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Newspaper
Milford News
Location
Milford, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1939
Page
4
A public health notice urges homeowners to mow weeds and dry, moist areas to reduce disease-carrying insects. It argues rapid weed removal lowers mosquito and fly populations, protecting community health as summer approaches. It also notes shifts in US foreign trade, with demand moving from farm products to armament materials, signaling changing economic trends.
A Los Angeles Union Stock Yards leader advocates boosting California hog production to diversify farming and improve marketing. He cites ample feed, strong pork demand from outside California, and argues for adding brood sows rather than building large grain feeding operations. Livestock is presented as a stable outlet for grain farmers amid varying market fortunes.
The Milford Christian Science Society will hold a Sunday service on June 18 addressing the question of whether the universe and man evolved by atomic force. The lesson includes a Golden Text from Corinthians, Jeremiah’s verse, and passages from Science and Health by Mary Baker Eddy asserting divine power over matter and the healing authority of spiritual law.
The Firmage Theatre screens two films Friday and Saturday. Child Story stars Michael Whalen Desaglas Powly Dean Rogers and Chick Chandler as a reporter and news photographer aiding a girl in a contest for the loneliest girl in New York. Sharpshooters features Brian Donlevy Lynn Bari Wally Vernon John King and Douglas Dumbride with Donlevy as a tense cameraman and Vernon as a sound man. They outwit police as a mythic European nation aims to block their photos from release.
Minersville names prominent locals visiting or relocating including Honey Gillins Mack Gillins and families, Clarence Gitlins, Stormin Carter, Clara White, Dennis White of Beaver, and Elder Elgon Jackson speaking at sacrament meeting. Residents travel to Springville for summer school, Cedar City visits, and Salt Lake City events. Eva Stoddard returns home after St George trip. Effie Marshall and others join Vida Fox Clawson tour to San Francisco for the World's Fair and Utah Day on June 14.
Lucile Estes leads W E Community Church with pastor and youth council. Week begins June 18 includes church school at 10, worship at 11 with sermon Wisdom from Proverbs, youth council at 7 with Ray Martyne, camp service at 7 15 am Tuesday, vasion short talk What We May Believe Concerning the Christ, mid week study at 7 20, Wednesday Let the Dead Bury Their Dead. Youth plan three act play A Family Disturbances to be presented June 30.
The week features chapter nine of The Spiders Web and the romance Made for Each Other starring Carol Lombard and James Stewart. Also shown are Dark Rapture at the Firmage and King of Chinatown at the Primate with supporting acts, news reels, and shorts.
A clipped exchange between a boarding-house landlady and Mr Simpkins reveals frigid humor over a trivial dispute centered on an egg. The passage echoes nostalgic lines about childhood songs and the memory of a front gate creaking in the wind.
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