OCR Text |
Show Grand Prize HUSTLE HURRY 1l contestants in The Sun n big campaign hare ft Saturdav, October 17th, lo obtain 0.000 extra bonus votes for $20.00 combinations of contest e as many clubs as you hke and receive 80,00$ offer-- get There is no limit to this extra bonus votes for each one. r..tii q m 2ET ;su POSITIVELY THE BIGGEST REMAINING OFFER . o'clock Saturday nirfit October 17th, the vote schedule win again 40,000 eatra votes on October 19th. 20th, 21st and 22d, only $09 LINDSEY MOTOR OAKLAND COACH PURCHASED FROM (No New Entries May Come In UK 17. atd jflX. TlTI JlU flUj UV( A fter 9 p. m. Saturday , October 17) C.G. EDXj ElTl by 9 ELL-- 1 p.m. ENTRY BLANK Couns 2J900 Votes The Big Automobile and Prize Contest SEND IN Order Trade $50 Price) the For C The The Last Chance To Enter the Race Third Grand Prize (Good at any store in uo nal CARL Second Grand Prize highest 24th October Saturday, .illhe,, OFFER ENDS 9 P. M. SATURDAY, OCTOBER CO. GOLD IN 100.00 For the Contestant Polling SECOND vote total 9 be red N'evt neek two days of the contest, Oetoter 23d and 211b, 20.00 combinations and on the last 20.00 combinations. If you E ER Intend doing 0 000 evlra votes ill he given lor vote offer lasts. Next week the vot t'hing for yourself, do it now w hile the 80,000 extra ! go dow n, down, DOAA N KEEPING EVERLASTINGLY if You can get the winning votes this week you try. AT IT BRINGS SUCCESS. tr PRICE, UTAH ONI THIS Contestant Polling THIRD DRIB Manic, P.M Jrica LCPI YOl Date.. T the Campaign J DR. ;ens The Sun: eest dtdi Phase cater ic a candidate la The Son Campaign nfthi Highest Total Vote By 9 p. m. Saturday, October 24th Name BLANK Fourth Grand Prize Trade Order $35 Fifth Grand Trade Order CM Address .5001 est. This blank rennt for X.000 free vote. Onljr ene nomination will be credited to a content ant If o requested the nominator'e name will not be divulged. Yen mag nominate yourself if yon wide, by simply filling out the blank and aendbig same to the Campaign Manager. TODAY Prize ii c, thet cwry MMWUWWVVUWAVVVWWVWWWWWVVVVVVVVVWfc tSiti a the: The Contest Manager rstirr rmte mil K 3C nxket CBth at th thankful, has been recognized by the group uf concern which, 1 understand, have made possible the production and distribution of this campaign. Just as the chain is only as strong as its weakest link, so the nation is only as strong as its weakest city, and the city, in turn, is as live and prosjier-u- s only as its weakest and most October 20th to 31st, inclusive, citixen. Price will celebrate its Booster Week. INDORSEMENT BY MAYOR J. W. in a community does One knocker LOOFBOUROW GIVEN The object autl slogan will lie Sellmore harm than the activities uf a ing the Community to Ita Citizens. dozen Imosters can rectify. It has eo this In launching operative campaign, been proved again and again. Some It ia with pleasure and pride of advertising iroinuting communthe philosophers tell us that pain a Civic week declare with this mats, that etc., I ity is only positive thing in life and that movBooster Week. It is something stories to run each week, all happiness is negative, because it feaHome a dead Town" town and a live that ing picture My is dismissed at the entrance of pain. town, alike, needs. We who are turing Wesley Hurry and a st:ir In other words, everything can be fortunate enough to lire here a live reel 100,000 picture to lie iun going very well with us in every way, know that wa have a good, live at a lontl theater on October J7;b, but bt one little mishap occur a to want we 2Sth uud 29th, window ami nublfcir world the But, city. toothache, a lost Contract, a harsh know that we cherish this beINisters, windshield atickers, ImnMur rebuke, a disappointment, all else lief. We want to enlarge our billions, aut.i banners, etc., lias Irui that is good is lost for we conocn-trst- e of hoeured lor this occasion. Those benefits and take advantage of necessity upon the right in have lieen apjtointeil and imour opportunities this ..Civic our eoutentiuent. mediate action is necessary t.r llie Booster Week shows the way. Thus a community can he growing, Let us hope that wa shall heed .iifews of this campaign: its message and live up to it prospering, advancing, hut let a Store Committee Sheldon Ander-Hoknocker get busy, wcilding liis hamJ. W. Loofbourow. Mayer of chairman, ,1. A. Coleman, Hen mer and tongs, insisting, that Stein. To lake tcM to see that evPrice, Utah. is a better place in which live; window store attractive lias an ery another town has more advantages; display; that every merchant has a special arrangement of merchandise make this Civie Booster Week a sue prices are lower and stocks larger in and a sierial value sale for this week; cess. The enthusiastic endorsement the distant metropolis, and the home to see that every store has a poster of the movement, expressed by civie town doesn't deserve trade, ete. A and booster stieker on their windows; and social leaders as well as religious few words on idle ears and then a few to try aud have every merchant carry and educational representatives assure idle tongues, repititioii which always a rut in his advertisement of the not only a tomjHirary interest, but a grows what is the result 1 A a dissatisfied Hooster Girl and mention ;he picture lasting spirit of local loyalty fur comhousehold, Chairman Or- neighborhood, a city that is nut sold munity improvement. My Home Town. T. Brooks tells of the aims of the on itself. Publicity Committee 0. T. Brooks, son The only hope of prosierity for all chairman, AY. W. Is win, Clanuee campaign in helping the city. ranerr are is There a rity wide prosjiority. The indiweeks, apple Have the make Jr. Stevenson, mayor weeks cannot profit while his comand vidual weeks, a proclamation declaring a civic weks, and everything munity loses. In other words prosbooster week, copy of same neing furweeks. perity values eannot increase w:thoat nished the newsjmpers ; to distribute else save These celebrations are heeded by a demand for property. There will lie and tack posters, sliel ers, sell banners and distribute buttons; to see some of us, and looked by others, de- no demand when the populace has no that the city decorates its streets, ete. pending upon our interests. Some of desire to own a home here. There will have never be a desire on the part of anyFour Minute Committee -- I). C. us do not like apples, more of ns while our interest one to locate here permanently and of cancer no fear AV K. StoWoodward, (1. J. Reeves, in iron run to iron men," perhaps help build the city unless the spirit ker, Judges H. II. Pratt, Mrs. P M. rather than iron in the human sys- of loyalty prevails, putting to route Jones, George Constantine. This com- tem. the knockers hammer. mittee is charged with conducting four But Price is to celebrate a wreck Unless the town is interested in itminute speeches in clubs, theaters and which is recognised as a civie move- self, sold on owning a home and conschools; to conduct an essay contest, a week which has a vital inter- tributing to the advaneement of the Why My Town Is a Good Place to ment, est for every resident of this com- community, how can we expect to have Live." Leading stores and businesses residence streets well paved and lightwill furnish the prizes. At least one munity. conweek. is boost to Price It ed, adequate sewers, perks, tennis It prize to each grade has been arranged everyone. It is to the person- courts, playgrounds and golf links, for with probably more to come. To cerns al interest of woman and good drinking fountains, swiming appoint judges for best essays; to see rhild in this everyto man, unite in making pools and the hundred and one other city that best essays are published in the this week a memorable one so that advantage! of a thriving community. newspapers. its passing will not mean that it is It is obvious why this campaign is Finance Committee 0. P. M. to be forgotten. It most leave an im- ealled the Boost campaign. Trading Nick AUermand. To handle pression which will stay with ns so at home ia the firtt step and likewise funds. that ever and always we shall prac- the last step in advancing n communCarnival Committee R. K. Storey, tice the principles of good citizenship ity. The appearance of the business It, Felt, Nick Bernards To arrange in which we shall become schooled district of a town, good stores, fine for carnival, dances, etc.; to arrange during these seven days. buildings, good street and building nr concessions, ete. The growth of the individnal city is lights, np to data methods of adverto s national issue which, wa can be tising and selling these an things Everyone in Price ia -- liews-yuip- cr I coni-niitte- n, d ie Bier-sauc- h, by which the transient, the investigat- CARBON ELEVEN LOSES GAME and skirt the ends fur gtia WITH WESTMINSTER or fur a home or business site, judges lie was easily the outstude the town. former of the contest ' In last Saturdays football game Westminster FARM CROP CENSUS OF CARBON at Salt Lake Jc. Judson City Carbons eleven wan COUNTY ARE GIVEN - It beaten by a score of 12 to 6 by the Iteberd Agee Jg Westminster team on the Cummings Khaw (c) KM The Bun Special Service. field. The Carbon team were the Martin : if 0. D. C.f Oct. WASHINGTON, ..Ii -.- ..it..holders with the Latterday liakie The statement below gives some of the joint Hanks Saints Schoul team of the state's MeLeese High results of the 1025 farm census for lb A large crowd of (Yrr llib.. Carbon county, Utah, with cuinparu-liv- e championship. fb data for 10-- 0. The 1925 figures rooters went along with the team Brown Hm Rorino from the of the lriee, game arc preliminary aud subject to corSubstitutions: News uf follI)eert Sunday had the rection. Carbon JeaiiNcImf for CisiM owing; NUMBER OF FARMS The larsiins had lost every game is for Dm rid wui. Jun. I, Jsii. 1, Westminster Solnviber f to this, while the Car lx m 1925 l'.rjn previous Herbert for Hunks. bunch votal had not met a single setback, arj aio Touchdowns MrLeese, & UHratrii by: lor this reason the result was all the uliala. Owneis 304 lie, more an upset, and probably sheds a Referee," Warner; uapiiw Managers 4 4 Tenants 24 33 ray ul light on the state titular race loud liiiHsmun, Mclkinalu. ' this year. MeLce.--c, 1 arson quarter, FARM ACREAGE ran hi team in fine style, made Yonfmun that tliinke that k Jail. 1, Jan. 1. accurate and lx and was long jnisses, Everything really doe-n- t, 1925 192n able to the he pierce Carlain All land in farms line still has to learn that heavy 3S.5U4 35.S99 10.35S 1rop land. 1924 Harvested 10.94(1 733 Crop failures Fallow or idle 4.9N9 Pasture. 1924 10.IWI hyi ifni . tin adi, iy. of j. tlfti icitei t.Fn ejs-ukiii- od ictr tats tor 'St the : bib akla l i Plnwable Woodland Other S.2U3 Woodland not pastured .... All other land A Faithful Ftiem 1,799 27 , 2 MI.I KS Jan. Land aud building Land alone 1, 1925 1925 IU21.44IR $1.52n,!M5 1.99(1,725 1"sKA50 21S-5230, (WO tr, Budding LIVE STOCK ON FARMS Jen. 1, Jan. 1, 1025 1020 SHO 009 Od 17 2071 1140 2259 liHiO 859 Other dairy cattle Hit Swine, total Breeding aowa 022 87 Ngl 139 PRINCIPAL CROPS 1924 Oat, acre .. Wheat, acre .10,100 .. 445 Hay. acre .. 8.(154 .. 8.NII7 Bushels .. Bushel Tons 1910 308 10,139 8il 794 11.999 5.241 9.100 .11.130 White potatoes, acre .. .. 272 Bushel. 20.25.S Apple. : Young trees Tree of bearing age ' 224 20.459 Busbels Sd -- nd tlr 7tn ud 8owa and giita for breeding purnoae. oW ,nd f general classification Dw a. beef ttari line the ible We Jan. 1. Horses Mule Gat tie, total Beef cow Other beef rattle Dairy cowa be celi Qawrcnce 'flawjornC 12.05H FARM it per ta or dairy aint much on goin places Like so many does today; Ma an me has got the notion Homes a dura good place to stay! No, we dont .see many people An we seldom gets to town, Eut the way were livin gives us Little cause to fret an frown. Some folks maybe gets to thinkhT S e dont know what's goin on Or at least we aint ben told it I a thing is past an gone u m ays. snce ded, Makes no difence where you be,. 50 don t waste yer idle moments Feelm bad fer Ma an me. 'i dopt miss the roar an racket, roiks in town is forced to stand. Andwe aint got greedy strangers . uowdin us on every hand. No, we Well here comes the maii.man! He s a mighty faithful cuss; kok at all the read in matter hes leaving here for us! deIT cows were Bilked ia 1924. If more people would eonfine themselves to v- rrthiW.b.,CildhS conversation in the worli - .CDfTXMffl1 k p, |