Snow College to Transfer From Church to State Control
The Manti Messenger reports Southern Utah Snow college will cease church affiliation on July 7 and become state property under the central state board of education. Founded in 1888 as Sanpete Stake Academy, it later became Snow Academy in 1901 in honor of Lorenzo Snow. Alma Greenwood led the first faculty with Carrie Henry Payne. Greenwood later yielded the role to George Christensen, current judge of the Seventh Judicial District.
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Central
State Board of Education
Manti Messenger
Sanpete Stake
Kanute Peterson
Henry Beal
John B. Maiden
Ephraim
Sanpete Stake Academy
Snow Academy
Lorenzo Snow
Alma Greenwood
Cedar Man Loses Arm in Train Fall Near Caliente Nevada
Herbert Fretwell, 38, of Cedar, was seriously injured early Saturday when he fell from a passenger train 12 miles north of Caliente. His left arm was severed near the shoulder and he suffered a head bump and bruises. He was riding the rods from Lund to Las Vegas, may have slept and fallen beneath the train. he was found by a following train at 7 am and taken to Caliente.
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Herbert Fretwell
Caliente
Nevada
Fretwell
Cedar
Lund
Las Vegas
Jack Root
Cedar City
Iron County Record
Fall From Bryce Canyon Cliff Injures Cedar Girl
Miss Ann Cox daughter of Mr and Mrs E R Cox nurse at Iron County Hospital sustained three pelvis fractures and a broken arm after slipping near Point Supreme in Bryce Canyon National Park She lay in the canyon for hours before rescue and was taken to Cedar City for surgery The hospital reports she is rapidly improving but requires bed rest for some time.
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Ann Cox
E. R. Cox
Iron County Hospital
Bryce Canyon National Park
Miss Cox
Utah
Point Supreme
Cox
Cedar City
Tron County
Utah alfalfa hay condition below ten year average
June 1 report shows Utah alfalfa hay at 6 percent below the ten year average due to cold weather and alfalfa weevil. Uncertain second and third crops may not compensate for prior drought losses. Carry‑over hay is estimated at 2 percent of last year’s production, signaling a need to conserve for next winter.
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Utah
S. R. Boswell
Agricultural Statistician
Salt Lake City
Blind Utah writer wins gold essay
John E. Woodbury, a blind writer from St. George Utah, won the Goldfield contest for the most meritorious manuscript with "Taking a Chance" in the weekly Romance of Gold series. Ray D. Harris presented the award during a daily broadcast promoting mining interests and Goldfield Deep Mines of Nevada.
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John E. Woodbury
St. George
Utah
Ray D. Harris
Goldfield Deep Mines Company of
Nevada
Richfield Man Drowns at Fish Lake
Percival E Jorgensen a Richfield cattle dealer and World War veteran drowned on opening fishing day at Fish Lake after a capsized boat incident. Physicians said death likely from shock or heart attack due to exertion. Eyewitnesses noted his collar remained dry as he tried to reach shore accompanied by Casten Olsen and Harold Ence.
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Percieval E. Jorgensen
Richfield
Fish Lake
Jorgensen
Casten Olsen
Salt Lake City
Harold Ence
Richfield Reaper
Gunshot wound fatal to young Parowan man
Mark Jackson age 22 son of Mr and Mrs Hubert Jackson of Parowan died early Wednesday from a gunshot wound suffered Sunday afternoon. He was at a sheep herd near Parowan canyon with Claude Pendleton and Oliver Phillips when the 38 calibre revolver slipped, struck a rock, discharged, and wounded him. He died at his aunt's home in Cedar City after remaining conscious until Tuesday night.
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Mark Jackson
Hubert Jackson
Parowan
Mother Holyoak
Cedar City
Mark
Claude Pendleton
Oliver Phillips
Callente
Nevada
Parowan Canyon
Iron County Record
Weed Eradication Solution Burns Gunnison Man
Leslie Kidman a Gunnison bishop suffered extensive third degree burns to his lower body after weed killing solution on his clothing ignited. Co workers Frischknecht and Kjar aided, tearing off burning clothes to prevent worse injuries. The dry calcium chloride carbonate form is cited as dangerous and more prone to ignition.
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Leslie Kidman
Gunnison
Clarion
Mr. Kidman
Clinton Kjar
Frischknecht
Kjar
Kidman
Jury awards six thousand to widow in Pickwick case
Mrs Pauline Schneider received a $6000 judgment from a Millard County District Court jury after a 27 hour trial. She sought $30000 damages from Pickwick Stages Inc claiming their vehicle caused the death of her husband Theodore Schneider in a collision near Kanosh last summer. Attorneys for both sides are listed.
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Pauline Schneider
District Court
Plaintif
Pickwick Stages Inc
Theodore Schneider
Pickwick Stage
Kanosh
H. A. Rich
Carlos Badger
Salt Lake
Sam Cline
Grover A. Giles
Willard Hanson
E. Vance Wilson
Mr. Heyford
Millard County Progress
Cedar City Lamb Boasts Of Two Heads
Two headed lamb found in Cedar City in the flock of Rulon S. Wood. The freak has two necks two tails and two hearts and lungs with a single body. Mounted by E. H. Cantrell the specimen shocked local livestock men as the strangest animal they have seen.
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Rulon S. Wood
Cedar City
Wood
Uncle Sam
E. H. Cantrell
Residents seek fee waiver during summer inactivity
In camp settings many residents requested cancellation of the £2 fee arguing they cannot pay it and must provide food for themselves and dependents during the expected idle summer period.
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Ing
Nephi Youth Struck By Bullet From Neighbor's Rifle
Nephi Times reports 14 year old Dean Phillips was hit by a 30 40 Krag rifle bullet fired accidentally by neighbor Angus Haynes while cleaning the gun. The impact caused a deep forehead wound. seven stitches were needed. He recovered at home with no lasting ill effects.
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Dean Phillips
George C. Phillips
Angus Haynes
Young Phillips
F. H. Beckstean
Nephi Times
Ruling on Fishing License Fees Denies Free Remission
Newell B. Cook state fish and game commissioner states no provision allows remitting fishing license fees. He notes hundreds request fee waivers due to unemployment. He emphasizes that licenses must be paid and there is no complimentary or remitted option.
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Milford
Newell B. Cook
Mr. Cook
Dance mix up at a deaf and dumb organization
A young man visiting a dance held by a deaf and dumb group follows a friend’s tip to approach a woman with a broad smile and extended arm. He dances with her, plans another dance, but a rival interrupts and the woman coolly says she will dance with him once she can rid herself of the deaf and dumb idiot.
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Ruth
For Sale Bargains on Farms and Homes
For sale 40 acres fenced with well and pump, cleared and plowed at 35 dollars per acre with terms to suit. Also 240 acres in any size tracts at 25 dollars per acre, shoke pump lands with terms. Of 240 acres, 160 in certified grain, 80 acres with 20 cleared and plowed, house, well, and small pump at 65 dollars per acre. Seed crop this year will pay for farm. Real bargains in homes. Pay like rent.
Parowan Area Shakes From Saturday Earthquake
An earthquake at about 2 p.m. Saturday rattled windows and dishes in Parowan area and was felt on nearby farms west of town. No damage was reported.
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Parowan
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