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Newspaper
Milford News
Location
Milford, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1928
Page
5
The Milford News discusses Congress vetoing the McNary Haugen Farm Relief bill while approving a merchant marine loan with subsidy. It argues for limited protection for farmers and questions government aid as a general policy, comparing tariffs, subsidies, and overproduction controls across sectors.
The piece outlines a proposed geographic division of 5381 electoral votes for a 1929 presidential election. It lists state groups and their vote counts, notes Solid South at 114 and Middle Atlantic at 108, and discusses how many additional votes Democrats must win beyond the group totals to secure the presidency.
Beaver residents host and visit across Cedar City Milford and Salt Lake City with extended family travels and social calls. Librarian Elsie Hales leaves for Logan June six week course while others return from Tooele and plan summer moves. Harold Cline visits Milford during law summer break. new Whippet Four owned by John Flanton.
A baby boy was born to Mr and Mrs Ben Croft on Monday May 21. Mrs Margaret Wood of Beaver visits Mrs Annie Wood. May Craw and her son Frank return to Minersville for the summer from Pioche. Junior and Senior Bee-Hive Girls head to Zion Canyon with chaperones. Fay Colton and Mabel Barnett leave for Salt Lake for their wedding then Ogden and home in Minersville. Memorial Services held at Minersville cemetery with prayers, speeches by Leonard Bowen and others, a gun salute for Leroy Eyre.
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