Show i t opinion where reason nuj tolerated to combat free Is AND TIME be left It —Jefferson PUBLISHED Vol X FRIDAY MORNING No 51 PARAGRAPHS By THE V Wm AT GARLAND GARLAND PERTIflEElT THIS IS EVERY Johns PLACE — DUIVE UTAH UTAH — THURSDAY JOHNS WM VERNALD JULY 21 EDITOR AND "A newspaper provides I prelection to the people which M constitution can guarantee” — 1938 $200 Per Year City Celebration Variety Will be Brings Enthusiastic Aim Crowd to Meeting Day Celebration The stake tabernacle at Gailand week 'is a fitting one to em- was filled by those who came to hear a proper slogan for Garland the program celebrating the completion of Garland’s modem water and and Its sister communities sewer systems last Thursday evening P C Petterson speaking for the Here is a broad valley with deep city outlined the history of Garland’s and fertile soil and abundant water water supply RIGHAM YOUNG'S prophetic gessearch for a dependable with excellent roads and good marto meet growing demands and disture on July 24 847" is remembered kets Here are thrifty industrious cussed the new opportunities for 9 years lafer with the annual celebration people who take pride in their pro- home building in Garland City adEarl J Glade’s Inspirational Pioneer Day in Utah and surrounding ductive farms good schools and with the as popular dress ' proved above mural found in states In churches This Is the place— as did the thrilling large audience Salt Lake Union Pacific station a part of the place that the prophetic music by Glen Lee and Gene y colonizer Undoubtchairman D Gunderson was Young is portrayed the climax of an historic trek Brigham J and G G Sweeten edly saw in his vision of the great of the committee by Mormons who left their homes in Illinois master of ceremonies Salt Lake Valley nearly a Hundred They The high school band stgftecLoff because of religious intolerance is this one years ago for of its very the a trail across plains and mountains evening with a concert and the richest spots dance in the ward hall furnished the in Lake after thousands Salt valley settling climax of the evening of entertaindied This week Garland business men ment furnished free to the valley by exposure and exhaustion remind us that “This is the place" the Garland boosters’ committee Today shining rails of the Union Pacific to trade their oxen trudged follow the Groceries hardware lumber drugs auto desert has been made to blossom as clothing furniture is service all can be had m Garland at rose prices that are the lowest possible Garland citizens join in repeating again that “this is the place” to live A better day for agriculture was if you want to live in a sociable propredicted for the near future by Dr home loving community John A Widtsoe of the Council of the gressive the general who represented where taxes are being lowered consis- Twelve at Bear River authorities tently and where a bountiful water church held here conference stake Sunday smallest supply is available at the The manufacture of a wide variety cost for gardens and home purposes of articles from products of the farm THIS IS THE PLACE! instead of from - metals and wood for many farm will give an outlet WHY ACCIDENTS? commodities and will revolutionize agThe automotive Industry Chemistry has examined riculture he declared inmade possible the new plastics closely last week a senes of studies on which Is only now beginning dustry the relation car of styling to driving to take its place in the manufactur safety Surveys of the cause of traf- mg world fic accidents shed a constant floodtrr Widtsoes talks at all sessions on the of the well attended conference were light of valuable Information devoted to a consideration of the problem materal things on which all things Arthur W Stevens of the Society spiritual are based according to his He stressed the neces of Automotive Engineers declares that explanation slty for thrift and Industry obedience many auto accidents are attributable to the positive as well as the negato the faulty styling of modern tive commands of the Word of Wiswhich obstructs full vision dom and the honest' payment of “Stylistic whimsies” he says are to tithes and offerings for the building blame He urges motor makers to up of the church and the care of the needy take steps toward lowering the hood He was accompanied by Mark Ausdnver’s seat raising the allowing tin of the church welfare committee areas and construct- who conducted a special meeting for larger window the ing thinner window partitions Mr local welfare workers following Mrs Wldtsoe was Stevens says that better visibility Is afternoon meeting also present and spoke at the sessions inevitable because “man for a milA large crowd attended the meetlion years has walked with eyes in ing of the MIA at the Bigler ranch front of his head where they belong at Collinston where an interesting Of particular intsrest on Pioneer Day it the Salt Lake and there Is no reason why his car program again featured Dr Wldtsoe City seagull monument erected to the great flock of that appeared from nowhere in 1848 to destroy as birds the David of East Larsen speaker should not be built the same way" Garland gave an Interesting account hordes of crickets a menace that brought of historical Incidents centering THE FARMER'S BUSINESS the Hampton Bridge and BigOVERSEAS ler ranch Readings were also given In the first five months of last by Wayne Rogers and Dean Grover iwZ’Yift’fe' year our com exports amounted to 11000 bushels in the same period of Loan 1938 they totalled 21000000 bushels This the the City at irrrrrn cut had Material Welfare the the 11111111 SFnr of and path Conference Concern Wheat Here we will build e temple to our God” laid Young ai he walked a barren piece of land toil Construction digging hit cane into the started in 1853 and the Temple was finished 40 years later Each year thousands of tourists flock to see this historic building Brigham range sales last year totalunits a third more than year and double 1935 The sum about $270 country chines of for $350000000 each at ATTENDS a year person' bet thru race tracks is in These rates are for number soft or western white and number 2 hard winter grades Loan rate for other will be eligible grades and or Increased by small premiums or rethe duced by small discounts Prevailing ma- market discounts will also be charged wheat for garlic or smut against All grain for which loan applications are made will be sampled and graded CONVENTION C J Wood president of the Garland Lions club is in Oakland California this week as a delegate to the of Lions oonvenLoti Intematioeial clubs He is expected to return immediately upon the close of the convention Friday night recently Over half of Box Elder county’s million bushel wheat crop will be stored In Garland warehouses by Wheat and Beet day August 13th observers declare this week The big wheat crop on the rolling hills of Utah’s biggest wheat growing area is maturing rapidly and already a stream of trucks enters Garland from mom till night loaded with the choice hard wheat Warehouse crews are kept busy with modem piling ff ' 'k i rough pole a pile of stones the dried skull of a plains buffalo — these marked the long and weary trail of the Mormon pioneers from the Missouri river to Salt This bleached skull tells its own ‘story: Lake valley "Pioneers camped here June 3rd47 making 15 miles today All well Brigham Young" A by licensed inspectors Loan benefits will M Peck will open the Garland Theatre this week according to an announcement in this week’s Times ' - - ij — T’T'l I Mr Peck has had considerable exthis theatre and perience operating should provide patrons same first He will take care of class programs the theatre as a part time acUvity it has repeatedly demonstrated it cannot be made to pay as a full time Job he says be offered only farmers cooperating on the proalthough terms of the 1938 act that loans may be made to Mr St Mrs J W Ault of Logan were at a reduced rate at dinner guests Sunday of Mr & Mrs the discretion of the administration T A Carter In announcing the program Secretary of Agriculture Henry A Wallace said Mr St Mrs Harold Persson and son spent Wednesday in Ogden Continued on page 4 to gram provide J Holmgren away which line west side a j Sugar Factory Gelling Improvements Repairing and new machinery Installation valued roughly lit $50000 Is going on at the Garland factory In preparation for a fall beet campaign that promises to be 90 to 100 days long stated J M Gad die factory superintendent Wednesday A new continuous carbonlaaMxi Installed three new IS being added two centrifugals are being new stokers put In and other minor changes being made An estimated yield of 160000 tons of beets in this area will enable the local plant to manufacture about half million bags of sugar this yearN 'i- of grain the : process “‘I4 Attendance Urged At Sunday Meeting Federal Crop Imurance Available E machinery putting the in the long warehouses the railroad tracks in of town $50000 A tribute to foresight and ability is the Mormon tabErected before the ernacle at Salt Lake City (below) coming of tho railroad when nails cost $100 a keg it was constructed almost entirely without steel Wooden Acoustics are so perfect that pegs and rawhide helped a pin dropped in one end can be heard 200 feet away tAiL M Peck Opens Garland Theatre Listed on the afternoon program events for Wheat and Beet day at Garland city park is a horse show act that will compare with anything that can be seen anywhere declares O Q Sweeten celebration chairman this week Featured In this special act will be the trained equlnes from — the Erigrmnnt stables’ Fsn Dancer Coming A fan act will be another dancing feature of the show GU’8 spicy commltttee are betting that the lady with fancy fans will find herself plenty busy trying to keep behind fans with her audience on all sides of her Just what will be the best position in the stands to get the best slant on this feature has some of the boys who have heard about It almost gray already Parachute Jumper Listed With the big celebration only three weeks away word has come that parachute airplane Jumping act partly promised last month for the show would definitely materialize Those who want a real thrill will not miss this innovation The committees this year are arranging something different in the way of entertainment— something that will please and thrill everyone no matter what their tastes they declare As a result all attendance records will be broken at the afternoon performance and at the boxing program in the evening Wheat Starts to Garland Terms dramatically shows the part agriculture iff playing in our foreign Are Explained For January trade this year thru Wheat growers of Utah who are May 25 percent of all our exports cooperating with the 1938 agricultural were farm products as compared adjustment act will be allowed 50 with only 17 per cent last year For- cents per bushel In loans on the are buying more of curity of wheat stored in commercial eign countries or In approved farm granour wheat com meat and lard this elevators aries from the 1938 harvest officers year of the state AAA here were notified previous et Half Million Bushels This Electric Wheat-Be- of of led 400000 of IN phasize the Anonymous PUBLISHER Garland this A special 24th of July progam wllj be given In the evening sacrament meeting Sunday announces Bishop Arthur Welling Music balks and suitable to the pioneer readings theme will be presented All whe are at home that day are urgently Garland Boys Win Baseball Honors ' At Tournament the first application for in second Besides finishing place o baseball tourna- - requested to attend and help make crop Insurance policy to be in the state Ac- In Box Elder county this fine program a success d ment Brigham City last cording to H E Larsen Chairman of e baseballers County Agricultural Conservation Mrs John S Boyden and small ton ed three men on the all state team least 500 of the 856 Committee of Salt Lake City visited with Mrs selected by major league scout who wheat growers in Box Elder are Boyden’s parents Mr St Mrs G Q were present pec ted to sign similar applications Sweeten during the week fore August 31 Don Smith was one of the pitchers week signed federal written at In commenting on the insurance selected on the mythical aggregation Mr Holmgren stated that got the call for this If Grant Culllmore and Don Grover the first time wheat farmers was could second base definitely depend on harvesting a named for the outfield Only the team D&RGW crop when they sow In the past he' winning placed said Nature had exacted a heavy' more men on the honor list loss from wheat growers in some The tournament the first Continued on page 5 state’s history was declared In the a great Mr George Ogden St Mrs W A Austin M Porter and spent Friday Mrs hi success Grant will attend the big Lake baseball school at Salt four days next month lee gu City fop |