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Newspaper

Parowan Times

Location

Parowan, Utah, United States of America

Date

Aug 16, 1935

Page

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Commissioners Approve Funds for County Fair and Civic Ads

County Commissioners at their August meeting allocated 153 to support Parewan county fair on Sept 5 6 and 7 after Cedar City chamber cooperation. They also approved 200 for Associated Civic Clubs of Southern Utah to finance ads. Planning for a hospital addition of 335000 and potential WPA labor was discussed with FERA manager E N Thompson. A Water users request for WPA funds and a Boulder Dam power allotment study were noted. Bertha Perry appointed registrar of vital statistics. sale of Mary Tr Mackelprang residence discussed with down payment and installments.

Parewan Wiford Day Samurel Abbott John S. Dalton Richard M. Bengon Cedar City Parowian Associated Civic Clubs Utah M. J. Macfarlane Beith F. Leigh FETA E. N. Thompson Newcastle Water Users H. E. Harson Iamen Gardner Alonzo Christensen Pinto Canyon Salt Lake City Beryl Weal Statistics Bertha Perry Rh. J. Shay Darrell Corry Boulder Dam Nevada Earl Mackelprang Mary Tr. Mackelprang Lim Wes Mackelprang David Fryar Renntal BE. N. Thompson Fera Offlea

Agricultural Outlook Better Says Myers

Farm credit administration reports improved agriculture nationwide with rising land sale prices in several districts. Governor Myers urges normal recovery and warns against overrapid price boosts while highlighting loans to young buyers and tenants. A county WPA birth noted, road work planned, tax adjustments debated. relief to widows and indigents to be handled via abatements at board of equalization.

United States W. D. Ellis Farm Credit Administration W. T. Myers Farm Credit Ad Ministration Washington Federal Land Bank Myers Rejfort Fllis Land Bank Commissioner Land Bank Federal Land Banks Lex Shields FEHA Board of Equalization

Parowan Loses Final Game By One Point In Extra Innings

Parowan baseball loses final league game at Keaver 9 to 8 in ten innings. A seventh inning error spree and Beaver hits tied the score at six, then Parowan led but Beaver scored the winning run in the bottom of the tenth.

Parowan Keaver Beaver Par

Will Rogers and Wiley Post Die in Alaska Plane Crash

The nation learns that humorist and film star Will Rogers and aviation hero Wiley Post were killed when their plane crash landed in Alaska between Fairbanks and Point Barrow. Pontoon landing gear prevented a safe ground landing and both men died instantly. Rogers was a beloved entertainer and commentator and Post was celebrated as a renowned aviator. The loss is described as a national blow.

Entac Nation Will Rogers Wiley Post Fairbanks Point Barrow- Alaska Rogers

Relief wheat resists smut in Utah trial fields

Utah State Agricultural College officials report a new wheat variety called Relief, bred by Professor D C Tingey, showing strong resistance to short smut and higher yields compared with infested varieties. Side by side trials in Northern Utah display clean, well filled grain versus uneven, smut-damaged stalks. The Relief variety aims to reduce an annual Utah crop loss of about 250000 dollars, with similar winter hardiness and quality to leading regional wheats.

Utah Idaho Utah State Agricultural College Utah State Experiment Station D. C. Tingey Tingey Nephi Dry Farm

Race Program For Fair Is Announced

County fair race meet set for September 5 6 and 7 with six races daily purses from 40 to 100 dollars and county owned horses favored junior two year old race draws entered twelve colts will run in two qualifiers consolation race offered for non qualifiers twelve horses in training and outside entries expected track to be fast with water piped and grandstand shade planned festival exhibits prizes and dances arranged by Lee Evans orchestra at the high school gym and Brown Derby venue ready for contingencies

Utah Iron County Chatee Lee Evans

Army Recruiting Officers To Be Here Next Thursday

Army recruiting parties will tour the intermountain area next week led by Colonel Wm. C Webb of Ft. Douglas and Lieutenant Warren A. Robinson 38th Infantry. They will visit Salt Lake City Parowan Cedar City and surrounding towns inviting enlistments and offering training in varied trades and a preparatory school for West Point admissions.

Wm. C., Webb Ft. Douglas T Inter-Mountain Warren A. Robinson 38Th Infantry Salt Lake Ciy Parowan Cedar City Army Court House Federal Building Robinson Utah Webb the Times Mien Idaho Wyelling Winh Ing Ths Ft. Douglas Wasatch Mountains Salt Lake City West Toint Fort Douglas

Law and Motion Day Hears Various District Court Matters

Judge LeRoy H. Cox presided a brief law and motion day session disposing of several preliminary and default matters. Judgments were entered for McDaniel versus Big Supper Mining for 47 715.37 plus costs and 800 fees, and for Malin and Bank of Iron County against Lamoreaux for 976.15 principal, interest, costs and fees. Others involved include Rachel Bauer against John Bauer, Southern Utah Liquidating against Gwen Guerre, and Dansey versus Williams. Multiple cases were set for trial on August 27 and November 4 1935, with demurrers overruled in two matters and continuances granted in others. A boundary dispute settlement with James C Robinson authorized an option to purchase land. Contempt and alimony adjustments were addressed in Bulloch v Bulloch, and payment terms modified. Biddleton v Middleton continued to November with earnings offset.

LeRoy H. Cox District Court Ivan G. McDaniel Big Supper Mining Corporation John A. Malin Bank of Iron County Andrew M. Lamoreaux Rachel Bauer John Fauer Southern Utah Gwen M. Guerre Parley A. Dansey George Berry Williams O. G. Sunn Carson Bauer Warren M. Cox James C. Robinson Mr. Robinson Nathan Benson T. Gordon Smith Pankc Southern Utad Adams Brothers Livestock Company Alex EB. Williams Lucile Stapley Warren TI Lulloch Rury Biddleton Charge P. Middleton

Miriam Lowe Weds Richard Lamb in Quiet Home Ceremony

Miriam Lowe daughter of Mr and Mrs George A Lowe Jr married Richard Lamb formerly of Texas at the bride’s home with Bishop W L Adams officiating. Only immediate family attended the wedding and a shower followed. The groom works at a local eye establishment and the couple will reside there temporarily.

Miriam Lowe George A. Lowe Jr Richard Lamb Texas W. L. Adams

Morris Couple Welcome Baby Son At Local Hospital

Mr and Mrs Ray Morris welcomed a newborn son born today at the city hospital. The family announced the birth and reported both mother and child are doing well.

Mr. and Mere Ray Morris

Dance Announced at Buck CEEK Camp Opens Season

The opening dance of the season will be held at Duck Creek coed Camp on Saturday night August 17, 1925 with music by the Rhythm Kings. Invitations extended to local girls. Duck Creek wing beat Beaver CCC camp 6 to 5 after the Duck Creek team traveled to Beaver. Foreman Chidester leads a ten man crew building a 400 foot rock dam for fish growth and erosion control. Educational programs were held Sunday evening for Cedar City and Panguitah groups, enjoyed by all and likely to continue.

Duck Creek Chidester Cedar City Panguiteh

Play-off Baseball Set for Sunday in Cedar City

The South Western Utah League playoff kicks off Sunday at 2 30 p m in Cedar City on the junior high diamond. St George and Cedar City, winners of the league halves, will battle for the title with a best two of three format. Milford, Beaver, Minersville and Parowan finish in order.

Cedar City St. George Milford Beaver Minersville Parowan

Pea Picking Begins in Valley This Week

First picking of peas in the valley for eastern markets starts Wednesday with about sixty local pickers and twenty from Jerseyville at the Hasterman farm. About 110 acres of peas under contract to the San Diego Vegetable and Produce Company will be picked weekly until frost. Last year the crop netted growth about 406 to 15 dollars per acre and provided work for many young people.

Jueiesyile Hasterman San Dieggo Vegziable and Projuce Company

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