Dairy Company Report Shows Bigger Earnings
Southern Utah Dairy Company reports higher net earnings for the year ended. An average of 5.2 cents more per pound butter fat paid to patrons than last year. Total payouts: $21,000 including $19,602.66 for milk and $1,283.26 for cream. Directors elected: Joan H. Pendleton Anthony Paxton and T A Topham with Oscar M. Lyman and Samuel Ahvott continuing. Pendleton and Paxton replace J L Adams and W W Chair Rowley. Meeting described as peaceful after prior storms.
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Southern Utah Dairy Company
Handel m
Httle Or Co
Directure
Joan H. Pendleton
Anthony Paxton
T. A. Topham
Oscar M. Lyman
Samuel Ahvott
Topham
Pendlewn
Paxton
J. L. Adams
Rowley Peace and Harmony
School Board Lets Contracts For Coal And More
The Cedar City Parowan and district two board approved coal contracts with Ken Macfarlane and Myron Jones for Cedar City Paragonah Summit and Midwatley to varying per ton prices. Parowan bids from Mortensen and Macfarlane at 6.00/ton. A roofing job for Parowan auditorium at 460 with 10 year guarantee and Cedar City sidewalks were ordered. Transportation route extensions were debated. policy limits local riders within two and a half miles. District transportation costs rose from 61,000 to 9,000 for 1929 1920 budget.
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Seme
Cedar City
Ken Macfarlane
Paragonah
Summit
Myron & Jones
Eacch
Myron
Jones
Midwatley
Leon Davia
Iaw
Agenet Reeve
Parowan School
American Asphalt Co
Cedar School
Waika
Porowan
Parowan
Maintai
Dixie forest dogs weather and wildlife notes impact
Weather and wildlife update from the Dixie Forest area reports sustained rains in the Cedar Breaks region with up to 4 inches at Lower Ranger Station and 2.46 inches at Cedar City. Fishermen enjoy Navajo Lake’s higher water, while predators and big game hunters prepare for cougar hunts. Livestock prospects improve with recent storms, and forest improvements include water holes, roads, and station repairs across Ping Valley, Cedar Breaks, Parowan, Panguitch Lake, and Little Valley. Elk relocation and camp activities are noted, with boat permissions at Panguitch Lake and a new cabin near Navajo Lake for license checks.
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Cedar Breaks
Han
Talen
Lowder Ranger Station
Cedar City
Navajo Lake
Jack Butler
Apringa
Swapp
Newena- Us
Fine Valley
Wayhington County
Ping Valley
Seaman
Parowan
Pangulich Lake
Ranger Allemen
Little Valleys
Wm. I. Owens
Pangultch Lake
Evelyn Parry
Cedar Mountain
Pine Valley Mountains
Ara Gtd
Lowder Tanger
Bilan Head Peak
Civil suits filed in district court against several defendants
The Paville Goodrich Rubber Co filed suit this week against B Fares worth for collection of a note totaling 360 dollars with interest. Cedar Motors Company added Joy Fareworth as a defendant in an open account and note for 359.47 dollars and asked for a writ of garnishment.
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Paville Goodrich Rubber Co
B. ¥. Faresworth
Cedar Motors Company
Joy Fareworth
Board Adopts Annual Report and Miscellaneous Items
The Board members received copies of the Superintendent’s annual report, a comprehensive thirty-page document, for perusal. Some minor matters were disposed of before the meeting adjourned.
Rambouillet Show Opens Next Thursday in Southern Utah
The eighth annual Rambouillet show, sponsored by the Southern Utah Rambouillet Sheep Breeders Association, runs Thursday to Saturday with six judges and a three day exhibit of top Rambouillets. John T. Caine will help place winners as the event opens. on Friday a banquet and business meeting at the recreation hall is planned, with entertainment including a boxing card and nightly dances at the Blue Lantern venue.
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Southern Utah
Elderly Community Entertained by Relief Societies
Elderly residents were entertained by Relief Societies of both wards last Thursday at the West Ward chapel. The program included singing, prayers, readings, violin solos, talks, and a luncheon. About 100 attendees enjoyed music, a tableau on the seven ages of man, and a benediction by Brother Alma Barney, with gratitude voiced toward the societies.
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West Ward
John Grevena
Reading
W. L. Adams
Utah
Maggie
Alvig Benson
Mark Guyman
Barbare Adams
Grace Gurr
Alma Barney
Eecily Lowder
Pardons Board Finds Local Officers Responsible In Nelson Bryant Case
The Pardons Board answered the Attorney General's inquiry, confirming it denied parole petitions on the 18th of June and that the district attorney's office should handle defendants under the original commitment. Nelson and Bryant, convicted on a colony charge, had reprieves but remained at large for about a week until the board's reply prompted plans to return them to the penitentiary to serve terms of one to ten years.
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Com.y
Nelson
Marriage licenses issued this week by Cedar City area
The Clerk's office issued licenses to Halford Hale Bart eon and Ruby Cason of Cedar City, Warren J. Larsyn of Cedar and La Rua Clark of Parowan. Mrs. Mary Orton is in from Salt Lake City for a short visit.
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Halford Hale Bart Eon
Ruby Cason
Cedar City
Warren J. Larsyn
Cedar
la Rua Clark
Parowan
Mary €. Orton
Salt Lake City
One Night Boxing Show at Rambouillet Theatre
Manager B McLean schedules a large boxing card for the Rambouillet show at the Alcadin Theatre featuring Parowan talent led by Dry Heap and Cedar City idol Spilabury. Local bouts include Alden Smith vs Bob Stevens, Lewis Ward vs Charlie Flurech, and Mortensen rivals among several eight and three to five round matches with hopes of strong audience turnout.
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Alcadin Theatre
B. McLean
Alow Ig
Parowan
McLean
Brooklyn
Tommale Sullivan
Abe Attet
Peddler Palmer
Gans
Jimmie Ur
Dtrech
Utd
Salt Lake City
Max Hendrichdom
Chester Ward
Smith Mortensen
Hob Billey
Mack Fenrton
Tom Miz
Winmer Mortensen
Aix
Lloyd Roundy
Floyd Mathewson
Porter Clark
Wall Manor
Ad Orton
Max’ Frampton
Jay Mortensen
Elio Orton
Lad
Merril Rasmussen
Emil Malmberg
Ardell Hyatt
Muri “Mortensen
Roy Maltberg
Tha T Adien
Indians Predict End of Drought With Regional Flood Threat
Desert tribes along the Gila Salt and Verde rivers evacuate low lands near Fort McDowell as forecasts of heavy rains and floods spread. Apache and Papago bands move to higher ground amid tales of approaching storms and star driven omens. The mass shift from river bottoms recalls the worst floods of over a decade as communities brace for widespread rain.
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Desert Redmen
Arizona
Ganceeaston
Storma
Il Deset
Gila
Fort McDowell
Verde
Moon
Stare
Birdy
Giza
Tims
Rambouillet Mex Home From Texas Sale
Within the week the boys who went to Texas for the Del Riv gate have returned. Some report reasonably good sales while others are disappointed with the prices. They disposed of all their sheep, with the B A C unit selling the best of the lot.
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Texan
del Riva
B.A. C. Utulida
Failure to Stamp Cigarettes in Tom’s of Law
Broken cigarette cartons found without proper packaging led to complaints filed by two State Treasurer representatives. The statute imposes a $200 fine. cases against Barklow Brothers Depot, Standard Supply Co, Goodie Garden, Ralph Wetnos, and Albert Stephens were noted, with Stephens recently leaving for Las Vegas to work this winter.
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State Treasurer's
Bualweus Houses
Barklow Rothers
Standard Supply Co
Goodie Garden
Ralph Wetnos
Cemetery Lot Dispute Seen At City Council Meeting
City officials discussed a cemetery lot dispute involving the Lowder and Hyatt families. The issue centers on a shared lot where several relatives are buried and questions of rightful ownership and future markers arise, with the Hyatts seeking relocation of graves and the city’s authority in the matter. The dispute remains unresolved, pending further action.
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City Council
Wea
Tuasday
Lowder
Anthony Twxton
Lowd
Hyatt
John Lowder
Firet
John Hyat
Jona Lowder
Lowders
Staevle
Hyatte
Hyatts
Quiet Wedding Unites Prominent Couple
A quiet wedding was held Sunday evening at the home of the bride’s parents, Dr. and Mrs. G. M. Clark, with Warren J. Larson of Cedar City and Miss Miley Clark. Bishop Hi Ly officiated. The bride, a trained nurse, has worked for Utah Party Co and Zion National Park, while the groom has managed Bryce Canyon lodge and worked with the Utah Power and Light and Union Pacific system. After the ceremony the couple planned a transfer to allow Mrs. Larson to continue nurse duties at Bryce and the bride’s sister to finish the season at Bou. Congratulations and best wishes from friends. Donald Taylor left for California with Niaty Decker for unspecified engagements.
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Wixy Lakua O'hrs
G. M. Clark
Thin City
Warren. J. Larson
Cedar City
Bishop Hi Ly
Miley Clark
Utah Party Co
Zion National Park
Utah Parkage
Union Park System
el Evenlante
Bryce Canyon Lodge
Bryce’s
Larson
Zion Canyon
Misa Clark
Wea
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