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Newspaper
Milford News
Location
Milford, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1931
Page
4
Subscription A. C. Saunders Clifford H. Cook Wilma Cook published Thursday. Entered in Milford post office as second class mail matter under the Act of Congress of March 3 187?. Publisher and Manager Editor.
Milford earns state praise for clean water wells maintained by the town board and Theodore Kronholm. Citizens cooperate on garbage disposal and disease prevention while the Lions built and staff the approved swimming pool.
South Milford reports residents upset over tin cans dumped along the alfalfa flat road they helped build. The nuisance mars the drive valued by Milford motorists, prompting renewed local pressure to curb littering and restore the approach’s appeal.
Firemen urge procurement of a city telephone for the fire house after months of asking. They accuse trustees and a civic group of delaying, forcing volunteers to waste time detouring to the phone office for fire location details.
County News reports visits by Mx Morrell Hunter and Mrs Morrell and two children from Shelley Idaho along with Lucille Hanks. Urban Limb and his son Wallace travel from Buck Horn. Roy Stewart, Mr. Buchanan and his sons visit from nearby areas. Dan Traquilla returns after herding sheep. Families motor to Milford and Santaquin for visits and shopping while wood is hauled locally. Gordon Blackburn's illness prompts a Salt Lake City trip. Other locals host and travel to St George Beav er Canyon and Big Springs Nevada. A new son is born to Mr and Mrs Fred Watts on June 13.
Mrs Watte once Miss Vile Carter attended a 4 H club meeting with Miss Davidson from Extension and Lew Mar Price of Beaver. A LaVar Tisaseson band concert in the park followed by a married men versus single men baseball game. Mr and Mrs Lorin Thompson of Eureka visit with Mrs Thompsons father George LeFevre. Mrs Sarah RB Gillins visits Salt Lake City.
The South Milford community laments vandals dumping rubbish along the road built by residents. Mrs. C. A. Rohn visited Salt Lake, while Mrs. Reuben Jones stayed with friends in Reed. Henry Kinzel of Long Beach, Calif. praised South Milford’s pumping district and agriculture during a Utah trip, and a chimney fire at Dr. Bybee ranch caused minor damage. Turkeys attract buyers at nearby ranches, and County Agent Lew Mar Price visited the flat.
Utah faces serious Bangs disease losses affecting calves milk and cattle value. Because drugs and vaccines are ineffective the plan emphasizes sanitation and the agglutination blood test. The Utah Experiment Station Circular 94 by D E Madsen and W H Hendricks outlines three control plans and offers a cooperative agreement for cattle owners in Utah to join the effort and receive free copies by mail.
Milford State Bank seeks sale of Lot 1, Block 20, Amended Plat B Milford Townsite, Beaver County, Utah, at sheriff’s sale on June 27 1931 at noon at Beaver County Courthouse front door. Neils Jensen sheriff. Cline and Cline attorneys. First publication June 4 1931. Last publication June 25 1941. The poem recounts pioneer history in Beaver County by George A English from Riverside California.
Nature Magazine urges readers to act as responsible stewards during dry spells. It highlights head‑level forest care, smoking safety, proper trash disposal, and thorough campfire water dousing to prevent fires and protect ecosystems.
A poem extols Brigham as a prophet who led pioneers to erect a temple marked by stone and toil. It honors early builders who labored without hirelings, praising faith, endurance, and devotion to Joseph Smith. It posits lasting praise through sacred memory and shared gospel.
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