Court Orders Jury For September Term
District Court on Law and Motion day ordered thirty five jurors drawn for the September term opening September second. Cases include State vs D R Martin for embezzlement and State vs Fred Perry for taking 113 50 worth of well casing. Proceedings cover demurrers, probate matters, and estate administration.
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District Court
Cox
D. R. Martin
Fred Perry
Horton TD. Haight
Luette J. Stantliff
Continental Oil Co
A. G. Farrell
Lucile Hunter Clark
James Milton Clark
Union Central Life Insurance Co
Sidney Pritchard
Modena
Gale
Maeser Dalley
John L. Stephens
Elizabeth Stephens
Eliminating Wrecks From the Highways Scene
W. A. Sheppard of General Montora Co staged a demonstration by smashing a Chevrolet coupe in Grames Motor yard as part of a nationwide program to remove old wrecks. He cited prior cases where dealers were reimbursed by General Motors for trade-ins. PT and Mrs Vlatch welcome a ten pound boy earlier this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Sheppard
General Montora Co
Grames Motor Company
General Motors
A. ©. Vlatch
Sheepmen sponsor Eat More Lambs Week campaign
Sheepmen launch Eat More Lambs Week from August 23 to 30 to boost lamb consumption. The program urges butchers hotels and eating houses to feature lamb and asks press cooperation to help a hard hit industry facing a million lamb surplus and perishable stock.
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Progrega
Iron County School Board Meeting Postponed to Monday
The Iron County School Board postpones the August meeting from Saturday to Monday August 4 due to members being out of the county. In other news Phil Benson suffered a broken rib and other injuries when struck by a canopy support while watching the setup at Utah Service Station. A Ford car carrying a man and woman left the road between here and Summit, fell into a wash, but the occupants escaped serious injury. The tourists were unnamed.
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Iron County School Board
Phillip Benson
Utah
Tarowan Auto Company
Phil
Arch
Here
Summit
Aodas
Legion Elects Delegates to State Convention
At a local American Legion post meeting on Monday night delegates to the state convention in Provo on the 7th, 8th and 3rd were elected: Lawrence Milijer, Wm. T. Orton, Albert Adams, Clair Rowley, Harrell Dalton and Alvin Decker. Alternates named were A. C. Hatch, Durham Kiorris, Twenty Orton, Amenzo Topham, Winston Orton and Leonard Topham. Ray D. Garber was named to manage the Legion's lance pavilion for the season.
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The
American Legion
Provo
Lawrence Milijer
Wm. T. Orton
Albert Adams
Clair Rowley
Harrell Dalton
Alvin Decker
A. C. Hatch
Durham Kiorris
Twenty Orton
Amenzo Topham
Winston Orton
Leonard Topham
Marriage Licenses Issued This Week
The Clerk's office issued marriage licenses this week to Paul Benjamin Hamblin of Kanab and Beverly Dunham of Beverly Massachusetts. Wm. H. Isherwood of Cedar City and Cora E. Smith of Bingham Canyon. Henry W. Taylor and his family visiting Brigham City joined a motor trip to the Five Mile camp for supper. Claude Adams and wife have moved to Panguitch due to Claude’s new job.
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Paul Benjamin Hamblin
Kanab
Beverly Dunham
Beverly
Massachusets
Wm. H. Isherwood
Cedar City
Cora E. Smith
Bingham Canyon
Henry W. Taylor
Warren Taylor
Brigham City
Five Mile Camp
Awakening Interest In Coming Election At County Level
A broad slate of county and state posts looms as voters prepare for the fall election. Possible nominees include Don B. Colton for Congress in the first district and state party leaders weighing senatorial bids among Washington Iron Beaver counties. Local seats for commissioners Adame and Levy generate talk with Myron D. Higgs noted as a possible candidate.
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Adama
Levy
L. N. Marsden
Supreme Court
Feneral
T Ia
Congress
Don B. Colton
Washington, Iron and Beaver
Iron County
Marsden
Washington County
David Hirscht
Beaver
Hirsch
Geo. Jefferson
Milford
West End
Beaver County
J. F. Toelton
Charles B. Petty
Cedar City
John
Woodbury
Adame
Adams
Myron D. Highes
Annual Financial Statement Cash on Hand and Funds 1929
Annual financial statement fragment lists cash on hand as of July 1 1929 sinking fund on hand for 1929 and 192% building fund on hand. The readable figures indicate a summary of assets held by the organization during 1929 with emphasis on funds available.
Hyatt in charge of service station again
Free man returns to lease the Utah service station from Doo little Gas & Oil Co after a year away with Mrs Hyatt and a previous profitable family run. Cornell Knight leaves after a year, and John Fretwell appeals a $4.50 fine for a bounced check. Nelson Marsden returns from Los Angeles market trip with merchandise plans for local shoppers.
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Freeman
Belle
Hyatt
Utah
Doolittle Gas & Oil Co
Mrs. Hyatt
Cornell Knight
Salt Lake City
John Fretwell
Aged Paragonah Lady Rescued After Cedar Mountain Ordeal
Lucy Barton a 72 year old Paragonah resident was lost on Cedar Mountain near Maurice Graham's wreck site. A large posse from Parowan Paragonah and Cedar searched rugged terrain through the night and next day locating her near a 100 foot ledge. She suffered scratches and bruises but survived though delirious upon return to Cedar. Her family joined the extensive search and an aunt visiting Cedar City had suggested the ride that led to the outing.
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Lucy Bartot
Paragonah
Cedar Mountain
Maurice Graham
Parowan
Paragonah and
Cedar
Tha
Hyrum Barton
Panguitch
Mrs. Delury
Salt Lake City
Chamber board declines chautauqua amid financial strain
Parowan Chamber of Commerce executive committee at a special meeting this week decides not to undertake a chautauqua this fall due to present financial conditions. Cedar City Chamber may proceed without Parowan, affecting plans among the four cooperating towns. The Cedar City action remains uncertain. Mr and Mrs Warren Tutour and family visited the area this week.
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Parowan Chamber of Commerce
Cedar City Chamber
Parowan
Chamber of Commerce
Warren Tu
Tha
Ylor
Chet
Change in East Ward Bishopric Vote to Proceed
Vacancy in the East Ward Bishopric follows L. J. Adams resignation. A successor selected by the High Council will be submitted for ward membership confirmation and vote next Sunday along with Adams resignation. The name of the chosen candidate will be announced at that time.
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East Ward
L. J. Adams
Mitchell
High Council
Adams
County Tax Levies To Be Fixed Monday
County commissioners plan a special meeting next Monday to set the year’s tax levies. Clerk estimates increases to fund state road needs with a proposed total county levy of 29.6 mills plus 12 mills for Paragonah and 16 for Cedar City. Parowan City's levy to be fixed next Tuesday.
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Board of County Commiesionergy
Paragonah
Cedar City
Parowan City
Baseball Game for Older Men Saturday
The community proposes a Saturday baseball game for men over fifty who enjoyed last week’s match at Five Mile. Organizers call for all interested players to meet at the diamond at 4 20 Saturday afternoon to form a team and schedule future games.
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Five Mile
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Doolittle Gas & O. Co
J. E. Dean
A. CO
Emmet S. Esplin
Homer Esplin
Ethel O. Graff
A. L. Graff
Legion
Ray D. Garber
Lance
Claude Adams
Panguiteh
Claude
Smith Hughes
N. J. Barlow
WN. J. Barlow
Janet Rollo
M. DJ. Macfarlane
S. J. Foster
J. Foster
J. G Robinson
J. G. Robinson
J. W. Bentley
H. E. Harrison
E. H Harrison
Alice Isom
Psst
Roma Wallace
Clara Hopkins
L. ‘Nelson Marsden
Nelson
Los Angeles
All Matheson
W.W. Houston
Cedar Mt
R Chamber Board
Parawan
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