Parowan Lane Students Denied Transport by Board Policy
Iron County School Board denied transportation for fifteen or sixteen Parowan Lane students living within two and a half miles of the school citing state law and county policy. Officials noted distances measured show all affected students live under 2.3 miles and argued funding limits prevent extending service countywide. The board also denied Cedar City junior high auditorium use for basketball and discussed future finances and possible pay periods.
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Parowen Lane
Board of Education
G. Mortensen
Geo. A. Lowe
Mortensen
Cedar City
Demonstrations on turkeys planned by Scholzen in county
County agent L Tueller reports a Monday turkey market demonstration to be led by H C Scholzen at Day Farms and again at the High School. Scholzen has joined the pool, paid an advance, and will ship turkeys to California around Tuesday while marketing many birds across the county. Four infants christened in Parowan last Sunday, Garn Orton Page Lois Ione Lowe Marie Jones and Keith Decker Benson. Orlando W Adams announces a new baby boy born on the fifth.
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H. C. Scholzen
L. ©. Tueller
A. Ti
Vakey
Parowan
Garn Orton Page
John Page
Lois Ione Lowe
Arnold Lowe
Marie Jones
Bert Jones
Keith Decker Benson
Richard Benson
Dixie Products Formed To Sell Utah Chicken Output
A new company Dixie Products, Inc. formed in St. George to market meat chickens and other Dixie products. Led by Theodore Malin, the firm plans to raise 25,160 chicks at 13 weeks and scale to 50,000 monthly, with future turkeys and regional potato and celery ventures. Chicks travel from California in heated trucks, then are raised by farmers under supervision before sale through coast markets. The Woolen Mills building in Washington will house core operations, with a 200 foot unit for keeping poultry.
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Southern Utah
Dixie Products, Inc
St. George
Theodore Malin
Plymouth Rock
Inthode Island
California
Washington
Malm
Utah
School Inaugurates Good Teeth Campaign Districtwide
The Board of Education and the superintendent launch a district wide good teeth campaign after health supervision budget cuts. Local dentists begin examining students in Cedar City this week and the program will extend to other schools as fast as possible. Competition between schools and grades will be used to stimulate participation.
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Board of Education
Cedar City
East Ward Reunion Set for Thursday
The Parowan East Ward invites all members to a reunion next Thursday December 27. A kiddies party in the recreation hall starts in the afternoon while a social for all others from Mutual age up to 7 20 p m features games dancing and refreshments.
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Parowan Ebiast
Bishop Mitchell
Parowan’s new city leadership pledges focus on public welfare
Mayor-elect defends city interests over individuals and promises to cut municipal expenses. He states the council will act to prevent financial leaks and pursue economy, while inviting citizen input and stressing collective welfare above personal desires.
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Parowaln City
Parowan
Budgets To Control Public Expenditures
A Utah State Tax Commission article explains the two year state budget cycle and local budgeting duties. It notes the state budget, set by the governor and amended by the legislature, is less influenced by individual taxpayers though hearings occur. local budgets determine county and city taxes each December, with the school budget set near June. It emphasizes citizen responsibility to support public officials and share in solving community budget problems.
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State Tax Commission
Appropriations Committee
Salt Lake City
Beaver City
Court Suspends Wilson Sentence In Forgery Case
Riste Wilson a 16 year old from Lovell Wyoming pleaded guilty to forgery and was sentenced by Judge Cox to one to two and a half years in the penitentiary but execution is suspended until July 1 1932 provided he pays 150 total at 16 monthly and submits written reports each term plus deputy sheriff reports. He remains jailed until funds arrive and restitution is arranged.
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Riste Wilson
Lovell
Wyoming
Tad
Cox
Wilgon
Ag Tolia
Wilson
Fillmore
Mutual Investment and Finance Corporation
Louise P. Tucker
Clara H. Bracken
Wallace Bracken
Faldwin Piano Company
Charles BM. Mosdell
New Council Asks Delay On City Budget
Mayor elect Ivan Decker and the incoming council asked to delay final adoption of the 1932 city budget after a Tuesday budget hearing. They seek more information on several items before final approval. The hearing drew no taxpayer speakers besides newly elected officers.
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Ivan Decker
Afr
Decker
Ft Wan
Deer on Forest Proves Valuable Resource and Sport
Figures from Supervisor Gurr show that 125 pound average deer caught in the Dixia Forest during the hunting season yielded meat worth about 46 975 dollars. The season drew hunters from and 27 percent came from California, suggesting significant local economic impact.
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Dixia
Gurr
California
Halterman Family Returns Home From Panguitch Visit
Mr. A. Halterman drove to Panguitch on Saturday to bring his wife and small daughter back. They had been visiting Mrs. Haltermans sister, Mrs. W. W. Houston since Thanksgiving. Sam notes lighter snow beyond the mountain. Mr. and Mrs. Wilford Day were in Salt Lake City for several days for business matters.
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Mrs. Wilford Day
Salt Lake City
Mr. Day
New Serial Instalment Promises Gripping Read
The editor previews a new serial John Greghams Girl by Concordia Merrell, published in instalments to keep readers turning pages. Banks represented by James C. Robinson and J Clayton Mitchell report satisfactory connections and expect timely wool payments from the 1931 clip, with optimism for local growers.
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John Gregham
Concordia Merrell
James C. Robinson
J. Clayton Mitchell
Bank of Iron County
Salt Lake City
Federal Reserve Bank
Utah State National Bank
Wool Marketing Association
Hooper
Tuttle
Boston
Robinson
Mitchell
Messia
New Suits Filed in District Court This Week
R Motoni Gillies and Gene va Jt Gillies sue Olive TD Bon yam alleging two deeds fraudulently obtained. The Beryl Land Company sues F KK Omoto for 500 dollars plus interest, claiming a check for that amount was dishonored by the bank.
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R. Motoni Gillies
Geneva Jt. Gillies
Olive TD. Bonyam
Beryl Land Company
F. KK
Omoto
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Turkey
Orlando W. Adams
Dixie
Mr. Malin
Malm Buys
Anaheim
East Ward
the Times
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L. Nelson Marsden
L. N. Marsden
New Council
Hecht
Thomas Beltridge
Caliente
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