Committees Named for Rambouillet Sheep Show
The Rambouillet show in Rambouillet sponsored by the Southern Utah Rambouillet Sheep Breeders Association lists committees for September 3 and 4: General finance awards listing sports barbecue advertising. The plan shifts from banquet to barbecue with dairy folk and horsemen invited to exhibit and boys sheep clubs offered prizes. Races boxing bouts and dancing are eyed for afternoons and evenings with details to follow.
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Southern Utah
Rambouillet Sheep Breeders’ S Association
W. Clarence Pendleton
Parley Dalley
Richard MM. Benson
Milo Marsden
N. J. Barlow
John $. Dal
George A. Lowe Jr
Ray Lyman
William Mareden
AR. la Fenton
P. A. Clark
Clark Orton
Ray IY. Garner
A. C Hatch
A. B. Matheson
M. L. Skougard
Lamont HE. Tueller
R. M. Benson
W Warner Mitchell
Scenic Parowan drive opens with new forest road work
A two canyon scenic loop near Parowan becomes easier with FERA funded improvements from the Five Mile to Yankee area. The 25 mile mountain route passes Cedar Breaks and Bowery valley with trout streams and reservoir views, offering a half day trip for locals and visitors.
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Parowan
Frank Seaman
New Bowery
Steeen
Reservoir
Five Mile
FERA
Yankee
New Forest
Bryce Canyon
Primary election likely Aug 22 23 for county convention delegates
A Democratic primary is expected to be held Wednesday or Thursday August 22 or 23 to elect delegates for the county convention on August 26. Voters should watch Times next week for notice of the primary and a similar notice will appear for Paratzonah at about the same time.
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Paratzonah
Palmer
CWA
Relief Societies Plan Five Mile Forest Outing
The Relief Society of Parowan Wards plans an outing for members and guests at the Five Mile forest camp next Tuesday evening August 14. They will leave the library corner at 6 p m with transportation available. A 25 cent per couple lunch charge applies. The choir Singing Mothers will perform and all members are urged to join. West Ward relief meeting is postponed.
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Parowan
Five Mile Forest Camp
Relief Society
Brief First Week Court Term Deliberations In Iron County
A two day district court session led by Judge Cox continued many cases with actions including naturalization petition for Napoleon W Boutin pending depositions, a title quiet case, amended answers for Adams Brothers Livestock, and continuations. Interim orders covered Bank liquidation expenses and a foreclosure judgment against Clifford Evans. Le a Madsen obtained an interlocutory divorce with child custody alimony and attorney fee.
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District Court
Cox
Napoleon W. Boutin
W. T Jones
L. BE. Endicott
Allez
Naturtingition Department
Tenn McGetttlek Aid Fisher Harris
Creole Mining & Milling Co
Alex B. Williams
Adams Brothers-Livestock Co
Rebecca Goudge
Leonard Goudge
Archie L. Swapp
Olin
Macfarlane
Iexaminer
Bank of Iron County
Bank of Southern Utah
George Perry
Fearowan Mercauile Co
Gwen M. Gurr
Lea Madsen
Jernell Madsen
Federal Land Bank of Herkeley
Cletfford Evans
Ethel ©. Graff
A. L. Graff
Don’t Drive Without License Warns Patrolman
Patrolman L. J. Adams warns that drivers without licenses face tickets and court appearances. He notes anyone under sixteen cannot have driving senses and will receive two tickets if caught. Adams offers Monday examinations at the county court and Cedar City afternoons to obtain a license, urging drivers to avoid legal trouble.
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L. J. Alams
Adams
Cedar City
Cedar City Mattress and Quilt Factory Approved
A Cedar City relief project authorizes a quilt and mattress factory run by local workers. The plant will operate at least three months, producing twenty five mattresses and fifty quilts daily with twenty to twenty five women and a few men employed.
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Cedar City
FERA
W. H. Palmer
Shurtz
Seminary
Kirk Palmer
Ftand Canyon
Davenport
Cedar Mountain Road
Iron County School District approves 86000 bond refunding plan
The Iron County School Board adopts an 86000 bond refunding program to reduce interest costs and level annual payments. About 24000 of the bonds maturing soon are refunded this year to avoid tax levy hikes. Estimated savings run around 2500, with remaining refunds keeping current maturity dates and payment plans.
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Iron County School Board
Washington
State Food Preservation Demonstrator to Visit County
Mrs. Barbara M. Adams announces Miss Hansen, state demonstrator for the FERA food preservation campaign, will visit Tuesday and Wednesday to demonstrate methods. She will be in Cedar City Tuesday morning and at Retlef hall at 2 p.m. for tests of pressure cookers at no charge. Wednesday morning she will be in Summit.
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Barbara M. Adams
FERA
Miss Hansen
Cedar City
Retlef Hall
Bose
Tevskers
Marriage Licenses Issued This Week In The County
The county clerk's office issued marriage licenses to Albert Walker 26 Beaver and Florence Scott 24 Greenville as well as Urban Anderson 39 Salt Lake City and Florence D Brown 36 Salt Lake City during the week.
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Albert Walker
Beaver
Florence Scott
Greenville
Urban Anderson
Salt Lake City
Florence D. Brown
Salt Lake
Adams Fined for Flour Theft in Parowan Milling Case
Lowell Adams was arrested upon returning to town and charged with petit larceny for involvement with a companion in stealing flour for Parowan Milling Co. He pleaded guilty and received a $30 fine with half suspended. he had been away from town until recently.
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Lowell Adams
Alvin Benson
Parowan Milling Co
Adams
Stake Conference Scheduled Here September First and Second
Stake president Wm R Palmer announced a stake conference to be held on Saturday and Sunday September 1 and 2. Activities include two Saturday sessions in the West Ward chapel and two Sunday sessions in the East Ward. Details on visiting church authorities were not yet known.
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Stake
Wm. R. Palmer
West Ward
East Ward
Street Brawl Yields Fines for Three Men
A Friday night street brawl led to assault charges for Clark Orton Howard Adams and Frank Decker. They pleaded guilty Saturday before Justice Parcell and paid fines totaling 61 dollars each. Wells Batts was fined 2.50 for speeding and 5.06 for driving without a license after suspension.
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Clark Orton
Howard Adams
Frank Decker
Wnter
H. J. Parcel
Wells Batts
Cedar City Lad
Justice Parcell
Southern Utah Dairy Company Elects Same Officers
Stockholders at the Southern Utah Dairy Company annual meeting reelected Samuel Abbot John W Bentley and George Stevens to the board of directors. Two-year terms for Abbot and Bentley one-year term for Stevens. John H Pendleton and Thomas Amenzo Topham retain two-year terms. Byron Adams remains manager. The report cites satisfactory operations with slight profits and continued production despite a feed shortage. Directors anticipate cow retention and continued operation despite expected milk declines.
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Southern Utah Dairy Company
Samuel Abtot
John W. Bentley
George Stevens
John H. Pendleton
Thomas Amenzo Topham
Byron Adams
Race Track Project Aims for Local Prominence
Patrowan undertakes a new race track and recreation grounds on FERA project 43 with bids aiming to produce a first class track in the region. Le land Perry surveys radia levels and finds the site suitable noting the east city adjacency and soil with a plan to add heavier material. Rail posts and grand stand work start next week and the track may be usable for the Rambouillet show though completion is unlikely by then.
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Patrowan
FERA
Leland Perry
Grand Stand
Rambouillet
Milford Junior Baseball Upset Stirs Local Sports Night
Milford invites Parowan for a Thursday game on the regular church square diamond starting at five. Garner will assemble a team and invites all boys who were at least seventeen by June 30 to join practice each evening at seven. Mrs. Rasmussen left for Los Angeles to visit her children.
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Milford
Parowan
Garner
Refulsar
Church Square
John T. Rasmussen
Los Angeles
City Increases Levy One Mill In August Meeting
City council raised the current year tax levy to 24 mills an increase of one mill mainly for debt service. County levy set at 6.4 mills down 1.8, with hospital and library additions. State school levy up .4, Cedar City up to 19, Patagonah 14, Kanarra 4, Parowan down .4, Paragonah up .6. Registration for November election begins next Tuesday August 14.
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County Bown
Cedar City
Paragonah
Patowan City
Nobelty
Mea
Patagonah
Kanarra
Parowan City
the County
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Ton
Mattress Factory
New York
Ges
Beryl Froyd
Patowan Hirdh
Denna Steward
Lasca Osborn
Vivian Leavitt
Glenna M. Ware
Exelyn Smith
Cedar
Winnifred Uria
Lorin F. Wheelwright
B. Larson
Pleasant
Manning
Cedar Junior High
Larson
State Food Preservation Demonstrator
Dairy Company
W. Clair Rowley
General Fund
Lonzer
Enoch Rasmussen
Silagy
Ward
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