of the county participating. Other attractions. General admission $1.25; Children 12 years and under 50 cents. Govt. Tax, Grandstand seat and Program included. Gates open at 6:30 p. m. GRAND PATRIOTIC PARADE 10 A. M. July 4 Historical subjects of our Country portrayed in moving pageantry. All wards and civic organizations and many business houses represented. Five bands and other music-a- l units will participate. Parade will form on South Slain own. To give comforting assistance to those who Five family teams are now un- ready hes been signed for' the der contract- - to Greer lead in 20th Century-Fox- s The Garsons moth- - Razors Edge as well as for . er, Nina Ross, Captain From Castile. is appearing in Bandleader Lady in the Sammy Kayeif Lake," with proved to a waiting nation Robert Montgomery. gela An- Lans-bury- s mother, Moyna Mac-Gil- l, "Butch Jenkins moth-greer, Doris Dudley, and Carol Ann Beery, daugh-ite- r of Wallace Beery also are 'under contract. Ana Marissa OBrien is appearing with her niece, Margaret, in Tenth Avenue Angel. er GARSON mourn. To arrange every detail with competence., To offer freely every facility we have, regardless of how modest the cost. To make every it needed proof, that is that its citizens,- funeral a memorial service of beauty. And to come immediately when you call. - o f . station, harbor an Kenneth Lindquist Mortuay overpower- ing desire . to lead a band. He proved it by his nationwide contest, in which thous- ands competed Cache Countys Pioneer Mortuary 1880 ESTABLISHED PHONE 19 . sammy kaye I for the title of Best Amateur Bandleader in the Land and thei Thats what we love about Jthe $1,000 cash first prize. The winner movie capital. After searching was An 18 year old high school, for some time for an actress to lad from Springfield, Mass., whose portray a typical, modern Ameritrip to Holly-woo- d can girl in The Secret Heart to compete in the' finals they sign British Patricia Medina proved to be a road to glory. Even within 24 hours after her arrival though the contest is over, Kaye on these shores. Itll be the first continues to let amateurs wield time in history that a British ac- an experimental baton over the cent has bloomed on the Kansas members of his swing and sway orchestra on his highly amusing plains! Tuesday night So You Want to I i If a strange assortment of Lead a Band program, 8:30 P.M., (facts, figures and odds appeals to EDST, on ABC. . . a 'you, author Leo Guild is your man. His just published You RECORD NOTES: Josh White Bet Your Life (Marcel Rodd) mournfully and dewill give you the odds that de- sings the blues on Decca in lightfully Jelly termine your life love, acciand Back Water Blues' dents, jobs, success and gambling. nelly" of nostalgic torch balIt has a bewildered but funny in- -, lads Aarepair perfectly suited to Perry troduction by Bob Hope. Comos voice bn his latest Victor disc Surrender and More Hollywood is letting no grass Than You Know . . . Benny Goodgrow under Tyrone Powers feet. man has two excellent sides in The handsome star has barely On The Alamo- and Rattle And had Kia militai-- uniform and nl. EioU'Lfln Columbia. I LOGAN, UTAH I m i ... -- - at 9 a. m. PATRIOTIC MEETING Logan Tabernacle immediately following the Parade, 11 a. m. Atty. Grant Macfarlane of Salt Lake City will be the speaker. Logan City Male Chorus of 100 Voices will provide the musical numbers. An outstanding Musical Organization. CHILDRENS SPORTS 11:30 a. m. Rear of Tabernacle Grounds. Prizes for all. A Tug and a Tussle for Winners. LARGE MIDWAY. see and do in Salt Lake City. things Perfectly located, with large modern rooms of beauty and comfort Four famous restaurant serving fine food. In and business center - you will find it morethe'sbopping convenient and economical to stay at the Newhouse. dtdp Well help yod find it through Hotel NeuiHouse CELEBRATION 400 DANCE-SHO- WS Celebration Ball at Dansante July 4 th Evening, Special Shows at all Theatres. something valuable. aitik Logan Jr. High Grounds. Monty Youngs Rides and Shows. Six big rides including d merry go round and Old Eli, one of the largest ferris wheels in the West. Shows and Concessions to serve all. Open July 2. three-breaste- CALL US when you lose The Newljpuse offer immediate access to the many to The WANT ADS - EACH WITH BATH OUTSIDE ROOMS $2-- $4 ONLY 3c PER WORD FOR ONE INSERTION COME EARLY STAY LATE Salt Lake City OR RUN 3 TIMES FOR THE PRICE OF 2 TIMES. 11 -- - |