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Show n . n f.v V . An Independent Newspaper Devoted To The Interests Ot The People Ot Rich County and Lower Bear River Valley Volume 3 Number. 3 ff VV ' $1.50 PenYear In Advance Randolph, Utah,Friday Aug. 14, 1931 COUNTY Weston Reunion AGENT NOTES Garden City News BIGGER AND BETTER THAN EVER Washington Current Comment is Bigger and Better Than Ever, that wool is reasonable low to as applied phrase some priced. It is a good time to have Mrs. George Earley is visiting with fairs and expositions, but in the case of it made up into wool blankets. of the 1931 Utah State Fair, the The Barron Woolen Mills at Brig- her daughter, Mrs. Rose Hodges. plans announced by the State Fair of ham City, Utah, makes a specialty Miss Norma Patterson, Mr. LaVoi, board justify the expression. TUESDAY, AUG 11, 1931 this business. Ail you need to do is Less than of one per cent Sprouse, Miss Vera Nelson and Mr. Saturday, October 3, the big state of the send them about 10 pounds of wool Daurel in are against Catalonia people Afe State Fair the Bartchi, left Wednesday for show will open Being the anniversary of the date and $1.75 to $2.00 per blanket and an free government for that country. Less continto in at Lake Salt Lakes. Bloomington outing City, grounds of arrival in this town of father they will make you up an all wool of one per cent sounds 4 ue to and including October 10. As than Nehemiah Weston and wife. blanket. If you have some black like and a weak brew, so prohibition, with coincide Maurlne Cook was operated usual, the opening days Miss Weston, a reunion was held in wool and want a black blanket send as is concerned. control far Spanish general conference of commemoration of the event. A splen- it in to be made up. You may also upon for appendicitis at Price. Utah.- the October succeedS. the D. L. and rewish a the her Her church, friends, speedy did program was held at 11 oclock get some good grade saddle blankets Californits other. covery. ing days will offer ample opportunity ia Among a fislTlhatwonders, a. m. in the ward chapel. Musical made up in the same manner. its eggs on lays reports to conference visitors to enjoy the numbers, singing, airi instrumental, the branches of trees. Almost anyAnyone desiring further information Mr. Scout fair. executive the ol Pond, and readings and talks by some of concerning woolen blankets may eithinteresting may be believed of Naturally, the interest of the visit- thing the original defendants (sons daugh- er write to the Barron Mills direct, Cache Valley, and his scouts have but this seems to much, California, vast in the ters and children.) There were ap- or get ' in touch with the County spent a week camping at Ideal Beach. or will center, as usual, on the face of it Not, however, that from to be derived benefit educational proximately 1(0 present at this ses- Agent at Randolph. branches must be broken off, and Mrs. Nellie .Titensor of Star Valley the exhibits of1 Utah products agri- the sion, after which the members all water. under minarrived Monday for a visit at culture, livestock, horticulture, assembled at the lake and enjoyed Last Saturday evening a jolty Wyo., fine C. her W. of Machinery, the home Mrs. manupfactures, ing, mother, a specially prepared dinner. A preacher says that many church group of Rich County boosters joined arts, and crafts, etc. But. in 1931, the services The afternoon was then spent in in a community luncheon on the Sprouse. are ruined by lack of care excel those will amusement features games, swimming and other sports, green at Ideal Beach. Some features to the hymns. If we reful attention Miss Lillian Hodges is visiting of previous years, with many of the call and a general renewing of acquaint- of the outing were an indoor baseball the experiences of our correctly new some and Mrs.'1 attractions old favorite Lamont Mr. and Hodges and ances of the numerous family of de- game which was so exciting that we of such services effect the youth, ones. fendants. were reluctent about going to lunch daughter at Springfield, Idaho. somtimes is by too carealso, marred, This year, for instance, the Following this was a dance in the even where free punch was served. ful attention to the hers. re be will races son Stock and from Mrs. Wallace Whippet dog evening held in the ward recreation Mr. Hyrum Norris must have had his ro a three-day- s hall, with music furnished by tnt request, "make me a child again just Star Valley are here visiting friends sumed. There will be star riders from If the number of men engaged in many relatives. and deo, featuring g Harmony Aces, all girl orchestra ot for today, granted because he was airplane flights inbe will and Intermountain ranges Salt Lake City. in creases ratio, the probas full of fun before lunch as he its present just the greatest Mr. and Mrs. Lamont Scofield, Mr. says the management, With the exception of the program was full of delicacies after lunch. will be well , of unemployment lem Mr. and rodeo ever staged in Utah. The usual and Mrs. Thomas to which a few wrere specially inbefore care of taken long. Following the luncheon, the group Mrs. J. L. Gardner, Hodges, Mr. Joe Cook, fun and frolic.with some new features vited, the. sessions were exclusively met in the hotel lobby and discussed for Weston descendants and their the 1931 county fair.' There was Mrs. J. G. Sprouse and daughters, will be provided by the Midway carnMayor Walker of New York has families. Although this reunion was some question as to the feasibility of were business visitors at Montpelier ival attractions, while the animal cirwhat appears to be the only cus, acrobats and gymnasts will ex- proposed not as largely attended as some pre- a fair1 this fall, but before the meet- Tuesday. effective plan for curtailing the acof cel those past fairs. vious ones, it brought many descend- ing closed practically everyone was of tivities gunmen. He has instructed The outstanding entertainment tins the Mr. and Mrs. Cornell Scofield and ants from various towns and differ- earnestly making plans for a first to shoot to kill. As Sir police e State the for a to records teach here are year ent states. preparing ' Walter Raleigh said about the beclass fair this fall. True this is a family than other None fair management. This day is also the birthday of dry season, but I am sure that when school this coming winter. axe, this is sharp medicine, the great Captain Dobbsie of radio heading Joseph Weston, the oldest living mem the choicest of our products are dis but a cure for all diseases. Doctor sixteen with in Mr. and Mrs. Mr. person, and Paul fame, Spence, her of the family, just passing his played in the fair building you will a bad disease to cure. will appear at the fair for Walker has Mrs. Alex Johnson attended the Am eightieth mile stone, still hale and be favorably surprised. about his prescription. cavil will Few Banquet held at Hot five days and nights. Mornings, Caphearty, able to ride horses and Start now to select and prepare erican Legion his broadcast will daily 10. Dobbsie tain walks everywhere without the use of your best products for exhibit. Lei Springs Monday, Aug. of the homes in the One national program from KSL. After- United third a cane. have radios: which States us all get behind the fair commitcomhis Mr. and Mrs. Bob Gibbons, Dir. ana noons and evenings, he and two thirds could other the means that tees and make it an outstanding event Mrs. will appear with the microMiss Ada a little peace and quiet, if it in spite of reverses. In the words of and Joseph Gibbons, sr.,are visiitina pany enjoy This, fair grounds. Josephine Gibbons, phone, at the were not for the other third. Bishop Johnson, "we need to all join relatives Mr. and Mrs. Joseph alone, will be a feature worth to the hands and forget our troubles for their Gibbons,, jr. and family. trip to the State fair. Polando and Boardman fly 5000 two days. Mrs. Mary J. Kearl returned Iasi to Turkey. This sounds like the miles The fair1 is scheduled for September DONE BE IT CANT Mr. and Mrs. Cor, ell Lutz and son week from Montpelier. She says that 22nd and 23rd. Watch for further in phrase, Going home fqr week-envisitors in town. Co we Rosslyn will son be able to leave formation next week. Thanksgiving. minute! born one is every There tell returned to Logan, leaving his the hospital. Her mother, Mrs. 1 A dance followed the fair commit- wife for a short visit. This time a young man in New Jones, who was taking care of tee meeting. her children .while she was r.way, reJersey decided to try out the old Fair commitees meet Monday, AugMr. and Mrs. Nat Hodges of Smith theory that a lighted mach would be turned to her home in Salt Lake City ust 14. at 8:00 P. M. in the court Boy.. - into M: are. Now time-wor- ti Held at Laketown one-ha- lf . one-ha- lf Rose-ann- a fever-popul- . record-breakin- - ten-strik- cutei-tainer- Laketown News d Ro-sell- a Scout News extinguished gasoline. Result! He isLnow in the Mr. and Mrs. Roma Saltzgiver, of Two scouts of the Vanguard troop, hospital in a critical condition, his Kemmerer, Wyo., passed thru town FINISH PIGS QUICKLY SOCIAL EIGHT MEETS body badly burned. Dallas Johnson and Harold Rex, are one day last week enroute to Salt FOR EARLY MARKET Theoretically a lighted match could spending a weeks vacation with the Lake City to move their belongings Cache club be extinguished by gasoline if it Vanguard scout troop from second The cooking to Randolph year where they expect to ' (By E. J. MAYNARD. Head of the held their meeting at the home ot could be quickly plunged through Valley at Ideal Beach. make "their home this winter. of Animal Husbandry, Mrs. Grace Department 1 Norris, Aug. 12th. pure air into the liquid. UnfortunateCollege.) Utah State Agricultural Mrs. Vilate Barton, visited our club ly, it is impossible to fulfill these SHARE IT WITH THE FARMER Shirley Nebeker shipped a car of us check up on out requirements, as wherever there is and lambs recently to the eastern marlow priced grain and favor- books. helped With We won't hold any more meet- gasoline there is also gasoline vapor ket. Declining milk prices have become able pork market existing today, ings this month. above it. This vapor mix- an increasingly serious problem to immediately finpigs and shotes should be ELSIE JACKSON, ed with air forms a powerful explo- American dairy farmers. Miss Edna Rae Lamborn of Salt feeder for market as rapidly as posished Reporter. sive, the same as that which propels The price declines, of themselves, Lake City, is visiting at "Grandma There arfe two points in favor cars. In the foregoing expert- do not necessarily menace the motor Merlin E. Kearl and the Willis and sible. quick, early finish. The younger THE HOUSE THAT DAVE BUILT the lighted match had to pass erg- economic standards. The fault Morton Kearl families at Round Val- of atakes less feed for pound of gain pig through a layer of vapor mixed with lieg in the fact that farmers have ley ranch. and swine values usually fall off new house built for County air which immediately exploded and been forced to take all of the loss, The middle of September. is now covered the victim with flaming gaso- - Wben milk sold at 16 cents a quart, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Earley have after the be produced Agent Guymon by Dave Smith may The pork cheapest to line the and expect the distributor recived 6.5 cents. Guymons moved in the Andrew Mattson home completed by self feeding wheat or barley either move in Saturday. an interesting sidelight of this With miik selling at 13 cents or less, As for the summer. rolled or ground and in combination mar-Fir- e This will make a very nice little experiment. The National Board of the dealer still has his and with skim-milallalfa 1929 with pasture a the 'of Underwriters loss, three reported house the absorbing farmer consisting home, Mrs. Willis E. Kearl left Iasi gilli the powder or tankage. rooms and bath, also a small wash fire loss of $15,500,000 caused by pe- week for Salt Lake City to accompany phe farmer cannot continue to at or a experiment In feeding listed and pig and its David's in troleum located store products room, the price cuts alone. Reductions bear her son Eldon to a hospital for mediat the Utah Stale present in in the rear o the Dave gmith under the heading Strictly Prevent- - in milk priCes are a natural part of cal treatment. Agricultural CtoUege, able. It also points out that people tbe dr0p n commodity prices of all House on Main street. aifalfa pasture at the rate of 40 beaa Apartment Davids we who attempt to do dry cleaning in kinds but now the dealer must help call this Should place A number of people attended the in addition a and acre receiving or per of David. their homes with gasoline are court-- 1 bear tbe burden. He 'must follow the House The Soda held at Henry Stampede batley or Court, either of ground ration Built? Dave of the farmer, who has raising disaster. Friday and Sat- ground wheat with a small amount oi The House that Springs Thursday, feels inclined to example Whenever and reduced his opanyone his ed efficiency it of and week last enjoyed urday skim-mil- k are producing powder dried he with liberties to gasoline take costs f adjust himself to erating very much, Anyway there was no the' heaviest and cheapest gains in should remember that potentially it changed conditions. Sunday session to this one.) the experiment. dealer margin, Out of the Dana, the sign painter, has painted is nothing less than a pow dried and The grain ictenit is profit, anil new signs for nearly all the business explosive. The vapor from one gal- Shirley Nebeker, Jr., who has been der are being self-fein separate com in Randolph, which helps to Ion of gasoline mixed in proper pro- - about three cents goes for driver and at Salt Lake for some time, spent of a self feeder1. The pigs places partments portions with air, has explosive pos wagon expense. It is not, probable up the town. his folks brighten the week-en(anu are visiting about 85 per cent of grainneed any sign painting sibilities equal to 83 pounds of dyna- - f.bat these items can be appreciably If you SViaH ofcimRuth?), returning Monday to be and eating the f cent . paint mite. reduced. The cut must come out of under the doctors care for a while milk lo per If not done or would like a nice scene powder. an is he expert, this see the other three cents which goes to ed, better be to much painter He fed appears longer. same the available OF COST A WEEKS overhead. Dealers and farmers must than when he left. in dry lot will produce very efficient ORCKESTRA LEADER URGES THE WORLD WAR work together in living through tha ana fattened on barley REVIVAL OF OLD HITS present period of low price levels. Mrs. Wilson Newcomb and daugh- gains. Pigs are supplements with cost proper wheat War World week of One the Each is necessary to the dairy iu- of ters and Miss Nedra Lamborn favor from the distinct with in to build a meeting tune, United States is tune the enough A god good always justry and their difficulties must be Ogden, are spending a short time and with the new crop ot whether 940 high schools at $100,- - sbared in common. state packers was yesterday it are every composed friends and and relatives visiting corn still in the offing, swine feeders or a decade ago, according to B. A. 000 ; 1,540 grade schools at $40,000 ; f- guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ben T. Orvin. can take advantge of these Strike 480 churches at $100,000; and 1.920 of the director Lucky Rolfe, can Highwayman Hero" small grains that Dance Orchestra, who is constantly recreation centers, with swimming Mr. and Mrs. J. Herbert Nebeker intermountain most Dick famous English hlgh- efficiently. into Turpin, pork reviving popular songs of. past years pools and playgrounds, at $35,000. and family of Stockton. Utah, are be turned Essex year cost for the United wayman, was bom in Hempstead, was and presenting them in their original One-habrief visitors among their many kin LEAD THE WORLD WE 1706. father WHY His cover the purchase county, England, States enough to form on his radio programs. and friends. Mrs. Ann Price accomA melody, which at one time was of one automobile and one tractor for innkeeper and apprenticed Richard to pany in " them. Gruhl Edwin to In 1913, according enough to claim the attention of every one of six and a half million a butcher. He stole his masters catNorth American Company, good should not be permitted to farmers, with six hundred million tle and, on being discovered, fled and a nation, Mrs. Jos. Irwin and a portion or of the worker controlled 3 factory every into oblivion believes dollars left over for good roads. Flor Suncompletely pass, the family, motored to Evanston a gang of highwaymen. He horsepower! By 1925 this had increas Rolfe, to ence Brewer Boeckel in THE TURN joined claim whose orchestras Mr. on call a made and surprise day was associated with Tom King, whom ed to 4.3 horsepower per worker, and fame has largely been through its TOWARD PEACE. and Mrs. C. E. Evans and family. 5 he fatally shot while trying to protect horsepowernow exceeds 1 , distinctive rendition of the tunes is one. of Hie him from arrest. He escaped for some briefly, To Here, that made Broadway, Broadway. Band of Famous Writers Mrs. Clifford Henderson returnee world American for reasons t0 time, but was finally captured and exthege ald hits and Sunday from Evanston, Wyo., where important Kailyard school refers to a school Cheap anflj supremacy. industrial HenderGeo. she had been with Mrs. of writers who took their subjects ecuted. eletcric son for the past month. Miss Ethei plentiful 1 from Scottish humble life. It flourbe b'1 comillca ? SSS&ot. m.,1 Henderson went up to stay a week. of last century, nineties Garnet Ha Many Ues more than 6,000 ished in the They report the arrival of a fine been the direct cause of our high library, containing numbers written and included such writers as Ian to its use as an ornaof addition orchestrations In baby girl. in that neighborhood and standards of'and working. J. J. Bell, S. R. Crockett and Sir ment the garnet serves a number of since 1900. with each orchestration all doir" well. Grandma .S. J Hender living son accompanied them home from accompanied by a chart containing J. M. Barrie. The name is due to the useful industrial ends. It is mined in Founded on Historic Fact full data on the degree of popularity motto, There grows a bonnie brier New York state and elsewhere in the Randolph. ' The poem Evangeline is based on it had attained. 1 bush in our kailyard, used by Ian East for use as an abrasive, either in a true story, which traveled from CanMaclaren for his Beside the Bonnie the form of garnet paper, similar but Expreaaive Epitaph t ada to New England by word of mouth, An epitaph on a tombstone at Mount Brier Bush. better than ordinary sandpaper, or did Photographic Fact Vernon which speaks of the beauty finally reaching Hawthorne, who ta loose powder for grinding and as and Brunettes are easier to photograph and brains of the deceased is part of, not care to use it for a romance Maker Map Early plate glass. New York leads polishing The than blonds. Shadows and dark tones astronomer the inscription on the shaft over the turned ft over, to Longfellow. Grfeek a the in Eratosthenes, industry because of its plentinational legend are what count in pictures. Blonds 200 ful supply of high grade g about lived who grave of Nelly Custis and reads : This, story has founded a and geographer, memory of to the camera. Gas first Adirondacks. of one the cartographlady was not more remarkable for the which has kept alive the otherwise offer less contrast was the rock in B. C., Into an episode which would Light hair, eyes and skin blend beauty of her person than for the su ers to use parallels of latitude and Logic. have been forgotten. each other. periority of her mind. lonsitude in maD making. v " field., visitingVtheir. .relatives, and Mrs. Claude Sprouse. v1- -- 4-- H - - -- 6.5-ce- nt k I J SIGNS death-dealin- g skim-mil- 6.5-ce- k about-one-ha- lf d l d irwlntL I low-pric- ed -t- lf - wsr..to5k5 Mac-lare- - , , -- garnet-bearin- -- y |