County Appropriates For Canyon Crossing
At the August meeting the County Commissioners approved $100, matching city funds to improve Dry Canyon wash road crossing to protect the water pipeline. The city council requested the aid, noting frequent floods wash out the road and threaten the pipeline. a concrete dam was proposed to channel floods over the wash. Other business included a request from New Harmony for $200 matched by labor, a bridge repair by James Smith offset by $25, and delays in Hyailt’s reappointment.
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Dry Canyon Wash
Dry Canyon
Main Canyon
Conny
New Harmony
Albert Mathis
Frank Kelsey
New Illarmony
County tax levies debated before final vote
County officials discussed the school and general levies with Superintendent Barlow. A tentative mill reduction for the schools was considered but the board authorized only after a Saturday meeting, then the levies were finally fixed at the Monday meeting.
Court To Convene Here Next Monday
The regular August term of the District court for this County will convene here on Monday next with Judge Cox on the bench. The calendar contains one criminal case a qu er confiscation case with Ted Canning as defendant. Ernest Murle and Mark W Jackson are to report and Stanley Metnight is in contempt. A large number of civil cases are listed and a jury is on record though not likely to be called unless requested.
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District Court
Judge Cox
Ted Canning
Canning
Hauer
Ernest Murle
Mark W. Jackson
Stanley Metnight
Potato Crop Looks Good Across Valley Farms
Reports from Day Farms and nearby areas indicate potato yields are 20 to 25 percent higher than last year at this time. S. & Sessions criticizes fears of a downturn, noting strong plantings, uniform stands, and favorable conditions across Cedar valley and Leryl area with Buckeye and Miller visitors from Salt Lake City.
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Seseiun
L. &,. Tueller
Cedar Valley
Leryl
Community Service Bureau Meeting Planned in Courthouse
Notice invites ECMA and religious groups including women’s clubs to a Courthouse meeting on Tuesday evening August 18 at 8 to form a Community Service or Welfare Bureau. Goal is to help families prepare for winter with fuel aid and possible harvest work and road projects. All organizations should be represented.
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Ecmc
Dairy Company Board Members Reorganize
Following the stockholders meeting of the Southern Utah Dairy Company Samuel Abbott was reappointed president Oscar M Lyman vice president John H Pendleton secretary treasurer T A Topham and George Stevens remained on the board with George Stevens as the only new member replacing Anthony Paxton The board approved the daily show and agreed to assist in premium ribbons.
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Southern Utah Dairy Company
Samuel Abbott
Oscar M. Lyman
John H. Pendleton
T. A. Topham
George Stevens
Stevens
Anthony Paxton
Daily Show
Don’t Sell Lambs Too Cheap Says Loan Co
Representatives of the Wasatch Livestock Loan Co toured the area advising sheep men not to panic over lamb prices. They cited abundant cheap feed in the corn belt and predicted fair feeder lamb demand. The message urged sleep men not to sell at low prices and noted several local stockmen are being financed through the company.
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Says Loan Co
Wasatch Livestock Loan Co
Corn Belt
Justice says he was misquoted by Parowan Times
City Justice of the Peace H. D. Tayles objects to a July 31 report on water regulation cases. He says the paper misquoted him claiming he stated all defendants guilty and reprimanded. he requests firsthand information or consultation before quoting. He dismisses editorial criticisms as beneath the court’s dignity.
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City Justice of the Peace
H. D. Tayles
Times
Sfarrell Dalton
Altho
Drilling Starts On A Test Well In Canyon
Drilling began yesterday at a site above the power plant to test for underground water to support irrigation. K L Halterman leads the operation and will donate part of his casing costs if the 8 inch pipe remains in place, with city and field funds sharing test costs.
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Canyon
K. L. Slalterman
Wr Halterman
Annual Rambouillet Sheep Dairy Show Opens Monday
Rambouillet sheep and dairy exhibitors gather for a two day event starting Monday. Organizers expect strong entries and competitive classes across breeds. Local farms and breeders will showcase animals at the fairgrounds.
Boxing and Racing Planned for Show
Boxing card is being organized for next Monday night in connection with the Rambouillet show. There is talk of horse racing Monday or Tuesday afternoon with a provisional committee to arrange the events. One proposed bout pairs Lowell Adams with Lagrand Rebb, while P A Clark aims to enter his bay colt Suip against Tom Mix and Baby Adams in a quarter mile race.
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Lowell Adams
Lagrand Rebb
F Paragenak
P. A. Clark
Suip
Fenton
Tom Mix
Clara Orton
Baby Adams
Thrasher Warns Farmers on Grain Stacking Practices
Peter H. Gurr cautions farmers to avoid scattering small grain dabs across the valley this season as thrashing costs rise with distance. He advises centralizing haying loads and reducing transport. Wilford Day is constructing a thirty by sixty foot storage pit for oversized potatoes to prevent losses from poor storage, aiming to avoid last year’s shortages.
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Peter H. Gurr
Jhe
Wilford Day
Flower Show By Relief Societies To Exhibit In Town
Relief Societies of two wards announce a flower show on Monday and Tuesday, aligned with the Ram bouillet dates. Citizens are asked to bring flowers to the Relief room before noon Monday with vases or baskets for display. The exhibit runs Monday afternoon through Tuesday.
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Rambouillet
Marsdens Moving ToggerY To Cedar City
Parowan will lose the Behts furnishings store as L Nelson Marsden plans to move the Toggery stock of men clothing and shoes to Cedar City soon after the first of the month He will keep the ladies ready to wear department here under Mrs Datton in charge The Cedar store will be in space next to the Bank of Southern Utah formerly Bob Arthurs pool hall The Farowan Mercantile may enlarge its men furnishings line if the Toggery moves out but may not stock men suits The Marsdens will winter in Parowan with Mrs Marsden and the children A baby boy was born to Mr and Mrs Clarence Sleveng at the county hospital yesterday.
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Parowan
Behts
L. Nelson Marsden
Toggery
Cedar City
Datton
Marsden
Whittaker
Bank of Southern Utah
Bob Arthur
Arthur Joseph
Farowan Mercantile
Merc
F.T
Aid Promised in Park Fight
James C. Robinson and Joseph B. Dalton of the Woolgrowers committee oppose Cedar Breaks national park creation after traveling from Salt Lake City to garner support. They claim backing from the State Woolgrowers Association and the State Horse and Cattle Growers, plus pledges from Utah officials and Senator Smoot, while noting potential tax losses and livestock impacts.
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James C. Robinson
Joseph B. Dalton
Woolgrowera Condittee
Cedar Breaks
Salt Lake City
Woolgrowers
State Woollgrowers Association
State Horse and Cattle Growers
James A. Hooper
Ele
National Association
Washington
C. W. Adams
Utah State National Bank
Rambouillet Show Opens With Large Exhibits In County
The tenth annual Rambouillet Show begins Monday for a two day exhibit of top rambouillet sheep with dairy stock and some horses. Judging on day one awards first to fourth in Rambouillet classes and three in dairy classes. A banquet and election follow Tuesday noon.
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Maynard
U. A
Fish and Pheasants To Be Received Here Soon
Twenty thousand fish and about a hundred young pheasants are to be shipped to the Gun and Tool Club soon. Fish will arrive in two shipments and be planted or released in local areas including Bark Hollow, Grade Stratas, Yantea Meadow Reserve, and various tocatithes in the valley. Officers arranged receipt of the fish and settled accounts for a cabin at Pangultch lake and work at Yan kee Mecatow to protect existing fish in the reservoir.
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Gun and Tool Club
Yantea Meadow
Gun
Red Club
Pangultch Lake
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Lyman E. Levy
James Smith
Miners Peak
Cedar Mountain
Beatty
Roy Hratt
Hyailt
the Times
the Record
Barrow
Lorth
Barlow
Hea
Mr. Sessions
Idaho
Sessions
Polar
Sears
Aber
Bertrand
Mable Miller
Dairy Company Board
Justice
Farowan
Utah
Parowan Times
Rambouillets
Thrasher
Marsdens
Cedar
Clarence Sleveng
John M. Macfarlane
Horze and Cattie
Rutledge
Winkler
Forest Offlca
Ogden
Trooper
Ian
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