12 Aug 1943
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Newspaper
Milford News
Location
Milford, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1943
Page
1
A wry note on a thinker who plans to dream much with minimal effort and scatter bouquets while aims stay high above sorrow. The narrator imagines occasional bold acts to observe sparks fly as their mind roams freely.
A humorous dialogue fragment contrasts courtship with frugality and efficiency advice. Jones laments loss of balance after meeting a daughter while an efficiency expert claims to know less about the business yet earns more. Susy recounts tearing her best handkerchief in Que.
Junior Stewart son of Mr and Mrs William J Stewart is home on 6 Turlough. The Social Hour club met at the home of Mrs George Smith. After current business nine followee members attended: Mrs Cree Ester Mrs Hariiel Smith Mrs Qsir Gillies Mrs Jennie Bowen Mrs Cassie McKnight Mrs Gertude Fisher and Miss Shirley Smith. An invited guest. A dinner was served at the home of Mr and Mrs Carl Eliner. Those present were Mr and Mrs Ivan McKnight Mr and Mrs Kent Smith. Continued on Page One.
Digest of ration reminders listing Book Two blue stamps RB S T good August 1 to September 20 for processed foods. meats PATS and BTC stamps T U valid through late August. V valid August 8. W valid August 13. SUGAR stamp No 13 Book One five pounds until August 11. stamps 18 and 16 five pounds each for canning. SHoes stamp Ne Book One valid through October 2. GASOLINE Stamp No 7 Book One good for four and a half gallons. Gerrugh September 2.
Utah residents will face community price ceilings for hundreds of market basket items starting this Sunday as the OPA extends ceilings to about 99 percent of the state. New schedules detail top prices for Salt Lake City and surrounding counties, with exceptions in remote areas governed by other OPA regulations.
Civic clubs group plans a Price meeting with directors and the public at 5:00 pm. An emotive committee will convene at 7:00 pm to discuss important scattering concerns. Submissions to the American Civics Code of Gerhern Utah have been filed by Guy P. Beck Sun, Salt Lake City Chamber of Commerce. Northern clubs urged to begin precautionary actions. four numbers of discussion items planned.
A fragmented report describes merchant price practices in public listing format. The text notes regulators or authorities questioning fairness of per item price changes and mentions a retailer named Marentine and a community price mechanism. The fragment suggests debate over legality and consumer impact without clear outcomes.
In Milford valley a pheasant release experiment drew attention as volunteers from 4-H and local farms helped release birds. The event aimed to study growth, survival, and behavior in the field with observers noting the birds and future plans for further releases and market viewing.
The Milford area plans a fall opening for Colors Local Schools with staff assignments and openings at Milford High. Veteran educator Sibyre Williams is returning to head the English department and join a seasoned teaching team.
A Milford ward groups gather weekly for fireside meetings led by Wendell Westen from California, newly returned from Canada. The gatherings at Rhode Openenare house feature local youth and visiting speakers, with Alfred Horton and others in attendance as they discuss missionary work and community outreach.
The Litah State Paul premium list announces a September fair from the 4th to 9th with a Victory cover and exhibits from factory, farm, and handicraft. Directors oversee departments including Manufacture, Homemaking, Art and Education, Dairy Cattle, Beef Cattle, Music and Floriculture, Poultry and Horses, Agriculture and Horticulture, and Senior Department. Preparations for livestock and farm produce buildings are underway as temporary tents and army use expo facilities.
Director Henry Oberhansley announced that Branch Agricultural College will hold classes as usual this year. Registration runs Monday, September 13 through Saturday, September 18, with classes starting Monday, September 20. He emphasized the flight unit does not affect regular academic work.
Utah deer season rules issued by the Board of Big Game Control outline license requirements fees and drawing processes. Applications open from 9 08 A M to August 28 midnight with 9 08 A M start times and various district sale offices listed. The open season includes public sale locations in Salt Lake and other counties with the drawing conducted at designated offices and a potential rejection for late or incomplete submissions.
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