NAUTICAL NOVELTIES Promoting Navy At Salt Lake City
A Salt Lake City Navy Recruiting Station exhibit titled Nautical Novelties explains the Navy's role in peace and disaster relief. It argues the Navy protects neutral sea rights, controls the seas in war, and enforces aid during floods famine and earthquakes, stressing readiness to deter aggression and aid national interests. The piece references broader world events and wartime caution about potential conflicts.
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U.S. Navy
Salt Lake City
United States Navy
Navy
Rome
Reading Glasses Lost Near Wack Clasp Case
READER ADVERTISEMENTS WOOD Coal and Rock Salt for sale. Phone 2887 J. A. Evans Parowan. LOST My reading glasses in Wack clasp case Will appreciate her being returned to me Wm Pritchard Teevipt bottor gale at Times Dfire
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J. A. Evans
Parowan
Wm Pritchard
Ghost Tunnels and the Future of Mining Towns
The article discusses ghost tunnels and the fate of mining towns, noting that tunnels without ore fade into obscurity. It highlights Utah’s mining history, a systematic early policy, and revenue funding for exploration to ensure new ore bodies are developed for long term industry growth.
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Bean. Gald
Atic and Sound Foundston
Jndustey
Tah
Salt Lake Stock Exchange and Utah Mining Ties
The Salt Lake Stock Exchange supports Utah mining tied to regional finance. About 10 issues list on the exchange with largely locally owned stocks. Since 1888 the exchange has evolved from a small shop to its present building, aided by mine operator Samuel Newhouse who donated the site for the current trading floor.
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Utah
Salt Lake Stock Exchange
Sangers
Salt
Probate and Guardianship Notices in Utah Estate Case
Notice to creditors in the Fifth Judicial District Court Utah Iron County. Estate of Susan Stones also known as Susie Stones deceased. Creditors must file claims with vouchers at Paragonah Trails or residence by September 2, 1939. Administratrix Etzel Stones Robb Morris & Matheson attorneys Cedar City Bank of Southern Utah Building.
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Fifth Judicial District Court
State of
Utah
Tron
Susan Stones
Susie Stones
Paragonah
Iron County
Ethel Stones Robb
Morris & Matheson
Bank of Southern Utah
Cedar City
District Court
County of
Iren
John HL
Protherg
Paragonal
Tron County
Uta
Notice to creditors in Fifth Judicial District Court Utah
Notice to creditors in the Fifth Judicial District Court of Utah for Iron County listing the estate of John H Prothero deceased with vouchers due by September 26, 1939. Administratrix Mary E Prothero, Morris and Matieson, Bank of Southern Utah Building, Cedar City, Utah.
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Mary E. Prothero
Morris & Matieson
Administratrix
Bank of Southern Utah
Sedar City
Utah
Mrs Lyman and Miss Maisieson See Local Visitors
Mrs Maude Lyman of Otto Wyoming stopped here for part of a day Monday on her way to Los Angeles to visit relatives. She plans to spend more time on her return to Wyor ing. Miss Barbara Maisiesor, employed at Milford for two or three years, is visiting family here for several days.
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Maude Lyman
Otto
Wyoming
Los Angeles
Wrorsing
Barbara Maisiesor
Milford
Lwo
Iron County Commission Sets Levy And Local News
The Iron County Commission passed ordinances setting four mill on cattle and horses five on sheep and goats and five on domestic stock. Parowan limits street speed to 22 mph intersections and 45 mph open roads. Alma Richards and family visit. Webster Belridge returns from Army service. Price for salt in Parowan climbs to 25 a ton. Walter Michell and Scott seek Chevrolet dealership in Iron County. Two deaths reported in Cedar City Joseph Wilkinson worker and Rex Pace rider killed near Kanarra.
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Parowan
Ordnance
Cedar City
Joseph T. Wilkinson
Iron County
Rex Pace
John G. Pace
Kanarra
Stray Stories and Quick Jokes From a Page of Local Life
A playful collection of short lines and quips shows clerks at an employment agency, a Scot’s pun about Glasgow, a church visit reaction from a little girl, and a teacher’s exchange about a boy named Tammy Jones. The items capture light local humor and everyday moments.
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Tammy Jones
Dan
Tommy
No Danger Teacher Jimmy Step Mother Inquiry
An exchange at a school reveals a student named Jimmy says his mother is ill with diphtheria. He insists his stepmother never gives him anything, while the teacher warns about contagion and keeping distance from classmates.
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Jimmy
Association Mr Jones viewing Niagara
Mr Jones asks Mrs Jones Robe if they turned off the bath water before leaving home in a casual domestic exchange about a likely travel or sightseeing moment by the Niagara area.
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Mr. Jones
Niagara
Utah Farmers Receive AAA Payments
Utah farmers receive price adjustment payments totaling 93,259.74 distributed to about 72 producers in Utah. Officials in Logan say roughly 3,000 more will be paid August to September. Payments are 11 cents per bushel on normal yields for 1939 wheat and other eligible crops.
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Utst
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Logan
Utah
Congress
Secretary of Agriculture
A. Golden Kilburn
Annual 4-H Club Outing Slated This Week End
Four 4 H club members from twelve counties in Utah will attend the annual 4 H forestry and livestock club outing at the Ephraim Intermountain Forestry and Range Experiment Station August 10 and 12. About 2500 boys and girls are expected to participate with speakers Reed Bailey and P R Humpherys.
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Utah
Ephraim Ibralich
Intermountain Forestry and Range Experiment Station
Utah State Forest Service
Forestry and Livestock Club
Ouling
Beaver
Carbon
Garfield
Grand
Iron
Juab
Millard
Piute
Sanpele
Sevier
Washington
J. Whitney Floyd
Torester
Reed Bailey
Humpherys
Bailey
Intermountain Forest and Range Experiment Station
Manti National Forest
Curtis Saw Company
St. Louis
Missouri
Ployit
Bir
Floyd
Forest Service
Law on Threshing Machines Aimed at Noxious Weed Control
The State Board of Agriculture outlines a rule requiring operators of threshing machines, combines, and self binders to sweep or blow clean all noxious weed seeds from exterior and interior machine parts before leaving infested fields. Violations can lead to prosecution with penalties up to six months in jail or fines up to $300. The measure accompanies reports on crop conditions and hay production, noting vegetable prices and harvest totals compared with 1938.
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State Board of Agricultture
Habley
Utah State Board of Agriculture
Utah
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Europe
Hitler
Danzig
Ervin Stevens
Colorado
John W. Benson
Parowas
H.C. Parcerts
Intermountain Tile Guaranty Co
Native Lumber
Walter C. Mitchell & Sons
Parawan
Utah Bay
Board of Iran County Commissioners
Alma Richards
Iss
Morgen Hicchards
Fornia
Webster Beliridge
Walter C. Michell
Scott
Chevcotet Motor Go
T Mills
Thecutian L
Mills County
Malls County Library
Are
Glasgow
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
United States
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