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Newspaper
Milford News
Location
Milford, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1933
Page
4
The Union Pacific plans a radical rail passenger upgrade within six months. A three car light weight train, 80 tons, 600 horsepower engine, 110 mph peak and 90 mph sustained speed, will offer air conditioning, noise reduction, indirect lighting, and luxurious interiors.
The piece argues productive work and property improvements as the only sound path to relief, urging households to fund repairs and support local trades. It also condemns whispered false reports harming financial stability, urging swift suppression and likening a whisper to a snake.
The piece argues a London World Economic Conference may raise silver status as a monetary metal, with possible moves to stimulate silver as a medium of exchange. It cites gold’s underperformance and silver’s low price, forecasted benefits for mining jobs and broader commerce.
The farmer gains a new, inquiring outlook on economics and society as methods change. He sees that no one prospers alone in a world of interwoven interests and that cooperatives offer stability and lasting profit. Many farmers join or boost cooperative efforts, moving from passive to active participation.
Locals Ss G Cole visited from his mine for supplies. Mrs Margaret Griffiths of Beaver visits Tom Martin home. Mr and Mrs W R Martin and Mrs Harvey Dean return Friday from Salt Lake City. Mr and Mrs R C Lemon and children depart for Caliente after a stay. Postmasters C T Martin Milford and Walter Joseph Beaver will attend conventions in Springville on June 14 and 15.
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