09 Mar 1933
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Newspaper
Milford News
Location
Milford, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1933
Page
1
Beaver county farmers report early hatched pullets yield higher fall eggs and profits. March or April hatches resist disease better, with heavier breeds taking longer to production. Start chicks early and keep them thriving for high priced eggs and best market returns.
Fall pastures can be improved by sowing sweet clover with grain in spring or early summer. In moisture, it stays green long after permanent pasture yields decline, and roots aid soil humus. First year clover harms grain little, aiding binding. Beaver county farmers should plan rotations now to expand family food and seed production, with emphasis on dairying and seed production for cows and poultry. Breaking alfalfa acres yielding low returns into better crops is advised when moisture allows.
The Reverend Joyce B. Webster and his wife and two sons arrived Friday from Ridgeway Colorado and occupy the parsonage of the Community Methodist Episcopal church. Mr Webster recently accepted the local pastorate and has pastored in Ridgeway Atwood and Kingsburg Colorado. He studied at Iliff School of Theology earning a master's degree in theology last June. He projects strong character and a western outlook likely to win favor with church and community.
Franklin D Roosevelt era tone notes milford bank keeps calm as bank holidays pause withdrawals. Governor Blood extends state holiday aligning with national moratoriums. Milford State Bank stands strong as Beaver Millard Iron counties’ sole resilient institution, praised for prudent management and cautious recovery outlook.
The Minersville school faculties launched a six week adult education program three weeks ago. Four Thursday night classes run from 7 to 9 with a one hour recreation period led by Miss White. Courses include home decorating by Miss Carlsen and Miss Pletcher, agriculture by Mr. Graff, mathematics by Mr. Worthen and Mr. Pearson, and English by Miss Price.
P. S. Worthen principal of Minersville grade school and Oliver Graff agriculture teacher visited Milford Wednesday afternoon last week with Mrs Worthen and Mrs Graff and their children Jeannine Worthen and Carol Jean Graff.
Winter quarter honors list nine students on the A roll include Kilian Patterson of Beaver, a Beaver County High School graduate and B A C sophomore. Beaver county students on the B A roll include Morris Buchanan Erwin Hardy Ruby Hardy Garland Hollingshead Helen Kinney Beth Lowe and Zola White.
The Beaver County Democratic committee at a special meeting last Wednesday endorsed W. C. Cates Milford for the state utilities commission E West for the industrial commission J Garn an airways engineer J N Hinckley collector of internal revenue and Austin B Smith for the securities commission All four of the latter names are from Salt Lake City Utah.
Milford M Men beat Minersville M Men 91 to 29 in an exhibition game on Saturday night as fans witnessed a close first half and a decisive Milford run. The Minersville lineup featured former Utah champions and national contenders while Milford showcased players from the area. A later note reports Beaver County school board postponed its meeting to inspect local schools and discuss a potential budget cut of about 25 000 for 1993 34.
The Milford ward invites all town residents to a free community reunion with a 3:00 to 5:00 children’s party for under 14, dancing and refreshments, followed by a 7:30 program directed by Mr Hand and others, then dancing 9:00 to 12:00. Luncheon provided during both activities.
Milford and Delta high schools closed the league schedule in a top-spot tie with Milford routing Hinckley 25 12 at Hinckley and Delta defeating Millard Fillmore on their floor. A Cedar City state tournament qualifier looms Wednesday night amid high anticipation. Milford beat Minersville 27 24 in a close local game as Foster Morris hit key long shots to spark the comeback. Box scores for the three games follow.
Three young offenders were apprehended by Marshal Kronholm for tampering with post office boxes. They were taken before County Attorney Harold Cline Wednesday for evidence review, with further action held in advisement until Thursday.
A meeting of about 24 former service men at Milford library on March 4 established a permanent service club. Sponsored by Escalante Post VFW and Milford Post American Legion, the group aims to aid veteran welfare and legislation, especially hospitals and disabled veterans relief.
A 20 gallon still and about 50 gallons of mash plus a homemade electric heater were seized by Sheriff Niels Jensen and Deputy Teddy Tronholm from Claude A. Trenholm in Milford Center Street residence. Trenholm was arrested and released on recognizance, later fled, with equipment held as evidence.
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