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Milford News

Location

Milford, Utah, United States of America

Date

Aug 03, 1933

Page

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Milford Junior League Eyes State Meet After Series Loss

Milford Junior League baseball, sponsored by the American Legion, drops two of three in Hurricane to force a deciding game. Mike Davis shines on the mound, Bill Nichols stars behind the plate, but umpiring controversy in Hurricane sparks a no game ruling. Milford advances with Price as the state tournament site and a game against Helper Juniors scheduled.

Milford American Legion Hurricane Mike” Davis Bill Nichols Milford Lots Milford Boys Legion Young Price J. Cass Root J. M. Hughes Wilson Adams Reeves Woodbury Isom SF Spendlove Gibson Imlay Sullivan The Legion Auxiliary

Utah Wheat Adjustment Plan Outlined by Director

Director William Peterson of the Utah State Agricultural College outlines federal plans to curb wheat production. Growers may join local organizations to sign contracts restricting 1934 and 1935 plantings, with payments of 30 cents per bushel for past production based on a three year average. Continued on last page.

Utah William Peterson Utah State Agricultural College Peterson Secretary of Agriculture

Penney Company June Sales Rise Sharply

Penney Company reports June 1935 sales of 14 617 988 95 dollars, up from 12 024 070 01 dollars in June 1932, a 21 60 percent gain and the third straight monthly rise. First six months total 71 018 888 40, up 2 61 percent from 69 280 242 21 in 1932, reflecting stronger consumer demand after earlier losses.

J. C. Penney Company

Lions Plan Goodwill Trips Elk and Duck Creek Jamboree

Milford Lions announce a two day tour to Lehman caves Ely Nevada for August 13 14 with a follow up visit to Duck Creek recreation camp Cedar mountain for a Lions jamboree. Delegations from St George Panguitch Kanab expected plus Abe Murdock to attend. District officials and CC C camp leaders attended the club luncheon.

Beaver County Lehman Caves Ely Nevada Big Lions Club Duck Creek Cedar Mountain Milford Lions Club Utah Milford Wah Wah Springs Caves Pine Valley Forest Service L. C. Miles Dixie National Forest Lions Club St. George Panguitch Kanab Abe Murdock Timothy Sapia-Boseh The Desert Range C. C. C. Camp S. J. Dunkley San Francisco Lion J. R. Murdock

Milford Junior League Storms Past Hurricane in Nine

Milford wins 11 to 9 over Hurricane in a two team junior league game with Davis earning the victory. Hinton Wilson Adams Reeves Imlay and others contributed. Davis hit a homer and Frazier Nichols added two base hits as Milford scores spread across innings.

Milford A.B. H A. Weeks Gilbert Meyers Johnson Hutchins Roberts Davis P. Cee Frazier Nichols C. S Hurricane Pee Boo Hurricane Hinton Wilson Adams Reeves Imlay Woodbury Weeks Isom Hutchings Gibson Rochek, Easton

State Superintendent Warns Utilities to Preserve School Funding

Charles H. M. Skidmore urges the Public Utilities Commission to protect railroad tax revenue for public schools. He calls for state wide tax parity, strict tax collection, and first refusal for existing carriers to serve in place of railroads, arguing rail tax payments sustain education funding. He cites 1932 tax comparisons and urges action to prevent school closures.

Charles HM. Skidmore Skidmore Public Utilities Commission Utilities Commission Cartier Sime Transportation Systems Beaver SRE Dagveth Ec Ieteld Sidstaartediaioomest

Applications for Loans Pouring In

Farm loan applications totaling more than 15 million dollars have been received at the Berkley office of the land bank commissioner and arrive at about 150 per day. About 4500 applications await appraisal reports. appraisals are handled by the Federal Land Bank staff. Loans run 6 to 25 years up to 5000 dollars per farmer and may fund refinancing, working capital, or reacquisition after foreclosure since July 1, 1931.

Berkley Land Bank Commissioner William H. Woolf California Arizona Nevada Utah Federal Land Bank Woolf

Junction Road Work Advances On Beaver Canyon Highway

Ye editor and family visited Camp Delano to view a 6 to 4 ball game between the camp and Minersville and toured the Puffers Lake area. The highway project across Big Flat linking Puffers Lake road with the junction highway progresses with Captain Snidow Lieutenant Gobbell and Walter Kraus guiding inspections. Ranger Christensen hosted the visit and praised the camp workers including a powerful tractor in service. Completion is expected before fall.

Beaver Canyon Camp Delano Minersville Inon Rh. C. Snidow Willard Gobbell Walter E. Kraus Puffers Lake Big Flat Junction H. M. Christensen

C C C Boys Stage Fine Program in Milford

Milford hosts the desert range camp for a second exchange program at the high school auditorium featuring 65 Camp boys. Louis Carper directs with Miss Helen Kinney on piano and Fred Mascon as emcee. Highlights include chorus, Post Holors sextet numbers, Wayne Schelken tap dancing, O K Day vocals, Russell Gilbert violin, Ralph Johnson on banjo, and boxing by Pete Powles and Louis Grandstaff. A crowded audience enjoyed a concluding dance with Kirk orchestra and local refreshments.

Milford Desert Range West Camp Louis Carper Virginia Fred Tooele Utah Helen Kinney Carper Post Holors Wayne Schelken O. K. Day Fillmore Russell Gilbert Ralph Johnson Albert C. Gregerson Pete Powles Louis Grandstaff Powles Kirk Milford Business Houses Wah Wah Springs Milford Band Joyce B. Webster Reading Lamar Outzen Roy Rogers Gene Pitchforth C. R. Parrish Ruth Sarah Pool Beth Coleman Vernice Smith Messrs Casterline Cottrell Martini and Webster Black Crows Helen Clark Stella Hollis Kirk Sisters Ethel Hearn Myrte Tribole

Death Comes to Mrs W Voorhees in Milford Funeral

Mire William Voorhees 57 died at her daughter's home after a liver cancer illness. Services were held in Milford and Mayfield with Bishop E H Bird presiding and Ward Funeral Home in charge. Survived by daughter Mrs Ross Palmer and two sons LaVargmi Stanley, plus five siblings.

Mire William Voorhees Ross Palmer E. H. Bird L. F. Robison C. R. Parrish Juanita Miller Loretta Murdock D. E. Stapley P. J. Williams J. Christensen J. M. Hughes Leonard Banks Mayfield Gunnison Ward Funeral Home Hannah Seow Voorhees Ephraim Peter C Marie Seow Milford Voorhees LaVargmi Stanley Frank Whitbeck Oscar Nelson Conrad Peter H Clarence Scow P. M. V. Anderson Orangeville

St George and Beaver Now Tied After Narrow Milford Defeat

In Southwestern Utah play Milford fell 18 to 12 to St George and Beaver tied the standings after the county seat team lost to Minersville 18 to 12. The Dixiettes capitalized on Milford’s costly boots and won 8 to 3.

ST. George and Beaver St. George Milford Beaver Minersville Dixiettes Cedar City Maersvile

Hospital Notes Report of Local Medical Treatments

Stanley Hughes treated at Milford hospital Saturday for a broken arm from tree climbing. Ada Winn operated on for appendicitis. Mrs Robert Tomsick underwent removal of her appendix. John James from Salt Lake City improving after appendicitis operation.

Stanley Hughes Milford Hospital Ada Winn Robert Tomsick Salt Lake City John James

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