California pork imports spur western swine expansion
Livestock notes argue California must import about 60 percent of its pork, highlighting western regions as ideal for high quality pork production. Ample barley grain by products and irrigated pasture reduce costs, with tests showing pasture can yield 100 pounds of gain per hog with less concentrate. Growing California population supports larger swine industry, continuation noted on page 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millepls Ray Supboel UL Ypeme
California
Ag Ling
Los Angeles
Milford News Pen and Pencil Set Premium Drive
The Milford News offers a free high grade pen and pencil set to subscribers paying 2.00 on their account whether new or renewed. The campaign has drawn strong response with many sets already claimed and more expected before the ten day deadline. The offer extends for several months and can apply to any existing or new subscription with no extra terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milford News
Avil
Phin Tson
Baeh Gmt
Milford High School Graduates 26 Seniors With Program
Milford High School conferred diplomas on 26 seniors in a Tuesday evening ceremony part of a week of commencement activities. Class president Marjorie Casterline led the program with medal and scholarship awards announced by Principal Fr. Moody. Reverend Robert D. Steele delivered the baccalaureate sermon, and Miss Maxine Altman gave the valedictory while Miss Margaret Hanlon offered the salutatory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milfor High School
Robert D. Steele
Salt Lake City
Westminster College
Marjorie Casterline
Fr. R. Moody
N. J. Barlow
Tron County
J. C. Smith
Beaver County School Board
Maxine Altman
Margaret Hanlon
Milford High School
Milford
Osceola District Sees New Mining Activity by Falling Leaves Corp
Development work has started in the Sunshine group of claims in the Osceola mining district by the Falling Leaves Mining Corporation led by Kent Baird and G E Anderson. Five claims lie on the mountain slope east of Osceola near Mt. Wheeler. Previous tunneling yielded rich ore, and current 300 foot assays range from 26 to 299 dollars per ton in gold with some silver. A third tunnel is being driven to access a large ore body, now 16 feet in.
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Sunshine Group
Osceola
Falling Leaves
Gok! Mining Corporation
Kent Baird
G. E. Anderson
Ely Record
Milford Parade Highlights Days of 49 Show
Milford Main Street hosted a Days of 49 celebration featuring three bands and Milford’s Girls Drum and Bugle corps. The parade, track meet, and health day at the high school campus drew crowds and raised funds for the drum and bugle corps and junior baseball while a big Arion hall dance closed the day. Visitors included Mr and Mrs Scott Tanner from California and Miss Julia Hendrickson returning to Milford for the summer to teach in the Milford elementary system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milford
American Legion
Milfowl
Beavers
Minersville
Arion
Legion Hall
Plans Completed For Poppy Sale This Saturday
Plans for Poppy day on Saturday May 27 honor World War dead. The Milford unit of the American Legion Auxiliary notes poppies are made by disabled veterans at 78 government hospitals and 51 states to aid families in need. Poppies distributed locally come from Salt Lake City Veterans Hospital under Auxiliary supervision, with materials supplied by the Auxiliary and wages paid from Auxiliary funds. Volunteers distribute the flowers and all contributions support rehabilitation and welfare work of the American Legion and Auxiliary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magdeline White
Milford
American Legion Auxary
Audliary
Veterans’ Hospital
Salt Lake City
Auxiliary
The
American Legion
Locals Notes and School Conference Report
Miss Lorraine Gray visits Milford area after attending Wasatch Academy. Milford High hosted last Friday’s conference of southern Utah high school student body officers. Mrs. William Cochrane's bridge club met weekend. high points to Mrs. M H Pool, high honors to Mrs. Fred Levi, consolation to Mrs. J C Smith. attendees included Mrs. J R Murdock, Mrs. J W Cates, Mrs. Rudolph Nielsen, and Mrs. Gene Kirk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorraine Gray
Lee Gray
Mb Pleasant
Wasatch Academy
Milford High School
Southern
Utah
William Cochrane
M. H. Pool
Fred Levi
J. C. Smith
J. R. Murdock Fx
J. W. Cates
Rudolph Nielgen
Gene Kirk
Milford CCC Notes by Alan L Ash
Mil ford CCC Notes recounts a desert gust that tested a flag poly and a strong wind claim. Local railroad watchers gathered at a station to inspect Old 58 of the Union Pacific line, with many photographs shared to friends at home. E. W. Piehd, district educational adviser for the CCG, offered payment of Cont rany 46 a viet as Tosday and Mr Field began morning inspections and local sanitation notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alan L. Ash
Cowpat
Wight
Desert
Union Pacific
E. W. Piehd
CCG
Mr. Field
Iluy Makene
Milford Athletic Club Tennis Court Opens Season
Work on the Milford Athletic Club tennis court is nearing completion with extensive repairs started Wednesday to support a busy schedule. The court will open for the season on June 1 with membership drives led by Secretary Alton Harris and President Walt Martin. Season cards are 1.50 for renewals and 8.00 for new members as plans unfold for a city tournament in early June.
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Milford Athletic Club
Alton Harris
Walt Martin
Milfori
Minersville Jr High Grants 18 Graduates in Exercises
Minersville Junior High held its graduation Monday night with a program including band selections, a welcome speech by Mac Cutzen, readings, vocal solos, a class history, a valedictory, and a class will. The graduate list features Mac Cutton as president and Jay Browner as secretary among named students.
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Minersville Junior High School
Alden Hardy
Mac Cutzen
Jack Davis
Jay Hollingshead
Jay Browner
Blaine Albrecht
ST Asthma Clothier Lone Ninth
Helen Roberts
Colleen Myers
Oliver Graff
L. Hall
Elden Hardy
Mac Cutton
Jessie Banks
Elaine Albrecht
Clair Carter
Als den Hardy
Norma Clothier
Jay Hallingshead
Lee Grossman
Wallace Eyre
Cullen Myers
Claudia Myers
Beryl Roberts
Eva, Sherwood
Basil Rollins
New Officers Are Named By Lions For Coming Year
Milford Lions club names new officers for the coming year at the semi monthly dinner meeting. Elected leaders include Karl Carlton as former president and FE Moody as president designate, with E L Smith first vp and Val Yepson second vp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions
Liohlam
Milford
Lions Club
Kind Words Club
Karl 8. Carlton
FE. R. Moody
Milford High School
J. M. Hughes
E. L. Smith
Val Yepsen
D. E. Kirk
David $. Williams
Bob Tomsik
Laurence Peterson
Lion E. L. Smith
J. G. Root
Lion Root
Los Angeles
Lions Moody and Smith
Wene
Vernal
Lion L. A
Lion Cling
Lion Wynaught
Rled Moody
Lions Cline
Murdock
Arcrange
Elu Ap Rock
Lion Koch
Oni
Lione
C. L. Kmnanes
Fret McKay
Smith
D. Koch
L. A. Wynaight
Sam Cline
E. R. Moody
J. R Murdock Jr
David 3. Williams
Assessment Work Not To Be Suspended
Washington reports the house mining committee tabled a bill to suspend for this year the requirement that unpatented mining claims conduct assessment work. The Senate acted similarly, ending a practice seen as benefiting few while delaying western mineral development. Prospector activity is expected to surge in Beaver County to meet the new deadline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House Mines and Mining Committee
Senate
O'Connor
Thorkelson
Montana
Beaver County
Opening Scout Camp Planned at Lake Mead
Arrangements are complete for the Utah National Park council opening camp at Meade Lake ten miles south of Overton Nevada from May 29 to June 2 1939 The camp features swimming diving lifesaving boating fishing campcraft and campfire programs Staff includes J D Townsend Edwin G Wella Paul Thirston Jay L Nelson Maurice Jones Roy Passey Dr L D Prouts Dean Holden A A Anderson and Merrill Christopherson Scouts from Provo Salina Garfield district Parowan Kunub Orderville Leeds Joseph Cathedral Gorge district and Mowpa district will attend All troops supply their own food and shelter A 17 cent per week camp fee covers equipment use Hats bathing suits are required Opportunity to visit Boulder Dam Other camps this season include Saratoga San Juan Caravan Boulder Mountain Minpanogos Lake Park Uintah and The Miss Loik Stanley of Wasatch County High School won first place in the state oratory contest and also wrote a play that received praise
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah National Park Council
Meade Lake
Overton
Nevada
J. D. Townsend
National Park Service
Boulder Dam
Edwin G. Wella
Logandale
Paul ‘Thirs~ton
Atminner
Avason
L. JD. Prouta
Saratoga
San Juan
Boulder Mountain
Minpanogos
Lake Park
Uintah
Didy
Card of Thanks for Loss of Father and Family
We express sincere thanks and appreciation to all who offered sympathy during the death of our father and family. Grateful for floral offerings and kind messages. Mrs Thorman L Gray and family Sigwmond Wittich and daughter Helen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meese
Thorman L. Gray
Sigwmond Wittich
Dasuehtir Helen
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M.H.S
Marjorie B. Casteraline
Jess McKnight
Vicw President
Peggy Ann Lee
Maxine H. Altman
Robert Swanson Davis
Don Q. Elmer
Luella B. Pisher
Helen M. Fotheringham
Isadore Gillins
James H. Gray
Margaret A. Hanlon
Charline Hewitt
Jay W. Jefpers Carroll Bazel Johnson
Keith Barnel Johnson Thomas J. Mastros Ennis Darrell, Rogers
Virginia Ryan Loreles
Irene Stoddard
Warren J. Thompson
Treo A. Zabriskie
Scott Tanner
South Gate
Julia Hendrickson
Cedar City
Hundrickson
Milford CCC
Jr. High School
Graves
Goosie Waddles
Clown Goose
Kurt Bolin
Doctor Quack
Wallsee Mathews
Poultry Land
Ree Marshall
Rooster
Jack Roberts
Lorina Robinson
Eleanor Roberta
Glen Banks
Bernice Jameson
Purrel Calton
la Ree Thompson
Kite
Jack Carter
Chukie
Mildred Bolin
Cheekie
Shannen Banks
Maxine Marshall
Chookie
Lurene Thompyson
Geraldine Stoker
Firate Hawk
Leland Crew
Fox
Little Foxes
Leland Thompann
Grant Wid
Bent
Carter
Farmer Heye
Irk
Veas
Churn White
Psi Marshall
Bernice Gilvis
Sherman Varter
Mee
Sim Cit
Vlta
Heya 1
Wiese Lea
Rudolph Nielsen
Salt Lake
Mr. Nissenn
Seuarday
San Frasche
Naval
Lake Mead
Loik Stanley
War
Quted County High School
Heber City
Walter Weber
Stanley
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