Highest peace time tax urged by Delta Chronicle
Frank Beckwith argues the new government levy is the highest peace time tax yet imposed and will take effect immediately. He lists 3¢ postage, 2¢ on bank checks, costs on safety deposit boxes, gasoline, cosmetics, coffins, autos, tires, radios, cameras, firearms, candy, light bills, phones, and more. He says the public must pay or work it off, as relief costs rise.
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Frank Beckwith
Delta Chronicle
Jones
Jawn
You and
Assessment suspension hits Nevada minors and prospectors
James G. Schugham writes in the Nevada State Journal that a congressional bill eliminating the 1932 requirement for assessment work destroys mining employment. He argues non residents and corporations benefit while Nevada miners suffer loss of work and delayed development.
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Nevada
Congress
James G. Schugham
The
Nevada State Journal
Safe Fourth of July gives clear avoidances for water road and fire hazards
National Bureau of Casualty and Surety Underwriters offers a three day holiday safety list. It urges safe driving with checks for car condition fatigue and responsible passing practices. It tasks swimmers, fireworks users, and gun handlers to avoid injuries and seek prompt treatment for even minor wounds.
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National Bureau of Casuality and Surety
Protecting Our Forests and Wasteful Habits Critique
California officials harshly critique campers and motorists for forest destruction. A cited camper sentenced to jail until rain highlights public concern about idle fires and careless behavior. The piece warns forests as vital assets, cites billions in losses and thousands of deaths, and condemns road hogs and wasteful air tire practices.
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California
National Board of Fire
Hoover Dam Details Outline Vast Boulder Canyon Project
Nevada extension director Cecil W. Creel describes Hoover Dam plans, 1998 completion date, 115 mile reservoir, 145000 acre effected lands, and 1,000,000 horsepower output. He notes Boulder City growth, tunnels, cofferdams, and regional irrigation, power use, and population impacts on Arizona Nevada California and Utah.
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Cecil W. Creel
Nevada Extension Service
Nevada Desert
Colorado River
Boulder City
United States Reclamation Service
Black Canyon
Hoover Dam
Arigona
Nevada
Canyon Wall
Arizona
St. Thomas
California
Parker-Gila Valley
Congress
Parker Project
Parker
Mohave Valley
Needles
Cibola Valley
Yuma County
Yuma
Mesa
Imperial Valley
Boulder Canyon
Coachella Valley
Palo Verde Valley
Colorado
Las Veras
Searchlight Valley
Amargosa
Indias Springs
Pahrump
Paranugut
Great Reservoir
Damsite
Niagara Falls
N. Y
Utah
Las Vegas
Oregon
Idaho
Washington
Montana
Southwest
South Pacific Coast
Costal Plain
Owens Valley
Los Angeles
Long Beach
Pasadena
San Diego
Livestock Market Shows Encouraging Gains Across Markets
Los Angeles reports two weeks of price advances across cattle hogs and sheep with fed steers rising 69 cents to 1.00 above two weeks ago. Texas Oklahoma fed steers reach 7.50 to 7.60 while Missouri River loads sell for top levels. grain-fed cattle hold near highs since last November as California feeders finish grazing stock on supplements.
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Los Angeles
Missouri
Choice Fed
Texas
Oklahoma
Chicago
California
Divine Mind Defines Cause and Effect in Universe
The Worldview debate over material science versus Christian Science is explored in the Lesson Sermon titled Is the Universe Including Man Evolved by Atomic Force. Psalm 89:11 and a Science and Health passage affirm Mind as supreme, governing all creation.
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God
Lasson
Mary Baker Eddy
Temple of Music for Chicago 1933 Exposition
From the 1953 World’s Fair plan, Herbert Witherspoon announces a national music festival. The five month program includes massed choirs, school ensembles, symphony and chamber concerts, glee clubs, and the Eisteddfod of Wales, directed by Dr Frederick A. Stock. The music auditorium will seat 4000 with a 100 member orchestra and 800 chorus.
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Chicago
Herbert Witherspoon
Chicago Civic Opera
Frederick A. Stock
Chicago Symphony Orchestra
Livestock Market Outlook and Personal Anecdotes
The column notes potential reductions in hog slaughter and a spring recovery in prices. California barley trades around 45 to 50 cents per hundredweight as feeds stay cheap, signaling opportunity for financed producers, especially in California where pork needs outpace production. A boy named John faces tonsil surgery and asks for a pup, while a railroad crossing danger line looms and a lamb’s follower has been replaced by young bucks.
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California
Milford Town Board Tightens Water Sprinkling Rules
Notice to water users says sprinkler use will be strictly enforced. Violations are a misdemeanor with fines. Compliance hours are 7 to 9 AM and 6 to 8 PM. Milford Town Board.
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Town Board OF
Milford
Water appropriation notice from State Engineer’s Office Utah
Walter W. Cook Jr of Milford Utah filed to appropriate .01 acre foot from an unnamed Beaver County spring. Water will be diverted 176 feet to water 200 cattle from January 1 to December 31 each year. File No 11243. Protests by affidavit with $1 fee due within 30 days after publication. First June 9 1982 last July 7 1982.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Walter W. Cook, Jr
Milford
Beaver County
Geo. M. Bacon
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A. C. Saunders
Beon West
Gulf of California
Ariz
Great Costal
Temple of Music
Frederick Stock
John
Mary
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