Republicans Set Convention Dates in Beaver County
Beaver County Republicans set district and county conventions for October in Beaver. State Senator George Jefferson chairs the meeting with plans for a public senatorial gathering, a speaker from Upstate, and delegate apportionment by 15 votes per precinct.
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Milford
Heover County
Beaver
Beaver County
George Jefferson
Murs
Isabel Gillies
Jefferson
Upstate
George C. Murdock
F. D. Williams
Minersville
Millard
Ron
Washington
Mr. Jefferson
Greenville
Adamsville
Thomas L. Gunn
Reed Smith
Seldon Newers
Niels Jensen
Ed Gillies
Constable
Caliente Tennis Team Beats Milford On Tourny Court
Caliente defeated Milford in seven matches Saturday on the tournament court. S. G. Hickman beat Frank Farmer in singles. Ted McCulley and W H Tracy played a lengthy, well matched contest. Caliente players included W H Tracy J F Farmer Gerald Anderson Grant Palmer Leona Cook. Mrs Myron Lewis filled in as town clerk during the weekend illness of Mrs Lethar Smyth.
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Milford
Caliente
Tornt
S. G. Hickman
Frank Farmer
Ted McCulley
W. WH. Tracy
Seeining
W. H. Tracy
J. F. Farmer
Gerald Anderson
Grant Palmer
Leona Cook
Company appeals for student labor as harvest season begins
San Diego Wrair and Produce faces a labor crunch as school reopens. The firm sought help from town officials and the Lions Club to excuse students from classes and provide transport to fields. Be ar county youths received favorable treatment, with some excused at noon during the first week. The News notes goodwill could grow with earlier action.
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San Diego
Beaver County
the News
Roodwill
Milford Advances Local Adult Education Program
A Milford community meeting outlined a six week Monday night schedule for adult education starting Sept 24. The plan includes Sociology, Home Beautification, Radio, and Physical Education with instructors and courses led by committee chairpersons and local educators.
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Utah
Milford
Margaret Murdock
Vena Wilson
D. C. Heslington
Arthur Clark
S. G. Hickman
Paul E. Beecher
Ratlia
Charles E. Beard
Honey Boy Mine Shows Consistent Output Potential
The Honey Boy mine near Pole Canyon, 11 miles southeast of Milton, reports 38 tons mined toward another carload shipment. Two shifts are planned with intent to increase frequent shipments. Ore yields range 20 to 35 ounces of silver per ton with gold values of $3 or more, while development continues to uncover dip and strike of the vein under W. H. Hendrickson’s cautious supervision.
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Honey Boy
Polaccanyon
Milton
Milford
Minersville
No. 1
W. H. Hendrickson
J.S. Murdock
Carl (Honey) Roberts
Ralph B. Myers
E. D. Hashimoto
Robert
William J. Burns
Hendrickson
Horn
Pole Canyon
Frank Pryor
Wild Bill mine ships first ore shipment
Tony Svalina a local miner operating the Wild Bill lease six miles west of town shipped a 50 ton carload of copper gold ore last weekend. The first ore output from the area in some time, the shipment is expected to spur activity in the district.
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Tony Svalina
Old Wild Bill
Lions Club selects new officers and notes harvest talk
The Milford Lions Club elected H. T. Hanks as first vice president and Dravid S. Williams as secretary treasurer to replace departing officials. O. C. Koch and others discussed a San Diego Fruit and Produce official's ask to excuse students for pea harvest. Guest Karl S. Carlton spoke of a trip east with Mrs Carlton. Utah farmers face partial crops while Midwest and Indiana see different conditions.
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P. J. Wiliams
Milford
H. T. Hanks
San Diego Fruit and Produce Company
Karl S. Carlton
Beaver Lions Club
Middle West
Indiana
Flower Show Is Thorough Success In Milford
Milford residents attended a flower show at the L D S recreation hall sponsored by the Milford American Legion Auxiliary. Awards honored exhibitors across categories such as Dahlias Roses and Zinnias with Mrs. William Cochrane and Mrs. Neils Schow among top winners. The show chairwoman Mrs. E H Bird expressed gratitude for community contributions. L. H. Morrison a Utah mining man recovering from pneumonia and heart trouble plans to return to Salt Lake City with daughter Mrs. J M Chapman. William Baker and son Othello returned from a trip through the northwest.
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Milford
Milford American Legion Aunxiliary
Hendrickson
Marie Angel
Nels Sehow
D. B. Webster
BE. L. Smith
Eugene Pitchforth
Reuben Jones
William Cochrane
William! Cochrane
Neils Schow
BB. H. Bird
J. R. Murdock Sr. Petunias
E. L. Smith
J. M. Hughes
Eva Evans
Asters
C. C. Koch
J. M. Williams
J. R. Murdock
Thomas Beard
W. B. Gardner
C. Decker
Douglas Fotheringham
Deardon
Zinnias
Nasturtiums
E. H. Bird
L. H. Morrison
Utah
Salt Lake
Rollin R. Shannon
J. Mo Chapman
Ajo
Arizona
Streamline Train Soon To Operate
American unveils a first pullman-equipped streamline passenger train for transcontinental service between Chicago and the Pacific coast over Union Pacific. The six-car unit, powered by a 900 hp V-type Diesel, weighs about 79 000 pounds for the power plant and provides 68 sleeping seats plus two tall-person sections, with air conditioning throughout.
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Chicago
Pacific Coast
Union Pacific
Pacific Seaboard
United States
LwWo
Nevada Ranges Hit by Poor Conditions Says Forest Supervisor
Nevada forest supervisor C J Olsen reports very unfavorable ranges across the fall and winter grazing areas. He notes almost no food on public domain and witnesses statewide concern from long-time residents about worsening conditions. Judge Herbert Nicholls and wife visit Salt Lake for eye surgery, with J C Smith and Mrs Smith joining briefly.
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C. J. Olsen
Nevada
Olynhe National Forest
Judge
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Wild Bill Ships
IEAT
Didence
Lions Club
Lamar Cutzen
Mary Lamar
Ann Marie
Preston
Idaho
Legion Auxiliary
William Baker
Othello
Northwestern States
Streamline Train
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