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VALLEY RIVER ACT I — "OAKLAND BEFORJC JJX03XJEUT Scene: — Factory street facing the Blue Bell Confectionery Time— Period of Intense gloom Just before Llonlecn came to Lamentation Chorus 2 Indignation Council— Driggs & Shlbata 3 Tourist and Garland Constable 4 Another Tourist and a Boy of the Village 5 Shorty Ellis and His Slump Detector 8 Slump Detector Bong 7 The Slump Detector Works 8 Song of Pathos 9 Ambassador of Llonlsm 10 Finale Time—Boon Overture 2 Greeting Garland ACTII — “INSTALLATION BANQUET" Table has commenced to function In Oar Llonism land the President Celebrities Report Slaters Local Color from Introduction of 3 4 Secretary’ 5 The Dolly 8 A Bit 7 Lawrence 8 Celebrity 9 The 10 of 12 13 Happiness after feterita sorghum over 3 feet in— “THE BALL” HARVEST J - I - Wife — Warehouse Advocate : HU Wife — Creamery Advocate — -- — —— — HU Wife Armory Advocate (O H Dmrn) — HU Wife Store Advocate Department HU wife Concern Advocati With the many devices for providing Manufacturing credit to fanners which are being set HU Wife Pleasure Resort "Advocate up the Department of Agriculture and HU Wife other governmental temptagencies Harvest ation will tie strong for many farmers Attendant Queen - — to do Intemperate borrowing SoloUt to Queen g We are not at all the Direction: Mark Nichols and Sargent Strteper Sweeten Edna Capener Klrkham Mr Mr Orchestra: dire necessity for credit with which Adams some fanners are beset and rather Dances: Helen MendenhalL It than have their livestock perish Settings: Alma King and Charles Last certainly Is good business for them to Costumes: Edna Capener atnd 8argent 8tree per negotiate a feed loan from the g jvern-me- Lyrics: Mark Nichols Rather than let their acres lit Fiscal Agent: Mr Fetter eon idle in the next year It Is certainly what has happened How can the busigood business to borrow money from or any one else hire emthe government with which to pur ness men if they have nothing for them chase seed In other words wisely toployees do or any money to pay them? borrowed im money will result In a dollar outside you When proving the farmer's economic sit take you spend it right out of the pockets ot uatlon Nevertheless farmers should some local citizen fully realize now that these loans sue And speaking of the “penny wise not gifts and that tha government and pound foolish” policy this is it will require repayment with interest a few cents by spending fax Save Where farmers can tide over by money in some other city and then in practicing economies It is certainly the course of time find your husband to do so and refrain good Judgement from contracting aditlonal obligations out of a Job because business condh reThe government has wisely made tloni here will not warrant hla available loanable funds to farmers maining in aome one’s employ The fight Is on in all smaller cities who can not finance themselves through the next crop season and ThU does not only apply to thll such farmers should not hesitate to city It la becoming a very serious take advantage of these credit facul- question and one that must tfc reckties Bu the man who can afford to oned with ln the near future 3ust 8b refrain from further borrowing will mentioned above— the small city is not quite surely be in a much stronger dying it is committing suicide Inch by Inch Instead of casting this idea oft economic situation next fall as a re like so many snow flakes suit— Utah Farmer It is time and right now when every individual should give the matter serious thought Otherwise there’ll be more vacant stores in the city than we regret tc repor today 11 ThV T2faen8i HU - Beware of Too — Doug w uiwt Gunderson T Small Towns Commit Suicide Weed Problem Jun SMla Arch Hall C Barfuss Oeorge Hughes Henry Manning Frank Peck Frank Driggs B Dale Gibson John Chambers The Dolly Bisters John Richards Elmer Hall this Hugh Pubilnhed for a nix weeks trial subsniption to SCIENCE MONITOR Socirrr (State) A (Town) kO 4 A sASA S TRY OUR SLIM JIM BREAD Sliced Delivered to your store every day— Fresh Liberty Bakery SPRING KNIGHTS clarkla sweetesultan god' platycodon Drummond phlox pansy sweet alyssum lupie arid to Rich Boll: Especially Responding n balsam scarlet sage CANYON and KING tk and To Cut for Everlastings: Rose everlasting feathering cockscomb and strawflower Plants that can be started to advantage In Hotbeds and Coldframes for early flowering whether uiey are to tie used for bedding purposes or for cut flowers: Ageratum calendula cockscomb lobelia scarlet SIZES OF COALS THAT WE ALWAYS HAVE ON HAND PEA — STOVE — LUMP — NUT ALFRED MICHAELIS FAVORITE cos- chrysanthemum marigold petunia sage apiderflower LAYING MASH $160 per cw t Must Together Garland-Tremont- Saturday Matinee Call prosperity and safety of their They contribute community toward civic improvements at Blue Light Service for Bv patronizing and promoting local b usiness they aid their community: by insuring adequately with the local insurance gent tney promote their own Pep 88 Gas Vico Oil Firestone Tires And Tubes We know local property values intimately are able to proper insurance protection and will care for your Interests intelligently provide John J Shumway IRRIGATED FARM LOANS FIRE AND AUTO INSURANCE Beal Estate Bought and Sold Bond Auto Insestor Conveyancing General Notarial Work ti BANK EU1LDING GARLAN UTAH milling Co When Coining In For Your 7HOUGHTFUL citizen are Inter- development1 Our counsel if autiloblt to jom w ithout obligation on ryyyyyyvVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVA financial safety During the year 1830 according to a buletln Issued tV th U S Chamber of Commerce and summarised by the state department of agriculture the annual loss through animal disease plant diseases and insect pete combined amounts to the staggering figure of 25(55000000 The loss from weed alone amounts to larger than has been resized and American agriculture Is paying the tax At this season of the year one of best weapons against this weed imposed tax is to plant clean seed Much time and money can be saved by cleaning your seed before planting Weeds reduce the quality and quantity of your crop Increase the labors necessary to produce a crop and harbor disease organisms and insects that So the warning as attack the crop stated by a member of the state deis timely— partment of Agriculture trouble “Don’t plant by planting weeds" $1 news of th will find the daily from IU special writers aa depsruasnu dstoud to women's end children's Interests music ipoU education rado etc You will be giad to welcome Into your home to of peace sed prohibition fearless aa advocato don’t miaa Snubs Our Dot and the Sundial and ths other features ccaena We with Josephs-co- dwarf nasturtium godetia garden balsam and calliopsls sweet alyssum portulaca Basketflower In Partial Shade: Deiaaeta 'Work it In It d petunia nasturtium phlox pink dwarf portulaca and sweet alyssum Gaillardla Fertile SoU: On Light Drumond phlox and portumarigold laca On Light Soil Not Too Rich: Cockscomb and feather cockscombs On Poor Boll: k ma:t by Tn Christian Bcuitcfc Pubusjkimo Boston Msstachuseus 8 ufinance balsam mos todetla coupon and THE CHRISTIAN feather cockscomb aunflower pmcesfeather and summer cypress 30 inches scablosa scarlet cornfolwer arkspur strawflower and zinnia 24 sage inches balsom calliopais summer chrysanthemum cockscomb coneflower gaillardla Aztec marigold platycodon poppy aalpiglossla snapdragon and snow on the mountain 18 inches Joba’teara 12 inches and stock mignonette calendula Calfomla poppy calliopsls candytuft French marigold petunia and Iceland Drummond phlox pink under 12 inches ageratum poppy lobelia cockscomb portulaca sweet and vergena alyssum Of Easiest Culture under ordinary garden conditions: Over 4 'feet sunflower about 3 feet heliopsls and about 30 inches cornflower gailardia margold poppy and about 18 Inches inches about 12 mignonette California-poppcalendula princesfeather f A DOLLAR'S WORTH Clip Josephs-co- calliopsls 'Why - with plenty of Over 4 feet oosmus sunflower milo and Indian ange — Towns do not die they commit suicide said a newspaper recently And it is true if If everylAxly who makes his money in this community would spend his money in this community tha borne town would double in population In a few years and everybody ln and around it would be prosperous Why r filling stations out of proportion to every other line of business ln number? Because people buy almost all of their gas and oil at home It Is really inexplainable why people will- persist in spending money out of town needlessly when tha resulte ot this practice are so costly We know of one Individual ln the city now out of a Job This particular Individual rarely spent a cent at borne even when he could hare saved money Some two or three years ago this person was informed that If bis practice of spending money out of tbe city continued he would work him writ put of a Job entirely And that la - or- Warehouse Today and Festival Chorus at the recent 2 Shorty Ellis and His Prosperity Detector Speaking on Nutrition which waa part of the 3 The Harvest Queen National Educational Association Con 4 Solo to Harvest Queen D C 3 Choosing the King held at Washington ventlon 8 Crown Dance Dr Ray Lyman WUbur Secretary o 7 Grand March the Interior said: “What people eai 8 Boom Chorus determines to a larger degree than w CAST OF CHARACTERS realize what they will become" In Order of Appearance 3 Wise the subject informally Discussing Charles Wood (soloist) Leo Walker J Chorus J Delos Thompson the opinion Wilbur tha Dr K expressed Elmer Jensen Dr T E Be tense n J I Harvey Lawrence Carter 3 a close relationship exists betweer Eden Roy Manning Millan Peck Wm Cullimore Therefore Frank —food and good citizenship Driggs A ““J011 nutrition Is an Important thing Shlbata — —— the mos Peter Jensen “Nutrition government Eu First Tourist basic of all our human responsibility and the thermometer of good nutrit- Boy of Village — — £ £ Artxm Tourist ion is happiness" said he A hifri Second f Shorty Ellis Richards human race depends for its perman Lion's Ambassador ence upon the dairy cow— milk la Chas Barfuea B Dale Oibeon Thomas Lee Waitresses J safe food" President Shumway Perfectly nourished chlfdren with ar His Wife Ambassador adequate supply of growth promoting Mrs ' Jones such as milk and eggs foods fresh Mr ”enri HU Wife cereals and a fruits and vegetables Mr small amount of meat will be betty HU Hodge Wife 7 Holmgren — citizens They will resist dlcease better lions’ Secretary Hoggard HU Wife especially diseases of ths nervous sys- Alf MichaelU andCL Plnder Sisters tem and are less likely to become White and H A Hall Jib Color habits addicted to injurious T A“? They Lawrence Tlbbet will have a better chance in short for c " Madam Human Shank health and happiness Arthur Capener Solo Dancer Jewelry Advocate L Much Credit Many farms do not produce pork enough for home use even and either are dependent upen the market or the The probfamily has to go without lem of more pork can be solved by the fanner himself so far as his family 1s concerned It Is much cheaper to raise pork on the farm than to buy it from the market Even two or three good brood sows will furnish all the pork necessary for the family and leave some pigs shoats or meat hogs to sell twice GOOD HOGS ARE PROFITABLE a year as each sow will produce two litters a year Pigs are easily cared for and by vacclnalon the danger of By L A Hawkins hog cholera is done away wth Agrlcultual Extension Department International Harvester Company Hogs can be run on pasturf at vry Pork offers more advantage from a little feed expense during the summer strictly food standpoint than any1 growing season and quickly fattened other meat More pork Is used than foe killing by proper feeding Fat must any other kind of meat Proper housing and good sanitation form a part of the average diet This are essential for success the hog furnishes in greater Hog raising means penty of po?r than any other animal Pork is sausage and ard for the family and the quickest meat to produce except money ln the pocket from the excess that goes On the market poultry verbena Borne plants that may be sown in Beds in the Open Ground and later transplanted to their permanent location are ageratum' calendula calllop-s- is r cockscomb Clarkla lobelia dahlia gaillardla godetia pansy mignonette pink snapdragon stock and zinnia Mast splderflower of these may be sown earlier in a hot bed or cold frame and thus be made to bloom earlier sunshine moisture: sorn Scene— Time— 22 Gardens For bright fertility and high Greetings Madam— Human S CeletHty Greetings The Follies Dance Solo Terplachorc Finale and Flower This is the time of the year to think about planting flower gardens Every back yard every strip of fertile soil is a potential flower garden and may be made to L'oom in honor of the Father of his Country W this Bicentennial year Even as little as fifty cents worth of seeds will plant a garden anyone may be proud of and which will give Joy to hundreds of passerby Th proposed plan is to have every vacant apace all over the country bloom with flowers this summer in In honor of the Bcentennlal year hundreds of amateur consequence will plant Colonial flowers gardeners annuals and perennias which were familiar ln the Ume of George Washington and which will bloom toeach his year as a permanent memorial memory Tlbbet ACT UTAfl rAnLXiW about lion follies with dances Stree per (Continued from page one) The finale Helen Mendenhall and vest Queen and King Edna Capener comes with the boom chorus under the Following Is the The Lions ' Follies was direction of Mark Nichols and Sargent presented and the cast WEEKLY NEWSY TIIAT A BEAR TUIL Car Washing And Greasing House Cleaning Time Liquid Duck Back Harness Oil Wax Blue Light Service No 1 1 WLWood Mgr Garland aAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAiyAA A AA tx |