Ruminatin Roundabout: A Dreamy Ruminator's Scattershot Plan
A speculative piece imagines a Ruminator who dreams little, acts with aim, and enjoys quick sparks as goals stay intact. The tone hints at playful mischief and casual, vivid imagery.
25 Apr 1935
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Newspaper
Milford News
Location
Milford, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1935
Page
1
A speculative piece imagines a Ruminator who dreams little, acts with aim, and enjoys quick sparks as goals stay intact. The tone hints at playful mischief and casual, vivid imagery.
The Milford school band in full uniform attracted attention to the Senior Hop last Friday. Readers recall 36 public appearances by Uintah county high school bands last year and 24 already this year. The piece also muses on highway plans from Eureka to Milford and local gossip about a bridge near Delta.
News of a rich strike at the Horn Silver mine west of Mulford spread statewide over the weekend. Ore from a 12 to 14 inch face yielded about an ounce of gold, 32 ounces of silver and 36 percent lead, with a carload shipment valued at $1.70 gold per ounce and 57 1/2 ounces silver per ton.
A brief Parent-Teachers association gathering at the high school Wednesday night April 24 featured a 4-H group program. 4-H girls sang, Doris Hughes played piano, Margaret Moore played violin, Beth Coleman spoke on What 4-H Has Done for Me. State 4-H leaders D. T. Murray Myrtle Davidson and county agent Lew Mar Price attended and spoke.
Six teams organize under managers Wallace Osborne Monte Griffiths Art Clark Kimmel Coon Roy Morgan and Tommy James with a board of directors J C Root Myron Lewis Mel Heslington. Games occur Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays. recent results saw the Outlaws defeat the Fire Department and Faculty defeat the Business Men while the High School beat the Railroaders. The Business Men defeated the High School 18 6 on Monday and a Railroaders versus Outlaws match is slated for Friday. A Wednesday Faculty Fire Department game was postponed Saturday due to typhoid related sore arms in the Faculty.
The zinc situation remains encouraging for the mining regions in the west, especially Beaver County. A wave of activity is expected this summer with 30 to 40 properties possibly employing six or more men within 60 to 90 days.
T H Humpherys Utah state engineer outlined the new underground water law to Milford district farmers at the Community club house last Saturday. The session clarified prior rights to underground water, filing for new wells, and the protest process, with emphasis on protecting existing wells and evaluating impacts before permits are granted.
Associate Justice William Pierson of the Texas supreme court and his wife were fatally shot during a holdup on a county road west of Austin. Their son Howard Pierson, 21, was wounded in the left arm as he drove for help. Witnesses reported a sequence of gunfire and screams near Bull Creek road by Rouhneta pecan orchard.
Mrs Q C Koch entertained the Pierian club at her home Tuesday evening with Mesdames J L Kelly J B Murdoch er J D Johnston R F Whit er Vena H Wilson J W Bardsley N E Hoblitt and Miss Frieda Koch as guests. After the lesson and current news, refreshments were served. Mining location notices for sale appear at The News office.
The Minersville division of the American Legion Auxiliary met at Frances Wood's home on April 22 to mass Mrs Effie Marshall into the organization. Reporters Rosella Eyre Ida Hollingshead and Frances Wood shared updates on local activities. Milford attendees included Larnessa Baker Lauriel Lewis Ariel Beecher Alice Bowen Ethel Smith Theone Stonehocker Ethel Nielsen Edna Baker Hazel Christensen and Mary Nichols.
S M Jorgensen of Salina and former Utah House speaker visited Milford on return from Beaver county sheep range. He inspected Well 48% part of drought relief and desert development under Taylor Grazing Act, near Frisco and Highway 21. Water system includes 336 ft casing, 150 ft pump depth, 6200 gallon tank, 930 gallon trough, serving about 2500 sheep. expects further drilling funds.
The Milford Scout troop stages a boxing and wrestling night at the high school gym to boost the summer program budget. Planned activities include a sleeping bag and shelter drive, a Navajo Lake camp, and a possible Washington jamboree, with a backup if funding is tight. Matches feature Don Christensen vs Donald Bird, Charles Holmes vs Merrit Beard, Tommy Mastros vs Claude Bradshaw, Bobby Nichols vs Doug Kirk, Joseph Mastros vs Willard Evans, and Earl Thompson vs Clinton Nay, plus a gooi battle royal.
Band and Orchestra Mothers club urges members to attend the regular meeting in the high school building on Wednesday May 1. Important business will be discussed and officers for the coming year will be elected. Special effort to attend.
The report outlines an extensive system of road work across winter range areas. Engineer M R Gardner led a trip to Frisco wash with Jorgensen The News editor and Doug Potheringham as part of the party. The project includes pump installation storage tanks and troughing at wells, with hauling costs and a payroll about 50 dollars per day for an estimated 30 days or more.
A camp program welcomed new enrollees with a wrestling bout between Aoil Roundy and Gail Trent, a Crosby-like singer, a guitarist, and a magician. A boxing draw closed the event as 24 BYU visitors studied range management and several members visited Dr Arvin’s home.
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