16 Apr 1936
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Newspaper
Milford News
Location
Milford, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1936
Page
1
A fragment describes Ruminator planning to dream much and think little while scattering bouquets, keeping aims high and enjoying them, with occasional spurts of energy as Rumios observe the spark amid idle musings.
Beaver county faces backlash over the 1995 act granting county commissioners broad power to adjust delinquent taxes. Critics argue the lack of advance notice enabled large back tax reductions on valuable properties, risking public trust. The piece calls for publicity and better notice to prevent future abuses and notes High School Day at Cedar City had mixed success due to event scheduling. King Hendricks, now at Logan, was missed. Lions Club plans radio of a blanket order with Cedar drug store offerings.
On Easter Sunday April 12 over 1200 people from twelve states Canada and England gathered at Zion National Park’s outdoor amphitheatre for the second Zion service under joint Zion Park stake L D S church and park service auspices. Officials from the church and Utah attended. The program featured The Seven Last Words of Christ sung by the Dixie College choir and Governor Henry H Blood spoke.
In Los Angeles in 1996, Juniors across the livestock industry are praised for modern breeding, feeding, and management. Their 4-H and Fabre Partners programs push conformation, type, and finish as they win more purple ribbons at fairs and shows, while veterans urge continued support and encouragement for youth in agriculture.
A Western congressional caucus led by Democrat Murdock of Utah and including Ayers of Montana and Werner of South Dakota met with Chief Pechn er of the CCC forest service and other officials to press for continued CCC funding. Murdock urged the president to keep enough camps active to finish worthwhile projects, endorsing the CCC as a permanent agency.
The Beaver district Boy Scout committee held a Wednesday evening meeting at Milford Recreation Hall with most local troop leaders present. Reports from troop chairmen showed strong activity and progress in Scouting across Migersville and Greenville, with Chief Executive A A Anderson of the Utah National Parks Council attending to discuss camping gear and requirements for the upcoming July Scout outing in the Beaver mountains.
A group of nineteen university students from Biliegham Foun travels south to Utah for an educational tour of arches and Bowlin areas. The delegation, accompanied by Willand H. Snell, rector of Rohengenies, returns Sunday revealing mixed weather and several notable sights.
Continued on last page this faded clipping discusses contributions to livestock work and polio erasure concerns. It hints at the industry’s future under capable hands and mentions a Velvetey term.
Milford Lions club discussed immediate need for the town to cooperate as state crews prepare to oil highway 21 within Milford limits. The luncheon stressed street dining readiness and local care of trees planted around vacant lots, praising Milford students for recent Cedar City contests.
Mrs Bertram Dallin, formerly Della Kirk, is visiting home folks and friends from Springville.
Milford high school Agricultural elu was installed as a chapter of the Butane Pema ors of America Thursday evening at the high school. J. R. Humph state supervisor of agriculture and state officials attended. About 100 boys and fathers were present. The ceremony marked the second chapter this year. Travel survey predicts Utah will see a big jump in auto tourism this year with visitors from Maine to Florida. Officials expect Zion National Park to draw 142,000 visitors, Bryce Canyon 75,000, Cedar Breaks 25,000, and overall Utah tourism up about 8 percent from 1980. Nearly six million dollars will be spent on lodging, and similar amounts on gas, garaging, and other travel needs.
Milford athletes achieved two first places on a superior showing in fifteen musical events at Cedar City youth day contests. host school Branch Agricultural College and Cedar City managed meals well, offering cold lunches to contestants and visitors to ease crowd handling, while past central hot lunch sites were dropped for better efficiency.
Mil ford CCC notes list three men Elmer White Chris Chesley and Ronest Hanson discharged Friday April 10 as term enrollments expired and re enrollments declined Elmer White had been senior foreman since December Chesley served as supply sergeant for about 18 months Hanson hails from Mills Utah and plans to return home Paul Bancum and James Glidewell appointed senior foreman and supply sergeant on April 11 to replace White and Chesley Moyle Buck White of Beaver re enrolls as former ECC foreman and leader. notes continue on the next page.
County agent Mr Stoker says a sequence of meetings is set across the county to explain the soil conservation and allotment act signed Feb 20. Readings are scheduled in Milford on April 11, Manderfield on April 18, Greenville on April 14, Beaver on April 0, Mineraville and North Creek on April 20 with Adamaville to follow.
My and Mrs. dA Wynauwiit and daughter Mrs. Alice Catlaor visited Salt Lake City, spending the first of the work trip there with brief social engagements and informal calls amid the familiar city scene.
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