County Commissioners Discuss Tax, Roads and Budget
County commissioners at their regular Aug meeting considered tax redemption applications, land sales, and a series of road projects. They approved purchases of land, set installment terms for taxes, and urged action on WPA supply needs for Cedar Canyon and Long Valley roads.
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Peider
Cedar City
Paremai Canyon
Ford Boundary
Jmny Becx Flat
Ar Breaks
H. Wood
Wadrutt Pendleton
Joho Fe
Irvin Stevens
Hee
D Blak
MP. Day
Los Angeles
Eldate Y
H.C. Parcells
Parowan
Mr. Day
Day
West End
Comets Buloch
Decker and Leigh
It Christensen
Avidsor Dalpey
Ney Foster
Ets
William Osborn
Datera
Cesar
Thera
Road Commission
Venice
Decker
Malinda Adamld Whitney
Conmfonere Fo
N. L. Peterson
Flower Show Schedules for Parawan Ward Relief Societies
The Flower Show of the Parawan and West Ward Relief Societies will be held next Saturday and Sunday, August 28 and 30, during the Parawan Stake conference. Flowers should be brought to the East Ward chapel by 10 o'clock Saturday morning for reception and display. Mrs. Clarence Pendleton, recently operated on in Salt Lake City, is recovering in the hospital and expected home soon.
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Parawen Fast
West Ward
Parawan Stake
East Ward
Com Roithee
Tr Iy
Clarence Pendleton
Salt Lake City
Gofber
Stake Conference Here Next Week End
The Qutterly Conferences of the Parowsa Stake will be held here next Saturday and Sunday August 29 and 30. The Stake Resist Society and M I A Conventions and Primary Union Meeting will also be held in connection with the Conference. M I A meetings will be in the West Ward Chapel and regention hall while Relief Society and Primary Association meetings will be in the East Ward chapel. General Conference sessions will be in the East Ward Chapel with representatives from Relief Society and M I A General Boards likely present. The conference coincides with the annual flower show of the Parooan Ward Re- Vet Botaties.
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Parowsa
Stake Resist Society
West Ward
Regention Hall
Relief Society and Primary Association
East Ward
Relief Society
Democrats Nominate Nephi Man For District Judge
The Democratic convention in Nephi nominated Will L. Hert a Nepal attorney for Fifth Judicial District Judge after a 19 ballot battle. Hoyt won the nomination, Leatherbury withdrew on the 18th ballot with votes shifting to Hoyt. Alf Pickett won the District Attorney nomination, defeating Milton Melville on the second ballot. Bain Cline was elected Democratic district chairman and Herbert Milne district secretary.
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Tray County
Will L. Hert
Nepal
Nephi
John M. Foster
Cedar City
Washington
Iron
Beaver
Millard
Juab
Hoyt
N. Leatherbury
Eureka
Wall
Foster
Asb
Iron County
Washington County
Leathbestuy
Merle Milne
Cedar Cuy
Leatherbury
Alf Pickett
St. George
Milton
Melville
Fillmore
Bain Cline
Milford
Herbert Milne
Notice to Northern States Missionaries in St George
On Wednesday September, Germin EB Ellsworth and wife Ellsworth, former President of the Northern States Mission, will visit St George to meet missionaries who served 1902 to 1919 and their partners. A program and refreshments precede an evening temple session. All who served under President Ellsworth urged to attend.
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Germin EB. Ellsworth
Ellsworth
Northern States Mission
St. George
Hilsworth
Democrats Nominate Governor Blood To Succeed Himself
The Democrats of Utah convention nominated Governor Henry H. Blood for a second term, defeating Senator Herbert B. Maw 447 to 353 after a heated statewide contest. Blood captured key counties, while Maw carried Salt Lake, Utah, and Weber in the battle. The ticket also named B. R. Monson for secretary of state, with Monson defeating Quinn and Granger on the final ballot. Congressmen Abe Murdock was nominated by acclamation for re-election.
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Gron County
Ulah Ua
Henry H. Blood
Herbert B. Maw
Utah
Dr. Maw
Maw
Salt Lake
Weber
Salt Lake City
Blood
Walter K. Granger
Cedar City
B. EB. Monson
Monson
Granger
B. F. Quinn
Julius ¢. Anderson
Jed Quinn
Anderson
Quinn
Beefore
Southern Utan
Davis County
Supreme Court
Martin M. Larson
Provo
Ator
East Lake City
Joseph
Chez
Ogden
Reese
Reese, Price
John W. Guy
Armory Building Project Moves Forward in Cedar City
After two years of effort by the Local Chamber of Commerce and the Utah Armory Board a WHA project to build an Armory in Cedar is ready to start. Brick making begins next week with foundation work by early September. The site on First East near the First Ward chapel was chosen with a purchase price of 1800 dollars. City funds 500 dollars, Chamber of Commerce Trust Fund 900 dollars, and the county to deed a 400 dollar local lot to the Trust Fund for replacement.
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Iron Courty Record
Iocal Chamber
Couuierse
Utah State Armory
Cedar
First East
First Ward
Graff
Center
First West
Aller Gruch
Chamber of Commerce Trust Fund
Cedar City
Trust Fund
Miss Fae Hyatt Renews Home Paper Subcription
Miss Fae Hyatt, en route home to Salt Lake City from a Southern California vacation, spent two or three days here visiting relatives and friends and renewed her subscription to the home paper for another year.
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Salt Lake City
Caliornia
Six Candidates Vie For Republican Gov Nomination
The Utah Republican ticket race features six contenders for governor with no clear front runner. Local names Darrel W Corry and Durham Morris seek district attorney and congressman slots respectively, while other candidates include Fara Rich, Charles Dunn, WW Seegmiller, and Frank Martines. Delegations and conventions across the state shape the field with Weber and Salt Lake counties pivotal but split, revealing uncertain primaries and no decisive majority.
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Durham Morris
Judicial District
Weph
Tran County
Morris
Darrel W. Corry
Iret
Corry
Fara Rich
Ogden
Charles W. Dunn
Logan
Rich
Gorry
Weber County
WW. Seegmiller
E. W. Kelly
D. H. Christensen
Salt Lake City
Ray F. Dolmen
Housevelt
R. E Miller
Myton
Prank G. Martines
Richfield
Christensen
Salt Lake Gly
Seegmiller
Martines
Souhern Utah
Tron County
Seogmiller
Geesmler
Conardate
Salt Lake Cuy
Joseph Ode
Keith Wahlaulst
Sededy
Supreme Court
Elias Transen
Suits Filed in Iron County District Court
District Court for Iron County filed several new suits in the last two weeks. Ruby Trimble sues Carl Trimble for divorce with alimony child custody and desertion. marriage dated September 3 1925 Betheny Mississippi. James D. White as receiver for Tiermountain Building and Loan Associations and Ada M Swapp et al foreclosing mortgages totaling 5419 41 with interest 3332 62 taxes 40900 insurance 500 attorney fees and court costs. James L White receiver for Sharp Fund and Shemp Go et al sues on note and mortgage 2975 77 interest costs 20 attorney fees. Federal Land Bank of Berkeley vs Francis W Leigh foreclosures 2644 28 with interest costs and 9 40 attorney fees. Wilcox W W Loney v G L Lute Cedar Motor Sales car deal 408 84 costs and 1000 attorney fees plus 259 00 actual and 260 09 punitive damages.
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Ruby Trimble
Carl Trimble
Plaintair
Raim
Betheny
Jas. L. White
Joan Company
Sharp Fund
Shemp Go
Cous Lanes
Fuurh
Federal Land Bank of Derkeley
Francis W. Leigh
Ebux
Attoreney
Futh
W. W. Loney
G. Th Lute
Gedsr
Elso
Band Concert Sunday by Fare Owan Band at High School
The Fare owan Band invites the public to a Sunday concert at 5:30 PM in front of the High School. Director Bigelow leads selections including Songs From the Old Folks, Loire, Major Stewart, Big Bass Drum, Rufug on Pare ade, Tres, New Colonial, and Star Spangled Barnes with soloist Rasmussis and others.
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Fare Owan
Bigelow
Lake
Douglas
Comet Solu
Tres” — Rasyack
Mexil Rasmussis
Cretsl Palace
Waring
Mareh
Wm. E Thornton Hurt In Race Accident
Wm. E Thornton a noted race horse rider and trainer sustained serious injuries after his horse and another horse collided on the track. He was unconscious and had cuts and bruises. rushed to hospital where seven stitches were needed for hip wounds and other injuries. X rays showed no broken bones. Officials ruled the incident avoidable and that a foul was committed by rider Finn.
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Wm. E Thornton
Etty
Stewart
H. Finn
Burt Snow
Thornton
Theen
Finn
Dixie Metronolis Preparing For Homecoming
ST. GEORGE August 17 With the remakation of the recreation committee s new building St George will have one of the finest dance floors in the state says R M Reber general chairman of the Homecoming Anniversary celebration Big dances will be held each night September 3 4 and 5 Plans indicate a 83 by 120 foot floor with an orchestra pit stage dressing rooms check room lounge and kitchen The outdoor dance portion will remain The queen race has developed with a contest for queen of the celebration A complete program is promised to interest Southern Utah residents and visitors alike**
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ST. George
Recreation Committee
St. Garge
R. M. Reber
General Chaiman
Finlding
Kent
Albert 8
Miler
Geographic
Utah
Dixielier
St. George's
Promfecé
Reber
Dixie
Mr. Rover
Annual Stock Show In Progress Here
The 14th Annual Dairy Show is underway with sheep quality improving and better cattle breeding drawing interest. Judges Delph Church and Henrie Panguitch praised entries. prizes awarded in sheep classes include Grand Champion Ram and Ewe categories. events include races and dances, with a smaller crowd than expected tonight.
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Jarzens
Delph Church
Henrie
Panguitch
Church
Lee
The
Agricultural College
New Zealand
Cate
Hyrum
Hunsaker
B.A. C
Ternoon
Norber
C. Pendleton
stiLg
Wallace Guat
Wallace Lunt
Jack Dalton
Itz
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