Milford News Subscription Price Announcement
The Milford News announces a subscription rate of 2.00 dollars per year for first class publication service. The paper is entered in Milford Utah as second class mail matter under the 1879 act.
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Newspaper
Milford News
Location
Milford, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1932
Page
4
The Milford News announces a subscription rate of 2.00 dollars per year for first class publication service. The paper is entered in Milford Utah as second class mail matter under the 1879 act.
The piece records prohibition talk as a topic of conversation and notes visiting stars Wallace Berry and his wife arriving at Fish Lake for a Utah fishing season. It mentions Moonshine exposure, mountain trout fishing, Puffer Lake road status, and a humorous typographical error anecdote from Winslow. It ends with a quip about breeding and law.
A Christian Science Lesson Sermon titled Real Mission of Jesus Explained highlights God as preserver of man. It cites Psalm 107 20 promising healing and deliverance and quotes Mary Baker Eddy on Jesus as revealing the science of celestial being and proving God’s power over sin sickness and death.
Truck gardeners of Hurricane Toquerville and Santa Clara sign contracts with the Utah Fruit and Vegetable Growers Association to market carrots. LaVerkin growers form a cooperative as others did to contract their produce. About 40 000 dozen graded carrot bunches are expected to ship in four to five weeks, first to Salt Lake City then in carload lots to other states from Cedar City. A special label will unify the product.
A tentative notice indicates crates bearing the Utah organization’s name will include credit to each represented locality. The plan is being readied for posting in the Iron County Record.
W. G. Hiness and Glenn James traveling deputies in the Iver Ajax state auditor’s office audit state equities in nine southern Utah counties this week. County auditors are asked to have justice of the peace accounts ready to trace payments of fines or forfeitures the state is financially interested in. Sanpete and Juab have already been audited this year. The deputies will visit Millard Beaver Iron Washington Kane Garfield Sevier and Wayne counties.
The plan groups 10000 men into a formal union named Caesar's Exchange. Upon organizing they would issue 1000 glass coins to each member, declaring each coin equal to one silver dollar. Members would trade among themselves and with outsiders attracted by the initiative to “see the point.”
Two cars collided near the divide in Clear Creek canyon on Tuesday. Mr Judd drove one car with his wife and sister in law en route from California to Kenilworth. Ranger C. H. McDonald and relatives occupied the other vehicle returning from Beaver. All escaped with minor injuries except the ranger who likely suffered fractured ribs. Both cars sustained heavy damage.
McDonald party noticed a missing tent and retraced their route, turning back to search when they collided with the Judd car just this side of the divide near Richfield Reaper.
Notice lists a sheriff sale of real property in Beaver County Utah to be held June 20 1992 at noon at the county courthouse front door. Property described as north half of southeast quarter Section 29 Township 29 South Range 11 West Salt Lake Meridian. Names include Sam Cline George Jefferson plaintiff and defendants Sarah Gardner J Eugene Hickman Milford State Bank. First and last publications in 1932. Also water users notice for Walter W Cook Jr applying for 0.01 cubic foot per second from an unnamed spring in Beaver County with a 30 day protest period ending July 7 1932.
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