Local Residents Report Visits and New Baby in Town
Mrs Roberta Stater of Salt Lake City visits a few days with Mrs Wendall Bayles. Mr and Mrs Arthur W Small come from California for a brief visit with Mrs Smalls family. Lyan Orton's baby boy born yesterday, their first. Multiple locals travel to Los Angeles for mining business. Principal Glenn E Snow from Pinevalley prepares for school opening. Mr and Mrs John Benson plan an addition to their home. Dee Hobinson welcomes a son born Tuesday. Several residents visit Cedar City for business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roberta Stater
Salt Lake City
Wendall Bayles
Arthur W. Small
California
Glenn E. Snow
Pinevalley
Mrs. Snow
Mir
John Benson
First North
Second East Streets
Dee Hobinson
Burton
Fair Relic and Bank Loan Notes at World’s Fair and Local Happenings
The Mississippi locomotive at Wings of a Century display in Chicago’s World Fair rests Mrs. M. G. Peterson of Des Moines. Opie Read recounts its history. Banks have led Reconstruction Finance Corp loans since 1932, with 7,080 institutions borrowing $1.995 billion, of which $1.553 billion was actually advanced. Repayments through April 30, 1931 totalled $995 million, about 60 percent. Rapid bank repayments signal returning financial aid and improved conditions. Local briefs mention Frank Ogden and family visiting. Eleanor Ward, formerly Mrs. Ogden. Lewis Ward plans Navy enlistment. J. Harold Mitchell to return to Safford High School. Times price noted at $2.00 yearly.
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Eunwich
M. G. Peterson
Ges Moines
Iowa
Opie Read
Banks
Trust Companies
Fingagra Corporation
RFL
Cedar City Officials Tackle City Business in Salt Lake and Local Matters
Cedar City leaders spent days in Salt Lake City on city business while council debates a ten year versus five year power franchise. Rose Fuller appointed city treasurer after Rex Holland resigned. American Legion race meet planned with automobile giveaway to boost attendance. Local school board meets for September preparations. Children parade and boxing card cap summer recreation program. Mrs Josephine Wimmer Morris plans to enroll daughter Helen at Branch Agricultural College. Mrs Etta Holt and Estells Holt visit from Enterprise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Fuller
Rex Holland
Southern Utah Power Co
Counciman Leigh
Thorley
Shunter
East Ball
Josephine Wimmer Morris
Helen
Hinghem Canyon
Branch Agricultural College
Mise Morris
Nautical News From Navy History Snippets
A collection of naval trivia dates from 1814 to postwar efforts. Highlights include the Washington Navy Yard burn order, Fulton’s torpedo submarine in New York Harbor, the Bon Homme Richard battles, gun salutes in foreign ports, World War II mine layers, postwar mine sweeping, early bullets before 1550 AD, Roosevelt’s naval history stature, and the U S wind tunnel for aeronautical research.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Fulton
New York Harbor
Adams Announces Candidacy for County Recorder
Ray H Adams declares his candidacy for the office of County Recorder subject to the Democratic county convention. He states qualification and commitment to proper office conduct if elected.
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Cedar City
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Richfield
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Eleanor Ward
Lewis Ward
Wm. G. Ward
U. S. Navy
J. Harold Mitchell
Safford
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the Times
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Thompson
City Counailman
Mel. Thorley
Chicago
American Legion
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Estells
Freeman
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Parowan Merc. Co
U. S S. Navy
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