Beaver Juniors Lose to Milford in Ragged Baseball Contest
Milford Jr defeated Beaver Jr 16 to 15 at Milford last Thursday afternoon in a game highlighted by Milford’s ninth inning rally and the first Milford triple play in seasons. Meyers, Easton, and Gilbert turned a line drive to force two outs at second and first. Milford also turned two double plays while Beaver managed one. Both managers rotated players to develop outfields, with Milford’s Lawrence Easton giving many youngsters a chance.
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Milford Jr
Beaver, Jr
Milford
Beaver
Meyers
Easton
Gilbert
Midhief
Lawrence Easton
R. Murdock
Tanner
CG. Atkins
J. Williams
Baldwin
B. Murdock
Detmer
M. Baston
Lindsey
Patterson
K. Murdock
J. Atkins
Z. Murdock
TOGR
Gin Accciecces MS TS Sts Milford
Rogers
Meryersi
Coleman P
Johnson
Hutchins
Sherwood
Reston
Blackburn
Fraser
Skinner
Detmers
Coleman
Frazer
Beard
Weidner
Hollis
Patriotism and the Birthday of Our Nation
A 1982 tribute recalls Independence Day as a symbol of liberty and national unity. It honors the Fathers of the Republic, the flag, and the enduring ideals of Freedom Equality Justice and Humanity guiding Americans to celebrate Natal Day with loyalty.
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United States of America
Congress
Philadelphia
Thirteen
Colonies
John Adams
Paris
Sons of Liberty
George Washington
Atlantic Seaboard
Oceans
Fathers of the Republic
Saratoga
Yorktown
Palo Alto
Gettysburg
Manilla Bay
Chateau-Theirry
Lamb Disease Hits Cedar City Flank Larson Flock
A contagious lamb disease with frothy mouths and bloody noses appears in Ernest Larson's flock, affecting about 3000 lambs after initial cases near Cedar City. Dr. A C Johnson consulted Dr Huffmann of Salt Lake City and the Cedar City treatment is used for the Larson herd.
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Ernest Larson
Cedar City
A. C. Johnson
Huffmann
Salt Lake City
Larson
Washington County News
Card of Thanks for Support During Illness and Death
Ed Gillies and family express gratitude to friends and neighbors for kindness during the illness and death of their wife and mother. All of Utah's spring crops exceeded 90 percent of normal on June 1 per US Bureau of Agriculture statistician Frank Andrews. A reflective note comments that men reap benefits or penalties of their deeds only after time passes.
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Utah
Frank Andrews
United States Bureau of Agriculture
Beaver Boy Burned By Gasoline Torch
Jackie Miller 12, son of Jack Miller, suffered severe burns to both legs at the Miller Garage when a blow torch ignition set his clothing ablaze. He ran into the street calling for help as bystanders, including Art Meredith, extinguished the flames. He received treatment at Dr. McQuarries and is recovering.
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Jackie
Jack Miller
Miller
Art Meredith
Beryl Farmer Plants 130 Acres of Beans in District
Mr. Martin, operator of the Clark farm in the Beryl District, completed planting 130 acres of Black eyed beans last week. The initial plantings are sprouting, and he remains optimistic about his crop.
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Mr. Martin
Clark Farm
Beryl
Martin
Parowan Times
Cemetery Charter Allows Public Burial in Butler County
A Kansas cemetery charter for Butler County permits burial of the general public. The text clarifies that such burials occur one at a time.
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Butler County
Kansas
Letter Postage 3e After July 6 1932
In a recent order amending Postal Laws and Regulations the first class postage increases to 3 cents per ounce or fraction from July 6 1982. Post cards remain unchanged. Foreign rates rise and air mail becomes 8 cents per first ounce and 13 cents each additional ounce.
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Postal Service
Caution Over Civil Service Coaching Schools
The United States Civil Service Commission warns against paying for coaching courses for federal civil service exams. Schools selling such courses risk false pretenses, with a surveyor in Iowa indicted for false representation. more prosecutions are expected as few federal appointments are opened.
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United States Civil Service Commission
Commission
Iowa
Federal
Civil” Service
Pheasants Hatching Nicely in County
Pheasants are producing a second brood this season with most cocks in charge of rearing the first hatch. Close observers note hens setting again and a steady increase in young birds across the county.
Farmers praised for loan payments in intermountain states
H. S. Clarke from Washington announces Utah and intermountain farmers repay federal farm fee loans promptly. The report highlights the good example set for other regions. A separate remark notes many divorces arise from a lack of humor in men.
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Utah
H. S. Clarke
Washington, D. C
Salt Lake
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Beaver Boy
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