| Show B GARLAND H '? iS ESTABLISHED Entered TWENTY FIRST YEA- R- AT No at the Post 39 PRINTED 192- AUGUST Office at Garland Utah GARLAND STAKE’S NEW WELFARE FARM IN BLUE as EVERY Second UTAH Class THURSDAY Matter FRIDAY August APRIL 29 FRIDAY 1928 Under the Ad of March ' — - t I I u- '& ' -1 i) v ILUl- - 4 Mayor J J White announces today that the city will be ready to conduct a general clean-unext week with a hauling away of all rubbish placed at the curb about next Wednesday Home lots and lots in the business section as well should all be cleaned up now says the mayor Club Hears Talk On Youth Needs The mental spiritual and boys and girls the theme for an interby President C esting E Smith at the luncheon meeting of the Garland Lions club Wed- ' BiL'i-- physical needs of provided discussion 'jjf'' 'V jf A vL t? ' ? V'S t ‘4 J L r ' £' w ' nesday Mr 1 1879 ( PRICE $200 A p evening Smith urged greater attention to be given to seeing that are taught how to mainyouth tain bodily health to seeing that learn to feel appreciation they and sympathy for their to seeing that they are provided with opportunities to do the right thing at all times instead of being merely told not to do the wrong thing He commended the club and its committees which are working to provide playground facilities for the children of the community at the city park Mr Smith talked as a guest of the Boys and Girls committee headed by Andy Campbell Mr Campbell reported that considerable headway had been made toward cleaning up the park last that work would be continued next Saturday He also informed the club that much work had been done toward constructing a swing and an over head bar and also that pipe had been purchased ready to extend the water line to the playground YEAR Stake Negotiates Farm Purchase For Welfare Program The “Big Field' 2600 Acres of Dry Farm Land p Program of Church Being Added to In Project Undertaken by the Bear River Stake 1 Lw 8 1919 Mayor Set Clean-uFor Next Week CREEK DISTRIBUTION FOR All local arrangements for the purchase of the Wilse Nielson dry farm in the north Blue Creek area as a unit for the Church Welfare plan were completed early last week by the Bear RiFinal dever stake presidency at Salt tails are being completed Lake City church headquarters In the meantime the stake already has begun work on the land doing some seeding and getting ready to do the summer plowing consideration of such a project several months previous to the time that any particular piece of land was considered Several weeks ago a committee of representative dry farmers of the stake was called in to make a thorough study of properties that had been offered for sale Their report led to the negotiations which have culminated in the buying of the Nielsen farm this week The property also has been carefully inspected and appraised by members of the General Church Welfare committee and by Henry D Moyle and Joseph L Wirthlin of the General Authorities The latter two men went over the ranch with members of the stake presidency two weeks ago and gave their final authorization to complete the deaL In addition to a dry farming operation the past owner of the ranch has kept on the land 300 head of purebred For this it has been the practice to sow considerable alfalfa and clover for hay and as well as various pasturage hardy grasses The land is so situated that these crops do very well It also is passible to raise spring as well as fall grain in the event that there Is any winter kill of the fall grain Operation of the farm will come under the direction of the stake presidency with the direct assistance Of other stake members acquainted with dry farm practices in the area One family will live on the farm It is- planned Other help will be hired and use made of donated labor and equipment particularly at harvest time as becomes advisable 2600 The farm comprises acres with a home extensive machine and cattle sheds a deep well storage facilities and extensive equipment When ready for local operation the total price as approved at Salt Lake City will be slightly over $21900000 Usable land totals over 2300 acres 1100 of which is in wheat this year Average yield should exceed 25 bushels per acre All of the crop will go directwelfare proly into the church The stake will receive gram credit for the products at market S' values for the providing of the ’ fi funds needed for farm operation (L1 and for the repayment to the A n ' r fe committee of $202500 adGeneral vanced for the farm purchase ' T ” t The stake is to raise a fund of about $17000 for some equip MM ment and for current operation Thereafter the farm credits noi can be expected to take site mally Music was provided by Max care of the stake's welfare r aszsessments to the program ‘and a Limb and Alta Lou Bowcuttz amount F M Peck vice president had substantial for other ' P stake needs charge of the meeting The heed for having a large x i Entertain Club acreage of dry farm ground to 1 z I Mr & Mrs C W Wood enterLS WW'T' produce the grade of wheat needtained the Social Hour club Fri- ed by the Church flour mill at Bishop Joseph L Wirthlin of the Presiding Bishopric and Elder Henry D Moyle of the Twelve members Kaysville and the reliance of the day evening Council of the Twelve visited the “Big Field” farm with the stake presidency and interviewwere present and Mr & Mrs E N Northern Utah region of the ed its owner Wilse Nielsen last week The group is seen above with the exception of Austin of Montana Mr & Mrs C Church Welfare Plan on the Bear Left to right they are: Mr Nielsen Pres Clifton Kerr Bishop Wirthlin Pres Chas J River stake for a large proportion J Wood Mr & Mrs Farrell Wood Robt- J Potter and Elder Mo)le Wood Pres of La& its has Mr Mrs Davis wheat and quota Hugh gradually mar Wood were special guests brought the desirability of farm Garland Organizes A hot supper was served and purchase before the bishops and The old Jensen spring west of of the was won stake council Ted at These town is furnishing the high by bingo prize READING Baseball Club city with Austin groups gave their approval to over 50000 gallons of water dally TIIE SIDE DOWN Clark Jones was elected presiMayor White reports this week VISITORS WITH CONFERENCE of Garland dent the Baseball Robinson Editor Clay By This city owned spring has club for the coming season at a The Utah Farmer THE EDITOR gone unutilized for several years meeting held at the city library but has now been cleaned and is Robert II Stewart who holds last Thursday evening being pumped into the city water the distinction of being the oldA D Rich will be vice presisystem It is believed that its We may have had a big wi- est county agent in years of ser- dent and Earl Arnold use will save a great deal of exsecretary but in the same sense we vice in Utah nter has announced his A D Rich Duane Archibald and pense pumping from the larger can now say that we are having retirement after 36 years of ex- Dale Gardner will manage the springs near the Bear River later work tension The dandelion a big spring According to Dr team which will enter the in the season Right now the county crop has matured with unusual Carl Frischnecht director of the Farm Bureau league along with pump on the river is running Utah State Agricultural College speed our furnace has been teams from Howell Fielding continuously due to the fact that MrService Stewart off for three successive days Extension Willard many people are drawing on the Iloneyville terminate his active service Tremonton (it ran to sometime in June last will Bear River City Corinne and line to irrigate lawns and gardens in July this year He was apyear) and garden watering and at the same time no water to direct the service in Brigham town has been a must pointed is coming from the spring East will on Saturday begin Play counties and Carbon to in with the supply having Emery even of Deweyville where a settling 1913 and came from there to May 14 In the meantime playcome from the culinary lines box is in process of construction ers are being lined up to wear Box Elder county in 1916 The work at the mountain Born at Wellsville Cache coun- the local uniform Bishop Cullimore was on hand be completed this should spring Mr Stew1886 at Derks field in Salt Lake City ty January 15 week and that water turned into to see the opening game of the art lived and worked on the ALL MOTOR VEHICLE SALES the city lines It is also expectbaseball season Tuesday night family f:rm until 1904 when he TAXABLE AFTER MAY 10 ed that water will be turned into the State entered son AgriculGrant Utah and incidentally see his the can3i by Sunday which will lie worked his On and after May 10 1949 evcross the plate for one of Salt tural College reduce the demand for the spring Lake’ three tallies as the Bees way thru the college graduating ery sale of a motor vehicle in water considerably dea bachelor science of local with ball other 2 Many Utah will be subject to a won The mayor urges restraint in In sales tax according to the provifans were listening to the game gree in agriculture in 1910 the use of water for a few days 1911 he was appointed manager sions of II B 66 passed by the by radio of the Price River Fruit Com1949 session of the state legisWill Open New Great Salt Lake is reported as pany at Price a position he held lature until becoming county agent of being the deepest in 16 years Apparel Shop Buyers of motor vehicles who Carbon and Emery counties when of the to precipitation heavy due from regularly licensed Mr$ Harold Peterson who h first purchase will the winter months If all the the Extension Service Mrwas Stewdealers pay the sales tax to been redecorating the buildii water that now goes into storage established in 1913 the dealer in the sam e manA somewhat keener interest fare program next door to the Garland Grocer were running into it as w'ell it art made his farm visits first ner that has prevailed in the past than usual was aroused in the Potter announced announces this week that she w: President horse later and a by comby buggy make quite In cases where the purchase is Bear River stake conference ses- Thursday that the usual stake open her new store sometime ne might really Water levels are model T Ford eback this year made from an individual who is sions to be held here this Sunleadership meeting week with a line of women’s ar He has time to help with not a lA'cnsed dealer the tax must day with the announcement last priesthood high also in the Utah and Bear numerous taken will not be held on civic proSaturday children’s clothing sewing notioi and church Lakes be paid to the State Tax week that Elder Ezra Taft Ben- evening but that the in He regular and yard goods was active Boy jects time the license son at the of Council of the the will sessions be at 10 Mrs Peterson will specialize Sunday The South Box Elder stake Scout work for several years has plates are issued to the new own- Twelve to visit a m and 2 was returning Sunday evening cotton clothing an Elders children’s pli pm comlast week purchased a stake wel-- j served as president of of the of title is er and the transfer the stake after having been here the stake will enjoy the annual outfits women’s house dresses ar member brothbishopThomas quorum old farm the fare pleted only a year ago last February concert of the Harmonettes of similar items ward Brigham ers farm at Perry- The purchase ric of a theleaderFourth would be and he that accompaGarland and the Orpheus chorus Jack's Shoe Repair will occui in stake and ward was made thru the Distriit Court City nied by Elder Marion Romney of Brigham City under the austhe rear part of the store At Don Lee organizations $2339110 The genealogical for the sum of closed Rogers assistant to the Council and of the stake MIA is first counselor before the present he pices deal was Iiardly Welof Church the manager the high Returns from Salt Lake No special welfare session is Beehive Girls stake had rounded up tractors in the presidency theof North Box scheduled for this conference from Brigham priests quorum of To Swarm at Springs and machinery Don Lee Rogers returned home LEGION MEETS AUXILIARY Music for the meetings will be dealers and from farmers and Elder stake in after Saturday May 7 has been de Wellsville Mountain participating Wednesday Project furnished by the Garland Second had the ground ready for seedMiss at and Rose Mrs as Swarm day for tl Elmer the agricultural pro- a four day youth conference Among ward choir who will sing Sunday ignated MIA Beehive girls of the Be ing the during the time Salt Lake City as a guest of the Esther Elmer entertained jects developed school and the by high Don at morning advises Mrs Wallai River stake American club Legion Lake Salt Auxiliary been has Rotary the agent festihe county dance a cappella choir in the afternoon Bourne The stake MIA evenwho represented the local high Esther’s home Wednesday Continued on page t supervisor have beer made val at the high school gym aTuesThe event will be held at tl school joined honor graduates ing The lesson on Child Wel- to Arrangements fair much enjoyed by was loud a place speaker in the Crystal Springs and’ the grad day and of Plymouth from other schools of the state fare was given by Merle Lirford son Bishop crowd of spectators The event were Garland ward c! npri i' the event ating Primary Seagulls are inv many and Alice NyeRefrcshmen of Thatcher and in the eent visiting Wight revealed that the stake has two James wives Refre'hmenU all who come cl mot ibid searing ed to join in the afternoon took part in a num- places of interest in Salt Lake and Alice Nye their of its out bishops” “dancing in the tabernacle were served fun beginning at 2 pm and surrounding area - ber of the dances of 1L Bishop Olecn JosephThe view above is taken south and slightly west Most visiole Cattle are grazing in from the top of the of the ranch buildings the field at the right hill and The just north of the equipment except property extends to farm looking the house are the distant hills iir kQ su'tnr £‘ t L' kjt 4 V ' - t City Gets Water From West Spring County Agent Sets Retirement Interest Keen in Events of Sunday Conference Sessions |
