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Newspaper

Milford News

Location

Milford, Utah, United States of America

Date

Jul 02, 1948

Page

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Sheriff urges cattlemen to brand to curb rustling

Sheriff Jaaper Puffer toured ranges in Anie area with Iron County's sheriff urging cattlemen to brand their livestock to aid lawmen in catching rustlers plaguing the region. Brand registration, he said, provides indisputable proof when stolen cattle are recovered, easing arrests and protecting owners and beef supplies.

Beaver Jaaper Puffer Anie Iron County Joseph H Murdock Murdock

Darrell Schramm and Neal Smith Win Soapbox Trials

Darrell Schramm and Neal Smith win heats in the American Legion Soapbox Trials. Schramm earns a gold trophy to be engraved and displayed at Milford Jewelers. Smith claims a trophy in the second heat. Races continue on July 7 and July 14 with final trophy race scheduled for July 28.

Darrell Schramm Neal Smith Darrel Sin Bob Sehruitt Amniean Legion Bradshaw Yens Jay Benolullon Lestween Schraram Smithy Schramm Avi Aces Younuswers Main Strat Millers Hotel Cam Mille Hicktman Lynn Gillespur Steve Willems Milford Jeweley Co

Color photographers busy in Utah

Among the color photographers known locally, many have shot pictures for A.C. Sholter of Anaco Corp. Mr. Shehwn notes large color settings in the southern section of Utah. He predicts a growing market for studio product photography used by advertising stores nationwide.

Utah A.C Sholter Anaco Corp Seltyr Xennery Shaefem Shaelor Anseo Init

County group okses support of Highway 21

Beaver County officials and local service clubs met to allocate funds for Highway 21 west of Milford for three years. They emphasized the road's economic impact with ore shipments and mills nearby and urged earmarking money now for completion, with the Beaver delegation endorsing prioritizing Highway 21 West and offering cooperation with Milford.

OKEHS Riobinson Beaver County Hi Way Milford Jnlce Mvening Commission Joseph George JeHerson Bere Wyraigtt Nile Farina Wenaviht Solc Me Puawek Mugenger Hun Mernbere Milford Liung Bach West Puffer Lake Jeffers Allen Milfied Crmminsinner Highway Vols Thibbs Meirsph Theer Mitford

Lightning Claims Minersville Man Max Williams Dies

Max Williams 24 was killed when struck by lightning while tending a herd of sheep about a half mile northeast of Chall Hollow reservoir during an electrical storm. Funeral services were held in Minersville with a large group attending. Williams, a native of Minersville, was survived by his wife, parents, siblings, and several extended family members.

Minersville Max Williams Chall Hollow Willits Mineceville Mancrret Wright Williams Wren Janek Willaims Gale Wright Williams Frask Willarms Dee Mineraville Redenta Dee Willaims Minereville Tedman Brantfield Ernest Myers Oswald Myars Wensiom Myers Ceri) Stewart Marshall Hollingshead Mire Sylvia Rollins Vivian Marshall Bishop Dotson Huet Victor Myers Obra Myers Charles K. Jameson Lee Marshall Clyde Mitchip Beaver Shermap Clams Carter Addems Grant Tultun James Wiliams Suki Anne Willams Mirersvally Lucy P Williams Hmew Abiters Viel Nowers Margaret Dalton Renee Eyre Heather Inia Willians Mi Frwville Esters Davi Anta Mee Carter Chartise Willams

Mine Reopens After Closure At Beaver Lake

Pete Meters leads reopening of the Beaver Lake project in Paul Minnesota. Frank Qué berig is hired to direct the timbering efforts as work resumes after a brief shutdown in the week.

Pete Meters Paul Minn Beaver Lake Wiebrleh Frank Qubereig

Professor urges safe and sane Utah Fourth of July

Professor J Whitney Floyd of Logan urges Utah residents to celebrate the Fourth of July safely and lawfully. He notes state law and city ordinances ban unsafe fireworks and cites past injuries fires and property damage from fireworks as justification for a sober communal celebration.

J. Whitney Floyd Logan Utah Floyd Tuth

Milford City Dads Pass Garbage Disposal Law

Milford City Council in a brief session approved a garbage disposal ordinance and issued rules for city waste management while addressing septic tank upkeep contracts and sidewalk assessments. Contingent to finances, they eyed funding from state revenues and license fees for road maintenance and expansion.

OKEH Milford Fiie Altman Smith Miller Campbell Elon Live Hiety Mra. Wredi Outen Mra Gutzen Paie Mountain States Coltrael Une Altnati Sam Clingine Gen Dot Quamey Generaus Officn Cline Wits

Milford to Host July Fourth Kids Day Race Show and Dance

Milford residents and nearby communities will celebrate on Monday July 5 with a full day of activities for children. Foot races start at 10am in Library Park with free candy balloons and prizes. Bicycle races and a Soapbox Derby follow, then a 2pm film show at Firmage Theater. A free children’s dance tops off the day at Arion Hall or the Legion pavilion depending on weather.

Milford South Paris Firmage Theater Firmage Arion Hall Legion

Fishing season opens inUintah Basin with waters opened

News notes report higher fines from Utah Fish and Game arrests including Earl G. Robinson of Oxden paying 100 dollars for legal possession of deer meat with no suspension. The second fish season opens July 1 in the Uintah lakes and north slope areas and runs to October 3. The State Fish and Game Commission holds summer session July 12 at Atlas Building to discuss contracts with Strawberry Reservoir owners following the Big Game Central conclave on July 9.

Utah Fish and Game Department Earl G. Robinson Oxden Utah Uintah Uintah Range Mirror Lake Chait Lakes Brown Duck Lakes Bridger Lakes Great Granddaddy Lakes State Fish and Game Commission WII Atlas Building Strawberry Reservoir Owners

City council weighs order to curb police siren use

Council debates limits on patrol car siren use when no emergency exists. City marshal ordered to remove slot machines and owners to remove them or be contacted. Hughes criticizes aliens in patrols while Wickman approves $10 for July children's entertainment and Hickman instructed to order DDT for Gly dump spray as needed.

Iis Conta Entethem Hughes Counteilman Wickman Coupeliman Hickman

Drunken Driving On Increase Despite Laws Forbidding It

This fifth in a series on street and highway safety outlines how drunk driving remains a growing threat. It notes enforcement challenges, public apathy, and legal gaps that hinder police, prosecutors, and juries. It cites studies showing even small alcohol levels impair driving and raise injury risk.

Big gas well brought in in San Juan County

The Western Natural Gas Co brought in a natural gas well producing about 25 million cubic feet daily. The well lies about 40 miles south of Monticelo in Soredyan County within the Four Corner region. Gas will be piped to Needles, Aziz, and success of this well spurs the drilling of further wells in nearby blocks of the Four Corner area.

San Juan County Monticelo Soredyan Needles Aziz

Lands West of Milford Opened to Homesteaders

The U S Department of the Interior Bureau of Land Management announces filing of plot surveys and mineral segregations opening lands about 10 miles west-northwest of Milford for homestead filing. acreage totals 9,369.85 within Grazing District No. 129 UK No. 24 with various sections and lots. Veterans have 10 day and 20 day periods for preferred and non-preference filings, respectively, with required documentation. Applications due at District Land Office Salt Lake City. inquiries to Acting Manager, District Land Office, Salt Lake City.

United States Department of the Interior Bureau of Land Management Milford AM i Township Salt Lake Meridian Ind Elyins District Land Office Salt Lake City

Utah Poultry Industry Hub of Intermountain West

Utah leads the Intermountain West in poultry industry activity with grazing lands totaling 25 million acres under the U. S. Grazing Service administration, highlighting significant agricultural resources and regional production.

Utah Interfountain West U. & Grazing ‘Service

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