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Milford News

Location

Milford, Utah, United States of America

Date

Aug 14, 1930

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Farm Encampment Yields at Logan Show Long-Term Crop Results

Farmers toured the U S A C experimental farm in Logan observing long running soil and crop trials. Beets wheat and manure treatments show varied yields while dairy sheep cattle and hog data aid canning forage and related crops. Tuberculosis testing among county cows rose slightly from 1928 levels and plans include county fair exhibits and a dynamometer pulling contest with higher prizes.

Beaver Valley

Milford Opportunity to Secure a Creamery

Milford and Milford valley may host a modern creamery with financing from The State Bank of Milford. Nelson and Zirbel of Los Angeles outlined a plan to source 10 000 pounds of milk daily and supply TB free cows, with farmers supplying stock and receiving half their creamery pay from milk checks. A community meeting backed the proposal, teeing up installation within 30 days if enough cows are pledged.

Los Angeles Milford Milford Valley R. H. Nelson W. H. Zirbel Mr. Nelson Sweeden Zirbel State Bank of Minersville Parrish Lions Club Messrs Nelson Mitford

New Dental Equipment Installed by Dr Kohler

Equipment of the new Ultra Violet Infra Red Therapy in dentistry was installed this week by Dr. L. F. Kohler in his office. This is one of the latest methods of treating diseases of the teeth and is proving one of the most successful in modern dentistry. Dr Kohler will be glad to have friends and patrons visit his office to learn about the results of the method.

L. F. Kohler

State Meteorologist Visits Milford Station

State meteorologist J Cecil Alter and his family visited Milford last week to inspect the local weather station and records. The visit highlights growing aviation needs as the weather office is increasingly relied on for reports and forecasts along the Los Angeles Salt Lake air route.

J. Cecil Alter Milford Charles E. Beard Weather Office Los Angeles-Salt Lake

Calf Club Boys Seek National Essay Prize

The Milford Calf Club plans to enter an essay contest by the National Dairy Association. The prize is a fully paid trip to St. Louis, Missouri for the best paper on a dairy subject such as butter milk cream or ice cream. Milford club members include Horace Palmer Jr president Keith Rollins Vance Fisher James Patterson Jr and Coy Williams.

Calf Club Lions Club National Dairy Association St. Louis The Milford Club Horace Palmer, Jr Keith Rollins Vance Fisher James, Patterson, Jr Coy Williams

Scout camp wrap: plays, hikes, and awards at Camp Linger Longer

Camp Linger Longer hosted a Scouts week with patrols Flying Eagle Beaver and Bob White presenting playlets The Old Fliver Lily of the Valley and The Dagger A Mount Pine hike deer sightings a ball game fishing and a Pup Tent award to Flying Eagle The scene closed with songs and packing for home

LaMar Ouizen Flying Eagle Patrol Mount Pine Beaver Patrol Bob White Mulligan Scoutmansters Copeland Stoker Warren Ferruson Ken Sherwood Squeek Moore Roy Meyers

Mrs Farnsworth Dies in Santa Rosa at 73

Mrs Alvina Farnsworth longtime Milford resident died August 6 in Santa Rosa California at age 73 Her remains go to Delta for burial beside husband Funeral services were held in Delta with relatives from Milford Milford Utah West Jordan Nevada and Salina Utah in attendance Proceedings delayed for flood arrivals

Alvina Farnsworth Milford Bertha Turner Robinson Santa Rosa California Delta Delta First Ward Eugene Gardner Buyne Turner Roldo Turner Pearl Morrill Ruby Ashworth Park Farnsworth Tisha Falls Lee Farnsworth Twin Falls May Furnace Steve Farnsworth West Jordan Jesse Farnsworth Ruth Nevada Frank Elize Castro Olaf Jane Nielson Grace Curtis George Manning Salina Utah

Tintic Lead Co Gets High Gold Ore At Hort Mine

Ore showing high gold values developed on the 300 level of the Hort Silver mine of the Tintic Lead Company. Officials report discovery in virgin territory with ore returning into the limes. First assay shows gold values from 6 to 16.18 per cent lead and 4 to 10 ounces silver.

Hort Tintic Lead Company

Benefit Dance for Milford Fire Department at Hanging Rock

A benefit dance will be held at Hanging Rock on Wednesday August 20 to aid the Milford Volunteer Fire Department. The event is a major revenue source for the fire ladies with strong advance ticket sales signaling a large turnout.

Hanging Rock Milford

Victory Theatre Talent Night a Notable Success

Home Talent night at the Victory Theatre drew praise for the program. Louise Campbell received compliments for Turn on the Heat while Barbara Partish delivered a graceful ballet. Helen Kinney and Mrs. B. Smith also impressed audiences as plans start for Avon Hall opening ball.

Victory Theatre Louise Campbell Barbara Partish Gowt Helen Kinneys B. FP. W. Club Avon Hall

South Milford Flower Show Brings Large, Praised Display

The third annual Flower Show by the Social Hour Club drew a large crowd with the biggest flower display yet. Judging highlighted color and artistry across potted plants, single flowers, and wild specimens. An evening program featured a one act play and musical entertainment, with Mr. and Mrs. Lew Mar Price attending.

Social Hour Club Adam Patterson LaRue Neilson Wm. Miller D. A. Baxter Mesdames McKnight Fisher Della Gray Y. W. Gospill Ida Homer Root Jackie Thomas Horace Palmer W. C. Cates Ivan McKnight Gladys Gospill Rueben Jones Hickman and Cook Gardens Sautter Gardens C. A. Rohn Grandma Mr. Price

Hospital Notes Patchwork of Health News

Franklin son of Mr and Mrs Frank Low Beaver operated on for removal of tonsils. Glen Davis 16 Caliente operated for ruptured appendix in serious condition with little hope of recovery. Mrs Ollie Benthe Prescott Ariz among operations this week. Irene Ryan operated Wednesday. An 18 month old son of Mr and Mrs J McHues taken in today with dysentery very ill. Lorin Wari Beaver convalescing from appendicitis. Mr Block from Frisco Lead mine with gas poisoning improving. Ella Ellis Frisco patient. Barbara Johnson returned Wednesday from Idaho. Mr Cook Salt Lake City official of Skager Safeway stores is here Milford.

Lorin Wari Beaver Block Frisco Ella Ellis

Fire damages main street building at New Atkin cafe

A noon fire started in the attic of the New Atkin cafe on Main Street, likely from a defective flue. Rapid action by the local volunteer fire department limited damage before the chemical engine could fully quench the flames. Water damaged the cafe and nearby Progressive Clothes shop, but both resumed business that afternoon. Mr and Mrs Corbier of San Bernardino California visited over the weekend before returning home.

Atkin Progressive Clothes

Hay Stack Fire Near Town

During a severe storm a hay stack at the old Atkin ranch four miles north of town, owned by Delta Land & Water Co., was struck by lightning. Firemen responded quickly and saved most of the last year’s hay by removing the burning section and extinguishing the fire.

Atkin Ranch Delta Land & Water Co

A T and T Building to Rise in Milford

Milford Lions Club heard Fullmer Bros. outline the new American Telephone and Telegraph building. The project will cost over 100000 dollars with the structure at 70000 dollars and Indiana stone facing. Local workers will be used. about a dozen operators will be employed after completion.

American Telephone and Telegraph Milford Fullmer Fullmer Bros

Horsemen Battle Raging Torrents in California River Crossing

Jack Holt and thirty four riders battled the swollen Stanislaus River in the Sierra Nevada to film scenes for The Border Legion. Four horses were swept away by the current as the group swam across the river sixty to seventy five yards wide. The production will show at the Victory theatre for three days starting Thursday. Local visitors and visitors from Salt Lake City and Ogden appear in the notes.

Jack Holt Stanislaus River California Sierras Zane Grey The Border Legion Sierra Ranges Holt the Border Legion Victory Theatre

Milford Unit Wins Two Awards at Provo State Convention

Milford Unit of the American Auxiliary displays the Estelle Saxton silver loving cup for highest percent gain in Utah membership for 1980 and the Howell Award for Community Service. Membership chair Mary Nichols and Activities Chair Alice Jane Bowen led the team. Delegates Marie Lewis, Ethel Nielsen, Theodore Kronholm, and Le Roy Luken attended the Provo convention and praised the event.

Milford American Auxiliary Estelle Saxton Utah Mary Nichols Howell American Legion Auxiliary Alice Jane Bowen Provo Marie 8 S. Lewis Ethel Nielsen Auxiliary Theodore Kronholm LeRoy Luken The Legion American Legion

Local society notes highlight bridge rounds and hospitality

Miss Dorothy Levi hosted a slumber party for Miss Dorothy Bailey with Betty and Dorothy Murdock and Phyllis Levi, followed by a waffle breakfast. Mrs. R. C. Crawford presided over the C. C. C. Club with a 500 game and refresh ments. Mrs. Crawford, Sr. won the club prize. The Monday Night Bridge Club met with Mrs. F. R. Levi. guests included Mrs. D. A. Baxter and Mrs. C. Parrish. American Leymon Auxiliary entertained twenty four ladies at Ethel Nielsen’s home with bridge and gifts for honor guests.

Miss Dorothy Levi Miss Dorothy Bailey Betty and Dorothy Murdock Phyllis Levi R. C. Crawford Geo Litchfield H. W. Peterson OC. R. Crawford D Jr Caliente L. D. McPadden Ida Crawford Arlie Stoddard F. RR. Levi A. M. Foteringham J. M. Williams S. I. Fortie Wm. Cochrane C. C. Sloan D. A. Baxter C. R. Parrish W. A. Moore Fortie Wiliams Ardiath Outzen Tulith Grimshaw Leymon Ethel Nielsen Bridge Indies Myrtle Mills Mary Fernley Derri Osborn

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