Cedar City Advances Sewer Project Under Recovery Plan
Cedar City and neighbors mobilized about a hundred workers under the Civil Works Administration to build a sewer system costing an estimated 30 000. City finance plans and trench work on third west street proceed as the project aims to reduce costs, employ men, and aid national recovery. The school board shifts December meeting to Monday to finish county travel.
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Cedar City
Civil Works Administration
Third West Street
Dairy building contracts awarded at Branch Agricultural College
Contracts for the new dairy building at Branch Agricultural College were awarded to Louis D. Young and Co. of Salt Lake City for a total bid of 15 380.70. The Southern Utah Power Co. under the Civil Works committee started a ladies employment project with about twenty women meeting daily in the Seminary building to quilt and sew under Mrs. Rose Thompson. A similar project runs at Parowan led by Mrs. Nellie AL Clark.
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Branch Agricultural College
Louis D. Young and Co
Salt Lake City
Civil Works Committee
Seminary
Rose Thompson
Parowan
Nellie AL Clark
School District W A Program Workers Painting Grounds
A crew is employed at the school buildings this week to perform painting and grounds improvements as part of the school district’s W A Program.
Davenportes take daughter for arm treatment in Salt Lake City
Mr and Mrs W T Davenport travel to Salt Lake City to consult the doctor treating their daughter Rachel whose arm fracture from years ago is improving. Mr W P Barton returns from jury duty in Fault Lake City. Mrs Mora Laud is hospitalized for goiter. Junior girls from M I A A and teachers visit St George temple for baptism work with Ruth Jones Darton Adams Golda McBride Loreen Stapley.
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M. IL Aa
Elva Mcbride
Harriet Wilcox
St. George Temple
Iris
Ruth Jones
Ruth Darton
Ruth Adams
Golda McBride
Loreen Stapley
Ailsa
Lucy Stapler
Gertrude Darton
Interesting Parent-Teacher Party Elects New Officers
A lively meeting in the school auditorium last Thursday elected Emma Topham as president Clara McBride as vice president and Leona Stones as treasurer replacing former officers Mrs Wyrtle Abbott Mrs Aneeta McBride and Ellis R Robinson County Superintendent and Mrs Barlow attended. The Par ew an High School orchestra led by Principal Snow performed with several teachers giving parts.
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Wyrtle Abbott
Aneeta McBride
Ellis R. Robinson
Emma Topham
Clara McBride
We¢-Treas
Leona Stones
Barlow
Parewan
Prinepal Snow
Temple Visit by Families to St George on Thursday
Mr Arch Lamoreaut and Mrs Erbin Limb with Mr and Mrs George Robinson plus Mrs Nettle Baldwin traveled to St George for temple work on Thursday.
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Arch Lamoreaut
Erbin Limb
George Robinson
Nettle Baldwin
St. George
Mrs Annie Topham Returns From Two Week Visit
Mrs Annie Topham came home Wednesday from DGeaver where she had spent the previous two weeks visiting her daughter Mrs Lertha Swindlehurst.
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Annie
Topham
Dgeaver
Lertha Swindlehurst
Ward Conference and Reunion Held in Paragonah
Bishop Dayla Robinson announced a ward conference for Sunday December 10 in the Paragonah ward chapel and a ward reunion on Saturday December 8 described as one of the season’s outstanding social events.
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Dayla Robinson
Paragonah Ward
Local News: Mrs Day Mrs Holyoak Visit Nephi Kin
Mrs Wilford Day and Mrs Joseph Holyoak enjoy a visit from their mother Mrs Harriet Scott of Nephi. Miss Myra Dalton is spending Thanksgiving in Salt Lake City with her sister Beatrice and Beatrice’s family.
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Wilford Day
Joseph Fpf. Holyoak
Harriet Scott Af
Nephi
Myra Dalton I
Salt Lake City
Beatrice
Cedar City visitor Mr. Colvin on business today
Mr. El M Colvin traveled from Cedar City to attend business matters today.
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EL. M. Colvin
Cedar City
Mrs. Emis Bentley Feels Better After Illness
Mrs. Emis Bentley had been ill for six weeks including bed rest and is now reported to be feeling better and able to be up and around the house again.
Barbara Smith and Jim Haycock Visit Espey Family in Salt Lake City
Barbara Smith and Jim Haycock traveled to Salt Lake City early this week to visit the Espey family during the Turkey Day holiday. The trip focused on family time and regional sightseeing opportunities.
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Barbara Smith
Jim Haycock
Salt Lake City
Espey
Surprise party honors Ardell Styatt on Monday
A group of Ardell Styatt’s friends celebrated with an evening of music and refreshments. About twenty attendees joined the surprise gathering in honor of his birthday.
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Ardell Styatt
Rasmussen Still Confined After Orchard Accident
Wr Enoch Rasmussen remains confined to his home after a month from an apple picking accident. A ladder fell and he landed on a tree stump, suffering injuries but showing slow improvement.
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Enoch Rasmussen
Charles Timmons Arrives From California to Visit Adams Family
Mr. Charles Timmons came in the first of the week from California to visit his wife and her family the Adams. They plan to travel to Nevada from here instead of returning to the coast.
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Charles Timmons
California
Chas, PD
Cataract Operation Aims to Restore Mrs Eliza Moore Cook’s Sight
Mrs Eliza Moore Cook was taken to the county hospital Wednesday for cataract removal from one eye. She has been nearly blind and doctors hope the procedure will restore sight in that eye.
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Eliza Moore Cook
Red Cross Disaster Roll Call Supports Relief
During a twelve week period 46 disasters struck 23 states and Red Cross workers met needs nationwide. The annual roll call runs from Armistice Day to Thanksgiving Day November 11 to 30, inviting every citizen to join and support disaster relief, life preservation, child welfare through the Junior Red Cross, and public health services.
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Red Cross
Thinnest Paper Split Into Three Parts
The article explains a method to divide very thin paper into three layers by soaking a sheet on glass and using pasted cloth on both sides. After wetting, pull the layers apart so the surface and the interleaving pieces separate, then soften the paste to remove adhered fragments.
Water Tiger Diving Beetle Fact Sheet
The Water Tiger refers to the diving beetle Dytiscus and its larvae. Adults live long, sometimes three years or more in captivity. larvae are bloodthirsty Water Tigers that burrow after leaving water to pupate. Larvae transform in a three week summer pupal stage while autumn larvae stay in pupal state through winter.
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Montreal Herald
Unrest and Truth in Bird Song as Per Poetry
A Washington Star writer argues that each song from a bird, heard truly, stirs unrest in the listener and reveals nature's law. The piece links bird song to religion and ethics, claiming happiness tied to laughter is false and that the true music of birds endures.
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Lnman
Chas
Trecewell
Washington Star
Motto of the United States on coinage and seals
The article traces the motto Pluribus Unum from its 1776 proposal by Franklin Adams and Jefferson to its 1782 adoption on the Great Seal design and 1790 directive to appear on coinage. It notes the Latin phrase meaning one from many and its classical roots.
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United States
Congress
Continental Congress
Benjamin Franklin
John Adams
Thomas Jefferson
Charlies Thomson
Cleveland Iain Dealer
Standard English Word Usage Across Dictionaries
A discussion on how standard English words are marked in unabridged dictionaries Cambridge lists foreign and obsolete terms while slang and technical terms receive special designation An up tempo note stresses using an up to date dictionary as language evolves Camouflure shifts to standard Caelish after World War I.
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Saya Tathfinder Magazine
Sponges Found in London Aquarium Tanks
A newly observed sponge species in the London aquarium is reported to creep from foodless areas to feeding zones. Scientists speculate one or more sponges may have entered the tanks with sea water and multiplied unseen.
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London Aquarium
Being a Good Citizen Opinians and Qualifications
The text outlines what makes a good citizen including familiarity with local and national issues, reading current magazines, understanding government operations, following legislation, knowing candidates, and conducting personal affairs honestly with the expectation that government affairs reflect similar standards. It emphasizes informed voting and integrity.
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Tie
National Congress
Hfe
Infants on Horseback Open Henry VI Parliament
The Montreal Herald notes a rare English parliament opened by an infant king Henry VI who rode through London on a horse to Westminster. Carried to the House of Lords on his mother’s knee the child reportedly took a formal part to the proceedings as chroniclers describe a first in England.
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Westminster
Ifenry VI
Montreal
England
More Cows Than People In New Zealand
New Zealand reportedly has 1 707 000 dairy cows and 1 000 000 residents. In a year the cow count rose by 100 000. Only one of every five pounds of butter produced is eaten locally.
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New Zealand
Civil Works Committee Approves Job Replacements Plan
The Civil Works Committee approves job reallocations to spread work among more people. State Engineer Osborn may choose a new project soon with extra state road funds. Unexpended Parowan budget and possible canyon road expenditures raise questions about future use and forest program status. Thanksgiving drive results noted by post commander John W W Gurr. Larry Stowe visited for Thanksgiving then returned to Colorado where he works. Mrs Stowe stayed with Parcells family.
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Pardwan
John W W. Gurr
Faculty Travel Schedules During Thanksgiving Break
Several members of the school faculty were out of town for Thanksgiving Day. Miss Froyd and Miss Pace were in Cedar City. Principal and Mrs. Snow went to Pinevalley. Mr. and Mrs. Decker traveled to St. George. Mr. Bishop visited Hinckley and Albert Mitchell headed to Salt Lake City.
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Miss Froyd
Miss Pace
Cedar City
Princcipal
Snow
Pinevalley
Decker
St. George
Mr. Bishop
Hinckley
Albert Mitchell
Salt Lake City
Thanksgiving Visit Sparks Postal Address Change
W Robert Bentley traveled from Cedar City during Thanksgiving break. It is unclear if Mrs Bentley accompanied him. Dob arranged six months of The Times to be mailed to him to stay connected with local happenings. The Billings Montana post office reports Elder Arnold Stevens has moved his mail to Wolf Point Montana. The Times continues weekly to Stevens to keep Tim connected with his hometown.
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W. Robert Bentley
Cedar City
Billings
Montana
Arnold Stevens
Wolf Paint
Elder Stevens
Tim
Thanksgiving Homecoming From CCC Camp At St George
Air Oscar M. Lyman returned from the CCC camp at St George for the Thanksgiving holiday alongside Mr Arch Benson. Most of the other boys were home as well and planned to stay until Monday morning after the holiday.
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Oscar M. Lyman
CCC
St. George
Arch Benson
The Change From Autumn to Winter
Margaret Pendleton describes the transition from autumn to winter with dark clouds over mountain tops and nearly bare trees. Leaves form heaps on the ground as misty mountains carry snow and nights turn chilly with roaming winds.
The Beginning of Winter by Ward Robb
The scene shifts from a cold wind and hidden sun to a night of clouds and a silvery moon. Frost coats a pond, trees mourn, and snow blankets leaves roofs and fields. Morning sun then lights the fresh snow like diamonds.
Coach Wards Team Falls to Pang Witch 23 14
Coach Wards basketball team lost 23 to 14 on Pang Witch's floor last weekend. The coach remains hopeful and notes the experience. Milford schedules a practice game here Saturday night.
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Wards
Pangwitch
Milford
Mrs Burton and Family Visit Panguitch During Thanksgiving
Mrs Claude Burton and her child died after traveling to Panguitch on Wednesday night with Mr and Mrs Carlos Lauer of Cedar City to visit Mrs Burtons relatives. Claude Burton arrived from the CCC camp yesterday and joined them there.
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Claude Burton
Panguitch
Carlos Lauer
Cedar City
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Mr. Roosevelt
U. S
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Osborn
Kenneth R. Matheson
Larry Stowe
Parcells
Mrs. Stowe
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Ward Robb
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