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Newspaper
Milford News
Location
Milford, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1946
Page
4
A notice from the association member appears in Milford Beaver County Utah under the 1879 act. The subscription rate is two dollars fifty cents per year. The entry relates to the post office matter and editor information.
Local residents faced a rail tie up that stranded 300 people and stressed supplies for 1800 villagers and 2000 miners. An emergency quota dispute with Southern Utah packer and Salt Lake OPA staff highlighted how 3576 pages of orders and 11818 individual directives squeeze merchants.
Lo Conte Stewart from the University of Utah shows paintings in Poster Hall Westminster College. Salt Lake City announces the exhibit is well received and open to the public Sunday June 9 from 2 to 5 pm.
A decipherable note outlines bicycle safety rules. It states no riding two on a bicycle, no extra passengers, and bike use limited to the seat designed for one rider. Riders must stay within the capacity and avoid overloads on the bicycle.
The Women's Athletic Association at Westminster College Salt Lake City elected officers for 1945 47 Louise Turner Encampment Wyoming president Mariece Matthew Salina vice president and Betty Detweller Elio Nevada secretary.
The warning notes that frost and ice should not be loosened with sharp objects to defrost a refrigerator quickly. Coils may be punctured, so allow ice to melt and fall away naturally.
A Utah Department of Publicity and Industrial Development note urges restaurant operators to boost hospitality to aid postwar economy. It highlights food and tourism as major income sources, predicting up to a hundred million dollars in state revenue for 1946 if inns, lodging, and scenic routes offer compelling traveler experiences.
A fragment warns that successful chains are expanding into Utah, pressuring local eateries. The note calls for action as tourism drives a crowded year with a January start and December finish, highlighting a sustained tourist rush through 1940.
Through the first four months of the year fifty percent more people registered at Zion and Bryce Canyon national parks than in any prior year. Analysts predict over 540000 visitors will take side trips, with hundreds of thousands touring other areas. The article notes impressions favoring these travelers and longer stays.
County clerk publications list probate and guardianship matters with names of petitioners, respondents, and court dates. Legal notices announce hearings, asset status, and next steps for heirs and guardians. Public records describe filing deadlines and contact details for interested parties.
Creditors must present claims with vouchers to executrix Susan Glenn at Cline Wilson & Cline Milford Utah by July 18 1946. Publication dates May 17 1948 and last June 7 1948.
A garbled text fragment discusses money, personalities, and a vague social scene. It mentions dates, places, and opinions about meals and desserts, with uncertain references to sellers and honeymoons amid unclear context and nonsensical phrases.
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