Milford Bank Reports Federal Deposit Insurance Fund Membership
Milford State Bank announces joining the temporary Federal Deposit Insurance Fund, signaling strengthened protection for depositors. The move, praised as boosting confidence in banking, insures up to 2500 per account with plans to raise to 10000 after July 1, benefiting most local depositors.
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Federal Deposit Insurance Fund
J.C Smith
Milford State Bank
Walter J. Cummins
Deposit Insurance Fund
Utah
America
Milford Bank
Experimental Results Value of Steamed Bone Meal in Rations
Utah Farmer reports Professor Maynard of the Extension service tested steamed bone meal with sugar beet by products in alfalfa and grain. Gains rose 74 percent and cost per gain fell 37 percent. 1279 pounds of bone meal saved 31035. One tenth pound per head daily raised calf gain from 1.5 to 2.6 pounds and cut feed cost per 100 pounds gain from 2.42 to 1.52.
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Beaver County
Utah
Maynari
U. S&s A. C. Extension Service
Maynard
Milford Scouts Hike to Yellow Banks under Scoutmaster Webster
Six scouts from Milford troop led by Scoutmaster Webster hiked to Yellow Banks on Thursday. They explored the hill and studied various rocks before enjoying lunch on the return.
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Milford
Webster
Yellow Banks
Beaver County Budget Reduces 1994 Expenditures
The Beaver County Commission adopted a 1994 budget totaling 40 200, down from 58 082 in 1993 and far below an 1882 level. Major cuts hit county road funds dependent mothers fund and old age pension with six items only slightly reduced and several programs eliminated including state roads.
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Beaver County
County Commission
Conemission
Minersville
Milford
Reorganized Beaver Milford Boy Scout District Holds Meeting
The Beaver Milford Boy Scout district reorganized last Friday at a Beaver ward meeting. New officers include Robert B. White as district chairman and George C. Murdock Jr. as first vice chairman. Monthly district meetings will rotate between Beaver and Milford, with St George traveler A. A. Anderson guiding council leadership.
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Beaver County
Milford
Beaver
U. S. Chapel
A. A. Anderson
Timpanogos Council
Utah
Robert B. White
George C. Murdock Jr
Secon
George Jefferson
S. M. Wittner
Elmer 2D. White
Wesley W. Farrer
S. Taylor Farneworth
George Marshall
Paul EB. Beacher
Albert Muir
Carlyle Smith
E. S. McQuarrie
C. Dennis White
Reading
E. R. Moody
W. L. Carlton
D. S. Wil- Hume
Anderson
St. George
J. B. Webster
Owen Stoker
David 8. Williams
Rudolph Nielsen
W. B. Gardner
E. H. Bird
P. E. Beecher
Focal
L. G. Clay
Nielsen
Corn-hog plan eyed to balance hog market
The article notes a glut in hog production relative to demand since World War II. It states Americans now consume about 14 percent more pork and lard than prewar levels and that home-market excess depresses hog prices. The Agricultural Adjustment Administration seeks to adjust production to current needs to raise prices and improve returns.
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United States
The
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Progressive Supper Ringing In The New Year
Local couples enjoyed a New Year’s Eve progressive supper party. Hosts included Mr. and Mrs. Edwards, Mr. and Mrs. Richards, Mr. and Mrs. Schow, Mr. and Mrs. Coon, Dr. and Mrs. Kohler, and others. Courses began at Edwards home, moved to Kohler and Coon, then a midnight frolic.
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Merrill Edwards
Wayne Richards
Spence Schow
Kimmel Coon
Lloyd F. Kohler
Sam Hickman
William Ashworth
A. J. Jensen
Melvin Stanley
W. E. Martin
Deluge, Plane Landings Mark California News Year
Severe storms drenched southern California with heavy rain causing deaths and missing persons, widespread damage, and stranded traffic. A Fokker landing at Milford due to weather drew attention as mining interests and officials survey anticipated ore prospects amid renewed silver interest.
Purchasing Power Decline of Hogs Over Decade
The article reviews hog prices and purchasing power from the prewar era to the 1930s. It notes hogs were worth more in 1910 14 than in 1938, with 1932 fair exchange value at 7.76 per hundredweight and 1992 farm hog price at 3.47, well below the fair value. It discusses the Agricultural Adjustment Act aims to raise hog prices to fair value by trimming production, including a 36 percent cut in hog output in 1934 and a cut in corn acreage.
Return From Another Successful Lion Hunt
Lester Williams and his lion-hunting pack returned from a holiday hunt in the Besver mountains near Baker Nevada. Dr. L. F. Kohler and Dan Davis accompanied the party as a large eight foot long lion weighing 126 pounds was brought down by Kohler after being chased by the Williams hounds.
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West Mountains
Nevada
Lester Williams
Besver
Mr. Williams
L. F. Kohler
Dan Davis
Baker
Dr. Kohler
Williams
Record Flood Batters Los Angeles Area Locking Roads
Verdugo highway was the sole link to the stricken district as Glendale saw damage along the Arroyo Verdugo wash with all bridges wrecked. About 1500 homes in Venice area underwater from Ballona creek. 3000 C W A workers cleared debris and searched for casualties across Glendale Montrose La Crescenta Burbank Sunland and Tujunga.
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California
Los Angeles
Montrose
Glendale
Verdugo
Arroyo Verdugo Wash
Hollywood Film Studios
Weather Bureau
Los Angeles County
Anaheim
Artesia
Long Beach
Venice
Ballona Creek
Montroze
la Crescenta
Burbank
Sunland
Tujunga
Hollywood
Beverly Hills
Santa Monica
Community Club to Elect Officers at Cedar City Meeting
South Milford news notes Rosabell Jones and Art Maxwell returning to the B. A. at Cedar City. The Community club will meet Saturday evening January 6 for the annual election of officers with President Palmer urging full attendance. Visitors include Mrs. Ray Snyder and daughter of Los Angeles and other local households gathered for New Year activities.
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Rosabell Jones
Art Maxwell
Cedar City
Palmer
Ray Snyder
Little Daughters of
Los Angeles
W. W. Cook
Roy Cottrell
Ivan McKnight
St. George
Loretta Murdock
C. J. Myers
Myers
Fernley and Schroeder Receive Salt Lake Marriage License
William Keith Fernley and Marian Schroeder obtained a marriage license in Salt Lake City after visiting from Milford and Caliente. Respective residences are listed as Caliente, Nevada, with both previously residents of Milford. The couple has many well wishers from Milford and Caliente.
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William Keith Fernley
Marian Shhroeder
Caliente
Nevada
Milford
Salt Lake Thesday
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H. E. Phelps
L. F. Block
Salt Lake
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Frisco Silver Leay Mining Company
Horn Silver
King David
Mr. Block
Fristo
Block
Landwehr
American Smeltering and Refining Company
South Milford
Salt Lake City
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