Delegates Return From Beaver County Training at Utah State College
Beaver county delegates Mrs. Tra Yardley and Carlyle Smith completed an eleven day adult leader training at Utah State Agricultural College. Milford and Minersville did not send delegates. The group praised the lectures and entertainment, with a full schedule from 8 a.m. to after 10 p.m. focused on irrigation economics and rural development, with speakers including Governor H Blood and college officials. The program covered agriculture planning, rural health, nutrition, and the social security act, ending with notes on new adjustment procedures for hog bases and county appraisal methods.
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Beaver County
Utah State Agricultural College
Tra Yardley
Carlyle Smith
Milford
Minersville
State College
Milford plans Santa visit to aid needy children in 1935
Mrs L G Farnon Mrs L F Kohler and Miss Hannora Hutehi organize a Santa fund for Milford children. Maraver G Fir mage of the local theatre offers to split Friday and Saturday night proceeds 50 50 to start the drive with Milford Volunteer Fire department backing the effort. Local shops and others are expected to contribute as funds are raised for Santa's visit.
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L. G. Farnon
L. F. Kohler
Hannora Hutehi
Milford
Santa Claus
Maraver G. Leroy Firmage
Milford Volunteer Fire Department
Santa
Eileen
Special Scout Meeting Held At Milford
A Milford scouting committee meeting on December 12 featured district leaders S M Wittwer S T Farnsworth Clyde L Messinger and Albert Muir. Visitors praised the local troop committee and urged adoption of district objectives to advance the Scout program and drive progress through local sponsorship.
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L. D
T the Heaver County
S. M. Wittwer
S.T. Farnsworth
Clyde L. Messinger
Albert Muir
Milford C C4 Camp Notes Camp Notes And Basketball Practice
Milford C4 Camp Notes report boys at the local high school gym starting 75 minute drills under director A B Olsen educational adviser. Cyril Johnson recovering from appendicitis reports on camp life while Utah Juniors transfer ficers cheerfulness. Separate notes cover quarantine scares and a new well pump enabling 2000 gallon per hour water supply.
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A. B. Olsen
Masons Install Officers at Albert Pike Lodge
The Albert Pike Masonic lodge installed new officers Friday night in the local hall. Howard Goopill became master assisted by Alt man and senior warden W. M. Burns as junior warden Sam Cline as three year trustee D. H. Baxter treasurer William Cochrane secretary K. G. Link senior deacon H V Carlson junior deacon Dr BR Shannon senior steward T E Gadberry junior steward La Map Quizen Tyler. Eldon Cates retires as worshipful master.
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Albert Pike
la Map Quizen
Tyler
Eldon Cates
Adventist Faith Has New Pastor Arrives in Milford
John Baerg has taken residence as pastor of Milford's Seventh Day Adventist Church. He arrives with his wife after about a month of service in Price. The Eckmans and Caleb Davidian have led Bible Chautauqua lectures here since May, gaining converts and friends as they prepare to move on to Utah and Price.
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John Baerg
Milford
Seventh Day Adventist Church
Price
Jefferson Apartments
North Main Street
Norman
Eskman
Baerg
Eckman
Caleb Davidian
Eckavan
Davidian
Ferne Parker
Oakland
Davidion
Carlon County
Salt Lake City
Utah
Eckmans
Unclear Weather Notes Record Cold Early Week
Weather account reports near freezing lows and a 1 degree observation Sunday as Charlee Beard’s home notes minimal temps. Mentions of outfield wind chill and radio instruments in air station readings. Harry Yeager and a Layton party visit for haying observations this summer.
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Charlee B. Beard
Minstrel Show a Complete Success at Milford High
A benefit minstrel show by Milford Volunteer Fire Department and Milford High School drew strong local turnout despite cold weather. The program featured Owen W. Stoker and W. Martin as end men with a cast including Eddie Leach Gwen Holt and James Angell among others. Accompanists included Alvin H. Baker Stan Voorhees and J S Rickerton. The second half highlighted town talent with most cast members performing, contributing to a successful evening.
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Milford Volunteer Fire Department
Winter
Owen W. Stoker
W. ©. Martin
Jim Thompson
Eddie Leach
Thorald White
Gwen Holt
Willis Whitbeck
Ralph Thompson
Richard Hickman
Dern Osborn
James Angell
Fire Department
Alvin H. Baker
Stan Voorhees
Rickerton
Fillig
Legion Impels Road Link From Tintic to US 81
Otto A. Wiesley state adjutant pledged American Legion support for a new road connecting Tintic district with US highway 81 near Lehi to shorten travel to Salt Lake City. Eureka post backed the plan at a recent meeting, aiming to bring Tintic within reach of the capital via a western route along the lake and mountain joint.
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Utah Department of the American Legion
Tintic District
Lehi
Salt Lake City
Otto A. Wiestey
Eureka Post
Santiquine
Eureka
State Department
Maine
J T Wiler
Tintic High School
Hue
Charce
Salt Lake Caty
Cimpesting High Way Wold
Ttoh Lake
Wile
Canstraiine
Galt
Chey
Wilson
Wultiu
Hell
Wilann
Milford High School Secures Preseason Victory
M H S wins first major preseason game Friday night beating Piute county Wick School of Circleville 20 to 18. Beaver High adds a 31 to 28 win at Minersville as Piute pressures to the end. box score unavailable.
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Milford High Schior
Pivte County Wick
Circleville
Minersville
Beaver High School
Piute
Ford Radio Improvements Boost Popularity for 1936 Models
Ford Motor Co announced major 1936 radio upgrades totaling around 4 million sets produced. Key changes include an unseen speaker mounted above the windshield, a compact chassis under the instrument panel, and improved sensitivity and filtering for clearer city reception. The redesigned speaker and tone control aim to enhance high notes and bass, with expectations of higher radio usage as motorists embrace the new features.
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Ford Motors Company
Ford
Fort Raffles
Pays Death Benefit Payment Arrives After Delay
An official in Hintrich County announces scheduled payout of a death benefit to Mire Petar Weblowe, beneficiary of the late Petar Thoir. The payment, totaling 2750, is to be issued by the local welfare authority within the coming month.
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Thoms
Braver Enn
Petar Weblowe
Petar Thoir
Eleetroratiin
Sumaner
Abi
Maude
Milford
E S Installs New Set Officers
Ruth Chapter No 6 C E S held its annual officer installation at the Masonic hall on Tuesday evening December. Gladys Gospill served as worthy matron with Jonnie Gospill marshal and Cora Altman worthy patron. A turkey dinner followed with prize drawings and gifts as the chapter reflected on a successful year and looked to the new year.
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Ruth Chapter No. 6
Masonic Hall
Gladys Gospill
Jonnie’ G. Gospill
Marshal
Cora E. Altman
William Cochranette
Margaret Rohn
Howard Goxpill
Vena H. Wilson
Ednn M. Gadberry
Dora M. Casterline
Laura J. Cates
Ruth Williams
Jennie G. Gosp
Notable Changes Mark 1935 for California Stockmen
A Los Angeles report surveys 1935 as a year of sharp shifts in livestock markets. It notes drought and government actions reduced herds in 1934, followed by price rebounds in cattle and hogs as conditions improved. California cattle prices peaked in spring while hogs and other livestock also rose, though some inflation cooled later.
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Los Angeles
California
Tosf
Drouth
Chartaa
Anne
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H. Blood
E. G. Peterson
William Peterson
F. P. Champ
Board of
T. H. Humpherys
Eugene Merritt
W. A. Lloyd
Extension Service
United States Department of Agriculture
Washington, D. C
Peterson
State Board of Review
Kidd
Cyril Johnson
Milford News
Ft. Baan
Einar M. Bergstrom
Wyoming
Its
Yirit
Caren
Vatio Ua
William Martin Trim Milford
Boxe
Masons
Adventist Faith
Harry Yeager
Layton
Legion
M.H. S
Roy Phttorgn
Teich Agricultural Rutlinge
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