County Commission Holds Regular Meeting Actions and Levy Values
The Board of County Commissions met at the courthouse with full attendance including the Sheriff, Attorney, Auditor, Clerk, Treasurer and Road Supervisor. They set tax levies totaling 29 mills for state and school districts, county funds, hospital, road and indigent relief, with Cedar City and Paragonah levies noted and a pension levy canceled. The county plans to transfer hospital control to the Hospital Board, likely next meeting, and requires a taxpayer election to authorize annual maintenance levies. Additional items covered Juvenile Judge appointment, attendance at the peace officer convention, a $100 grant for the Hambourlier Sheep Producers show, licensing pavilions kept at $500 yearly, tax notice drafting, and staff hiring decisions for the treasurer.
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Board of County Commissions
Court House
Sherrif
Assensor
Inlet
State Road
County Library
Count Hospital
Hospital Board
Guard
Alex H. Ratlo
Juventia
Aerake
George A. Davis
Kanera
George W. Lemmon
A. Matheson
Sarah G. Connell
Many Good Gardens In Town This Year
Observations show abundant vegetables in Parowanhia with cleaner, weed free gardens. No tomato blight detected this year, suggesting a strong tomato crop unless late frost affects production.
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Parowanhia
Celebrated Georgia Minstrels Coming to Town
The Georgia Minstrels, led by agent F. P. Prescott and promoted by Arthur Hockwald, will perform one night only next Monday August 19 in a 2000 capacity tent. The troupe features a band, orchestra, forty fan-makers, and fifteen vaudeville acts with a focus on high class minstrel entertainment and tuneful music.
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Richards and Pringtes
Georgia Minstrels
F. P. Prescott
Georgia
Arthur Hockwald
George Min
White's Ewes Bring Higher Averages in Texas Sale
A Texas bale wire from five weeks ago misreported White's ewe sale figures, now showing fitted ewes averaging 50.50 dollars with unfitted ewes at 33.76 to 38.09 dollars. Some unfitted stock sold at 38.09 while fitted ewes fetched as high as 75.00 dollars, correcting the earlier error.
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Texas Gale Aa
Times
White
County Board Hears Audit Report And Road Right Of Way Terms
The Lincoln G. Kelly Co. report on county accounts was accepted with recommendations. Otto P. Dalley explained back taxes on property bought at sheriff sale and arrangements to clear them. The board authorized the treasurer to accept taxes without interest or costs if cleared promptly. Washington County offered to pay for half the right of way for the New Harmony road. Iron County to cover the portion within its bounds at 50 cents per rod. Mrs. E. B. McDowell of Modena was appointed registrar of visas for Modena Precinct on T. B. Beatty’s recommendation. Claims for the month were allowed and minor matters disposed of before adjournment.
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Lincoln G. Kelly Co
Otto P. Dalley
Woard
New Harmony
Washinngton
Irom County
Mike Wise
Donald Schiauss
Segard
Mra. E. EB. McDowell
Modent Way
Modena
T. B. Beatty
State Board of Health
Rambouillet Show Opens Amid Strong Sheep Breed Display
Rambouillet Show opens in Rambouillet this week with top ram and ewe displays. Judges change as John T. Calnell is replaced by Lixon, an authority in livestock, as the Rambouillet Sheep Breeders Association plans officer elections. A boxing program at Allada Theatre Friday night and nightly dances at the Blue Lantern accompany the fair activities.
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Chicago
Lixon
Rambouillet Sheep Breeders Association
Allada Theatre
Ar Mngton Spilebury
Cedar City
Ara Advertiardng Headiloera
Blue Lantern
George Stanley
Concessiona
Locals And Personal News Update From Parowan Area
Local residents and visitors share news of trips and visits including J. Hanka family touring Cedar Breaks Zion and Pryces, Gardella Orton returning from Las Vegas, and Mrs. Leg Russell staying with her mother Nellie Matheson. New baby boy for Bimier and Mrs Mitchell, audits of school district accounts in Parowan, and travels of Marie Steven and Arnold from California. Contained notes mention Wilby Durham from Salt Lake City visiting with grandparents, a planned concrete base curb and grass project, and several regional movements and greetings amid community life.
Cemetery lot controversy disputed by Hyatt and Lowder families
The previous report claimed insufficient space for another grave on the cemetery lot. Hyatt asserts ample room and offers to dig free when needed, while Lowder maintains space is limited and would force burial elsewhere, separating parents’ resting places. The article notes confusion over whose grave is on the lot, correcting a misidentified grave.
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Lowder
Hyatt
Esys Hervert & Hyatt
Exton
John Lowdes
E&o
Fathor
Notice of Meeting and Memorial Observance Details
Members of Beaver Lops Club seek a meeting with the Gilcus on Friday this week to discuss community issues. An evening gathering is planned with a vigil and supper, followed by memorial services for M. M. Locker’s family and a somber attendance at a cemetery.
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Menbera
Beaver Liops Club
D.ewuimely
Mymbera
M. M. Locker
Lave
Dubwan Sk
Greud Gunyom
Special Sacrament Meeting Program at West Ward Chapel
The Sacrament meeting will be held next Sunday evening August 18 1829 in the West Ward chapel. On Doctrine and Covenants Day the program includes talks on Doctrine and Covenants by John Page musical selections by Mrs Merru D Robinson and others deacon group solos by Marto Topham Edna 5 Match solo by Ray 0 Garner and a word on wisdom. Everyone invited by the West Ward Bishopric.
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Woluck
West Ward
Doctrine & Co
Legion Social Plans Send Off for Leaving Member Browm
The American Legion hosts a social Saturday evening at the Blue Lantern for N. E. Browm who will leave to teach in another county this winter. Browm has been active, serving as treasurer and manager of the dance pavilion since its purchase. The event is open to all Legion members and their partners, with melons and grapes served.
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A+merlean Legion
N. E. Browm
Browe
The
Legion
Il A
Sunday dinner menu and recipes from a Times Reader
A weekly feature proposes a Sunday menu with practical planning tips for busy households. The recipe notes include meat loaf with mashed potatoes and buttered string beans, cucumber and tomato salad, brown bread, and a vanilla tea cream dessert. A birth is also noted: a baby girl born to Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell Penson this week.
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Hdstor
Times
Mitchell Penson
Oil firm to build modern service station at Whitney corner
Deed recorded this week by H. B. Kuyles transfers the prominent Whitney corner to Continental Oil Company. The buyer, connected with Perowan Auto Company, plans a modern service station. Construction may start soon or be delayed until spring as the site is cleared. The fence removal already improves the corner.
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H. B. Kuyles
Continental Ol Company
Olf Whitney
Wigecy
Court Honee
Perowan Auto Company
Itvelf
Survey of Paint Materials in Utah Prompted by Bureau Efforts
The United States Bureau of Mines at Seattle, with the University of Utah College of Mines, conducts a survey of pigments and paint making materials in Utah. They seek data and samples from any region, noting past pigment deposits near Gunnison and Clarkston Ophir and urging reporting of geological details to help identify potential deposits and guide development.
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United States
Fureau of Mines
Seattle
College of Mines
University of Washington
Yrenton Statea
Cuneral Resources
Utah
Ladtvidust
Department of Mining and Metallurgical Research
Universlty
Bureaus of Mines Atation
Puute County
Gunnison
Sanpete
Utah Wall Tint Company
Salt Lake City
Cadis County
Clarkston
Ophir
Tooele County
Uteh
Department of Mining and
Oower
Bureau of Mines
Seaduie
Department of Mining & Metallurgical Research
University of Utah
Ten Day Option On Service Station Granted
Uyati announced a ten day option on the U Get and Vic a Station, held by Utah Oil Refining Company, with sale possible around the twentieth of the month if the option is exercised. The plan remains indefinite. Visiting here from Las Vegas is Wadeworth with the Lona Bauttey family and Hitler Randall Adams returns after a three soul absence.
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Thyatt
U-Get & Vica
Utah Oil Refining Company
Hla Plana
Les Suys
PT Ara
Miva
Wadeworth
Las Vegue
Lona Bauttey
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Commission
Texas
Eltie Scott Watson
the ‘Times
Hanka
Cedar Breaks
Zion and
Pryces
Mra. Gardella Orton
Las Vegas
Leg Russell
Nellie G. Matheson
Mra
Bimier Mitchell
County Hopital
Menara
Wayne
Donald Schmutz
Mise Marie Stevenw
Arnold
California
Wilby Durham Io
Ula
and Afra
J. N. Marsden
Wwe
Mr. Geo.ge Marwood
W.lair Rowley
Fyan
Augustin
James Green
Man
Mises
Lula Adame
Elva Grota
Tow Wook Jn BaUteyltr
Lucy Vished
FulaUyea
Bir
Ber
Yartey
PeoWan
Lion Mavins
Oyer Utan
OIL Company
UYATI
Hitler Randall Adams
L.ds
South Pacific
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