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Newspaper

Milford News

Location

Milford, Utah, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1928

Page

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St George Editor Attacks Route Tricks Hurt Tourism

The St George editor condemns Salt Lake Citys routing tactics that divert westbound tourists through Nevada via the Victory and Lincoln Highways. Washington County reports a tourist decline, noting Zion Park and Bryce Canyon offer superior appeals. County roads improve with 23000 dollars spent, urging Utah focus over northern Nevada.

Salt Lake City Nevada Victory Lincoln St. George Salt Lake Washington County Beaver Utah Zion Park Cedar Breaks Bryce Canyon Grand Canyon Kaibab Forest Road Commission Washington County News Uiaho Los Angeles California

Town Board approves bills and defers paving plans

The town board’s last meeting was routine. Bills totaling 649.04 were approved and paid, with 287.00 for a booster pump from Fairbanks Morse. Reports on sewer surveys were presented, and action on paving or a new Main street lighting system was deferred pending legal proceedings.

Fairbanks-Morse Company

Beaver Paper in New Dress

Editor A. C. Saunders changes the Beaver City Press to The Beaver Press. The masthead is redesigned with a smaller Old English style, yielding a more attractive front page and freeing space from the former large cut.

A. C. Saunders Beaver Newspaper Beaver City Press Beaver Press

Why It Pays to Shop in Milford

Advert mentions Cline's Golden Rule Store sale as the standout in this Milford issue. It praises local merchants for value received, contrasts weekend Salt Lake shopping as uneconomical, and claims Milford purchases support civic taxes, rents, and wages for local clerks.

Milford Cline Golden Rule Salt Lake

Set Ten Mills as New School Levy

The County Board of Education set the school levy for the coming year at ten mills, down one mill from last year. The levy has steadily fallen from a peak around 19.8 mills in 1924, with Milford's former high of 21 mills noted. The tax reduction over four years eased conditions for Beaver County sheepmen and followed the retirement of school bonds linked to a building program.

County Board of Education Milford Beaver County

Mrs. Buchanan Dies After Long Milford Residency

Mrs. Buchanan, longtime Milford resident and active in social and public life, died and was set for burial in Provo after a June 11 telegram notified of her passing. Her husband and son Eugene plan to return to Milford within a week as friends statewide express sympathy and send flowers.

Buchanan Milford Provo Continental Limited Eugene

Golf Club Plans For Milford Golf Course

Milford residents anticipate a new golf course linked to the Athletic Club after a tennis court upgrade. A Union Pacific representative may consult the Lions Club on backing, as fifteen men already seek golf club membership.

Milford Union Pacific Lions Club

Mrs Carter Honored At Bundle Shower Event

Mrs Chas Miller entertained last Friday evening honoring Mrs Leslie Carter with a bundle shower. The feature of the evening was a 500 game. Guests included Mesdames Wi Nichols Arthur Kay Ervin Campbell Sam Hickman John Weston Willis Rogers Frank Goff and the guest of honor. Refreshments were served.

Chas, Miller Leslie Carter Mesdames Wi, Nichols Arthur Kay Ervin Campbell Sam Hickman John Weston Willis Rogers Frank Goff

Mrs Johansen III Improves at Milford Hospital

Mrs Tom Johansen is confined to Milford Hospital with serious illness but is rapidly recovering and expected to return home soon. Miss Reip will return from vacation Sunday, and Mrs Sutton takes her place at Milford Beauty Parlor.

Tom Johansen Milford Hospital Miss Reip Milford Mrs. Sutton

Put On The Dog At Local Garage

Nichols and Zabriskie garage received a facelift last week with a new front from Vico oil collaboration. A colorful Pikes-Peak Ocean-to-Ocean Highway sign now graces the facade along with two larger front windows, bright colors over the door, and miles distances to eastern and western towns. The improvement enhances Milford's Main street appearance.

Nichols and Zabriskie Vico Oil Vico Milford

Plans for South Milford Community Fair Nears Completion

South Milford works on plans for a September fair at the Club House with a General Fair Committee listing chairmen and sub committees. The comprehensive outline covers Household Arts Arts and Crafts Refreshments Livestock Field Products Garden Poultry Sports Entertainment Confectionery and more and reserves space for additional sub committees.

South Milford South Milford Club Margaret Cates Chas. Baxter Household Arts Haskell Patterson Heslington J. G. Weber McKnight Arts and Crafts Gladys Gospill Cates Thomas Hanchette Smith Stanley Walter Cook Weis Walter Weber Hickman Gospill Griffiths Dr. Bybee James Rollins Howard Gospill Dr. Parrish Wm. Denny Dr. Hopkins Eldon Cates Frank Williams Ivan McKnight Mr. Hendrickson James Griffiths Frank Gospill W. ©. Cates C. G

Short visit with parents ends in California study plans

Mr and Mrs Fred Cottrell of Salt Lake City stayed here from Thursday to Monday visiting the Cottrells and then traveled to Burlingame California near Berkeley. Mr Cottrell will study at UC summer school while Stuart Hanson recent Westminster College graduate will also work at the university.

Fred Cottrell Salt Lake City W. F. Cottrell Burlingame California Berkeley Cottrell University of California Stuart Hanson Westminister College

Miner interests draw Dr. Hunt to Milford Hotel

Dr. FE. A. Hunt has stayed a few days at the Milford Hotel to study local mines near the area, signaling active scientific and economic interest in the district.

FE. A. Hunt Milford Hotel

Local Men Aid In Starting New Cedar City Club

E A Bailey W M Burns and Leo Horton traveled to Cedar City to help form the Cedar City Athletic Club for Union Pacific employees. R R Smith led the meeting. A lively turnout formed a club of over fifty members with plans for a tennis court an athletic field and track as membership grows.

E. A. Bailey W. M. Burns Leo Horton Cedar City Cedar City Bunch

Noted writer Margery Wilson speaks to B P W Club

The B P W club met at Hotel Atkin with President Mrs A J Atkin presiding. Margery Wilson, noted writer and speaker, addressed the group, detailing her experiences with major actors, her KHJ radio talks, and upcoming book Charm. Attending guests included Mrs Dr Parrish Mrs Susie Smith and Miss Virginia Parrish of Centerville.

B. P. W. Club Hotel Atkin A. J. Atkin Erma Gillies Grace Jefferson Ogden Utah Lena M. Phillips Mrs. Atkin Miss Wilson Mary Pickford Norma Talmadge Constance Talmadge Lillian Gish William S. Hart Douglas Fairbanks Railia KHJ Los Angeles Margery Wilson Otto Meek Dr. Parrish Susie Smith Virginia Parrish Centerville

A Nice Gift From Lea Clay to News Office

Lea Clay visited the News office recently and presented a dandy ash-tray or paper weight shaped like a tiny Firestone Balloon tire. It is an attractive desk piece that is both pretty and practical. If it were larger they might fit it on one wheel of their old bus.

Lea Clay

Additional paving considered for Milford Main Street

Milford paving plans face a new option to extend Main Street beyond the Methodist church northward. Property owners in the next four blocks push for pavement to edge of town, with an improvement district possible and bids to run while downtown paving proceeds. Estimated cost about four dollars per front foot, payable over five to ten years.

Milford Main Street

Route debate over Garfield county western highway

Garfield and Beaver counties dispute the best path for a future westward highway. Panguitch, Milford, Parowan, Paragonah, and Parowan Times weigh southern versus Little Creek route options. Local papers and residents urge active effort to route traffic toward Garfield County, with W. W. Houton championing the western side.

Garfield County Arrowhead Buckskin Flats Panguitch Parowan Little Creek Milford Beaver County The Parowan Times Little Creek Peak Little Creek Canyon Beaver W. W. Houton Garfield County News Parovan Paragonah Cellar City

Heaton Family Leaves for San Diego to Teach Arizona School

Mr and Mrs T G Heaton bid Milford goodbye early this week and depart for San Diego California to spend the summer. They will join the St Johns Arizona high school faculty for the coming year. Mr Howton has led Mify High School for two years. Friends here regret their departure.

T. GC. Heaton Milford San Diego California St. Johns, Arizons Howton Mify

Minersville and Milford Plan Joint Fourth of July Fest

Milford Post Number 16 American Legion votes to sponsor a Fourth of July celebration split between Milford and Minersville. Morning Milford children’s events and sports, afternoon Minersville events, shade favored Minersville, then fireworks from Hanging Rock and a boxing bout followed by a dance. Legion leaders urge Lions club and Boy Scouts support. Minersville vets handle arrangements. Milford Lions Club and Legion members oversee Milford events.

Milford Américain Legion Minersville Hanging Rock Legion R. Parrish Lions Club The Legion Post

Lions Start the Milford Club's New Year Milestones

L C Clay became Mil ford Lions Club president replacing Jos R Murdock at a luncheon in Milford Hotel. Reappointments set committee work with Murdock on bonds and Chansler on aviation. Guests included W L Farr Chief Assistant Attorney General and Harold Cline, brother of local residents.

L. C. Clay Milford Lions Club Jos. R. Murdock Milford Hotel George Jefferson Clay Murdock Chansler W. L. Farr Harold Cline Sam al Cline

Los Angeles Awarded L A U L Track Meet

The L A U L Track and Field Meet will be held in Los Angeles on July 22. Milford explored a bid but will defer to next year hoping for better facilities to stage the large event.

Los Angeles L. A U. L Milford

Short-Handed Work At High Pressure

The editors loose a weakened editor and printers take up the slack as doctors Parrish and Kohler render him hors de combat. Roy Howell handles the rest with limited help while others aid in gathering town news during a tough week.

Parrish Kohler Roy Howell

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SOUTH Golf Bug Mrs. Carter Mrs. Johansen III LIONS
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