Local births and community notes in county hospital
Paragonal i By Correspondent? Mr and Mrs Clark Lamoreaut welcome a baby boy born Wednesday at the county hospital. Mr and Mrs Orson Talbot greet a baby boy born Tuesday morning. Sacrament meeting yields several Christenings: Stephen Spencer Edward, John Parkinson, and Thomas Lowell. Mrs Jess Topham suffers heart trouble, John R Robinson visits, John S P Barton marks his 60th birthday, M B Edwards visit from Della. Walter Robb named school janitor. Amasa Stones starts a new home, Darwin Daily contractor. Primary Association and MTA to present program Sunday afternoon. Thomas W Jones ill last week but improving. Mrs Luella A Dalton resumes sewing class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark Lamoreaut
the County
Orson Talbot
Max Edward
Stephen Spencer
John R. Lister
John Parkinson
Lowell Evans
Thomas Lowell
Many workers sought for Ogden supply depot expansion
Lt Col William L Mays announces 1500 to 2090 civilian workers will staff Utah general depot on West Second Street. Depot to house supplies for units west of the Mississippi with 41 buildings. Staffing includes clerical, watchmen, warehouse, laborer and firemen from civil service. total employment to rise to 1500 2000. Office in frame building near depot entrance until completion of brick administration building around January 1. Manpower growth linked to regional supply needs and job opportunities for locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah General Depot
Army
West Second Street
William L. Mays
Mays
Ogden
Fort Douglas
Salt Lake City
Mississippi River
Locals and Personal News Sedate visits from many states during race meet week
Las Vegas visitors Mrs. Clinton Thornton and Sam Pritchard attend the big race meet. Santa Ana’s Mr. and Mrs. Vern Reid visit with Edmund Stevens. Fort Douglas private Errold Gurr visits family at the event. State Land Board secretary Warren Taylor and his father spend days in town on office business. Camp San Luis soldier Billy Gattley visits while stationed there. Salt Lake City visitors Phyllis Thygerson and sister Frantz Lyman drop in. Mrs. Roe Thorley and her father discuss a new home in Paragonia while Mr. Thorley digs a basement. A drill sergeant’s blunder prompts a humor line about a Wise guy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Taylor
State Land Board
Henry W. Taylor
Delegates Spar Over Meeting Attendance At Convention Program
The first delegate questions the value of a convention program noting nonattendance at meetings while the second delegate admits curiosity about what will be missed, highlighting differing motives in a debate over participation.
Mrs Jones and Mrs Smith Clash Over Marital Bliss
A humorous exchange has Mrs Jones asking about her daughter’s marriage while Mrs Smith counters that the daughter is happily married. Mrs Smith adds the husband is terrified of his wife and unsure how to act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Jones
Works Both Ways and Other Quips From The Times
A collage of witty exchanges and brief vignettes. Bits include marriage ironies about ideal partners, a magnate valuing time at $100 a minute, light golf stakes of $10,000 to $15,000, a father with another wife misinterpreted as bigamy, a college dropout due to eyesight, a joke about a dean of women, a baby's age quip, a Pullman travel line, a poker quip, a poultry house floor note on sanitation, and a nod to concrete as an all-purpose flooring solution.
Experiment to grow trees on dry farms praised
An Utah State College extension official announced a successful dry farming tree experiment in Juab and surrounding counties. Russian olive, Siberian elm, honey locust, and black walnut showed varied survival under different cultivation regimes, with all species thriving under regular cultivation and mulching, indicating trees can grow on dry farms with minimal care when matched to species.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Whitney Floyd
Utah State Agricultural College
Floyd
Utah State Experiment Station
Levan Flat
Juab County
Weather and farm outlook in Utah and nation
The July Agricultural Situation notes abundant domestic demand and government food purchases supporting farm markets while crop and livestock outputs may set records barring bad weather. It warns price gains may ease in the second half and references long-ago weed seed persistence since McKinley era amid moisture and shade concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Great Britain
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jess Topham
John R. Robinson
Colorado
John S. P. Barton
Mrs. M. B. Edwards
Della
Walter Robb
W. H. Barton
Amasa Stones
Darwin Daily
The
Primary Association
Thomas W. Jones
Luella A. Dalton
Relief Society
Times Office
Mitchell Variety Store
General Electric
Candies Novelties
GMC
Union Oil Products
Union
Parawan Service Co
Parawan Utah
Clinton Thornton
Las Vegas
Nevada
Sam Pritchard
Mrs
Vern Reid
Santa Ana, California
Mrs. Reid
Edmund Stevens
Errold Gurr
Billy Gattley
John W. Benson
Camp San Luis Obispo
California
Utah National Guard
Phyllis Thygerson
Frantz Lyman
Mrs. Roe Thorley
Samuel T. Orton
Mr. Thorley
Paragonia
Albert
James
Dean of Women
St . Rastus
Sam
Iimay
Pullman
Joseph Skeen
Utah State Aaa Committee
Skeen
AAA
Sension Sa Telera
Utah
William McKinley
Wood
Arthur’ Robinson
Parowan
Uta
J. A. Evang
Alladin Theatres
Parowan, Utah
Sun
Mon
Jack Benny
Fred Antt
Comedy & News
Bonnie Baker
Ormin Tuck
Frank Morgan
Bille Bulg
Branch Agricultural College
Matheson
Southern Utah Dairy
Hs An
Urbon
Schenley Distillers Corp
Naya
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