Show GARLAND TIN Let’s All Boost Together Until We Get A New City Park PUBLISHED EVERY Vol X No w johnS WE WANT TO BE 7THERE Wheat and Beet Day program for this yearbids fair to be the greatest success' of any ’yet presented if one is to judge It by arjxnce reports offern&w variety and ew features that should attract every adult and every youngster in the VaGarland’s w nV' lley A horse show deluxe from the state famed Edge-mostables for those who Jove horses an air show clowns western singers comedians talented dancers colored entertainers and a dozen other unusual features too numerous to fill us with a at the show mention here desire to be FACTS AND SENTIMENT multitude of demands made upon them by the howl up every time a lowered to adshrunken public or whenever a treasury pension or old age assistJudging that goes pension is just to a ance to check fall belowr is remembered the bounty de- would be led to believe that paying pensions is the only duty of public officials and that those same officials used the funds not spent for old age assistance to swell their own private bank accounts sired AT Meeting one New conditions in modsociety have made old ern age than more precarious ever has been before There seems to be less things the aged can do to support themselves and less their relatives can spare to The same is assist them true to a certain extent of find work who the young secure the impossible to mentally and physically and even handicapped many who are not handicapped The stress of the times is felt by all and all are crying for relief it The readiness of the old organization to cry “insolent officialdom” breath and remind one in of the “tender strains of ‘Silver Threads Among the Gold’ ” in the next is little help in solving a problem that is actual rather than sentimental age WE STILL HAVE BOOTLEG In an effort to make it economically impossible to manufacture “home brew” for sale Utah and many states otherkeep liquor GARLAND VERNALD UTAH UTAH FRIDAY JULY JOHNS WM EDITOR AND $200 Out-Do- Year Planned For Saturday Evening Near Garland Library The Beat River stake Primary organization will hold Its Union Meeting for Primary workers in all at the Garland ward rewards creation hall at 2 pm Saturday announces Mrs Alma W King secretary will demonThe stake board strate the annual Homecoming outlined for all wards In program the church on August the sixtieth anniversary of the organization of the Primary In the church The stake board this week comwith pleted a series of meetings the wards of the stake in preparation for the opening of Primaries next month Every child and adult who can sing flash words of songs on a screen so or likes to try is Invited by the Gar- that all can see them Mr Last and land Lions and by C H Last J H Mr Kirkham J will have their proKirkham and the Garland business gram well rehearsed In readiness for men to join in a snappy outdoor the occaaston Seats will be provided community brary lawn evening song program on the here at 8 o'clock Saturday Elaborate newest thing arrangements for this In Saturday night entertainment have been made Conductors will have use of loud speakers and a projection machine to Wheat Harvest Keeps Warehouses Busy Ira Dern was a special guest at the Garland Lions meeting Wednesat the hotel Mr Dern day evening is furnishing the boxing and wrestlfor and other features ing bouts Garland’s Wheat and Beet days celebration The club was assured that all entertainment numbers were ready for also presentation as contracted for that one of the finest boxing and cards ever presented in the wrestling valley would be ready on August 13th Mr Dern were hi? Accompanying wife and Miss Norma Squires Miss Squires entertained lie club with a group of vocal numbers accompanied by Mrs A D Rich C E Smith read the auditors’ report for the year showing the club to be in healthy financial condition the meeting the Following club directors and athletic committee decided to raise funds to assist the baseball team in Its trip to the tournament at Flagstaff Arizona Per Community Sing or Saturday Wheat Is coming Into the Garland grain warehouses at the rate of ap20000 bushels daily reproximately manNish warehouse ports William ager this week In addition to those aleady storing their grain here large numbers whose crop is not yet ready have come in to reserve space for their estimated The decline In wheat yield prices the past four or five days is tendfurther ing to Interest growers still in government wheat loans and the result will be an even greater use of the big storage plant here It Is believed A local fanners’ cooperative is In this charge of the warehouses year and expects to fill them to capacity and In addition will lease storage elevators half space In Ogden A million bushesl can be stored here PUBLISHER 29 1938 Bountiful Harvest Season Primary Union Groups who are working in behalf of old age pensions in this state always seem to us to be too ready to heap abuse on officials of state and county governments who are doing their Lions Hear Dern best to make limited government funds reach over On Celebration Program the MORNING GARLAND 52 PERTINENT PARAGRAPHS v FRIDAY It is a Privilege to Live in Garland Utah’s Friendly City Senator Elbert To Symbolic of thanks for this year’s bountiful harvest these pretty farmerettes design their own horn of plenty a display of products grown in all sections of the United States Charles Wood Gets Mention in Who’ Who School Opening Date Is Announced Elder Box school board county members said Wednesday that bids on the new $123000 science building at Box Elder high school probably will be advertised within the next two The project! awaits only fedweeks eral Instructions on how to handle the $55541 PWA grant The opening of school in Box Elder has been set for September county 8 School activities will begin when Hervin Bunderson Superintendent returns from the University of California August 15 C J Wood received signal recognition this week with the publication of this year's edition of Who’s Who of America's Young Men Seventeen young men of Utah under 35 years of age are listed for outCharles standing accomplishment was one of Wood the seventeen of G O John Boyden Sweeten was also honored Joseph Fielding Smith Jr of the University of Utah speech department was among the others listed Ball Team Going To Arizona Tourney I Tennis Tournament Holds Much Interest An invitation to participate In the baseball The following are In the of the Garland City tennis ment Leo Walker defeating tourna- D Garland For the public Is intended that the program be continued the remainder of summer if it meets with the ap-prov&l of the people according to the announcement made In the Lions club meeting Wednesday evening at the hotel for It will the Thomas Coming Wheat-Be- Day et by one of the best women In the state Miss Norma singers states G Q Sweeten Wheat Squires Beet Day general chairman Attendance at the tabernacle prolart two gram has fallen off the years but seats will be at a premium this year It Is predicted A bigger than ever carnival the dance and other usual big street day features will go on as afternoon usual with "surprise” program The changed type ef program U an air show horse show clowns of to the attention singers dancers and a score of other not requiring entertainment features the committee many committees as have been at will not yet divulge plus’' aA possible work In past years In making prebaseball game ' between liminary arrangements but a great and Plain City and a bigger deal of work will have to be done than ever before fight and wrestling by committee members the last week card In the evening it Is announced before the show as well as while It this week that Senator Elbert D ls being put on say members of tha Thomas will speak at the program executive committee In the stake tabernacle here Saturflower Show Promised A committee ls at work preparing day morning Musicians also for the annual flower show Engaged the musical Members expect It to present a finer Already engaged for part of the program are those popu- exhibit of boqueta than for several Artist! who thrilled a years past due to the favorable flower lar KSL recent growing capacity crowd here at the Season J W Trinnlman water system celebration' Gene to start now to urges local gardeners and Glen Lee They will be prepare for this event Bear River valley celebrate will bounteous crops of wheat and beet at Garland the center of these Industries In Box Elder county Satur13th in what promise day August to be the most interesting and unusual celebration in county history Senator Thomas Coming Arrangements for the show become more complete with every passing day In addition to the big Saturday assisted was sent Arizona ment at Flagstaff this the Tremonton- - G a r land team R to week and the boys plan leave 0 Jack Shumway to be gone about one week Monday feated Rex Laub These boys meet The D&ROW team wlnnerSi of to see who plays the winners of eitho at Brigtourney er Hal Persson or the winner of Dent the Utah to go tc Fruit ham City will be unable Rich or Bill Cullimore Men Going Arizona and as a result the second Wheat In the Junior division It Is between team got the bid An effort is To California Earl Betenson Ted Burton or Grant place local being made to raise funds by Cullimore For The fruit growers’ trip to CalifornQuota to help meet the exIn the round robin tournament subscription Contributions from valley ia is now definitely underway The pense between the recreation students to leave Salt fans will be gladly accepted fruit tour Ls scheduled Word Itenelved this week by PlJames Archibald is leading to date sports team will be strengthened by Lake on August 13 and to return the rector William Peterson The In charge of with the hardest matches coming up the addition of at least three men morning of the 25th Such places agricultural adjuatoient (administraThe boys are Invited to choose as Auburn Sacramento Valley Santa tion activities indicates wheat Seed'"It is said before leaving their partners for the doubles tournRosa San Francisco ‘'San Jose Moning for the 1939 crop in the state ament which will begin next week terey Fresno and other famous diswill be limited to 209724 acres LEAVE ON TRIP should be made with Bill SCOUTS Registration tricts Including visits to cherry apriCullimore or Hal Perssoh This Represents Utah’s proportion Earl Betenson Don Bone and Glen cot pear prune peach and apple orThere will be of a big bicycle allotment race Anderson left a national of 55000000 Thursday morning by chards and vineyards will be made this afternoon at 3 o’clock acres for the next year total ls The NaGlacier to for bus on the a special trip trip distributed among states according tional park to participate In the Boy Dr A Stark of the Utah State to each Individual state’s proportion Bishop & Mrs W O Christenson of Scouts annual Kit Carson hike Some and also Judge college M Men Gleaners Idaho visited Monday and boys from East Garland also were Howell of the Horticultural Society of total acreage during the past ten Gooding years Tuesday at the W L Allred home Acreage diverted from wheat of Utah are anxious to leam by Augreported to be going Announce Dance tinder previous AAA proust Just how many fruit men can production The conditions! grams abnormal weather and Gleaner Girls of make this trip the stake are sponsoring a dance at Box Elder county has been given a and trends In acreage are also 'Considered In making state allotments the Crystal Springs Wednesday even quota of six people Only one buf The 1939 allotment represents a 23 Ing August 3rd This dance Is for will be run cent decrease from the JO year the purpose of raising funds to finAnyone Interested In this trip In per Garland is marching definitely forward to take ance the are made These allotments convention Box Elder should get In touch with average to be its communities of the state in to place among limit held here August 27 It Is announced the annual wheat supply to Milton J Thorne or Robert H which it is an honor and a pleasure to live from 910000000 to 975000000 bushels It has by Nelda Pederson Stewart Immediately This per year Including church many attractive homes and gardens allows for 700000000 to 750000000 prices so low that alcoholic with beautifully landscaped grounds buildings bushels or normal domestic Ag News In Brief consump beverages are available tc surpass those in nearly any small city in the state Uon and from 210000000 to 225000 the public at rock bottom Its library with its well kept lawns is a credit to it 000 bushels each year An lntermtlonal granprices and in almost any as is its attractive and well equipped athletic park all yields of ary plan covering major wheat According to the average desired amount and its school grounds producing countries of the world will previous years the necessary harvest be at the international can be provided on- from 58000000 to proposed The use of liquor has There is yet place however for However added im1938 seedwheat conference now In Session at 63000000 acres London approximately 79000000 Secretary Henry A Wallace ings were consequently increased with provement that would be a source of pride acres and the Supply for prospective announced A G Black Dr and satisfaction to our citizens chief At the That is great rapidity city own9 market season ls of the bureau of agricultural econom- the same time the bootleg proed park There is a place in every community forbushels ics who Is representing the United duct still figures in news such a thing and Garland is no exception’ With Purpose of the national wheat proStates at the conference will make items coming from police our present abundant water supply we could easily the proposal Other nations had not gram ls to keep total production in reasonably in line with total requirebeen even luxour stations consulted when Dr Black sailown make a city park place of rare beauty with ed for London but hope that the ments for domestic consumption exstate uriant lawns ornamental trees shrubs flower beds L and not be received favorably ports and Increased reserves would proposal walks a fountain permanent band stand and to produce wheat In excess was expressed “ scTjtauch For the purpose of makother valuable features of those reqmretpents that farmers prices will fall to ruinously low levels The federal ing all drinkers law abidcommodities surplus Building and maintaining such a project could has been authorized to corporation ing we repealed the prohicall for the cooperative effort of every citizen and Mr & Mr J M paddle and family 52000000 of buy pounds bition amendment with the surplus butand Mrs would help to bring’ all of us closer together’ in a ter during the fiscal year commenced Mr & Mgs Cyril Linfbrd result that steadily increasand surplus fresh snap beans Arietta Bachman and daughter Dorworthwhile July undertaking Cristo at Monte othy ing numbers of the law truly spent Saturday from the current production seasoa is ripe are becoming The time for Let us talk v Purchases are to be made to help low and to encourage consumption of market drinkers conditions when prices am these products by needy families begift work at once tourna- Acreage Set WHY NOT A CITY PARK? the their a Its an great a a a abiding it it upland v- Utah |