29 Jul 1937
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Newspaper
Milford News
Location
Milford, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1937
Page
1
A cryptic note discusses proposing a tool for a beneficiary named Hetle while several bou rquete are scattered. The text hints at ongoing objectives and intermittent action, mentioning a bot shot and a spark of realization amid unclear circumstances.
A Milford reader reports V Waddoups installed an electric car and began baking and selling doughnuts cookies and other pastries after discovering a local demand. Patronage has grown as townspeople sample his popular treats and the ad hoc venture expands.
Postponement of the 4 H club outing at Big Flat from July 29 and 30 to August 5 and 6 due to arising matters after the committee met. County agricultural agent Mr Stoker indicates the program will proceed as previously planned.
Farmers should prepare complete information to speed annual 1987 compliance with Utah supervisors. The note urges gathering data now to streamline processing as the supervisors begin their yearly review.
Valley Creamery completes a casein plant installation adding 1000 gallon capacity vats, grinders and dryers to the existing facility. The upgrade, part of a 25000 dollar investment, aims to diversify products and boost June sales, with production led by Peterson partners and local staff.
In Washington the court bill battle reshapes power as Democratic leader dies and House opposition grows. Senators warn that further sessions in the capital heat threaten health while vacancies rise from recent deaths, and speculation links future GOP leadership to livestock products as a path to success.
KG Link, mine manager for nearly eight years at Tintic Lead properties, resigns effective August 1 to lead Sunnyside mine and mill operations for United States Smelting and Refining in Everka Colorado. Successor is Karl Haney from Park Utah mine. Link cites stronger prospects at King David and a larger role at USSmelting.
The piece outlines eight Republican state executives including Vermont's George D. Aiken 45 a young governor with a notable record after keeping Vermont Republican in 1980. It highlights his background as a school teacher and farmer and suggests Yankee traits suited to presidential ambitions.
Frank V. Birch of Milwaukee Wheensin was elected July 24 to the presidency of the International Association of Lions Clubs at the Chicago convention. Birch, 1894 born, heads Kian Van Pieterson Dunlap Associates in Milwaukee and has held multiple Lions posts in Wisconsin and internationally.
Xauvier La Chatelier, 24, from Nancy, France, visits The News with KH Hutchings to tour Duvert Range and Great Basin Experiment Station programs in Utah. He plans a mid April to late August U.S. tour funded by the French government to study forest and range management and private and federal forest administration.
The latest Bureau of Air Commerce report shows 266 young women and 270 domestic stewards aboard U.S. airlines, with seven domestic lines and two foreign extensions employing hostesses and stewards. Pan American has 51 stewards. Eastern employs 42. The agency oversees staffing, flight dispatches, airworthiness, and to include counts of hostesses and stewards in reports.
State health officials warn many Utahns misunderstand nuisances and risk misdemeanor charges. Dr. J. L. Jones cites Revised Statutes Utah 108 41 1 declaring dangerous conditions to life or health, or soil air water or food rendered impure, as nuisances. He urges district sanitarians to cooperate with local health officers to stop such conditions, noting common violators include farm animals near streams and hog pens.
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