Former Residents Meet by Yellowstone River on Vacation
Mr and Mrs Wm T Morley formerly of Milford return to Caliente after a three week Yellowstone National Park trip. At a lonely bend on the Yellowstone River they spot a familiar car and see James L Morley, Bill Morley’s brother from Aberdeen South Dakota, whom he had not seen in 15 years. The chance reunion doubles the enjoyment of their vacation.
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Wm. T. Morley
Milford
Caliente
Yellowstone National Park
Bill” Morley
Yellowstone River
Bill
James L. Morley
Aberdeen
South Dakota
Yellowstone
Morley
Democrats Nominate Grover A Giles for District Judge
At the Fifth judicial district Democratic convention in Nephi Grover A Giles Millard county attorney was nominated for judge. John M Foster Cedar City was the other candidate. Will J Pickett St George was nominated by acclamation for district attorney Abe Murdock Beaver named to the Democratic state central committee Walter K Granger Cedar City judicial district chairman Scott Matheson Cedar City secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nephi
Grover A. Giles
Millard
John M. Foster
Cedar City
Will J. Pickett
St. George
Abe Murdock
Beaver
Democratic State Central Committee
Walter K. Granger
Scott Matheson
Contract let for new Milford Ward Chapel of L D 8
The Milford Ward Chapel project for the L D 8 church awarded to EB Thompson of Salt Lake City. Thompson also holds the Gun nison chapel contract. Excavation under way and construction to start today with material from Murnock academy building to be hauled to Milford after demolition of Milford portion completed.
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Milford Ward
L.D. 8
EB. Thompson
Salt Lake City
Thompson
Gunnison
Murnock Academy
Milford
Milford Crowned Twin Wins Over Minersville In Baseball Tidbits
Milford defeated Minersville 12 to 5 in eight innings with Rochek striking out 10 and Carter homering for Minersville. In a Sunday rematch Milford won 15 to 8 behind Peterson who scattered 10 hits. Jensen and Carter led Milford with power as Earl Easton made a late appearance at short. Also announced is the marriage of George Valentine to Vina Jones in Milford with plans to reside in Beaver.
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Minersville
Milford
Jensen
Doc Carter
Peterson
Milfort A.i Carter
Easton
Carter
Garzand
Earl Esston
George Valentine
Beaver
Vina Jones
Richard Jones
Court House
William A. Miller
Beaver Man Nominated for Congress by Utah Democrats
Abe Murdock Beaver county attorney won the Democratic nomination for Congress in Utahs First District after two ballots at the Orden convention. He faced Don Colton and later opposed by Robinson in the Second District race. Murdock, first elected county attorney in 1922, has three terms and six children with Violet Yardley.
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Utah
Fiiday
Abe Murdock
Beaver County
Orden
Murdock
Don BE. Colton
Salt Lake
Robinson
F. C. Loofbourow
Iron
Juab
Kane
Millard
Piute
Sanpete
Sevier
Summit
Uintah
Wasatch
Washington
Wayne
Grant Tolton
Beaver
Cow
Chicago
Colton
Congress
John R. Murdock
Austin
Nev
Murdock Academy
San Francisco Law School
University of Utah
O. A. Murdock
Violet Yardley
Miss Beryl Young Weds Jack V Hillary in California
Long Beach Press Telegram records the Aug 20 ceremony in California. Bride Miss Beryl Young, daughter of E D Young of Milford Utah and Mrs William P Harrison of Redland Alberta, Canada, wed Jack V Hillary. The couple to reside in Long Beach.
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Long Beach
Jack V. Hillary
Hillary
Beryl Young
E. D. Young
Milford
Utah
William P. Harrison
Redland
Alberta
Canada
A. A. Hillary
Maywood
Calif
R. N. Merrill
First Methodist Church
Arthur Storrs
Casa Lido
University of
University of Southern California
Father and Son Long-Serving Utah State Fair Board Members
The Winder family of Salt Lake City, Utah, contributed to the Utah State Fair since 1856. John R. Winder served until 1901, followed by his son William C. Winder who became president in 1918 and held the role for decades. The article notes dramatic growth from early prizes to modern premiums and praises ongoing improvements to fair facilities and exhibits.
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Winder
Salt Lake City
Utah
A Winder
Deseret Agricultural & Manufacturing Society
Sas
John R. Winder
William C. Winder
Wilder Winder
Winders
John R
Hell
Deseret
Jordan River
Heber M. Wells
First Board
Careless Drivers Anger Radio Station Operators
Radio station operators at the government broadcasting station complain visitors damage the new lawns and flower-beds with careless parking and driving. A driveway exists at rear for parking, and continued misuse may lead to exclusion of visitors.
South Milford Flower Show Celebrates Local Garden Arts
The 4th annual Flower Show by the Social Hour club of South Milford was staged at the club house transformed into a garden with ferns lily ponds and Chinese lanterns. Judges from Pittsburg and Milford awarded prizes for single flowers artistic bouquets and mixed bouquets with entries including gladiolus pansies oxalis and more.
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Social Hour Club of
South Milford
Mary C. Burnett
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania
Wm. Cochrane
Wm. Gardner
Milford
Parley Fisher
Harold Sautter
J. G. Weber
Gladys Gospill
W. ©. Cates
Addison Bybee
Ambrose Patterson
Cannard
Early Utah Mining Roots Highlight Beaver County History
Rising metal prices spark hope for a general Utah mining revival and revive local history. Beaver County hosts the first Utah mining, with Isaac Grundy opening Rollins mine, the Star district forming in 1870, and Matt Cullen staking Horn Silver, later sold for 5 million. Horn Silver's long production under Tintin Lead and the Union Pacific line boosted growth.
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Utah
Beaver
Lincoln
Milford
Mississippi
Star
Matt Cullen
Johnston
Horn
Beaver County
Union Pacific Railroad
Denny Ryan
A .G. Campbell
AL Bryan
Tve
Tintin Lead
Extension Day at Minersville a Successful Event
The U S A C Extension Service live-at-home program concluded in Minersville with over 400 attendees. Livestock shows featured Holstein and Jersey cattle, plus draft horses and swine, judged by W. W. Owens. A hard fought Minersville Milford ball game and an evening dance capped one of the area's best events.
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U. S. A. C. Extension Service
Minersville
W. W. Owens
Ass't
Utah
Milford
Minorsville
Calf Swims Puffer Lake to Reach Its Mother
Two month old calf swam across Puffer Lake from North Cove to South Cove to reunite with its mother. Charles Huntington and A Henderson observed the scene while fishing in Beaver s. The calf exhausted after a long swim, then crawled to the shore where the mother cow waited. Forest Ranner Hamonr Sr. Christensen noted it was a rare spectacle.
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Charles Huntington
Beavers
A. Henderson
Los Angeles
Puffer Lake
Sin
Forest Ranner Hamonr Sr. Christensen
Registration Dates Set for Pupil Entry This Year
The superintendent notes uncertainty but calls for prepared entry. Registration runs to Sept 13 at 10 PM with graded slots for seniors through eighth grade and a list of fees and course options including English, Chemistry, Bookkeeping, Agriculture, and more.
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Beecher
Milford to Battle Beaver in Saturday Baseball Doubleheader
Milford's baseball team will meet Beaver Saturday at that place. A rodeo under the ausplres of the Veterans of Foreign Wars is scheduled in our city on that date, to be followed by the Milford Beaver game. Both teams are playing stout ball.
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Milford
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Pame
Hughes Girl Breaks Arm After Skating
Doris Hughes twelve is recovering after a skating mishap last Thursday. Dr Parrish reduced the fracture and reports she is doing well.
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Doris
J. M. Hughes
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L. D
DEMO
Don B. Colton
Jack V. Hilliary
Virginian Baxter
U. P
Frisco Switch
State Fair Board
Hr E. Bird
Dimien
Beaver CO
First Mining
Lew Mar Price
John Kelsey
Edwin, Eyre
Keifer
John Kelsy
Henry Baker
Jersey
T. V. Rollins
Murdock Brothers
Rollins
Osborne
Fisher
Murdock Bros
LeFevre
Roberts
Jameson
Guernsey
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