05 Mar 1936
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Newspaper
Milford News
Location
Milford, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1936
Page
1
Fragmentary text references rumination and dreams in Tennessee with scattered lines about bow quotes and a bot shot, hinting at a reflective, circular discussion interrupted by sporadic action. The excerpt remains unclear on concrete events or figures.
A transferred officer, Lt. W. H. Morris, arrives at the local camp from Pannes Nevada and is welcomed by camp staff. The piece also highlights Milford residents, Mr. Hobbs, and the Milford Prospectors association with membe r ship details and a poetic tribute to prospectors.
Milford District of Grazing CCC camp No. GH reports 10 008 mina spent on projects with only two days lost to weather. By November 4 full camp activities included camp completion and enrollees released to Project Superintendent Kovh for duty. several bridges reservoirs and water lines advanced. Erosion control and survey work completed with substantial earth and rock excavation and pipeline progress.
Milford Lions Club on Wednesday opposed daylight saving measures after discussion spurred by Ogden Chamber of Commerce junior division. Members cited railroad and regional business impacts, directing the secretary to inform the association and consider private development of adjoining properties.
A new deep water well on Joseph P. Hallon property south of Milford began Friday extraction of high quality water from a low strain below 159 feet. H. L. Hall started drilling Tuesday and found water levels between perforated pipe sections while easing off above the level in line with permit conditions. The success indicates continued use of present pump systems rather than turbines.
Mr and Mrs Stat Tanner and Kirk visit Mr and Mrs Eb Tanner in Denver. The trip includes plans to enter a local school and join community activities during their stay.
Boy Scouts announce a Major Bowes style show at Milford High School auditorium on March 7. Vernon Beard and Jay Jeffers lead a fundraiser with a 2 cent admission for an evening of entertainment, while Scouts pursue advancement and camping gear projects under C. G. Brubaker’s guidance.
George Litchfield Milford town board member and Robert Sherwood ex FERA official left Milford to visit Salt Lake City for WPA project information. They traveled from Provo to Salt Lake interviewing WPA state headquarters the state road commission and the district parking plans architect. They will report at this week's town board meeting.
Miss Lois Altman daughter of Mr and Mrs J Altman leaves for Salt Lake City then proceeds to Denver to enter a business school for a few days visit and study plans.
Mrs. Freda Outzen, Milford librarian, announces February additions to the library. Titles include It Can’t Happen Here and North to the Orient, with works by Sinclair Lewis Henry Mencken Alsie Morrow Lindberg and others. Continued on fast page.
Moody speaks on a one week effort for PWA projects with designations for future Glencup day action. Hollis from the state department of vocational education notes training in a high school. A talk by Malfari and others is sent to President La Map Witten for review by town officials.
The Milford M Men's basketball team travels to Salt Lake City to compete in the annual interstake meet. Teams from California and Texas join western champions in a regional tournament held near Desh tunes and Santa Ana.
About 120 men enlisted in February at the Salt Lake City recruiting office with 106 joining the first unit. Twenty had prior service. many enlisted to pursue education. Colonel William C Webb says March recruiting will continue with vacancies at Fort Cosaras in California and infantry, coast artillery, and medical departments in the Philippines.
The fragmentary text mentions a mystic forge of Ranah and a prize of triumph tied to a mill district, with references to a legendary winner in a convoluted historical arc. The excerpt hints at fealty to a governance and a festival or contest judged by a council.
A Yuma bound auto carrying Julie Johnston and Richard Johnston collided with a Pacific Electric interurban at the Ocean to Ocean crossing in Bloomington at 12:30 am. Mrs C W Johnston 28 Los Angeles suffered head and facial injuries. Joseph Jillson 24 LA had a severe head laceration. Laurel Johnston 18 and Richard Johnston escaped unharmed. The crash occurred as Johnston slowed on slick pavement and violated a wig wag signal. Continued on last page.
Plans by Union Pacific to rebuild a mining recreation and lounging lodge on the north rim of the Grand Canyon were submitted to the National Park Service for approval. The $250000 project would recreate the lodge last opened in 1928 after a fire and include a dining hall terrace and entertainment spaces with a large central plaza.
Walter F. Hobbs leads a two week mining class in a high school setting focusing on minerals and formations. Participants gain practical data and mining law insights as field trips, and Hobbs’ work with the American Prospectors Association supports western mineral development and Utah resources.
A long storm drenched Verdiret city with rain and snow this week, delivering 29 inches of precipitation including 0.8 inches of snow. The Rocky Ford reservoir should fill, boosting irrigation for Minersville area. Merelunt valley snow measures five feet and seven feet at Puftes lake, with Otterlak lodge buried.
An increase of seven percent in the U S cattle population is noted compared with five years ago. The report highlights that many cattle were slaughtered under the drought relief program while the total head remains high, signaling growing importance of the cattle business in the country.
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