02 Jul 1936
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Newspaper
Milford News
Location
Milford, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1936
Page
1
Fragmentary lines describe a curious roundabout scene where rumination and action collide. A playful, obscure dialogue hints at intent to scatter bouquets and spark moments, while a distant observer named Ruminator contemplates the sparks flying.
Mrs Beth Hamblin Leigh performed a her own composition at the Utah State Press association banquet at Cedar Breaks lodge last Saturday. The piece on stag attendance at conventions drew praise for its cleverness and social commentary. Leigh also advocates Cedar City's Black Hawk Indian War Veterans encampment and Roundup while coordinating major pageant plans.
Beaver County agents and elected committeemen from Beaver Iron Washington Kane Garfield Plute Sevier and Wayne counties met to discuss steps in the soil conservation program. Officials TaRoy Pink E C Shaffer J W Gilman Mr Olsen and J Arnold Kirkham explained worksheet ratings and county listings. State committee will review totals to approve soil depleting and conservation crop figures per AAA limits. associations will advance further steps.
The Associated Civic Clubs of Southern Utah backed U S route 6 improvements linking Grand Junction to Nevada with state 26 to Eureka and Delta. In Eureka the 100 members heard from officials and toured the Tintic Standard mine at Dividend, with Gov Henry H Blood among those underground on a special shift to showcase drilling and mining methods.
A preschool clinic for children aged three to six is scheduled in Whavsdar on July 9 from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Dy, RR, Shannon's of ew. The event is sponsored by the American Legion Auxiliary to help children entering school this fall take advantage of early readiness guidance.
A three mile power line project started Wednesday morning to the Quad Metals mine west of Milford. pumping equipment and de watering gear will be on site within days. Quad Metals, once idle due to flooding, is now operated by the Quad Metals Corporation with D. Kirk of Milford as manager. The project is led by Parley B. Fisher with seven to ten local workers.
Paul G. Hunt manager of a Park City mine told the body that Utah mines return nine times as much value to state residents as to stockholders. He cited an average net income of 4b cents per ton and that over ten years mines pay 26.7 cents per ton in taxes plus wages and expenditures for materials. Continued on last page.
A detailed exhibition shows the Hudson engine steady at over 2000 rpm with every part scrutinized. Visitors witness vibration neutralization on test blocks and a full demonstration of the engine running under its own power. The process includes dynamic balance checks, guided by factory procedures, to ensure reliability and smooth operation.
The Utah State Press association held a two day outing east of Cedar City and Parowan with business sessions and a tour of Cedar City homes and gardens. A banquet at the Lunt hotel featured talks from state and government figures, plus a program by Morgan Rolle and W. Warner Michell. Sunday visited Cedar Breaks Navajo lake and Duck Creek camp with a forest service CCC talk by A R Standing. some members continued to southern Utah Park while others returned via Parowan Canyon. A jack pot fund benefited fishermen with Frank Beckwith of the Delta Champion receiving the largest prize for a German rainbow trout.
Ag teacher LaVell Parone returns from the U S A C to Milfunthie school district. The article notes training, policy views, and efforts to strengthen agricultural education, including community involvement and improving programs for students and teachers.
Mrs. H. M. Hearn departed Tuesday morning for Prescott Arizona to stay at the home of her son Milton Hearn during a visits.
Federal engineer B P DuBose and assistant M C Davis arrive in Salina to oversee plans for about two and a half miles of Salina canyon highway. Engineering work will select grades and alignments, with construction and graveling contracts awarded after completion. The project aims to finish five canyon miles this year and connect with mountain highways, despite local opposition and safety concerns from coal haulers.
Utah National Parks counters outline Scout camps to develop boys at low cost. Camps offer contact with troops, staff, and a health screened week of hikes, nature study, crafts, games, and campfire programs. Camps run July 6 11 Caye Mountain Navajo Lake, July 13 18 Uintah Bawin Puffer's Lake, July 20 tonal firest Eatipy July 26 25 Timpanigios.
The Peoples' Dental league reports completion of signature vetting across most Utah counties to place on the November ballot a measure allowing dentists to advertise services. Secretary Welling is listed among county clerks filing petitions, with a few counties still pending transmission. Widespread support argues advertising improves dental hygiene and public access to care through truthful, volume-driven group practice.
Domestic U S airlines carried 96 368 passengers in May and flew 40 097 155 passenger miles the highest month totals on record The May report notes 20 airlines operated in the continental United States with 83 798 pounds of express freight and 255 028 204 express miles flown Total miles carried were 5 511 070 The peak passenger seat occupancy reached 62 percent in March 1940 game period
Leon G Milford writes from the camp about a weekend visit by Obie geal Reulachs and Shaffer, noting influenza confining Wallace Todd from Cedar City and detailing routine duties. Several attendees at Beaver’s clive joined in for a regular annual exercise as the unit prepared for upcoming tasks.
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