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Newspaper
Milford News
Location
Milford, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1930
Page
8
Reliable man about 30 with a car wanted to call on farmers in Beaver County. Earn $8 to $15 daily. No experience or capital needed. Write today McNess Company Dept M Freeport Illinois 1 to
Advertisement from Harry Blow Vth. & Race of Denver Colorado offering 160 irrigable acres located miles southwest of Milford. Land to be leased with 80 free acres if cultivated and irrigated for one year. Cited as an irrigation rights deal.
A fragment notes tea as an early artificially concocted drink with origins in the Orient. It claims tea leaves were used to brew a beverage over 4,700 years ago, referenced in a farm record.
A wary noble warns of burglars in town, fearing the risk to her jewels and the impact on prestige as local crime rumors circulate and stories appear in the Ohio State Journal.
Mrs Joseph R Murdock left Tuesday for California to attend her daughter Bettys graduation at Ramona Convent of Alhambra on June 6. Mrs Vivian Hunter returned to Salt Lake after Decoration Day visit in Milford. Mr and Mrs Okohira drove to Salt Lake City last week. The Okohiras parted with Mrs Okohira staying through Tuesday. Ancestor of Wheat notes wheat first grew wild in Asia steppes thousands of years ago marking the origins of our modern wheat.
Readable text notes alfalfa flour does not compare with cereals or meats for bakers. It suggests mixing with other flours to improve results, indicating limited usefulness and the need to blend with stogle weed for better baking outcomes.
The South Milford Community club held a Saturday meeting at the club house with Mrs G Haskell asked to finish the year as president after Mrs Leroy Loken resigned. They will skip the summer fair and plan a fall event to celebrate local work and products. Social activities included a late night game of 500 and refreshments.
Minersville notes list Mrs William Eyre and daughter of Parowan visiting with Mrs George Dalton and family. Several locals return from Logan or visit friends, including Lane Fisher, Ambrose Dalton, Bertha Pryor, and Wilma Myers. Families from Parowan Bristol Nevada Salt Lake City Caliente Beaver and Glendale snapshot community ties and a June 9 McKnight family reunion roots.
Ogien Frank Carter returns from Logan while Rulen Bird and wife stay at home. Mrs. Glen Barnes visits Thermo. Ray and Mrs. Casterline spend weekend in Salt Lake City. Lang Hickman comes from Salt Lake City for a desecration day visit. Angie Lyman travels to Mayeld for a short visit. Sid Manning returns from Delta to visit her daughter. A A Hillary and wife motor to Fillmore on business. Ivan Rowley and family head to Caliente. Pete Enos with relatives in Beaver and Monterey, with Melba Hodges joining in California for a few weeks.
A Detroit News joke telegram mocks the idea of a long gag note as a practical joke. The piece riffs on telegrams for humor, suggesting brevity and punchy lines beat length, aiming for quick laughs.
A concise reflection notes that seeking fame does not determine greatness, contrasting worldly recognition with enduring value. It presents a quoted line attributed to Forbes magazine and suggests a caution against equating fame with greatness.
Paramount color expert Mrs Kalnmus and director Ludwig Berger shaped The Vagabond King to exploit color as dramatic tool. The Technicolor production uses red to heighten conflict, rose for romance, yellow for light, and black for menace in key scenes, with eight rose gowns and lavish wardrobe designed to match mood.
A motorist is issued a timed strip restricting completion of a 60 mile journey to at least four hours, enforcing a minimum travel time on the route.
A California farmer on a gravel road had a tire punctured when a gold nugget blew out with the tire. He sold the nugget to a jeweler and used the money to buy an inner tube.
A Detroit Tree Press note argues that plagiarism is widespread because limited plots and situations recur, leaving writers with few original options. It suggests novelty arises from execution rather than new ideas.
A weekly statement celebrates young hosts Calories for Kids ARY JANE and Junior inviting guests for lunch. The recipes covertly add calories with Cream Chicken on Toast Carrot Boats with Pineapple and Party Cocoa, emphasizing edible education and playful food presentations.
The Washington Star quotes Hi Ho of Chinatown urging that anyone who assumes to teach should spend twenty years learning beforehand, framing education as a long apprenticeship by a sage of the community.
The passage notes that people tend to praise others who are not as skilled as they are and to criticize those who surpass them. It frames praise and critique as relative to one’s own proficiency and specialty.
The Pohick church, historic parish church of Mount Vernon, is described as having the colony’s most distinguished vestry, reflecting its prominent status in colonial church governance and society.
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