Relief Plea for Utah Coal County Amid Starvation Risks
A Price and Helper coalition plans to petition the Utah Coal Producers association and Governor to fund summer relief as 3,000 residents face imminent deprivation. Red Cross worker Alice Maxwell warns funding is exhausted and hunger could trigger unrest if aid is delayed.
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Beaver County
Price
Red Cross
Salt Lake City
Utah Coal Producers' Association
George Hern
Mays
Alice Maxwell
Don’t Be a Deserter Spend Your Dollars in Beaver County
A local appeal urges residents not to desert neighbors by sending money out of town. It emphasizes keeping finances circulating locally to support home businesses, lower prices, and stable community commerce during tough times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaver County
Nevada Assemblyman Seeks End to Government Trapping
State Assemblyman L. C. Branson of White Pine proposes abolishing government trapping by the biological survey to save costs and fund bounties for coyotes and bobcats. Branson argues 11 states would save millions, create 1000 new jobs per state, and shift to paid bounties with full hides sold rather than scalps.
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Biological Survey
L. C. Branson
White Pine County
Nevada
Branson
Government budget balance hides state and city waste
The piece argues that federal budget balance masks heavy burdens from state and local governments. It cites rising deficits in 1930s cities and states, outlines inefficiency and graft, and highlights examples like Virginia Georgia Maine North Carolina Milwaukee and Cincinnati where economies cut costs. It urges states and cities to emulate these savings alongside federal deficit control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Virginia
Georgia
Maine
North Carolina
Milwaukee
Cincinnati
Milford and Beaver highway project advances this summer
State and federal funds will build thirty three miles of road between Milford and Beaver this summer. The Milford Copper Co. reports eighty one thousand six hundred ninety three dollars production in the past year and first thirteen days of June show forty three thousand five hundred. A delegation of merchants and county commissioners traveled to Ely Nevada to advocate a Milford to Ely road improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milford
Beaver
Paloma Gold and Silver
Palmer Ranch
E.T. Morrison
Dave McKnight
Punk” Harrington
Ed Mueller
Lloyd Nichol
SS. Atkin
Helen Palmer
Mixes Bushnell
Ely
Nev
Heber Hanks
Hal Stephens
Harry Larsen
Tom Martin
I. L. Quirk
Griffiths
White
Importing Waste Wool: West Coast Clip to Statewide Industry
Los Angeles editor argues wool from California and the West should be graded and processed at source to reduce waste and freight costs. He envisions storage pulling and scouring facilities near origin, boosting western employment and export potential to eastern and foreign markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
California
New England
United States
Rocky Mountains
Pacific
Grasshopper War Continues With Need For More Poison Bait
The long running grasshopper battle in the Annabella and Richfield area continues with two tons of poison bait deployed on pastures and fields. Officials estimate several more tons are required immediately to curb the infestation.
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Annabella
Richfeld
Foreman admonishes Bill on contract job delay
The foreman finds Bill smoking and stalling. He orders him to quit smoking and finish the contract job or be fired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill
Romans and builders clash on the job site
A dialogue shows Bill insisting on steady progress while a foreman denies leadership on the project. The exchange reveals tension over accountability and authority amid workers discussing past efforts.
Christian Science Lesson Emphasizes Spiritual Healing
The Discoverer and Founder of Christian Science defines the religion as the law of God or universal harmony. The Sunday Lesson Sermon highlights Luke 4 18 and cites Science and Health to show mental law governs effect and clarifies man relation to God.
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Christian Science Movement
Mary Baker Eddy
Application to appropriate water from unnamed spring in Beaver County
Walter W. Cook Jr of Milford Utah filed for 0.01 c.f. per sec water from an unnamed spring in Beaver County to divert 1765 feet to supply 200 head of cattle Jan to Dec. File No L243. Protests with affidavit and $1 fee due within 30 days after publication. First published June 9 1932. Last publication July 7 1932.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Walter W. Cook, Jr
Milford
Litah
Beaver County
Geo. M. Bacon
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Portland Hoston
Washington, D
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Gevers
Union Pacefic
Rome
Uly
Tee
Toru
Goodrich
P. P
D. Garage
Milford, Utah
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