Show this paper Is your special attorney your leader your champion YOUR HOME nl NEWSPAPER 1 P 1 when any big enter enterprise has business of great importance it employs a SPECIAL ATTORNEY to look after its interests te to rests nilion some great reform is afoot it has a LEADER to manage its campaign steer it through difficulties and PILOT IT TO VICTORY when a movement is started for bringing about some bamo improvement in civic affairs it needs a CHAMPION what mint is business is IB nob odys business ft t x R PLEASE PAUSE A MOMENT AND THINK HOW OFTEN THIS PAPER HAS BEEN YOUR SPECIAL ATTORNEY YOUR LEADER YOUR CHAMPION n V n P think how many times you or your frienda have called upon tile the publisher and urged him to fight the good fight for thia 1 improvement pro or against that danker danger in our civic life V t THINK HOW WILLINGLY AND VALIANTLY THIS PAPER HAS TAKEN UP THE PUBLIC TASKS SET FOR IT THINK HOW MUCH SPACE IT HAS DEVOTED IN EACH ISSUE IN PLEADING OR LEADING OR FIGHTING 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LITTLE FACTS ABOUT THE PEOPLE WE ELBOW THROUGH LIFE WITH ARE FAR MORE interesting THAN SOME BIG STORY FROM A DISTANT CITY THIS IS WHAT mattes THE HOME NEWSPAPER i it X van cin yol 1017 afford to bo it for ONLY A EW tew t CENTS n arck V get aei good impression of your town by y reading home newspaper YOUR HOME NEWSPAPER P PATRONIZE kno it in power the baril it ith hll H tia u no 0 one n e can hope 0 to become a USEFUL citizen and 1111 1111 m influential F 1 U MEMBER of a i community without first familiari zim himself with the timings that are arc going on about town to be a one must anil t KNOW THINGS ALL GOOD CITIZENS ARE FAMILIAR WITH THE DETAILS OF THE TOWN AND COUNTY government THEY ARE AWARE OF CONCERTED EFFORTS BEING MADE BY THE BOARD OF TRADE TO SECURE NEW enterprises TO INDUCE FOREIGN CAPITAL C PITAL TO INVEST IN THE CITY AND TO START SMALL manufacturing PLANTS THOSE THAT EMPLOY SKILLED LABOR PAY GOOD WAGES AND BRING USEFUL CITIZENS TO TOWN all GOOD CITIZENS must be aware of the erection of new homes home they must know kneir of all real estate transactions ill the buyar the seller and the price they must be able to show the stranger the value of real estate in his homo town to be a useful citizen one must take part in all efforts to create a GOOD impression PilES SION of the town iu hi tile the outside world one must lend a helping liand land to in amenta which will better tho the town from an industrial civic cial and educational standpoint THERE 18 19 JUT ONE WAY TO GAIN THE NECESSARY information TO BECOME A USEFUL CITIZEN THAT IS BY READING THE NEWSPAPER IT IS THE DUTY OF EACH NEWSPAPER TO WORK FOR THE betterment OF THE COMMUNITY AS A WHOLE THIS DUTY IS LARGELY LARGEL PERFORMED BY THE distribution OF USEFUL information TO THE CITIZENS from tho the homo tome paper oab one looms learns of now enterprises of capital 1 I vested invested of land sales of the arrival of now citizens of the enlargement lar gement of this or that corporation of improvements made by the town council or by the county authorities and of all tiling things tending to mako make this a BETTER PLACE TO LIVE IN CAN YOU AFFORD TO BE WITHOUT THE HOME PAPER COSTS BUT A PEW FEW CENTS A WEEK 66 99 the thrill and hell of the trenches described by an american boy we have secured a series of six articles by sergeant alexander mcclintock of lexington ky and the canadian army Us he has a gripping tale that every american will read for he tells tile the facts unadorned wounded a distinguished conduct medal man he was invalided invalid ed home but is going over there again to fight for uncle sam and his allies feb 14 1917 sergeant alexander mcclintock served in the eighty seventh battalion canadian grenadier guards from september 1915 until november 1910 the last four months month of that time at tile the front in france where he gained the distinguished conduct medal by hit his devotion to duty and bravery under fire As aa his former commanding officer I 1 can testify as a to his good qualities and I 1 consider ho he would make a valuable officer signed F S MEIGHEN brigadier general commanding Cana canadian ilan training Dl division vision Brama Bram hott shott 11 NO I 1 in Tra lolic how the men are till battles and tells of the hell of it the finally brought to the tiring firing line A do front in pelgrum was really a rost rest sector of conditions condition that our own boys boy in comp arlmon with it he ha says the extensive and their parents parent will read eagerly preparation of 0 the allies for open warfare afterward abandoned because of 0 NO 2 the tha bomb raid the great areat preparations the failure of expected expect od developments and rehearsing for this thin attack NO 5 wounded in action this article volunteer for or the lob job taken behind the aln line where the german trenches are exact dA describes scribes the terrible light fight tho the dead and ly ir reproduced the days day 0 of preparation dains the lons log 0 of a pal and the final fall heretofore unwritten do detail all of 0 modern int inq of fcc mcclintock istock in no mans man s land simply simmy trench raids raid till bals artl c I 1 concludes conc ludon with told it is 1 one of the most remarkable t tha he men going ou out to th their ir job descriptions description of 0 a battle battla by a participant ever put tn together g e ther bover the T top and live give tm FM NO p NO 6 D decorated e 0 rated por for bravery tome blell the anglish tommy battle cry and uncle sam this concluding of he breaks from hla his trench tile the boni as the series ale relates in domall how england arnld and what happened of 0 sixty that eares cares tor for the lie wounded how the king and star t ed f forty 0 arty six railed failed to return b accuse the he bed of to american queen luten came an thi the germans german had prepared and mined the lie boy and decota decorated ted him in a london hns trench graphic description lon of 0 sergeant for intimate pital total gallantry interesting terrible experience and amusing incidents dante told by and of the NO 4 chilled to the somme sergeant BerRA SergA ant wounded trying TO ing to fight for mcclintock taken part in the greatest of 0 uncle sam Tm pir E A WAN WA ANTE L A d D teams for ore hauling the florence mining and milling co will give rive employment I 1 to lo a large in number of teanis teams lian ling ing ore from the company mine to ille mill lenth length of haul 13 illi miles fles good flood road per toil ion will lie lc the lie rate rale paid for hauling and payi payment nent will lin lie in made lade every two ivie weeks eks every or daily its de sired call on or address rL FLORENCE ORENCE 31 31 co ulah c H xii A i A J cries for shoes A pitiful cry has gone up in france for shoes thousands upon thousands of refugees and of the families of the fighting men of france and her allies are barefoot with winter not far iway away T the he following letter has just been received in america read it and then send your old shoes to the relief committee to be sent to france a 0 a 0 0 I 1 paris france june 1017 sirs mrs T A buckner new york afy dear mrs buckner ckner I 1 arave just come in from the Vesti alre two american ambulance boys are unpacking your wonderful box of shoes it Is tile the finest contribution trib ution we vis have received since the beginning of tho the war dr shurtleff and our committee join in warmest thanks shoes in paris are absolutely priceless it Is impossible tor for the refugees to buy thera them we tire are simply overwhelmed with calls for help these days thousands of people are being sent back from the invaded provinces by the germans others are coming from the regions recently devastated by the eneany in ills his retreat these people reach the city in a state of destitution and nd must be outfitted As the war goes on the need and suffering increase every day brings us more appeals than we can meet it la its heartbreaking heart breaking to hear what ninny many of the lie women and children have endured but they are arc all so brave aud and courageous that it Is really an inspiration to work for them sincerely yours signed MRS 10 W a a 0 the insurance federation of utah has taken up this movement to furnish shoes for the bare feet in france and a collection depot has been organized at no 76 east first south street salt lake utah telephone wasatch volunteers are wanted to gather shoes from froin every locality in the state there is scarcely a family anywhere but has one or more pairs of partly used shoes in their clo closets setz the relief committee wants them brought out dusted and cleaned off it would be a real charity also to have them patched up and gathered at some local depot in each town and then shipped to the above address all expense of handling boxing and shipping to france will be paid by the insurance federation it is expected that each locality will pay the expense of boxing and sending to salt lake all shipments should be nu made ade not later than august this is a real opportunity to do some effective relief work without sacrifice on tile the part of the people of utah and this appeal should meet with a hearty response the office of this paper has been designated as headquarters for the collection of shoes bring them in tied in pairs aid ad do it today shipment will be made from hero here august rules rates to salt anlo att ita m to count national wool growers As ah kill ln suit dikke I 1 bilto excursion tickets will bo on sale ealo from all utah stations alm 27 28 to salt balco city account national wool Gi lowers association tickets will be good returning jintil sept lot lat ask ash agent salt lake tor for particulars tic ulars aug 1 u g 23 2 3 ced to halt bait lake bako city AUK aug wilk to via salt gait lap route on oil certificate gllnn account intermountain christian Cb ristian workers institute annual meet ing reduced rates will be in effect i from all stations on oil salt lako lake bouto on above dates to salt lako lake city tickets will bo be good for return arild trip gust to slat boo agents ot of dalt lake route tor for anil particulars tic ulars WM WINT A a G F P P A gwun m |