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Newspaper
Milford News
Location
Milford, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1928
Page
4
Milford Utah weekly newspaper notice listing editor Lee C Brown and annual subscription price 32 dollars in advance. It records post office entry as Milford Utah second class mail matter under the 1879 act.
Decks cleared for action as seven candidates shied their federal in the ring for the Republican nomination for governor with two more likely prospects. The senatorial race remains uncertain with several aspirants for King's toga while Democrats have made few moves. Both state and national campaigns promise interest this year.
The Milford American Legion sponsors a large Fourth of July event in Minersville and Milford. Officials say profits aren’t the primary aim, but funds will support Milford beautification and civic projects including a city park. The post emphasizes civic value and urges community support.
The passage argues that a town need not have gold or oil to attract prosperity. By broadcasting virtues such as good wages, business opportunities, and favorable living conditions, community advertising draws people and investment. World attention follows a town that offers desirable living and economic prospects.
A satirical opinion argues that local editors distort truth to protect community pride. It likens editors to preachers, claiming they soften or alter facts about troubled youths, frugal townsfolk, gossip, and visiting the sick to spare readers from offense. The piece ends with a wry nod to enduring life values.
The Social Hour Club gathered Thursday at the Club House with Mrs. Abe Heslington. Members voted to pair two hostesses per session due to growing membership, and planned an annual picnic on July 1 in Minersville Canyon with a family dinner at one o clock. Mrs. Addison Bybee spoke on Infant Feeding and Disease Prevention, stressing motherly care and nutrition, noting vitamins come from common foods. Additional notes include upcoming July 19 meeting with Mesdames Hickman and Hanchett to plan the Flower Show.
Zion National Park reports 10 089 visitors through June 25 representing 31 states DC Hawaii three Canadian provinces Sweden and South Africa nearly doubling last year. Private autos carry 9499 visitors in 2840 cars with 590 by stage from Cedar City. Roads to Zion Bryce Canyon Cedar Breaks Kaibab and Grand Canyon North Rim are in good condition.
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