Monument contract inked for Service Star Legion monument
Mrs Charlea D Adams, president of the Service Star Legion, arranged with Cassity Co for a white granite monument to soldiers. The 17.5 foot statue with world ball and fountains costs 1900 dollars, 300 paid. Location options include south of the library or grounds east of the school. Plans include a miniature for inspection in the Bank Window and collaboration with architects in Salt Lake City.
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the Times
Charlea D. Adams
Service Star Legion Organization
Salt Lake City
Claribel Griffiths
Cassity
National Monument Company
Service Star Legion
Parowan
Mr. Ritzwald
Adamasiso
Grant
Daughters of the Pioneers
Messrs
Ritzwald
Anderson and Young
White Purchases Rams From San Pete Breeders
Herbert White and Sons exhibited two Rambouillet rams purchased from San Pete County Breeders. Lloyd White, the active manager, sought a flock header to fit his flock and bought two rams, including one from the Neilson flock at a $260 price. Ila is described as a splendid uc type, and Lloyd is satisfied with him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert White and Sons
San Pete County
Lloyd White
Neilson
Ila
Lloyd
Legion Finishes Paying For Blue Lantern Pavilion
American Legion officials announced they paid the balance of indebtedness for the Blue Lantern pavilion purchased at the Beacon opening for about $500. They reported a $66 treasury balance and praised the pavilion as a strong business feature. Organizers may consider a race track project, urged by Tocibers. Dr Burton returned home from the hospital Monday feeling better after recent illness.
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The
American Legion
Legion
Chautauqua Plans Discussed by Local Committees
Representatives from St George Cedar City Parowan Beaver and the Lions Club met to plan a four city chautauqua set for October 10 to 13. Each community will host a different program with tickets at 1.56 and proceeds to charity.
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Chambere of Commerce of
St. George
Cedar City
Farowan
The
Lion
Club of Beaver
Beaver
Parowan
Cedar
Leroy i, Cox
St. George Chamber of Commerce
George H. Winters
Leland Perry
George A. Mitchell
Cedarity Organization
Carlisle
Frank Smith
Lew Mar Price
Lions Club
Paroawan
Wim
H. Lymman
W. Warner Mitchell
Silas J. Ward
City grapples with sidewalk tax delinquency and funding
Faraway City faces a knotty problem linked to sidewalk curb and gutter assessments. With many property owners delinquent and taxes bundled with county state and city totals, the city may need to cover large general tax claims already in first lien. Council seeks financing options as funds prove insufficient. A mortgage loan possibility and other actions were discussed at Saturday’s meeting, with further decisions deferred.
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Faraway City
Ka Meting
Annual Rembouillet Sheep Show Draws Fine Exhibit
The seventh annual Rembouillet show ended with a strong display of the breed despite fewer entries after two classes were removed from the premium list. G. A. & Eam stood out as the top exhibitor and claimed the grand championship. Prize winners were well distributed across classes.
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G. A.& Eam
Locals and Personal News From Parewan Week
Locals share visits from Klamath Falls Oregon and Enterprise. many relatives arrive and depart as work and travel weave through Parewan. Notables include Albert Floyle and Orton Rasmussen returning home to assist family projects and Bishop Adamat making a melon run for the West Ward Choir. Community shows feature paneuitch lads, colt and dairy exhibits, and light entertainment with limited amusements.
Choir Melon Bust Delights East and West Ward Guests
East Ward Bish opric and Choir members hosted by West Ward Choir and Bishopric for a melon bust on the Relief hall lawn Tuesday evening. The program featured games music readings and a feast of grapes peaches and watermelons from Dixie orchards. Attendees from both wards praised the event as a success. Miss Alipan Adams recently visiting California returns home to spend a few weeks with relatives before leaving for Salt Lake City to teach at a high school.
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East Ward
West Ward
Dixie
Alipan Adams
Eva
California
Mwetth A. Ledge
Salt Lake City
Developing Poultry Farm in This Valley
M B E Trimmer of Los Angeles pursues a poultry and dairy venture in Iron County, buying the Bentley Brothers homestead five miles north of town. He imports two hundred purebred turkeys, ninety ducks, twenty geese and White Leghorn hens, with plans to market about 150 turkeys and game ducks this fall.
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M. BE. Trimmer
Los Angelea
Trimmer
Chiytoet Trimmer
Escalante Valley
Iron County
Cupid
Ife
Iiss Cathdeen Haight
Cedar City
Luod
Lupa Angeles
Bentley Brothers
L. M. Lowder
Irregularities in Beaver County Assessor Probed
Investigation by Beaver County Attorney Abe Murdock and Sheriff Walter Jenden targets alleged irregular tax practices in 1927 on a Cedar City sheep flock owned by Lovald C. Urie. A March 9 1927 check for 93.16 payable to the Assessor’s Office is cited, while Iron County disputes Urie’s tax entries for grazing in its county. The Times prompted the inquiry and the county commissioners ordered further action.
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Beaver County
J. el. Brallins
Iron County
Abe Murdock
Sher
Walter Jenden
Lovald C. Urie
Cedar City
Nevada
Bnnex
J. F
Nto
Urle
Yeaar
Times
Board of County Criminfasioners
Rambouillet Assn Elects Officers At Banquet Meeting
The Southern Utah Rambouillet Sheep Breeders Association re elected Clarence Richards president John S Dalton vice president J L Fenton secretary treasurer and new board members from Panegulch Mineraville Hurricane Kit Pleasant Cedar City Parowan were chosen at a banquet and business session attended by about seventy five people including out of town guests and the official judge Prof Caine.
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Southern Utah Rambouillet ‘Sheep Breeders Association
Clarence Richards
John S. Dalton
J. L. Fenton
Wim. Owens
Panegultch
Frank Williams
Mineravillie
J. W. Imlay
Hurricane
J. K. Madsen
Kit, Pleasant
E. Ray Lyman
Cedar City
Clarence Pendleton
Parowan
Sacielies
Frofester
John T. Caina Iil
Wilford Day
Tozatmaster
Association
Lucing N
Marsden
Professor Caine
Ray D. Garner
Arthur Morris
J. Clayton Mitchell
Warret
Texas
Alys
Carol Adama
Phyllys Orten
Messia
Nelson
Milo Marsden
Hray D. Garner
Ray Lyman
Flo
Rambouillet
George A. Lowa
Burros
Wilford
Mr. Day
al Smith
Utah
Jan Marsden
Lawrence Miller
John W. Bentley
Houston
A. F. Joseph
Marriage License Issued to Nebraska Man and Hurricane Woman
A marriage license was issued during the week by the Clerk’s Office to John Enos Warren of Nebraska and Emma Woodbury of Hurricane. Me J MM Gurr arrived that night from Maentant where he had spent over a month on special work tied to his duties as Forest Supervisor.
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John Enos Warren
Nebraska
Emma Woodbury
Hurricane
Me. J. MM. Gurr
Maentant
Father of the County Fair story from Pittsfield
The Times features an illustrated piece by Elmo Scott Watson about the city man who sparked the county fair tradition by displaying a pair of merino sheep under an elm tree in Pittsfield Massachusetts over 130 years ago. It frames the fair as a quintessential American event and invites readers to read the feature.
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Pittsfield
Mass
Elmo Scott Watson
The
Times
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Arnold Lowe
J. Co. Applegate and
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Carlisie Floyle
Albert Matheson
Klamath Falls
Oregon
Albert
Orton Rasmussen
Eugene Morris
Morris
Josephine Wimmer
E. R. Patterson
J. L. Lowder
Sarah Matheson Lowder
Hir
0. R. Wilisey
Otto P. Dalley
Summit
Parewan
Charles Griffin
George Halt
Joseph Halt
Enterprise
Angus Morris
Los Angeles
Mrs. Morris
H. L. Adamat
George W. Decker
Paneuitch
Mr. Worthen
Colla
Don Pendleton
P. A. Clark
Rulon Lyman
John 3. Dalton
FR. L. Fenton
J. B. Dalton
Jasper Stubbs
PA. Clark
Wm. G. Ward
Evan
Captain Robertson
Government Remount Service
Ile
Jersey
Thomas Tennett
Wm. G. Rowley
James N. Connell
J. L. Adame
Thomas Davenport
I. L. Adams
Rambouillet Ass'n
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