12 Dec 1935
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Newspaper
Milford News
Location
Milford, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1935
Page
1
The fragment suggests a scene of a ruminator using a prop to gain advantage, planning thoughtfully while scattering bou nets and keeping aims above ground. It notes occasional hot shots and the ruminant observing sparks, indicating a tense, indirect confrontation.
Leroy Smith recounts a country visit describing a large pig in a pen that feared smaller pigs. The story includes quips about skeptical thinking and humorous exchanges, reflecting the magazine’s light nature and the humorous tone of the era.
Cyril Johnson a CCQ clerk of company 2630 Milford and reporter for The News from the local camp underwent a successful appendectomy Wednesday in the local hospital He is Salt Lake born and his reporting post is now filled by Jess Johnson assistant educational director who previously covered for "Pep" and performed well
ECC enrollees from Milford camp IG-36 began work this week on a key western Utah road project linked to the Taylor grazing act. The next segment runs from Black Rock to a junction with highway 91 near Cove Fort, then connects to Pine Valley via Sand Pass. Teams from Milford clear and touch up existing sections while awaiting a new caterpillar tractor, possibly the long anticipated "65", due next week.
J A Wynaught left Tuesday by train for Salt Lake City to meet state highway officials and handle other business. He chairs the highway committee for the Associated Civil Clubs of Southern Utah and is one of its most active members.
Milfor d C C Camp Notes report transfers as Utah junior personnel depart to Company 1968 Bridgeland Zion Park and 262 Springdale while a handful remain in Utah. The piece notes Cyril Johnson’s illness, hospital stay, and invites Milford’s women to visit. It also mentions expected rating changes and internal grazing office staffing shifts amid the exodus from Desert Range and Beaver.
Marie Carlson of Milford recounts 4 H club activities from 1931 through 1935 highlighting breakfast and luncheon planning, canning, dinners, and parties. She notes trips to Chicago, hotel etiquette lessons, and leadership growth overcoming shyness, with six of the original fourteen girls remaining by 1936.
Range Creation led plan to continue at Milford station. An interview with Selay Hatehimies reveals work by Thitchings and Oxorb memtul erwin at the LG pimeturen. Researchers aim to initiate further evaluations by Monday, with expected outcomes and morale checks described in vivid but unclear terms.
William Hardin, 22, of Milford Kentucky, dies of pneumonia while en route to recovery after hospital care. The Milford Boy Scout committee, once organized, faces reorganization and honors for departing members. The body will be shipped to Bow Cumberland County Kentucky. local leaders pledge to continue Scout welfare and training efforts in the community.
Mrs Jene Borg iv of Milford will visit Milford this week in cooperation with Telluride Power Company to advise on achieving highest light efficiency. The free service offers no sales pitch, only recommendations on fixtures reflector use light positions and other scientifically established lighting aids. Call the Telluride office to arrange.
Mile High School junior Miss Marie Caylson returned Tuesday from Chicago where she traveled as a prize winner for merit work with Electralux Refrigerator company. She traveled with three Utah girls and a chaperone and reports an enjoyable trip despite rough travel conditions.
Fragmentary OCR text appears to reference a person aged around 0 years and a family name Mee Mee. The readable items include a place name Minnenville and a person Aunt May. No clear event, date, or organizational context is present to form a coherent news item.
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