Milford Seeks 20000 Federal Grant for Water System Upgrades
Milford plans to apply for about 20000 of federal public works funds as part of a 3500000000 program. The grant would finance replacing old pipes with cast iron and adding a steel storage tank, funded by a 30 year repayment with 4 percent interest and potential 50 percent outright grant. A formal application is being prepared after outreach to Salt Lake and Washington officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milford
O. F. Hubbell
Milford Town
Washington
Henry H. Blood
Svering Neamntartian
Meeneng
Wesegr
Hubbell
Sam Cline
Myron P. Lewis
Annual Telluride Outing Held Sunday
The Telluride Power Company held its annual outing Sunday at the upper plant in Beaver Canyon a scenic setting for the event. Employees from every district attended the family gathering and enjoyed a program of stunts music contests games and races including pale climbing and snowshoe events. Salt Lake visitors H B Waters general manager and Waldo company attorney joined in the festivities with Mrs Waters and Mrs Waldo contributing to the merriment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Telluride Power Company
Beaver Canyon
H. B. Waters
Mr. Waldo
Plenty of Work for C C Corps in the West
Approval of winter camps for the civilian conservation corps is being sought. Five camps in Nevada are nearly approved to support CCC men, with Lehman Caves work planned between Ely and Baker. Utah plans 8 winter camps and a statewide plan to employ 3030 CCC workers over six months for land restoration and range improvement, detailing camp locations and required personnel.
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Civilian Conservation Corps
Ogden
C. N. Woods
Sitant
Woordts
Nevada
Lehman Caves
Ely
Baker
Utah
Forest Service
Cottonwood
Leeds
Richfield
Henry
S. M. Jorgensen
Utah Woolgrowers’ Association
Washington
Antelope Springs
Iron County
Wah Wah
Belver County
Blackrock
Millard
Burbank
Antelope
Trout Creek
Joab
Indian Springs
Tooele
Delle Station
Ouray Uintah
Cisco
Grand
Notom
San Juan
Dry Valley
Wayne
Biddlecome Ranch
Emery
Emery County
Milford Girl Club Hosts Dinner For Mothers
The Thin Year Foods club in Milford hosted a mother’s dinner Saturday at leader Mr. M. H. Pool’s home. Itha Patterson Ardath Bird and others attended. Hazel Eyre and her daughter visited Milford on business. Harry Braun returned from Mountain View California to visit his mother.
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Thin Year Foods Club
Milford
M. HH
Pool
Itha Patterson
Ardath Bird
Mra
BE. W
Tri
Mire
Jas
Patterson
Nels Johnson
Wilton Moore
Lula Peterson
Selma Carlson
Erma Gillies
Hazel Eyre
Adanwville
Harry Braun
Mountain View
California
Mr. Braun
RE. Ellingewarth
Milford Woman Again a Winner
Mra Leni Levi of Milford Utah wins a five dollar cash prize for a feature story titled Why You Should Use Intermountain Made Goods. The winning note from J E Jones, Western Newspaper Union manager, explains the piece ran in eighty papers across Idaho Nevada Utah and Wyoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Leni Levi
Milford
Thea
J. B. Jone
Western Newspaper Union
Levi
Salt Lake City
Latina Levi
Utah
Dewi Mra
Intermountain
Idaho
Nevada
Wyoming
J. E. Jones
Camp Cahill Notes Baseball game ends 4 to 3 for Salt Lake
The Salt Lake City team beat Camp Personnel 4 to 3 in a seven inning game. Dr Gobeil pitched, Hutchings caught for Camp Personnel while Nelson and Davies worked the Salt Lake battery. Camp Cahill notes report furloughs, departures, and a farewell program as Virginia boys leave for home with memories of Milford and Utah hospitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Dr. Gobeil
Hutchings
Nelsor and
Davies
Salt Lake
Salt Lake Fellows
Nelson
Dr. Stewart
Sapia-Bosch
Plentoe
Virginia
Pete Powell
Fort Douglas
Keith Rogers
Willis Rogers
Milford
Harold A. Workman
Joseph Schutz
Carroll Snarr
Newell S. Clark
Camp
Cahill
West
Samuel Shield
Stockton
Hundred Thousand Dollar Sale Closes On Honey Boy Claim
The Honey Boy mining claims in Pole Canyon ten miles east of Milford close an option at one hundred thousand dollars. Salt Lake investors led by William J and Robert Burns with Thorres Prichard will operate as Swatika Mines Company. J. & Murdock Carl E Roberts and Rh B Myers developed the property. eight men start work with plans to install a full plant by October 15 and push to production. Social events in Milford begin with two successful card parties by local lodges and a boxing card at Hanging Rock Park.
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Fort Douglas
Virginia Toys Aml Pie
Anthony Alexavage
Salt Lake City
Salt Lake
Virginia
East
Desert Range Camp
Utah
Milford
Camp Cahill
Hanging Rock
Pete Powles
Powles
Cedar City
C. D
T. Sapia-Bosch
Sapia-Bosch
C. L. Porsling
State of
Mr. Forsling
Tintie
Honey Boy
Pole Canyon
William J. Ani
Robert Burns
Thorres Prichard
J. &. Murdock
Carl E. Roberts
Rh. B. Myers
Swatika Mines Company
W Stwit
Odd Fellows Hall
B. of R. T
Rebeksh
Legion Auxiliary Officers Installed at Local Unit
The local Legion Auxiliary held a Saturday meeting at Mrs. Mary Nichols home where officers for the year were installed. New president Ethel Nielsen and vice presidents Vera Yeppson and McKnight were named along with secretary Ethel Smith chaplain Edna Baker treasurer Ezra Lyman sergeant at arms Nina Bingham and historian Mary Nichols. Retiring president Mary Nichols and secretary Abbie Dutson received gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Worthin
State of
Utah
K. V. Reynolds
Pearl Edwards
American Legion Auxiliary
Mary Nichols
Ethel Nielsen
Vera Yeppson
McKnight
Minersville
Ethel Smith
Edna Baker
Ezra Lyman
Nina Bingham
Pledge to Buy Intermountain Produce Urges Local Support
Mrs. Lena Levi of Milford Utah urges complete support for Intermountain produce and to buy only their goods. She argues surplus items will be consumed and prosperity restored faster by purchasing school books, fall clothes, coal bins, new coats and winter fruits locally.
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Lena Levi
Milford
Utah
Continued gains noted in report
The Twelfth district’s August activity showed mixed tendencies but maintained most gains from the prior year. Industrial employment rose and payrolls expanded. harvesting progressed, citrus forecasts rose, and livestock conditions declined. Banking improved with lower interest rates and rising deposits while intercoastal traffic grew. Local visitors and a miner’s former activity are noted.
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Aumuch
California
Ecanneries
Reserve Bank
United States Treasury
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C. C. Corps
Pierian Club
J. L. Low
I. L. Kelly
J. D. Johnston
L. G. Clay
Misa Rosetta Koch
J. R. Murdocker
D. 8. Williams
C. C. Koch
Roy White Sr
Vena H. Wilson
Swastika Mines Co
Wallace Outzen
al Kirk
Hanging Rock Park
Attempwnce
Mickie Lou
West Camp
Donnie Sullivan
Payson
Legion Auxiliary Officers
Abbie Dutson
Miller McClelland of
Los Angeles
R. R. Kanert
A. T. Packard
Avoca
Mr. Packard
Lund