Christmas Health Seat Sale Aids Tuberculosis Fight
The annual sale of Christmas health seats was launched with about fifty-five to seventy participants invited to sell seats to support tuberculosis relief. The quota amounts to $143, roughly 50 cents per family, with 6 percent retained by the committee if met. Proceeds fund local health clinics and a tuberculosis x-ray clinic at the schoolhouse next Monday. Five cents per person is requested for test costs, with Dr. Burton and Dr. E. B. Furrow volunteering services for the clinic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee
Tiberculysta
Burton
Cedar City
Times To Publish Delinquent Tax List
The Times announces its plan to publish a delinquent tax list next issue, noting a large potential total and weekly installments. County Treasurer Clairytet estimates payments near last year’s level, about 75 percent, and the paper warns readers to watch for their names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loca News
Times
Clair Tiytet
Journailata
Bpladane
Godwin
Gibbins
Pickard
Bouchart
National Geographic Society
Timea
Wood hauling supper and dance organized for ward members
East Ward priesthood members planned a wood haul to heat the church for winter, with 26 loads of fuel. Ward and bishopric praised volunteers, noting many non active members joined, as West Ward crews also built up woodstocks. a supper and dance were arranged for participants. Mr and Mrs Elwood Mortensen visited Delta for a weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Ward
Niel
Wallon
West Ward
State Liquor Store Plan Under Scrutiny in Community
The town weighs the state liquor store plan after months of experience. Opinions vary by individual, but marshal notes show less holiday drinking than prohibition yet more everyday use. A licensed saloon could worsen the problem, while the store remains a practical approach. Overall, few criticisms emerge beyond occasional law violations. An engineer rep aided underground water rights filings, with several farmers submitting applications.
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Gtn
Squar
Farrell Gudmundsen
Kdar
Livestock Men Elect Officers For Next Year
Patowan Livestock Association elected four directors and a secretary treasurer at its annual meeting on Monday. Phillip Benson filled an unexpired board term, George Mas muasen was elected new member, Albert Adams and Thomas Fowler were reelected. Ray Morris became secretary treasurer. The group debated range management plans including opposing sheep in Lowery district and moving cattle toward Bidney valley. A committee was named to study Taylor Grazing Act implications and make recommendations next Monday.
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Patowan Livestock Association
Phillip Benson
George D. Morris
George Masmuasen
Wea
Albert Adams
Thomas Fowler
Meetves
Ray Morris
Lowery
Bid
Notice to turkey growers for Christmas shipment deadline
Ten turkey growers must have their shipments leave for the Coast by the 16th to meet the Christmas market. Those who call for assistance should contact Southern Utah Dairy Co. immediately so arrangements can be made. D. M. Adams, Manager. Also mentions Morrie Rasmussen and Roland Holyoak returning fromTdabo where they worked harvest.
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Southern Utah Dairy Co
D. M. Adams
Morrie Rasmussen
Roland Holyoak
Tdabo Ai
Work Begins on Industrial Plant Near Here
Gravel hauling started this week for a new facility to manufacture Leroy A. Wilsons combined unit for heating air conditioning refrigerating and electrifying homes. The site is the B J Adams farm about three miles west of here. The building will be about 60 by 300 feet with partial construction initially. A cornerstone ceremony is planned for the near future possibly next week with guests from northern Utah including Utah Steel Corporation board members. Local activists are leasing land options to secure the plant and aim to raise the remaining cash. about 2500 has been pledged so far.
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Leroy A. Wilson
B. J. Adams Farm
Drackner
Witaou
Board of Directory
Utah Steel Corporation
Sixty Parowan residents join Red Cross in district canvass
Reports from two districts show sixty Parowan residents enrolled with the Red Cross. Officials expect the total to rise to sixty five or seventy as more members submit fees. The city divided into districts for roll calls. canvassers listed enrolled members by district with many names and streets referenced in a lengthy roster.
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Singze
Danvassd
4 V
Ofio
Mary 8. Forton
Thomas Dennett
Jean Fingman
Georgia B. Mitchell
Lawrence J. Adams
Roy D. Garenet
RH. Benson
W.L. Adams
Hila Day
R. de Fenton
Frank Adams
A. Matheson
George Chilton
Mayme Kilton
Noaneanbders
Metts D. Robinson
James C. Robinson
Eurrey Ajams
Esther E. Orton
Silad T. Orey
Joe
Datton
J. Adama
Kulala T
Orton
Verda Adamy
A. C. Hatch
John Bayles
Ethel Hzytés
Golden Bayles
Ierbert
Wyatt
Evan Dayles
Bf. Dalton
Janes N
Connell
J. i
Lowder
Florence
Bf. Joseph
Arthur Joseph
Claudia Joseph
City Council Allows Night Water Storage For Fields
The Fields committee requested permission to hold creek water in a gravel trap at night and release it by day to irrigation. Council approved with safeguards to prevent flooding or damage, while other agenda items covered extending six mile spring water into the system and financing for race track team labor.
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Ermission
Alents
Dow
Culiacy
Six Mile Spring
Sorensen
City
Malm Canyon
Six Mile
Town
W. B.A
oHv
Havng
Teelstan Waa
Daughters of Pioneers to Meet December Twelfth
The Daughters of the Pioneers hold their monthly gathering on Thursday December 12 at 2 p.m. in the new hall. President Denise Whitney says the program features love songs romance of pioneers old-fashioned wedding reception the bride's trousseau dancing and gifts with free refreshments. Mothers and daughters are especially invited to attend.
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Daughters of the
Pioneera
Newal
Deni D. Whitney
Trousseau
What Keeps a Small Town Small
A reader compares city and country advertising and shopping habits noting that urban merchants push heavy ads while rural shops offer worn or outdated goods at higher total costs. The piece argues excessive city marketing drains small towns, leaving shops dependent on volume and overhead, and concludes with a reflective question about town growth.
Flour Mill To Start Within A Few Days
Announcement by the committee says the new flour mill will be ready for use within a few days probably a week. Gordon Afatheson will be the miller. The mill, with power, water wheel and new buildings, represents an investment not exceeding 6000 dollars for stockholders and should bring dividends as a community asset. The company seeks community assistance to cover remaining costs and will hire helpers in exchange. Much of the fish expense has been borne by Southern Wah Dairy Co and Tarowan Mercantile Or, while lumber and labor were furnished for stock.
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Gordon Afatheson
Southern Wah Dairy Co
Tarowan Mercantile Or
Isbor
Eastward M.I.A. Play Rehearsals Set for December 21
Beth Leigh of Cedar City reports that The act has been chosen and rehearsals proceed for the Eastward M.I.A. play directed by Winston Orton. Special promotional pricing and reliable sale information accompany the announcement.
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Beth Leigh
Cedar City
M.I.A
Dee
Winston Orton
Cedar City School District seeks state funding for admin building
The County School District reports a federal grant approval for a Cedar City administration building with auditorium and classrooms. A bond election to raise the remaining 56 000 is likely at a late month meeting, as officials expect strong voter support to secure the 46 000 government grant.
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Cedar City
Sutozo
Fuhda
Dispatchea
Staounl
Ferder’s Favored and Market Advance in County Lambs
A strong lamb market with rising prices in the county. Orson Bryant’s Cedar City fed lambs weighed 61 to 81 pounds after weeks on feed. Halterman fed about 2000 head, sending two carloads to the Coast market at 8.80 per hundred pounds, with potential 9.00 nearby. Others feeding lambs include H. L. Adams, Wilford Day, and James C. Robinson.
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Cedar City
Orson Bryzat
Halterman
H. L. Adams
Wilford Day
James C. Robinson
Lions Club Plans Ladies Night Program
A committee was named at the regular Lions Club meeting to arrange a ladies night with members entertaining partners likely at a banquet and dance. The event would aim for about the Dec. 16 regular meeting date, with details to be announced soon.
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BP. A. Clark
le Jldama
Wm. M. Dalton
Taylor's Cafe
Lion Glenn HE. Snort
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Elwood
Delta
RED Cross
Parowan
Tate
Daughters OF Pioneers
Toltor
Salt Lake City
Ay- Hele
Summit County
May Gall
Tions Club
Associated Civile Clubs Board
A. E. Mlackner
RK. L. Keaton
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