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Newspaper
Milford News
Location
Milford, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1933
Page
5
The Los Angeles market faces high Pacific coast prices amid a large cattle slaughter surge in 1932. Beef and other meats show gains while lamb and mutton fall, with poor range and high feed costs depressing quality beef. Programs to reduce hogs dairy outputs aim to curb oversupply and lift future prices.
The American Boy introduces new adventures for Jimmie Rhoades the Army aviator in a Haiti revolution setting. The magazine promises excitement across Arctic jungles Asia and Africa with hobbies and sports guidance. Subscriptions are $2 for a year or $3 for three years until January 1 with Detroit Mich mailing address.
A convicted mountaineer languishes in jail as friends seek a pardon from the governor. Adverse clan influence and damaging reports hinder his case, prompting the prisoner to protest via a letter to the governor, stating that rumors are lies.
Mr Erastus Pink ley laments a trade gone wrong after his mule eats the oats while he turns away. Miss Miami Brown asks what happened, and Pink ley explains the mule was traded for a half bushel of outs and ate the oats, leaving him feeling cheated.
Quote exchanges reveal tension as George’s affections are questioned and assertions imply prior mental instability precedes any current relationship. The dialogue hints at jealousy and shifting blame between individuals.
A playful exchange unfolds as a youth jokes at midnight about a self-starter and a crank in the house. The father confronts the bold remark from the head of the stairs.
The Milford Cross railroad row unit met with Mrs. Cottrell amid low turnout due to illness. Volunteers sewed refuge garments as angels of mercy aid flu victims. J W Krause and J R Lynch assisted without pay. Wilbur Robinson at Camp Lewis recovers from flu. A M Smith visited from Pine Valley then Cedar City. A humorous accident involved a man seating on a crochet needle in a pocket, with the woman knitting nearby.
A veteran reflection recalls 1917 enlistment figures and the cost of war while urging unity across classes. The writer laments misjudgments and urges all to join the American Legion to honor the dead and defend liberty and justice.
The document notes Congress declared war on Germany in 1917 by a Senate vote of 826 to 50 in the House and describes U S mobilization. It details ship losses and the shift to war production, Wilson's leadership, mass voluntary service, and the transition to a selective draft with registration of ages 21 to 31 and later 18 to 45, plus the setup of sixteen cantonments for training.
A young woman faces a dilemma between unconditional love and a lucrative marriage offer from a millionaire. She yields to the proposal, angering her lover who marries her sister in response. Heartbreak follows as the initial luxury fails to bring happiness, revealing walls of gold cannot unlock true romance.
The Community M. E. Church announces Sunday School at morning, Morning Worship at 11:00, and Evening Worship at 7:00. Pastor Joyce B. Webster invites all parishioners and guests to attend.
Randolph Scott Harry Carey Noah Beery Verna Hillie and Buster Crabbe star in Zane Grey’s Man of the Forest a frontier action drama. A gun battle and a jail escape drive a breathless pursuit as Beery schemes to claim Hillie’s fortune.
Milford State Bank files a district court notice for a sheriff sale of property in Beaver City Beaver County Utah. The sale is set for December 16 1938 at noon at the county courthouse front door. Property includes Lots 5 6 and 7 Block 27 Plat B with improvements. Tax deed 1931 covers back taxes $250.00. Sheriff Niels Jensen and Deputy Theodore Kronholm announce. Attorneys Cline Wilson and Cline represent the plaintiff. First publication November 23, last December 14, 1933.
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