The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-09-27
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son farmers are kept very DuSS mar
vestng their crops. The corn crop
is mostly harvested and put into the
silos. Potato digging will receive con
siderable attention this week and
next as the weather is getting so
cold that there is danger OF the
frost nipping the spuds. Mr.. Joseph
White and Co. of Hyde Park are
threshing in the locality but will
soon be through, perhaps before thi
letter is published. Sugar beet dig
ging will begin next week and then
for the rush! early and latel Team
sters will soon have chance to show
their horse sense" by witch means
their degree of sense in the handling
of horses. The writer has learned
that there are good transfers, not SO
very good, poor and very poor. The
good teamster takes care not to ov-
erload his animals, treats them ac-
cording to the golden rule, even II
they are dumb brutes, he never Civ
es way to- anger and beats his ami
mails, even il he gets stuck in the
mud, but uses good sense instead OF
anger in getting out. The driver
who is not so good shows the same
disposition put lacks the ability to
manage the situation quite so well.
The poor teamster over loads the ami
mails, does not use gold judgment b.
seeing that his animals are properly
hitched. becomes exerted in every
thing, does not go we'll and resorts
TO profanity and abuse Of his ami
mails. The very poor teamster should
either top beets or load them or
work at some other occupation he
is mentally unfit to handle horses.
or course we have none of this kind
in Benson. However, there is room
for many Of us to improve. both men
tally and morally.
The many Benson friends of MT
Frank Blair were shocked and grieY-
ed to learn of his passing away.
Many in our ward have done bust
ess with him as member OF the
Blair Motor Co. aud learned to es-
TEEN and love him for the cour,e-
Gus gentlemanly treatment he always
exhibited. Our sympathy goes out to
his wife, his parents, his brothers
and sisters and especially to his dear
I'D grandmother. and also TO his
many other relatives.
On Friday last, Mrs. Farley A
Reese came home from Logan hos
pital where she spent two weeks un
z der treatment
A good many of our young PEG
= pie will attend the North each,
y High school as soon as arrangement
Z can be made for their transportation
Some have already started and sev
eral are attending schools in Logan
y Our schools started a week ago. MI
o Jesse T. Rees and Janet Burnham ar
teaching in Riverside and Mr.. ].
Seamour and Mise Elnora Nelson ar
D. teaching In Benson.
"a Many OF our people attended tn
recent Cache Stake Conference an
felt we'll repaid for the effort. Their
II was also good representation at III
At dedication OF the beautiful, commo'
~ ious Hyde Park meeting house.
AZ After gratifying his boy, like di
position by scouting around the sta
visiting his relatives, father Cash
ys now back with his daughter, Mr.
n Jonathan Smith.
Last Friday afternoon Mrs. Jon
than Smith, president Of the primal
association in East Benson. took Il
- primary children 10 Smithfield to 3
= the exhibition in the first ward
the Pioneer Trail. The children h,
good time,
Oh Benson farmers are arranging
ha.,n .o,,, oxbKhEta ~ tho rac1