Show V-- J‘ THE GAnCANI) The Garland r limes INSTITUTION Friday at Garland Comity Utah GIBSON Publisher Rubullshed ever Bo Elder at the Postoffice at Garland as Second Class Matter In August 1928 Price $150 A Year Subscription Entered Utah ! I Jii adj tt-v- i I THE TIME FOR SUMMING IP By L A Hawkins Extension Department Agricultural Harvester Company International before Somewhcie the dawn of a man and a woman civilization sought a safe place for a little child cave a crevice been have a It may amid the rocks a tangle of grass in a innele or a dark recess in the forest It may have been furnished only with matted leaves or the skins of animals but it was a place where a family and companioncould find comfort ship a refuge In which the children could grow and develop — the one spot ot to which they laid absolutclalm the mother owmership ever which watched with tender care for which and would have the father fought died It was the world's first home of years since During the millions then worlds have been destroyed connations have tinents disappeared have been overthrown but the home has survived Many millions of' men women and children Inhabit the earth The children outnumber the adults by the ratio of three to two and the home and the school shape the destiny of boys and girls The real home is not simply a place to slay It Is a place the children will a place to which always remember they will love to return In which they will rejoice to live Because it belongto and is a part of the family it is a real home The rented dwelling the apartment house the flat can never ic a trm home within It can mver itself the affections of a generation It can never impai t that stimulus inwhich the pride of ownership More serious than all else it spires ran not cultivate to its fullest maturfor love the of the parents their ity children is for The home the institution which and by which nil other instituIt was the L’rthplace of tions exist t is the shrine of patriotism liberty and the gjiiding place of love and e and lasting friendship pi ace There must be a home for every American and an acre of ground with every home Unless we want to go through the red fire of anarchy that has destroyed we must adopt some plan Russia that will result in making a large majoiity of our people home owners The greatest problem facing A erIs that of a higher stid-arica of citizenship and the ' fftuest elements In the development oiWhat higher type are first: the owning of some piopeity especially a home second the forming of the luibit of industry in our future men and women Given these tWo things America need not worry about outlawry or anarchy The expensive but unsanitary house the wretched hovel the overcrowded tenement— these impair the physical and moral health of the tenant They aic unfit for living or homemaking They are damaging to the community Every family has a right to sunlight fresh air and pure walef yet in many cities only those who can afford to pay for these tnlngs have them Ameilca has vast forests mighty hills and mountains broad plains with only line and there a cabin We have unbroken where the prairies homes of men are far apart Thousands of farms are so large that their owneis enn not cultivate them as they should be cultivated the fertile fields are lonely for the pressuie of a human foot and yet In the great wilderness of tenement houses where it is too damp and dnrk for even grass to grow hundreds of human beings live upon a single acre In the suburb of every great city there Is room for every family to have a home and a garden Even in Rhode Island the most densely populated of all our states there are at least two and acres of land for Three years of depression have ended and we can begin to sum up winds— Hard times have brought but they have also brought some healthful breezes nave and individuals Businesses been forced to “write down" fictitious This has valuations and standards p naturally caused a great deal of and a long black list of bankBut real readjustments had ruptcies to occur to put a sound foundation life under family and business Those who expanded and operated on the principle that that which goes up need never conic down and that would continue unboom prosperity abated forever had to be deflated Ihe individual has found that it is possible to live happily and comfoit-eb’- y on a basis He has found iLt the fibic of wages Is what the dl buy He's come down to ocliar earth t" “h althful breezes" Of These a Tne been necks have deprsesion cleared for act on and the way to recovery Is open As for the problems of dcpiession are still vital and intense they in the Yale Review Sir Writing Arthur Salter observed that 1933 will be one of the most crucial years In modern history The pressing and increasing weight of taxation stifles the capital (induscreating unemploytry) of the world exindustrial ment and preventing pansion and the further investment of money The burden with of armaments their drain on national incomes and their constant threat to woild peace In every Important grows greater county the cost of wars past present and future Is the major Item in the national budget The question of foreign trade looms In large on the economic horizon normal times foreign sales amount to ten per cent of the gross in this country— and ten per cent Is the margin between profit and loss In the business Today average foreign due is almost trade largely to a new and Intense spirit of economl cnatlonalism which finds its expression in tariff wars and embargoes Almost every ecomist of distinthe ction here and abroad stresses need for revitalizing foreign trade as a factor In the work of recovery Tied of silver with Is this the problem up which affects the purchasing power of half the world's When people as at present the silver is depressed silver standard countries are unable to buy in the gold standard markets The picture at home is undoubtedly more encouraging than the world We have the finest Industrial picture the organism in existence— we have and the foctoiies and the machines farms that are adequate to our needs our oil our railroads Our utilities our insurance Institutions companies are the harbingers of American proThey represent honest national gress assets as against the fictitious assets we counted on in the boom days Because the machinery of distribution has slowed It does not mean that the machinery of production Is lacking or faulty Our greatest single problem is unTen million of our employment working population is at present out of a Job and its buying has come to For 6000 years humanity has been a stop Much of this unemployment laildlng and we have not learned yet is temporary— part of it is the result how to make homes of machine of lalbr Children from hundreds of families displacement are are crowded together in dark damp Today the formost industrialists There is no sunlight the air working toward plans to shorten the places working day and the working week is foul seeds of moral and physical and to provide some means of uneminfection are sown Uuless we plant ployment insurance that Will assure something worth while and cultivate the able and willing worker a livelicarefully only seeds will grow1 hood In bad times as well as good It Is Tuberculosis frightfully common is difficult to believe that their efforts typhoid is everywhere will end In failure The weight of tax-There is always sickness In the tenation which forces retrenchment is ements Is The only wonder that preventing the employment of many more do not die of those now seeking Jobs Disease defectiveness delinquency Is This America at the opening of and dependency — these form the an1933— a vast and Incalculably rich nual harvest of the tenements— these land which Is gradually emerging form the shame of the cities from depression and entering a new Humanity Our First Consideration era It is still a land of promise as it We expect human plants to thrive was in the day of the Argonauts It where vegetable plants wither and has lost nothing that it really possessdie We grow our crops and herds in ed Its earth is still fruitful its mines the pure- air1 of the open fields and are still filled with metals Its factories our boys and girl in the darkness are ready to make the necessities and and dirt and the most valuable thing luxuries its people want Its people on earth is humanity are courageous and they still have We maintain breeding places for faith Its leaders retain those vital disease and crime and then build hosand vision qualities — intelligence pitals and jails organize Settlement America will puU out of the depressHouses and Charitable Societies to ion— and from the lessons that decare lor those who are afflicted and has find a those who have gone wrong pression taught it may means of preventing both extreme We boast of our property while 60 rises and extreme drops In the ecomillion of us are homeless nomic and social cycle and of creatWe multiply our wealth and build and - sound steel wplls around our treasurerles ing genuine permanent-to prosperity protect them from poverty and crime Let ths people curb the tax bill and Ws boast of our national strength tbs first great step will be taken to- and maintain of national - weakness ward Industrial recovery and employdishonor national and ment national danger andjf v r- k X y GARLAND' for Every American Part I THAT NEWsY WEEKLY VALLEY A BEAR RIVER B DALE A Home TIMES We do not need to educate any man to want a home We need only to cease making it imposible for him to own one Give Labor Fair Play When men build a factory they select a location close to raw material They make sure that transportation pe good that fuel will be plenty that the market will tfe handy But often they do not give a thought to the welfare of labor And moor is the most valuable thing they use Ninety per cent of the value of an article Is labor It takes labor to plow the ground and sow and cultivate and harvest the grain -l- abor to bring the grain into the flour and make it into bread to Red labor It is labor all the way' Uiioupli A town is not built of factories and ot houses and land A town is buit of men and women and these are made of boys and girls If we compel labor to live under crowded and unhealthful conditions it can not be eincient Human weakness waste human leakage— it is spalling Ic means couits and Jails aupers charity seekers crime disease mills and death UTAH When the people of any country becomes renters the nation goes to Tenantry killed Rome ruined pieces Mexico and set Russia on fire Home factor In ownership is the greatest citizenship making: it is the cornerIf It crumbles stone of the nation — nation crumbles the The nations of the world spent If we In the war $257000000000 can raise that much to kllleach other to can we raise enough help people The world will never be safe live for democracy until it Is a world of home owners Home ownership the world over Is the best possible League oi Nations Only a small per cent of the people of Mexica own their homes and we have virtually been at war with Mexico for of the people a Eenmon° Canada are— home owners and for over 100 years not so much as a single rifle has been needed to guard the 2000 miles of border The community" that permits human beings to live under such conditions that would kill a hog is committing a crime against God and man Such a such a such a state community nation Invites disaster hastens the hour of its destruction Every babe has the right to be born God not damned into the world created the earth and the air and the sunlight for men and the cmldren of men And he who denies to his brother these things is defying the Almighty cheating humanity out of its Lirt bright field home where' games were played of Grouse Creek Utah Eli F Taylor Register and lunch was served First publication December 30 1932 Voss Ward spent a few days in East last publication January 20 1933 Oarland as a guest of Roy Atkinson CO to back Miss Roma Tubbs has gone is teaching where she Promontory FOR PUBLICATION NOTICE the holdlays school after spending with her parents of the Interior Department the A children’s dance was given by LAND OFFICE at Salt GENERAL primary New Year day and pop corn Lake City Utah December 12 1932 was served NOTICE is hereby given that Elizabeth Simpson of Grouse Creek Utah who on February 3 1928 made homeFOR PUBLICATION NOTICE stead entry Serial 044290 for Department of the Interior Set 26 Twp 12 North Range at Salt Lake U S LANR OFFICE 2 1928 made 18 West and on Feb Utah December 28 1932 City enstock raising homestead NOTICE is hereby given that James SW4-N044291 for N’iNEVi of Grouse Creek Utah whoj try No Douglas V SEWNWU WSE14 SW made 1022 on February 25 17 Tec Sec n N!vN’ SEUNE’l Sec 23SNW? NY? iR ?? ns-North Rane 13 West stead entry No fur Salt lake Meridian has filed notice tt £E KW't Sec 23 SWV of Intention to make final Proof to NW14SEU NWU NVjSWU 12 N Range 17 establish claim to the land above deSection 24 Township before William Betterldge Salt Lake Meridian has filed scribed notice of intention to make final Notary Public at arouse Creek Utah to establish slalm to the land on the 16th day of January 1633 proof as witnesses: above described Claimant names before William Blanthorn Samuel 8 SimpNotary Public at Grouse Creek George Utah on the 25th and Edgar C day of February son Newell Rlchlns 1933 Betterldge all of Grouse Creek Utah as witnesses: ELI F TAYLOR Register Claimant names Newell Rlchlns Dec 16 1932 Last'1 Carl E Peterson First publication David Douglas Raymond Roberts all publication January 13 1933 TREMONTON BUSINESS DIRECTORY About 40 jier cent of a man's wages Men Business spt nl for food If he has an acre of Progrosive he will materially reduce the ground Your Who Merit Your Patronage When t or i of living Because he pays no feed and lent helps himself and lus he is never found in the family Vtadlme and seldom moves away if — thrown out of work for a few weeks Wa can paint the tragedy of 'i led hunger for a home It causes Dwight Smith of Ogden was a week breeds indiffernec drives end guest of Mr and Mrs Ira Ward despondency A FUNERAL SERVICE to despei ation and begets defiance of Mrs Horace Udy and t$r and Tiie girl who lives in a house were in Brigham law Afton daughter COMPLETE Unit is not a fit place to Invite her City Sunday visiting with relatives men friends meets them in the dance Mr and Mrs Horace Bourne and The dreary two children hall or on the streets have gone to Farming habitation has brightness for the boy ton to spend the rest of tfie winter WE PAY TOP PRICE8 Mr and Mrs and he seeks the brilliant lights of Hales and WHEAT George EGGS for CREAM places at all times quisttonable Henry Hales were In Salt Lake City POULTRY Carry DR D B GREEN 1 he superintendent of the Visiting Mrs Hales Friday and Saturday Poultry Feeds Globe Pax FavorDentist for deAssociation mained a visit of Chicago ite Big J Big C “Pride of Utah” Mr and Mrs Glen Walker and daies that “two thirds of the delinPhone Flour Phone 138 of the daughter Betty of Pocatello Idaho quent children II F RANDALL Tremonton Utah children of spent the fore part of the week with physically Richardson’s Feed Store Formerly Mx and Mrs E W Ward the shiftless mothers and John Bowcutt spent Tuesday and of the deserting fathers came from ti nements with dirty and unventilated with rel- Wednesday in Honeyville OUR When you think of LUMBER looms Of 50 backward children in an atlves school 43 resided in buildFord Richards Phyllis Richards and or HARDWARE ungreded think of ings which the state should not have Miss Edna Mae Ward have returned to their studies at the U S A C allowed to exist WILSON LUMBER COMPANY MAKE GOOD OR WE DO The children of alter spending the holidays with their to Build Anything” aie the citi“Everything FRONK CHEVROLET CO zens of How can we raise parents Tremonton Utah Phone 11 Phone 20 'Tremonton Utah Mr and Mrs a strong and virile race how can wej Delose Jenson and stamp out crime or promote health two daughters and Miss Irene Ward how can we create a great nation were In Brigham City Thursday when we rear our boys and girls in Bishop Russell Capener was in Og- de non business Thursday dens of dirt disease and degradation? The Following In Ogden And Miss Clea Standing of Fielding was Nothing does more than the pride of ownership to make a man a better a Professional guest of the Misses Beth Up- They Are Progressive husband a better father and a better! and Rowane MacFarland Your In Care Will Mr and Mrs citizen When he owns his own home and Clyde Marsh Manner Most he feels Independent has more con- children returned to their home in fidence more after a ten days feels that Willard Tuesday lie is an important pait of the com- visit with Mr and Mrs Wm Bowcutt Infomatlon gladly given on the WHEELS TESTED FREE Miss June Udy entertained at a1 His wife loves to entertain munity proper feeding and care of all pets YOR6ASON The children like to party Friday evening The home was neighbors BRAKE SERVICE 343 decorated with a pretty St has invite their friends 23rd Xmas tree installed this wheel TAYLOR’S PET SHOP aligning machine Even though It is Lut a small cotProand other Xmas decorations 2368 Wash Ave Ph Axles Straightened In Car tage it is a real home to every memgressive games were played and lunch Dogs Kittlns Canaries Gold Fish wear tire s hlmmy wheel Btops ber of the family It is a place they was served to sixteen young people Bowls cages and full line of wobbles and hard steering ' Don't love to be because they own It The Carl Ward and Rowane WacFarland Supplies and Remidtea bring it if you can have it dons at lealizatlon of ownership is a bond' won high score and Delose Udy and home that invites binds them together as June Udy low Mr and Mrs Ira Ward were in OgGATEWAY GLASS AND nothing else can that instills within Telephone 1071 PAINT CO them a common Interest The father den Tuesday visiting with relatives GAJEWSKY Miss Norma Udy spent last week in is not likely vto desert his family No The Lowest Prices on Farrier man should marry any woman who Salt Lake City visiting with relatives Glass — Paints — Wallpaper Furs Cleaned Repaired and Mr and Mrs LeRoy Hunsaker and wiU not demand that he give her a Across from Ogden Remodled childien of Elwood were New Years home Utah Newberry's Coat Carried Guaranteed Work To buy a home may mean years of day guests of Mrs Nina Dustin 2482 Washington Ogden Utah Welton Ward returned home from dose economy and but the bond of Idaho after a the pride of Pocatello Monday will draw the husband and week's visit with friends and relatives ownership DR O S TATE Eyes Examined and Glasses Fitted Howard Capener has gone to Logan the w ife closer together than anything Dentist to do Temple work else can DR ENSIGN HERRICK Mr and Mrs George Ward Moroni Home ownership establishes spirWhy Pay More? it of Optometrist that Is good for the Newell Voss and Irene Ward and Ogden Utah 24(5 Washington Ave When a man owns his Mr and Mrs Delos Jenson and two 247914 Wash Ave community Ogden Over Spargo’s Utah New Year's dinner home he takes an interest in comdaughters were He bellves in guests of Mr and Mrs Glen Ward at munity development in better roads Cropley public Improvement Take advantage of cur valuable Norman Tubbs and Miss Ruby Carlin better schools He becomes a real experience and have your DR ELTON FELSHAW citizen respects the rights of others son of Salt Lake City spent the fore PRESCRIPTIONS filled at and upholds the laws He centers his part of the week as guests of Mr and Dentist Mrs Henry Tubbs interest in his home and his family THE EXCLUSIVE PHARMACY 2412 Mrs Dean is not always moving somewhere else 2465 of Coatsville was a Washington Ph Washington Ave sees that his home is kept In good Wednesday guest at the Wm Bowcutt Ogden Utah Over Keeley Ogden Utah home condition makes every sacrifice possLeo MacFarland ible to educate his children and Miss Beth MacFarland He is contended and efficient surentertained at a New SEE OUR NEW AND USED rounds himself and his family with Years party at their home Saturday PANTONE MUSIC CO were the most sanitary conditions helps to evening Progressive games Oldest Music House In Prices are th Lowest played and lunch was served at a latet Improve the health of the community — Terms — Ogden Our low overA city of home owners Is an at- hour to sixteen guests head dares you money Mrs J O Hadfield entertained at tractive city a prosperous city a B A B FURNITURE Pianos Violins a sleigh riding party Tuesday Radio’s 2360 Washington after progressive healthy city a Ogden Utah More than anything else must noon in honor of her daughter Fay's city Band Instruments After sleigh wo realize the value of home ownertenth birthday riding ' twelve little guests met at the Had- Cylinder Grinding Sc Boring ship to the nation Machine Work on Farm Machinery FREE G L VANCE This card good for complete motor Cylinder and Machine Grinding tuneup clean and check plugs Works Leave Ignition system 2354 Kissel Avenue ph 251 your car with us when in town No Motor Parts Motor Rebuilding charge Crank Shaft de Bearing Work FRYER AND THOMAS Opposite Library Tremonton Riverside Shaw & and Professional Doing Shopping Iverson Used Cars OGDEN BUSINESS DIRECTORY Merchants And Wants Patronize Men For And Admirable A When I FURNITURE PoultrymenrAttention! 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