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Newspaper
Milford News
Location
Milford, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1929
Page
4
Tintic Lead Opens More Ore at Frisco
A telegram from Tintic Lead Company manager A E Kipps on June 6 reports ore being mined from thirteen headings in the old Horn Silver near Frisco. These deposits are distinct from the historic ore body and eight prospect headings are being driven as shipments rise. Thirty six people were killed in Utah auto crashes in the first five months of 1929, per the Utah State Automobile Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Kipps
The
Tintic Lead Company
Frisco
Mr. Kipps
Utah
Utah State Automobile Association
Milford and County Officials Seek Tax Revision Meeting
George Jefferson traveled to Salt Lake City last Thursday to confer on tax revision matters. He lobbied for reform in the last legislature, but his bill failed. The town of Milford and Beaver County Commissioners were asked to be represented before the state Board of Tax Equalization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Jefferson
Salt Lake City
Jefferson
Milford
Beaver County
State Board of Tax Equalization
Former Milford Dentist Hero Predicts Mine Boom
Dr. W. G. Huckenbrod of Split Lake City, resident of Milford for fifteen years, a stockholder in Tint Tead, visited last weekend. He predicts the Horn Silver mine will soon become one of the state’s largest producers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Huckenbrod
Splt Lake City
Milford
Huckenbrod
Health Board Adopts Sanitation Rules for Beverage Sales
Utah State Board of Health approves sanitary rules for soda fountains and beverage shops. Beverages must be dispensed in sterilized or boiled water receptacles or single use paper cups, destroyed after each service. Rules take effect July 1 1929. Australian schoolboys visiting Toronto comment on beauty comparison between Australians and Americans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah State Board of Health
Chas, R. Parrish
M. D
Former Milford Residents Injured in California Crash
Word reached Milford this week that Walter Barnes and his wife, former Milford residents now in Pomona, California, were in a wreck near that city. Both suffered broken ribs and bruises, with Wilma Barnes the most severely injured from head and shoulder cuts requiring 32 stitches. The other children escaped with minor injuries. the family is recovering. A mental expert notes little difference between sane and insane, echoing the notion that being found out makes the big difference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milford
Walter Barnes
Pomona
California
British educators fear talkies harm British accents
The article notes teachers worry American films could affect British speech but claims no one can reliably hear the dropped h sound in talkies. It also reports the Duke of Portland rejecting a 145000 offer for the Portland glass vase, joking that they’d sell it to avoid it breaking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duke of Portland
England
Portsmouth High Girls Start First Stockingles
In Portsmouth Ohio the high school girls started the first stockings of the year. The note suggests vera as one innovation that ought to ywcne father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portsmouth
Ohio
Vera
Night time jobs shift from grandma to silkworm labor
Narrative notes a grandma relinquishing home knitting as girls reject stockings. The silkworm replaces her work while a man spends his wages gambling, illustrating changing social roles and economic habits without direct moralization.
Remark on chorus girls' understanding vs wives
A wry remark questions whether chorus girls grasp men better than their wives, suggesting a disconnect in understanding within marriage.
Amber signals mirror fleeting politician popularity
The opinion of politicians shifts quickly as public mood changes. In modern times popularity fades much like an amber traffic signal, illustrating how public approval rises and falls with events and rhetoric.
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