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Show An Independent Newspaper Devoted To The Interests Ot The People Ot Rich County and Lower Bear River Valley Volume 8 Number 19 Natl. Reemployment Randolph, Utah, EXTENSION NEWS NOTES ANNUALS SUMMER SOUNDS REASONABLE AND IS REASONABLE Commissioners Meet FOR THE $1.50 Per Year InAdvance Friday June 7, 1935 Veterans Civilian Conservation Corps garden You may not be in the market at Minutes of meeting of Board ol present for a new suit of clothes; or Much of the beauty of the summer County Commissioners held June 3, you may be in die market and cannot flower garden depends on the brilliant, 1935. afford to buy one just now. But, if Weber, Morgan and Daggett coun- color ot annuals, says J. C. Hogen-aoThere were present, Alfred G. Rex, you are planning to purchase a new Executive Order No. 7046, May 20, ties will be added to Rich, Cache ana extension agronomist. Sidney Nebeker and Osro Cornia, suit this year, you cannot afford to 1935, prescribing rules and regulations Box Elder counties in employment Lewis all people enjoy perenni- Commissioners ; Longhursi, pass my offer, on a fine made-t- tit in connection with the Civilian ConDistrict 1 ot the .National Reemploy- als,Although mere always will be a need for cleric; David M. Hoffman, Treasurer; suit. servation Corps, provides that preferment Service, George A. Yager, state annuals to blend in with more perman- Lowell Kearl, Attorney ; Benjamin I have a large variety of samples ence in the employment of workers director, announced recently. ent plantings. Annuals otter a wide Weston, Sheriff. in loose, medium and tight woven should be given to persons from the The three counties involved in the choice of held Minutes May 18, worsted fabrics in several shades of public relief rolls; veterans ou public in color, form- and period ot meeting change formerly were in employment bloom. They also offer quick effects, 1935, were read and approved. blue, brown, grey or black. You are relief rolls who have dependents ' district 2, with headquarters in Salt us only one season is required for full The business of equalization of tax- sure to find the shade of color you should be given first preference and Lake City. They have been added to development. es for year 1935 was taken up and sev- are looking for at a price that will without on rolls relief those public 1 in order to secure a more district Many annuals such as nasturtiums, eral changes were authorized to be not flatten your pocketbook. dependents second preference. equal distribution of population be- larkspur, zinnias, asters, snapdrag- made. Two members of the State Tax These suits are selling at a very In view of this Executive Order it tween the two districts. ons, Ualitornia poppies and others are Commission met with the Board, giv- reasonable prim not because they will be necessary that each applicaBefore the change, District 1 con- commonly known and grown. Many ing instructions as to assessment of are made of inferior quality, for they tion for work in the Civilian Consertained 9.28 per cent and District 2 less common annuals, however, such improvements. are all worsted wool custom built, vation Corps have a certificate from contained 68.01 per cent of the states as salpiglossis, verbenas, godetias, The following bills were allowed: but because I am taking orders di- the applicants local public relief agentotal population. After the change, clarkia and lavatera are well suited Officers Salary $ 358.31 rectly from wholesalers, at a very cy certifying that he is or is not reDistrict 1 will contain 20.12 per cent to the garden. 131.00 low rate of commission. Indigent Poor There is ab- ceiving public relief. and District 2 will contain 57.17 per 103.00 solutely no overhead expenses which Annual flowers are also valuable in Dependent Mothers The Director, Emergency Conservacent of the states total population. the garden to use tor cutting for most Utah Idaho School Supply Co., have to be added to each suit before tion Work, has authorized the expanD. H. Thomas of Logan will he re- of them bloom profusely. Removal ot 9.39 Supplies is is price tagged. And this fact sav- sion of the Civilian Conservation Corps tained as manager of District 1, but the flowers from annuaL plants length- E. L. Guyinon, Meals and Supes you about $5 on each suit. during the period JUNE 15 AUGUST it has not yet been decided whether ens the blooming season, because it 7.40 plies These are features well worth con1935, which will include the northe district headquarters will remain prevents the production of seed which Rich County Reaper, Printing 10.00 sidering. Another point is this: Pros- 31, mal July replacement program to main at Logan or will be moved to Ogden. takes a good deal of strength from U. S. Bait Mixing Station, customers whom I have ap- tain the Corps at full strength. pective As district manager, the decision will the plant. 103.25 proached on the matter of suits, have Poison Oats Veterans may obtain applications for rest with Mr. Thomas. Do not depend entirely upon olo Glen McKinnon, Truck Charges I have this work from the Veterans Adminishesitated on this grievance: "We expect the change to improve stand-by5.00 ordered made to measure suits before on Poison Oats that have been grown for tration, Salt Lake City, Utah. The rethe balance of our organization, said years. New kinds add variety to the Dean Purser, Health Officer but have not been satisfied with the quirements are that applicants be in Mr. Yager, and to definitely increase garden and are worth more than the Fees" 5.00 fit. good health, residents of the State of its operating efficiency in District 1. time spent on them says Mr. Hogen-son- . Sim's Service Line, Hauling ReWell, as to that complaint, I will Utah, veterans of either World or As we are concentrating our efforts 14.69 lief Supplies say, you are no more obligated to Prior Wars, have an honorable disat the present time on employment by 7.79 A. W. Larson, Postage a suit you order through me, charge and that their application pakeep "private industiy, we are particularly ANNOUNCE Pembroke Co., Court House Supif it isn't entirely satisfactory in ev- pers have a certification from their lonew 24.19 hopeful that this arrangement will ULUB CONTESTS plies ery detail) than you would be to take cal public relief agency. stuouulate such W. E. Masrhall, employment in the Postmaster, one out of a clothing It will be appreciated if you will northern counties of the state. 22.88 house that did not suit you. Mr. D. P. Murray, state boys and Stamped Envelopes call this to the attention of your mem1 2.00 club specialist, announces the Rich County Treas., Postage . . All I ask is the opportunity to try bers at each meeting and hand this to girls NEWS OF LAKETOWN 4 H CLUB loliowing club contests for the Randolph Garage. Gas and Oil you. Then if I cant, no vour local paper for publication as 21.05 pleasing for Tractor State of Utah. Any bona fide 4 H will be out anything. But if I soon as possible, asking that they body Second Year Sewing dub was club members working under the su- P. H. Rex, Work on County can. you will have a good piece of from time to time. 3.00 merchandise and Ill have another print this notice organized at Laketown May 18th, with pervision of the Extension Service Road E. A. LITTLEFIELD. the following officers: customer. during the club year .of 1935 is eligi- Bpn T. Orvin. Gas and Oil for Manager, 22.80 Agnes Wahlstrom, president; Lucy ble to compete. County Tractor Administration Facility, Veterans SHOP Webb, Lam BARBER G.AcDAVE SMITHS H. Robinson, Gas and Oil for Phyllis Club Farm In the National Salt Lake Citv. Utah. born, secretary; Valera Moffat, song counting contest, prizes were offered 35.19 County Tractor 1 leader; June price, reporter; Ruth for the best-keRoad recfarm business Delmas Kearl, County LAKETOWN NOTES DAY HOUSING BETTER Robinson, Margene Eller, Wilma Kean ords in 1935 1936. The record is to 21.00 Work and Kathleen Kearl, committee for contain a complete inventory of all Randall. Kearl, County Road Clayton Robinson nas returned from Federal Housing Administration club activities; Alley Taylor and farm possessions, a record of money Work bis years teaemng at Woouruif. We 1091 Vermont Ave., N. W. Bertha Kearl, club leaders. received and paid during the year, and Cecil Kearl, County Road notice he mas.es irequent trips baca Three cluD meetings have been held. a balance sheet showing how much Washington, D. C. 50.25 Work mere (per naps some scliool wort iert All the girls are busy making their money the farm made or lost during Rich County Furniture Co., undone i . Farm representatives of the Federal paicnes and darns and beginning on he year. A county prize of $10 will Court House Supp'ies . . . 11.39 Administration are attempttheir laundry bags wrhich they have be awarded in each county. The stare LeRov Shelby, County Road Housing Mrs. Wilmirth Spiers of Montpelier, Better Housing Day, June to make chosen as their first elective article 32.50 ing a will Work winner the give is visiting with her parents, Mr. and 15, one of importance in rural commade. They are planning in the near prize 750 pound capacity "cream Lynn McKinnon, Gas for County D. Motfat. munities future a hike and outing to Round separator. The winner of the WestAlthough the farmers are 31.75 Mrs. P. Tractor fields at this season of the in to the the home of their club lead- ern States will be given a McCorm.ck-DeerinValley Ray Osborn. Work on County and tlie Misses Mary and busy Shiriey divisions of many womens the 35.00 er, Bertha Kearl. We are all just year, milker double unit complete Caterpiller and Julia Wahl- localities are sponsoring programs for Loraixe Nebeker, for a All fair, sunny day. waiting with 70 pound pail. The national Oliver Wahlstrom. County Road of Salt Lake, spent Saturday this occasion. of the girls are interested in their grand prize will give the choice of a 8.00 strom Work aad Sunday morning here. night National Better Housing Day is bework and we expect to accomplish a MoOormick-Deerin- g 12 TracFarmall Shirley Nebeker, Lease County lot and have many good times togeth- tor. or International half-torecognized throughout the country. 25.00 truck. Road Right The Laketown School Band, under ing over 1,000 model homes will be Well er. and Co.. Rent National a contest second is Tel. Utah Wyd. The direction of Prin. Carl G. Stuart, ex- constructed following g JUNE PRICE, 15.33 Tolls I II Club .Meat Animal Livestock Profine playing at a band concert exercises to be held on that day. These hibited 1 50 Club Reporter. ject. Any club member who is en- Swan Creek Electric Co. .Lights They aiso gave a short model homes, in most cases, will be Monday 1 There being no further business, the minstrel night. rolled in one or more meat animal snow in connection with it. sold and financed through the Mutual NOTICE livestock clubs (baby beef, purebred meeting adjourned until Julv 1. 1935. Mortgage Insurance Plan of the Fed A. G. REX, beef animal, market hog, breeding hog Mrs. Andrew Mattson has moved to eral All Rich County citizens interested market Housing Administration. durChairman. her Meadowville ranch home. sheep or breeding sheep) Miss In rural communities where model in a Rich County Fair this year, are : to is The Attest the compete. year eligible ing Lelen Hill of St. Charles, is working houses are not to 'be erected, other requested to be present at a Fair county prize will consist of a handLEWIS LONGHURST, for her. celebrations will be held in recognito 14th. be held June Meeting Friday, some gold Hilled medal of honor. A Clerk. tion of the Better Housing program. This meeting is called for the purpose state prize of a 17 jewel gold watch, Lam-botT Wendell Johnson and Grant Some towns will be visited by demon. of electing new officers and setting the valued at $50 will be given the winTELEPHONE INFORMATION U. S. A. C.. re- stration trucks and exhibits held. the students at next You date for the County Fair. ner. The sectional winner will returned nome Saturday. They seem Demonstration trucks are touring are requested to attend the meeting, ceive a free trip to the Fourteenth Telesummer States woik alter the states of Oregon, Idaho and WashMountain to the the begin Recently ready without fail. National ClubCongress'to be held Company, our connecting toll the long months of mental strain. P. H. REX, ington to assist in creating interest in at Chicago late next fall. The grand phone Evanston. Wyoming, requestat line farm programs of the Federal Housing Chairman. national prize will give the three win ed we adopt a system of numThe Laketown Ward Genealogical Administration. that 1 scholar- bers in our ners Agricultural College operation that would con- group motored to Logan early Tues-ua- y The trucks are sponsored by power DEMOCRATIC WOMENS . To do this, ships. to their own to attend a temple ex- companies and building and plumbing form morning STUDY GROUP MEET For further information get in touch it is necessary for ns to give all our cursion. supply concerns, and the equipment with your county agent or the Exten- subscribers a designated number for carried in the cars is demonstrated at The Democratic Womens Study sion Service at Logan. In so doing we have Mr. and Mrs. John H. Weston mo- each place. One or more types ot their telephone. Mrs. met at the of home Frank Group tored to Logan to attend the gradu- water systems are exhibited. endeavored to make it as comprehnsi-blHome Pearce. Mrs. , Isabelle Nefoeker gave DEAL NEW THE and at as to our possible ating exercises of the U. S. A. C. Their lighting plants, plumbing fixtures and patrons a talk on recovery program and social the same time simplify the operation daughter, Phebe, being one of the a model of a septic tank are generally security program. The subject (F. at the switch board. graduates. They also attended the carried. D. I.) Federal Deposit Insurance, was We now present to our readers a our patrons will use numbers temple excursion while there. Phebe If Similar tours are being organized will bv .Tones.. Emma which The offer F. C.) startling magazine (R. given when calling parties it will greatly in- and Emma Lou Weston returned home in other sections of the country to enReconstruction Finance Corp.. by Lois heli) you to provide entertainment and crease and speed as the with them. our able the residents of rural districts Osborn. There were eighteen ladies pleasure for every member of the fam- number willefficiency indicate the jack on the see the sort of improvements whicn to present. ily. The wedding bells ring out again!! switch board, as well as the exact be made to their property. may The next meeting will be held at Now you can have the best magaFor example: Mr. A is call Hiss Hazel Storey of Ogden and Lor-iMrs. Rnlon Hatchs. June 14th. All zines and The Rich County Reaper at ring.Mr. the Weston were married June 4 in the B., whose number is ing democratic women invited. a bargain price. Lorin is the son of RICH COUNTY STUDENTS first number is the line jack at the Logan temple. LOIS OSBORN. GRADUATE AT THE A. C. This is what you get: Mrs. Weston. infor Success and hapboard for switch the Lydia operators 1 Year Reporter. Rich County Reaper a life. to second martial the for number mation. The is you long piness 1 Year 1 Pathfinder (52 issues) Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Longliurst and ring which draws the attention of the 1 Year Tribune HOOVER AND PARTY Poultry C. Mrs. E. and Mr. Grace a called Mrs. subscriber and is Fern Manchester motored to Lothat Cheney party being 1 Year HERE TUESDAY EVE. Country Home 'Southern to to attend the A. C. Graduon a are Irwin is line. The number the that third making gan trip Friday and your choice of one of the follow- of rings which designate the party California. They expect to visit the ating Exercises which were held Sat: One hundred seventy-fiv- e called. Coming without any fuss or fa mu re, ing: Exposition at San Diego. urday. National Sportsman, Popular Science being Herbert Hoover, of the Two Randolph boys, Iret our toll calls In connecting placing graduated. United States, was in Kemmerer Tues- Monthly, C months, Market Groweis company will not accept a call unless Mr. A. Steffeson, shovel man on the Longhurst, in Mechanical Arts, and Cappers the number of the telephone where road project at Garden City, has mov- Walter Marshall, in Agriculture. A day evening, a fact that few local peo- Journal, Womans World, Farmer, 2 years, Etude Music Maga- the message originated is given to- ed his family into part of the Zettie Miss Weston, from Laketown, also ple were aware of. The was traveling with Paul Sexton, chauf- zine, 6 months, Junior Home Maga- gether with the partys name who is M. Kearl residence. graduated. Mr. and Mrs. Longhurst, Pictorial, 13 issues, feur and secretary. They were travel- zine,. call. Irel and Miss Ada McKinnon, return the placing 2 years, Mrs. of Mr. and Goshen, The ed ing from Boise Idaho to the east, American Fruit Grower, Jasperson Telephone Sunday. Breeders Gazette, 2 years, Womans Company is putting out a directory Utah, called on relatives here Saturavoiding all larger cities. McCalls Magazine, Heme Companion, Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Marshall. Ranwhich will be ready Jnne 1. 1935. We day. Mrs. Jasperson was formerly They had dinner in Kemmerer about 6 oclock and sient the night in Rock Ever.) daye Science & Meehan cs. House earnestly ask each of our patrons tc Miss Grace Robinson, of daughter dolph. Utah ; Mr. and Mrs. Dan Marshhold Magazine. 2 years, Silver Screen, G. H. Robinson. Pres. 'Springs. Kemmerer Gazette. all, Laketown, and Mr. and Mrs. Charuse. to in us with its regards American Home, Hunting & Fishing, cooperate les 1 Chipp of Salt Lake City, also at 6 rules and suggestions. Mr. and Mrs. J. Warren Taylor and tended the Graduating Exercises at Boys Life, American Cookery, CLUB MEETS We believe it will make our ser- Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Price have gone months, American Boy, Parents MagaLogan, ot which Walter Marshall was 6 months, Pictorial Review. vice to you more efficient. a farm there. a graduate. zine, look to to at California, The OneNite Out Club meeting was All magazines are for one year un1 held at the home of Lila Telford. The Miss Rhea Slatberthwaite of Salt otherwise designated. ECONOMY CLUB MEETS Pres. G. H. Robinson went to Salt evening was spent playing Bunco. The less X . Lake, is visiting with Mrs. Jos. Ear-le- Lake were Gwen Ila Groll. guests Brough expecting to stay until after conand other relatives here. The and Erma Jones. Economy Club met June 5th Klea Larsen reference. Strongest Living Thing ceived first prize and Alice McKinnon The strangest living thing, in pro- at Evelyn McKinnons home. The demMrs. E. B. Hyde and son Jack, of onstration was given by Evelyn Mcsecond. A delicious luncheon was servMiss Edith Jones of Randolph, is portion to Its weight, is the beetle. In Kinnon and Glennia are visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Logan, on Norris ed. This will be the last, meeting un making a visit to her sister. Mrs. Geo. found It paying that Amos Robinson. experiments, scientists rolls. til September 11, 1935. W. Earley.' can carry a burden 850 times heavier We are. striving to make the best 1 Mrs. John Earley and son Ammon, than itself. If man possessed proper-- hpftpt Mrs. Orson Thomas of Garden City tionate strength, he could carry a load returned from Paradise. Utah, is have NARDA . WILSON, Subscribe for visiting her mother. Mrs. Barbara Reaper weighing 70 tons. Colliers Weekly, Reporter. where they spent the winter. Earley. Service Addition u, o , , s 4-- ready-to-we- 4-- ar H 4-- t; 4-- H - pt 26.-2- 5 ! McCor-mick-Deerin- g g of-w-ay n ground-breakin- - n, 4-- H set-up- - e n 1 Mid-wee-k v ONE-MTE-OU- T 4-- II y 4-- I . the j |