02 Mar 1933
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Newspaper
Milford News
Location
Milford, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1933
Page
1
Dr. Hendricks investigated a herd seven miles southeast of Milford where lip and leg ulceration has caused losses. Affected sheep will be moved to a farm for individual treatment and feeding until recovery. A windbreak tree effort and local notices follow, with community members listed.
Dr. W. F. Cottrell of Miami University urged canceling World War I debts in a Kiwanis talk at Oxford Ohio. He argued debt cancellation would boost foreign purchases of American goods, stabilize prosperity, and ease debtor countries' political strains. He reviewed debt origins and five possible payment methods, noting impracticalities of gold and immigration-driven service payments.
Harry Woods, long-time Why-Not Service Station man, has taken over the service department at the Motor Inn garage with W. Carlson continuing in charge of the mechanical work. Woods is an ex-service man known to Milford motorists for years of reliable car care.
Twelve member Lions and two visitors met in the Union Pacific dining room with President R E Ellingsworth presiding. Discussion focused on Buckskin Bone Hollow road linking U S 91 and 85, its potential side tracking, and a state highway bill draft. Sheriff Niels Jensen initiated the topic noting local support. Ellingsworth and Wynaught led the dialogue. The group noted a projected $70 000 plus roads budget for Beaver county’s upcoming construction season. Attending were Lions Wynaught Ellingsworth Murdock Nelson Koch Kohler Pool Williams Hubbell Harold Cline Saunders visiting Lion Jensen Beaver club and David S Williams Cokeville Wyoming club.
Rev. J. B. Webster and family of Tidgway Colorado will arrive this week to take up the pastorate of the M. E. Church. The public is invited to all services. Sunday school 10 a.m. preaching at 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m.
Society notes report Miss Dorothy Levi entertained the Chiquita club at her home Friday night. A midnight lunch honored Misses Della Kirk Erma Fotheringham Hannora Hutchins Mildred Killam Elenora Hardly Loretta Murdock and Betty Murdock with Betty Murdock winning points and Hannora Hutchins taking honors. The club then dined Sunday at the W A Miller home with a three course dinner for the same group members.
Dr. Cottrell revisited a chapel speech from Western College discussing U S war debt options. He argued against taking territory, opposed shifting debt from liberty bonds to private holders, and warned of risks to investors and taxpayers alike. The talk followed an invitation by Western College president Ralph K. Hickok.
Delta Rabbits led by Coach Joe Snow defeated Minersville 24 to 16 and Beaver cagers under Coach Pearce beat Milford 24 to 16. Both teams remain in a deadlock for the division lead as Friday’s games wrapped up.
Effective March 1 1933 David S Williams becomes owner and publisher of the Milford News Williams from Cokeville Wyoming has long published the Emery County Progress at Castle Dale Utah He arrived Tuesday to take charge and his family will join him later The retiring publisher stays in Beaver County to publish the Beaver Press The News will be better served under Williams and his resources will serve Milford and western Beaver County The current publisher expresses gratitude for Milford the business community and readers and seeks continued support to succeed in the new venture
David S Williams and Henry Stephenson arrived to work locally while Harry Russey visited from Salt Lake City. Annie J Atkin plans Oroville Calif visit after winter in Walla Walla Wach Born to Harold Baxter at Milford hospital a daughter Mrs John Ryan remains ill at her son’s home Miss Mary Lou Sallee recovering from tonsil operation last week.
Local youths are urged to limit kite flying to open areas away from power lines. A Telluride Power Company representative warns that kites near wires risk entanglement and service disruption, citing a recent incident near the Horn Silver mine. Reports of residents traveling to Cedar City and Kanarraville include J. P. Williams and Mrs. Williams with Misses Kinney and Bird, plus Wadsworth’s departure to Fillmore and a Salt Lake City crew member visiting.
Sunday night the “Chicken Dinner” candy wagon run by Mr. Sparks was robbed of roughly 85 to 90 bars. Marshal Kronholm traced candy wrappers to a vacant south town house used as a clubhouse, finding about fifty bars in a ceiling hole. No arrests yet. most suspects are known and watched.
The 1983 crop production loan regulations require a maximum 30 percent acreage reduction for cash crops. The $90 million RCFC fund supports loans, with limits of $300 per farmer beyond minimum reductions and no loans to farmers with two or more prior delinquencies. Interest remains 5 1/4 percent, notes due by Oct 31, 1983, and advances may be made in installments. Local field agents will distribute forms and assist applicants.
Miss Beni James of Black Rock spent Wednesday at the nest of Mia. Addison Bybee and Mrs. C. A. Rohn went to Salt Lake Friday and returned Sunday. Horace Palmer W C Cates and J G Weber were in Beaver last Saturday on Tax Payers League committee work. Carl Murdock leaves Sunday for Colorado for summer work. Community club meets Saturday night March 4 at the club house with F W Gospill to speak on seed potato treatment. County Agent Lew Mar Price advised ranchers on poultry flock culling to keep only the best in hard times.
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