Milford designated for grazing district hearing
Milford is named as the site for a December 18 public hearing on a proposed 5,160,960 acre grazing district in southwestern Utah under the Taylor Grazing Act. The Sevier Escalante district would cover public domain lands south of the fourth standard parallel and west of the cultivated areas near Milford, including Milford, Beaver, Iron, and Washington counties. The plan envisions roads, springs, reservoirs, and waterways development under federal supervision, with two additional districts planned for northern and Boxelder areas.
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Milford
Utah
Sevier-Escalante
Beaver
Iron
Washington
Salt Lake
Boxelder
Brigham City
T. A. Walters
Department of the Interior
Washington, D. C
Salt Lake City
West Utah
Department of Agriculture
Desert Range
Pine Valley
David S. Williams
Milford Adul t Education Meeting Announces Program
A public meeting Monday September 17 at Milford High School will launch an adult education project shared with Minersville and Beaver. Beaver county funds totaling 96 dollars monthly for nine months will be split equally, 32 dollars per school, for setup approved by the board. Principal P E Beecher outlined pay at one dollar for preparation and one dollar for presenting chosen subjects to classes. The program targets adults only, with supervision by Mel Heslington for physical education and Charles E Beard for home beautification, while Beecher leads coordination with Dave Heslington S G Hickman and an unnamed alumni representative.
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Milford
Minersville
Beaver
Beaver County
FARA
Board of Education
United States
P. E. Beecher
Mel Heslington
Charles E. Beard
Beecher
Dave Heslington
S. G. Hickman
B Y U Announces Registration Days and Campus Upgrades
Brigham Young University schedules registration for September 23 after completing major improvements including 12 tennis courts at the Upper campus the largest block in the state a new large pipe organ and upgrades to College Hall the arts building auditorium and annex restrooms and supply rooms. New departments marketing and landscape architecture expand the course total to 1500 across 33 departments. New appointments include Dr. Albert B. Reagan as anthropology professor and several instructors, with many professors returning from sabbatical.
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Brigham Young University
College Hall
F. S. Harris
Big Church University
Albert B. Reagan
U. S. Indian Service
Wilford D. Lee
Helen Candland
Grace Nixon Stewart
G. L. Woolf
Hearings on Grazing Districts Consider Milford Utah
Acting Director N. F. Waddell states hearings will be held at Milford Utah under the Taylor Grazing Act. He notes the Milford hearings will be considered for districts in southwestern Utah as districts are established.
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Milford
Utah
N. FL. Waddell
Colorado Man Named as Head of Grazing Service
Ferrington R. Carpenter of Hayden Colorado is chosen by Interior Secretary Ickes to director grazing under the Taylor act. The appointment, announced Saturday, places Carpenter to manage 80 million acres on behalf of stockmen and western states, with Chapman and interior experts aiding the transition.
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Colorado
Ferrington R. Carpenter
Hayden
Interior
Ickes
Carpenter
Washington
Interior Department
Westier
Edward T. Taylor
Evanston
Illinois
Princeton
Harvard Law School
NRA
Routt County
Fourteenth Judicial District of
Colorado Ba Association
Oscar
Chapman
West
Interior Departments
Snyder Non-Suited in $5000 Damage Case
S. R. Snyder withdrew a $5000 civil damage suit against H C Eyre James H Rollins and Alfred Wood. District Judge Leroy H Cox granted the non suit on defense counsel's motion for failure to prove malice. The action, linked to a prior cattle rustling case in which Snyder was acquitted, may be appealed to the state supreme court. Eyre Rollins and Wood were witnesses in the case.
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S. R. Snyder
H .C. Eyre
James H. Rollins
Alfred Wood
Leroy H. Cox
Cline
Wilson
William
Smalice
Cox
State Supreme Court
Snyder
Eyre
Rollins
Wood
Miss Lucile Franke and Miss Ethel Stanley Leave Beaver
Upstate Miss Lucile Franke and Miss Ethel Stanley bid friends farewell as they pass Beaver on their way to Salt Lake City. Miss Stanley teaches at the Ogden deaf and blind school and vacationed with her parents on a motor trip to the Pacific coast. Miss Franke visited relatives at the Rocky Ford dam. Glen Stanley accompanies them back to Heber City.
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Lucile Franke
Ethel Stanley
Beaver
Salt Lake City
Miss Stanley
Deaf and Blind School
Ogden
Pacific Coast
Miss Franke
Rocky Ford Dam
Glen Stanley
Heber City
Beaver Press
J D Martin Leaves for Ten Day Santa Clara Stay
J D Martin departed Tuesday for a ten day visit in Santa Clara. He will stay through the week and return home afterward.
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J. D. Martin
Santa Clara
Registration at State College Sets Freshmen Dates
Freshmen register Monday September 24 at Utah State Agricultural College while sophomores through seniors register Tuesday September 25. Regular classes begin Wednesday September 26 with expected enrollment above 2000. Many letters and visitors signal strong interest as football training starts ahead of the Alumni game on September 22. Student Body President Lloyd Johnson says prominent students will assist newcomers with registration and housing.
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Utah State Agricultural College
Logan
Uabe
Lloyd Johnson
Ashton
Idaho
Large B. A. C. Enrollment fer REPORTED IN FINE SHAPE
Registration at the Branch Agricultural College shows a substantial enrollment surge with 228 students on the first day and a projected 50 more this week, mainly from Millard Beaver and Iron counties. Classes crowded in freshman work prompt reorganization. social events begin with the faculty reception. A two day deer and range survey on the Beaver district of the Fish Lake National Forest reported deer in good condition despite drought, with 10 000 deer estimated and fenced experiment plats showing browse effects. The trip covered City Creek head and surrounding areas. survey led by R H Rutledge and others. Beaver Press.
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Branch Aeriocultural College
Millard
Beaver
Iron
Emery
Wayne
Sevier
Garfield
Kane
Washington
Fish Lake National Forest
R. H. Rutledge
Ernest Winkler
O. A. Olsen
Ogden
A. Madson
Fish Lake Forest
H. M. Christensen
Newell B. Cook
Fish and Game
Salt Lake City
R. L. Turpin
Vairview
Murray Bohn
Bob Fenton
Parowan
Sam Jorgensen
Salina
Board of
Big Control
Stan Tattersall
Alex Hamilton
City Creek
le Baron Meadows
Tant Creek
Merchant Valley
Three Creek
Beaver Forest
Beaver District
Ten Mile
Indian Creek
toCoyota Creek
II. M. Christensen
Lions Club Meeting Revives Interest After Low Attendance
The Lions Club held a noon meeting with improved turnout after several weeks of only five or six attendees. Discussion covered flood control and city plans for a dam and reservoir on the west bench. Mayor Hubbel noted the town paid $85 for plans, while Union Pacific budgeted $10,000 for the project, mostly to be done by railroad equipment. Start date remains undecided.
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Lions Club
J. Hubbell
Union Pacific
Quarter schedule announced for campus assemblies and breaks
The document lists the president's assembly on Thursday September 27, the Father's and Mother's day assembly on October 26, the Alumni Homecoming on Saturday November 10, the Thanksgiving recess, and various daily events including major football games. The fall quarter closes Friday December 7 with winter quarter starting Monday December 10.
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Sual
Desert Branch DF-88 CCC Camp Opens West of Milford
Work begins on a CCC campsite fifty miles west of Milford as a guard for over 200 workers. About 30 enrollees plus local carpenters erect tents and barracks at the Desert Range Experiment Station. Lt C C Frake leads the operation with Mrs Frake and their son in Milford.
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CCC
Milford
Desert Range Experiment Station
Beaver Mountains
West Desert
James M. Walker
George Stewart
Ue Forest Service
C. C. Frake
Bryce Canyon
Milford Man Charles Newhart Dies in Los Angeles
Word reached Milford relatives Tuesday of the death in Los Angeles of Charles Newhart former resident and railroad man. He had been bedridden a long time and is survived by his wife and daughter Avanell plus relatives in the east. Mrs Neubart mother of his wife was with the family in Los Angeles at the time of passing.
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Los Angeles
Charles Newhart
Milford
Avanell
James Lang
Neubart
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United States Department of the Interior
Division of Investigations
David &. Williams
Williams
Walters
B.Y.U
Taylor
Merrie England
Chicago
State College
Logan Institution
B. A.C
Beaver Mountain
Lions Club Meeting
Desert Range Station
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