Utah’s New Industry Push and State Resources
The Utah Department explores industries and job training linked to silver and metal production, mining operators, and electrical industries. Officials discuss state ownership of lands, potential use of federal lands for schools, and a nationwide Utah project to divert water for irrigation, alongside occupational surveys and public notices of births.
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Otah
Congression
Hyde De‘chen
Fair Premium List Gets Final Approval
Final approval of the Iron County Fair premium list was given at a Pair meeting. The list goes to press Friday and will be ready for distribution next week. Building work proceeds on Rambouillet barn including new stalls. W C Pendleton named to supervise. Fifteen new stalls already added at the race track, total eighty ready before the meet. Stable room requests come from horse owners across the county. Dairy and vegetable committees gain three new appointees Ivan Decker S T Nielsen and Sam Abbott.
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Iron County Co
Thales Brown
W Clair Rowley
Rambouillet Barn
2Nd West
W. C. Pendleton
Fair Committee
Marell Bayles
Southern Utah Dairy Co
Stake Conference To Honor War Veterans
The Sunday evening sessions of Purowan Stake Conference in Cedar City First Ward Church August 11 and 18 will honor veterans. The Mutual Improvement Association conducts the program led by President D L Sargeant and features two musical numbers by the Music Masters chorus directed by Edward Sandgren with Irene Hyatt as accompanist. The chorus includes several ex service men and all who served with the Armed Forces are invited as guests.
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Purowan Stake
Cecar City First Ward
Mutual Improvement Association
D L Sargeant
Music Masters
Sixty-Poice
Cedar City
Edward Sandgren
Irene Hyatt
Cedar City Second Ward
Parowan American Legion Post Elects Officers
Parowan Post No. 20 of The American Legion elected Homer W. Adams as Post Commander succeeding Lorin S. Orton. New officers include Saunders M. Clark first vice commander Albert E. Adams second vice commander Max Hendrickson adjutant W Clair Rowley service officer Jess Guyman chaplain Chester Ward sergeant at arms and W Merton Mitchell athletic officer. Outgoing officers were Lorin S. Orton Leonard Topham Twenty Ortin Max Hendrickson Jess Guyman and W Clair Rowley. Election occurred alongside a watermelon bust at Vermillion Castle Forest Camp.
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Parowan
American Legion
Homer W. Adams
Lorin S. Orton
Saunders M. Clark
Albert E. Adams
Max Hendrickson
W. Clair Rowley
Jess Guyman
Chaplin
Chester Ward
Merton Mitchell
Leonard Topham
T. Ortin
Vermillion Castle Forest
Davis urges soil reforms to boost U S farming output
Chester C. Davis, chairman of the Presidents Famine Emergency Committee and former Agricultural Adjustment Administrator, says the nation can produce ample food and must maximize soil reserves. He touts Triple A conservation aims including hillside grassing, legume use, lime applications, and phosphate rock deposits to raise yields, cut costs, and expand year round pasture for more livestock.
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America
Chester C. Davis
Davis
UTAHANS URGED TO EAT MORE POTATOES NOW
The Production Marketing Association urges greater potato consumption to ease the national food shortage as a record crop lands here and nationwide. Potatoes provide energy and nutrients, with one medium potato similar in calories to a slice of bread. If every person in Tron County eats an extra pound weekly for two months, the crop would be dispensed. Also notes visiting Set and Mrs Louis Shook and local naval release of Claude Robinson.
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Tron County
East Ward Relief Society Meeting Planned Tuesday
The East Ward Relief Society holds a work meeting on Tuesday at 10 30 in the Relief rooms of the East Ward Church. Members are asked to bring their lunch and spend the day.
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East Ward Relief Society
East Ward
Parowan High Band Holds Final Practice Monday Evening
The Parowan High School Band will have its last summer practice Monday evening in the high school music room. All members are required to attend.
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Parowan High School
City Sets Tax Levy At 16 Mills For 1946
The city adopts a 16 mill property tax levy for 1946 with a total budget showing tight items. Breakdown includes 2 mills for streets and sidewalks and 1.2 mills for parks, plus other departments, reflecting adjustments from last year and signaling future financial planning.
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Tebey
Child Welfare Services Return in Iron County
Mamie C Eck director announces the Iron County Department of Public Welfare offers child welfare services once more with Floyd D Bradley as new worker. Services include case work and treatment for minors facing community adjustment issues. Coordination with Juvenile Judge aims to prevent delinquency and place children in suitable foster homes, requests community foster homes and residents to call 287 for assistance.
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Mamie C. Eck
Iron County Department of Publc Welfare
Floyd D. Bradshiw
Lion County Department
Convictions in July Reach Forty-Eight At Celar City Wardens
Catttouny Wier reports July convictions totaling $1209 with forty-eight offenders named. Four Celar City men were convicted for offenses including illegal seizing and fishing after hours. Claude Macfarlane and others fined, penalties listed. Warden Haypubie Piru noted most crimes were trespass and fishing violations, with a high number of penalties recorded.
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Catttouny Wier
George W. Reid
Haypubie Piru
Cody City Council approves 1946 tax levy changes
At a special Cody City Council meeting on Tuesday, the 1946 tax levy was set at 28 mills, with reductions in the interest and sinking fund and increases for public safety and public building construction. The plan allocates funds for post war development and public works. Several balances and transfers to funds are noted, including new building construction and street improvements.
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West Ward Fireside Meeting at Breile Ortan Home
The West Ward Fireside event will be held Sunday evening at 8 p.m. at the home of Breile Ortan. Joan Wherefiv.ini will give the lesson and Mire Rowley will lead the discussion. A reminder notes a date to work at Rambouillet Barn Monday.
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West Ward
Breile Ortan
Joan Wherefiv
Ini
Mire Rowley
Drought Emphasizes Need for Crop Insurance Policy
The drought highlights the necessity of a crop insurance program. Local leaders, including M. Patres, outline the plan and timeline for contracts at the county office. Farmers with existing policies are urged to review terms and update coverage as new agreements become available.
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M. Patres
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Leon County
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Fathers To Be Out Of Army By September 30
The War Department announces a new Selective Service program. Non-volunteer enlisted men will be discharged by September 30 based on service length, with thresholds set at 18 or 20 months and including continued active duty for those reaching 18 months in months after November. Enlisted women are also covered, while officers remain unchanged.
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War Department
Parowan Ced ar Couple Weds In St George Temple
Grant W Mortensen and Mary Manning were married at the St George LDS Temple with Harold R Snow officiating. Families and friends gathered for a reception in Cedar City. The bride, Cedar City native, studied at Utah State and Alpha Beta sorority while the groom, Parowan High graduate, served in the armed forces and attended USC. They plan to reside in Provo and attend Brigham Young University.
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Grant W. Mortensen
Delbert W. Mortensen
Mary Manning
William H. Manning
Cedar City
St George L.D.S. Temple
Harold R. Snow
Cedar City High School
Ranch Agricultural College
Phi Alpha Beta Sorority
Utah State Agricultural College
Loon
Lumba Delta Sigma Sorority
Parowan High School
Uniersity
Southern California
Armed Forces
Aviation Engineers
Ryukus Islands
Wos
Provo
Brighium Young University
Lumber output forecast at 32 billion board feet this year
Civilian Production Administration projects lumber production of 32 billion board feet for the year, unchanged from January estimates but 5 billion feet below 1946 needs. May production reached 3,075,575,000 board feet, the first monthly total above 3 billion since August 1944, up 6.4 percent from April and 10.4 percent from May 1945. Mr and Mrs A C Hatch and family returned from Yellowstone Park after a week’s vacation.
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Civilian Production Administration
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