Cedar City News Highlights College Opening and Local Events
Cedar City reports the Branch Agricultural College opening set for September 7 with faculty intact and new information services for prospective students. Lions Club launches a membership drive as Jamboree results are shared and roadside excursions note hotel and train cutbacks due to lower tourist traffic. A late night Duck Creek crash injures six youths, driver Miles Thurston suspected to have fallen asleep.
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Cedar City
Branch Agricultural
Adour File
Logan and Terkeley
Allen Cannon
Duri O
University of California
Branch Agricultural College
Duck Creek
Miles Thurston
dAcel Petty
Frank Petty
Phyllis Goudge
Gene Schoppman
Iléelentax
Bhi Farrow
County couple welcomes two new babies at county hospital
County agent and Mrs L E Tuckler celebrate the birth of two infants at the county hospital during the week. Dr E J Macfarlane, critically ill for ten days with suspected septicemia, was taken to Salt Lake City for treatment. exact condition unavailable while concern runs high across the region.
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L. E. Tuckler
E. J. Macfarlane
Salt Lake City
Reconstruction loan talks and local visits noted
Saevarepid hummi residents discuss seeking a loan from the Reconstruction Finance Corporation to upgrade water systems. Farrow, visiting relatives, travels to Los Angeles while other locals, including Parowan and Milford connections, plan work and visiting trips.
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Hummi
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
A&a
Chamber forms committee to discuss relief funds with governor
The Chamber of Commerce named a special committee this week to confer with Governor Dern s central committee on ways and merges of obtaining funds for relief through the Reconstruction Finance Corporation. Members include J B Shay John S Woodbury and J Foster with W Clair Howlky and a Warowan City representative. They will meet the Governor s committee in Salt Lake City this weekend.
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BR. J. Shay
John S. Woodbury
J. Foster
Dern
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
W. Clair Howlky
Warowan City
Salt Lake City
Cedar City Plans Monument at Mountain Meadows Site
Cedar City residents will cooperate with Newcastle Enterprise and nearby towns to erect a monument at Mountain Meadows this week. About thirty men with trucks will leave early to join others and build a monument bearing a tablet by the Utah Trails and Landmarks Association. The inscription and dedication date are not yet known.
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Cedar City
Newcastle
Enterprise
Mountain Meadows
Utah Trails and Landmarks Association
Sheriff Celebrates Heir as Wife Disputes Weight
County Sheriff L It. Fife smiles at a ten pound baby boy born this week but Mrs. Fife corrects the weight as nine pounds thirteen ounces stating he is exaggerating slightly. The playful dispute centers on the newborn son and heir.
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Fife
Middleton to assist Bergstrom during Macfarlane’s absence
Dr. Geo W Middleton will travel from Salt Lake City within a day or two to help Dr. Bergstrom with several major operations while Dr. Macfarlane is away. The plan outlines timely surgical support and continuity of care.
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Geo. W. Middleton
Salt Lake City
Dr. Bergstrom
Dr. Macfarlane
Dalley Sisters Host Relief Society Lunch On Lawn
After the Relief Society meeting, Mrs. Ituldah Dalley hosted a lawn luncheon for sisters. Mrs. Ordena Dalley and Mrs. Clarice Smith are helping at the F A in Cedar City this week preparing for the upcoming school opening in July.
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Relief Society
Ordena Dalley
Clarmice Smith
F. A
Cedar City
Peppy Follies 4-H Club Trip to Mammoth Fun
The Peppy Follies 4-H club enjoyed a trip to Mammoth last week from Tuesday to Friday. They stayed at Brien Head hotel and hiked to Monument Point and Cedar Breaks lodge, with Laurel and Lucile Lowder joining as new members. Thanks were given to W J Lowder for wagon repairs and to Art Lowder, Watsona Adama, and Ray Adams for assistance.
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Monument Point
Cedar Breaks Lodge
Laurel
Lucile Lowder
W. J. Lowder
Art Lowder
Watsona
Adama
Ray Adams
Vanda Bennett
Local residents visit and travel notes from Parowan area
Local residents and visitors mingle in Parowan with trips to Delta Garfield County and Summit. Families including the Mortensen, Bartons, Taylors, Bruhners and Crukshanks visit relatives, hunt for luck, and discuss ore shipments and finance while others plan moves to Boise Los Angeles and Billings.
Ward Outing Postponed For A Week At Duck Creek Park
The M I A Stare outing is postponed for a week with ward matchups to decide local winners. Parowan Last Ward Cedar Second Ward Susimilt Barowinh Mast Ward and other games fill the schedule inclining horse shoe contests and dash events. Parowan Junior band may perform while Lions quartet and stunts add variety. The event runs Friday August 26 and Saturday 27 at Duck Creek Spring Recreation Park with wards urged to bring participation and boost the celebration.
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Manarra
New Varmeny
Cedar
Patragonah
New Castle
Susimilt
Barowinh Mast
Cedar Second Ward
Parowan
Lions Quartette
Parawan
Duck Creek Spring
Tarantula myth and habitat across warm regions
The tarantula, often linked to banana stalks, is a large spider from southern Europe especially Italy. It hides in rock crevices and nests lined with silk. Its bite once rumored to cause epilepsy unless music made the bite dance away.
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Europe
Italy
Taranto
Evolution of Oil Burner Technology in Heating
Oil has long served as fuel and heat source with 19th century mechanical burner development. U S adoption rose after 1922 spurred by California and Texas output. Early burners were crude, then natural draught vaporizing models, leading to the modern automatic burner powering domestic heating.
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United States
California
Texas
Proposed Anglica language by Prof Zachrisson in 930
The proposal describes Anglica as an international language based on all English words and usage without adding new alphabet letters. It retains conventional English orthography, includes common spelling variants, and introduces new digraphs uu dh zh to represent sounds, totaling about 50 letters or combinations for 40 sounds in current English use.
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R. BE. Zachrisson
German Dialects and Pronunciation Standards
The text discusses lack of a single standard German pronunciation among educated speakers and notes a stage pronunciation split between tragedy and comedy. It highlights a perceived North German and South German distinction and mentions more natural daily speech in the latter.
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Germany
British scientists unveil device to magnify human sound
Modern researchers develop a horn that multiplies voice projection for warnings or exhortation. Intended for aerial use, the device could frighten or influence crowds. The concept contemplates speech in Arabic Chinese Llindu and other languages as if from imagined sources.
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Mohammed
Ceofedos
Preparations for Cedar City Community Fair underway
A meeting with Chamber of Commerce and Americana Legion representatives set plans for a county wide Cedar City fair. Events include general exhibits Tote meet boxing wrestling and dancing. The fair will occur Thursday and Friday September 16 in Cedar City with a organized committee structure and multiple sub committees across advertising sports dance and exhibits.
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Chamber of Commerce
Americana Legion
Cedar City
M. J. Urie
John Brown
Sherman Lamb
Wim. M. Mace
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Parley Larson
Wm. Maack
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Kacea
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J. Erwin Walker
Douglas Clark
A. L. Graft
Ross Jones
Herbert Milne
Bill Birrell
Gayle Smith
Mor-gan Rollo
Lorin C. Miles
Hartley Woodbury
Jack Christenser
Guy Tucker
Utah State Fair Exhibitors to Receive 29009 Cash Awards
The Utah State Fair announces 29009 in cash awards for exhibitors. The event operates under a 12 member State Fair Board with Manager Holmes and secretary Martha Gibbs. Board includes president William Windsor and other Salt Lake City officers, with members from Charleston Tremonton Murray Tooele Huntsville Spanish Fork and Arborfield among others.
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Martha E. Gibbs
William ©. Winder
Salt Lake City
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Centerville
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Ths
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Charleston
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D. W. Moffat
Murray
Elmer ¢. Smith
Tooele
Ernest BR
McKay
Huntsville
R. ©. Swalberg
Spanish Fork
Abe Hansen
Arrehfield
Call for Iron County Democratic Party Convention
The Iron County Utah Democratic Party calls a county convention at Cedar City G A hall at 4 PM on Monday August 79 to elect delegates to judicial, congressional, and state conventions and to transact other business. Delegates: Paragan 2 Parowan 6 Summit 1 Booch 1 Cedar 10 Kanarra 1 Newcastle 1 Iron Springs 1 Beryl Zone 1 Modena 1 Land 1 Hamlin Valley 1.
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Cedar City
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Congress of the United States
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Beryl Zone
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Land
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