12 Mar 1936
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Newspaper
Milford News
Location
Milford, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1936
Page
1
The fragment describes a Ruminator plotting to scatter bouquets while aims stay elevated and to fire a hot shot occasionally, with the Ruminet enjoying sparks. The text reads like a surreal, unclear brainstorming note with abstract imagery and inconsistent wording.
Beaver County commissioners are praised for opposing a county hospital project that would shift a tax burden of 16 000 to 45 000 dollars over five years without a taxpayer vote on bonds or levies. Petitions are deemed insufficient for such a serious matter, and the crowd on the list is not all taxpayers.
A Milford editorial supports private or municipal hospital access for county residents but objects to funding that shifts the tax burden countywide. It credits Franklin Pryor of Minersville for standing against the tax plan and reflects on a past county commissioner election showing shifts in local sentiment. Continued from last page.
Beaver county court hearing yields a 2 to 1 vote to table the county WPA hospital plan. Commissioners Hubbell and Pryor opposed, Christiansen supported. Speeches cite tax concerns, county costs, and a proposed $16,480.00 county outlay with most funds from the government.
Lion L A Wynaught announced March 28 as the Milford host date for the Associated Civic Clubs of Southern Utah annual meet. Lions laid plans at a Wednesday club session with executive committee appointees to organize entertainment for the large Milford crowd and sub committees to follow. The Beaver county hospital proposal drew Beaver Chamber of Commerce interest alongside Milford speakers who argued the project would harm the current hospital and offer little Milford benefit.
The Home Owners' Loan Corporation created by the Home Owners' Loan Act and approved by the President in 1988 aimed to prevent foreclosures by refinancing delinquent mortgages. Utah opened its HOLC office Aug 23 1988, funding local relief through bonds guaranteed by the U.S. government and tax payments. The agency saved homes and paid millions in taxes and fees to counties, abstract firms, and attorneys, with thousands of cases and numerous approvals and disbursements supporting distressed homeowners and local contractors.
Residents urged to have vehicles inspected early to receive the official IG sticker. Milford Auto Company opposite the post office is designated as an official inspection station with L. G. Clay and associates ready to serve.
The frame home of Mr and Mrs J B Duncan at the corner of Stoddant street and First Avenue South was damaged by a fire early Monday morning in Milford. The blaze started above the ceiling in the west part of the house and was discovered by Harry Ward, a local carpenter, who lived in the east part of the home. Firefighters saved most furniture, with new equipment proving effective as the fire was confined to a small area. Both Duncans escaped, insurance covered rebuilding, and a permit is delayed to clear debris around the site.
Government estimates show more cattle nationwide since 1980 with bigger breeding herds and cows of breeding age. Shifts from cotton to pasture in Gulf and southeastern states drive cattle population growth, with earlier slaughter ages and improved breeding promising larger calf crops.
Scc. Hille Peer, a military service member, plans a home visit to see his parents Mr and Mrs T Peer. The note confirms travel and family reunion in a short social item from the community page.
Rommie Leroy Graham 22 of Burkesville Ky was bound over to district court on an assault with a deadly weapon charge after a knife incident with Deputy Marshal Charles Baxter during a weapon search near the Why Not Service station. Bail set at 2500. he was jailed pending next district court session. George Lutrell of Flint Mich, arrested for inflammatory activities, pleaded guilty and was released on good behavior pledge. Milford high school lost 40-17 to Heavys in the final league game, despite a strong first half. the box score follows.
A fragile summary notes state officials reject Beaver protests over a Hinckley game. The dispute centers on venue and scheduling for a high school basketball match between Hinckley and Delta, with regional board opinions split and a proposed replay considered. The Salt Lake Tribune covered the dispute and its potential impact on district standings.
The wraizal meeting at the Abe Tord Athletic Club will be held at the Milford town clerk's office Tuesday evening. March 17 at 7 o'clock, according to the secretary. In addition to the election of officers, discussion will cover the lease and properties under the club's jurisdiction, including Rensiilell park and a ten-year lease on club assets.
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