Legislature Highlights From Liena Club Talk
Representative George Jefferson summarized the legislature's agenda with two main issues, the Boulder dam question and tax revision. He outlined a plan to tax public utilities on full cash value, noted potential special sessions, and discussed Utah water rights and a proposed state training school for Beaver County.
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Liena Club
George Jefferson
Jefferson
Boulder Dam
Dan
Utah
Colorado River Commission
Siilliance
Thad
California
Arijzona
Smoot
Union Pacific
House
Senate
Public Utilities Commission
Free Theatre Tickets Offered to Mrs. C Stonehocker
The News states it will provide complimentary theatre tickets to Mrs. C Stonehocker. This offer signals a personal gesture from the newspaper to a selected reader.
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C. Stonehocker
Junior Prom Set for Friday March 29
The junior class announces a prom Friday evening March 29. Workers predict the event will be the most beautiful ever held here and offer free Orpheum tickets to Sydney Carter of Minersville if he visits the News office.
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Sydney Carter
Minersville
News Office
Orpheum Theatre
Thor washer sales soar for Telluride Newer company
Jay Farnsworth reports strong Thor washer sales in Beaver County as he targets 40 units sold by shelith end. Telluride plan assigns quota of 9 machines with 20 sent locally, backed by newspaper advertising to support their sales force.
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Jay Farnsworth
Bwen
Thor
Mr. Farnsworth
Telluride Yeopla
Fifty-Fifty Club Bridge Night At Fernley Home
The Fifty-Fifty club held a quiet bridge evening at the home of Mr and Mrs W Fernley on Thursday March 7. Visiting guests included Mr and Mrs W P Sterling of Salt Lake and Mr and Mrs J F Hainer of Ruth Nevada. Mrs Copeland won first prize for ladies while Mrs Hainer took the consolation. William the Conqueror Cochrane led for the gentlemen and Monty Copeland won a new garter prize. Mr Sterling won the guest prize and Mr Campbell gave the main address.
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W. ©. Fernley
W. P. Stirling
Salt Lake
J. F. Hainer
Ruth, Nev
Copeland
Hainer
William the Conqueror Cochrane
Monty Copeland
Mr. Sterling
Mr. Campbell
Auto accident disrupts Penney store window
A young mechanic, Tom Schow, started a car left in reverse on Main Street. The vehicle shot backward, smashed the Penney store window, damaging display lighting. A woman and child nearby escaped injury. the window has since been repaired.
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Tom Schow
Main Street
Tom
Nichols and Zabriskie
Penney
H S Band Plays at P T A Meeting Milford High
At Milford High School auditorium the H S Band under Stanley Johnson performed in a March 18 P T A meeting. Selections included Forepaugh Overture and The Champion with the High Private March, plus cornet and clarinet pieces. Next meeting set for April 15.
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Parent-Teachers Association
Milford High Schol
Stanley Johnson
Forepaugh
Sherman Hickman
LeVon Paterson
Kenneth Weston
Melvin Bowman
Roy Rogers
Vance Fisher
Estelle Nebeker
Heslington
Milford High School to stage The Quaretta operetta
Students present The Quaretta also titled Windmills of Holl and with the Milford High School orchestra providing accompaniment. Cast includes Mynheer Hertagenbosel Kostelln Schow Verna Bit Their daughters Wilhelmina Hilis Helen Wied Lauretta Murck Bob Yankee Howard Jones Hans Willis Whitbeck Franz Tyene Watts Katring Vies Fors Drapper. Singers perform in a tale of a American salesman Bob Yankee opposing windmills, with Hollanders resisting modernization and a few loyal locals saving the mills.
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Mynheer Hertagenbosel
Holland Farmer
Qostelln Schow
Vrang Hertogenbosels
Haw
Verna Bit
Wilhelmina
Hilis
Helen Wied
Lauretta Mur_ck
Bob Yankee
Howanl Jones Hans
Mywale
Willis Whitbeck
Franz
Rich Farmer
Troy Rodgers
Katring
Tyene Watts
Minersville Social Roundup from Salt Lake City to Cedar City
Local notes report Elmo Coffman at the state high school tournament in Salt Lake City and numerous visits by residents to Salt Lake City Eureka and Washington County. Weddings and parties include Vivian Rollins and Darwin Marshall's Salt Lake City ceremony, St. Patrick gatherings, and Sea Gull Girls sewing night hosted by Noma Osborne.
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Elmo Coffman
Salt Lake City
Leslie Roberts
Lane Fisher
Eureka
James W. Eyre Andson
Tewin
Punpulteh
William Mathews
Beaver
Hie
Thomas
Henjaman Banks
Ara
Paul Worthen
Kent
Garden Jones
Washington County
Douglas Hall
St. George
Ei Bohn
Hazel
King Hendricks
LeRoy Halverson
B. A
Schoo
Cedar City
George Dalton
Lyle
Leland
Los Angeles
Ids Neilsen
Alda Neilsen
Bowman
Frank Nickleson
Parowan
Vace
Horace Carbridge
Vivian Rollins
Darwin Marshall
George Marshall
Noma Osborne
49ers Auxiliary Plans Lead Parade and Event
Auxiliary to aid in plans of 49ers to stage the second annual Barty-Niners event on April 1. The American Legion and disparate groups organize committees, prize offers include whisker and beauty contests, and a gold rush parade staged by Tel Kronholm aims to draw big Milford crowds with merchants urged to participate.
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American Legion
Leion
Alea
Thia
Ita
Orpheum Theatre
Howe
Rost Palmer
Rouch Greter
Tel Kronholm
Legion
Kronholm
Milford
Two Boys Beat Six Year Old in Delta Grew Woods Case
Gordon Savage the six year old son of Delta High School principal Willis Savage was lured by two older boys into greasewoods and beaten with a whip and stamped. He returned home hours late with nose bleeding and bruises while his attackers threatened him. The juvenile court opened an investigation Monday and adjourned to Wednesday.
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Gordon Savage
Willis Savage
The
Delta High School
Gordon
Chronicle
Delta
Card of Thanks for Daughter's Death
Mr and Mrs Wallace Outzen express heartfelt thanks to friends for sympathy shown after the death of their young daughter in a bereavement notice.
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Mrs. Wallace Outzen
Ryssman Buys 160 Acres of Cates Ostee Land
Bert Ryssmen completed a purchase of 160 acres from W. C. Cates in Milford valley farm land. Cates owned 240 acres of Tine Iard and will retain 80 acres for farming. Alfalfa use planned on the Oregon Hyssenan right. Purchase price not disclosed.
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Milford Valley
Bert Ryssmen
Ostee
W. C. Cates
Milford Shopping News Highlights Big Store Close Friday
The biggest development this week is Clina’s assembling announcements as trading volume at Cline’s is expected to be huge. To reduce and straighten prices for a sale, the store will close this Friday. Other local businesses advertise prices for meats, produce, coats, suits, and household goods, inviting readers to check the News ads for bargains.
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Morehan
Clina’s
Cline’e
Milford
P&t
Ada
Clean up order issued for Milford residents by April 1
Town Marshal Roy Coleman warns Milford residents to collect cans rubbish and place in containers for pickup by April 1 and gather ashes manure from corrals for disposal by the same date. The town will not perform the cleanup.
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Milford
Roy Coleman
Fire Department to Get New Truck in Town Plan
Town board approved purchase of a water department truck and a fire department basis for a new truck. A Chevrolet will replace the unreliable old machine with a water tank for sprinkling streets. road and street improvements to be funded by town and private contributions. Moscow mine and Beaver Crown mining firms pledged at least 3200 each toward surfacing, with county possibly matching.
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Water Service Department
Fire Department
Water Department
Ted Kronholm
L. G. Clay
Moscow
Beaver Crown
Clay
Lorin Osborn
Walter Griffiths
Hill Thompson
Mazin Hubbell
Gerki Cave
Trusteus Murdock
Kronhol
New Business in Williams Block Promises General Store
Rumors say one new tenant will open a general clothing and dry goods store in the Williams block with interior work underway this week. Reports also note a possible theatre plan by Clark Kesler costing about 25000 with talkie equipment, pending a court decision in April between Kesler and the Orpheum theater, and a pool hall relocation if Kesler proceeds.
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L Altman
Vaeamt
Williams Block
Lew Williams
Clark Kesler
Jas ‘Tom Johansen
Kesler
Orpheum Theatre
Msvnegement
Skaggs
Tom Johansen
Kesles
Ernest McGarry
Parrish
Kohler
Notice to Owners of Automobiles Receipts Required
L. G. Clay of Milford Utah now deputy assessor to issue automobile receipts under the 1929 State Legislature law enacted March 18. Copy of this law published elsewhere in this issue. Don’t fail to get your receipt when registering your car. J. H. Rollins County Assessor.
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L. G. Clay
Milford
Utah
J. H. Rollins
Gypsy Raver Operetta Set At Minersville High
Neighbors hear a school operetta The Gypsy Raver presented by Minersville High School students in the gym Friday evening Principal Coffman directs with Constance Rollins Rob Baker Lon Craven Sherman Carter Meg Myers and other pupils listed The event includes a chorus and a large cast in a romance intrigue themed production.
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Minersville High School
Marek
Coffman
Constance
Sylva Rollins
Rob—DeLac Baker
Lon Craven
Sherman Carter
Meg—Maud Myers
Sir George Martendale
Ambrose Dalton
Zara—treva Bradfield
Marto
Loyd Hardy
Elmo Smith
Nina—Lakue Myers
Jerome
Eugene Murdy
Toby Lyons
Orin Osborn
McCorkle
Elmer Carter
Glen Hardy
Dixie Davis
Lotelia Stoddard
Vic Jamison
Fred Pryor
Allan Thomes
Minersville Juniors Plan Dutch Themed Prom Night
The Juniors of Minersville High are planning a Dutch motif for their prom. They will present a memorable scene at a night event in Holland style. The date is set for April 5.
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Minersville High Hay Bn
Holland
Minetaville
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Telluride
H. S
Musical Play OF Holland
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Rerein
Remanen
Hang
Frang
Hilda
Minersville News
Bernice Carter
K. Heteman
Lola Raverta
Agnes Whisen
Lauretta Murdock
Victor Showelter
Paul Une “Mathews
St. Patrick
Setyai
Showalter
St. Patrick's
Gleaner
St. Patrick’s
Satunday
Virgene Jameson
Ryssman
Cates
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