Taxpayers Convention Planned by Utah Association
Special To The Times Cedar City hosts a large Cedar County convention of Utah Taxpayers Association members. The group seeks budget clarity, independent audits, and accountability for tax money, arguing the current system is flawed and warrants taxpayer scrutiny. All taxpayers are eligible for membership. the convention is set for February 13.
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Utah Taxpayers Association
Tay Rg
Dear City
Utah
Cedar City
Matrimony Lures Another Couple In Quiet Home Wedding
A quiet wedding at the groom's parents home joined Claude Pendleton and Miss Harriett Chilton. Bishop W L Adams performed the ceremony with only family and close friends present. The couple, popular and well prepared for married life, received warm wishes from the Times and community.
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Claude Pendleton
Wm. WW. Pendleton
Harriett Chilton
Chearmlns
George Chilton
Wf. L. Adams
Assignment for Sunday meeting and LDS church notes
An assignment for Sunday meeting will precede the regular testimony in Parowan Ward. A brief life talk on 1iam Smith brother of the Prophet Joseps and first Patriarch of the LDS Church, near his birthday week, followed by baptismal services if applicants appear. Vivien Roundy Pendleton was welcomed. Shirley Holyoak ordained deacon. speakers WW Marsden and Thos Adams spoke on salvation for the dead.
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Smith
Joseps
LDS Church
Adams
Vivien Roundy Pendleton
Cedar Watt Ward
Unanimous Yote
Parowan
Shirley Holyoak
Messrs
WW. Marsden
Thos. D. Adams
Maraden
Parowan Students Earn Honors on RB A Plan
Parowan students at Farowan College winter term appear on the lower semester roll. Names include A Noll John R Adams Shirley Cudmdnasen Huldah Mitchell Arvilla Day Myra Dalton and others. A recent A PCA game saw Yarowan ulsa claim a victory with Sean Fr Us Ward Byron Thornton and Kesh Bettridge noted among contributors.
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Farowan
A Noll
John R. Adams
Shirney Cudmdnasen
Huldah Mitchell
Ti Toll
Arvilla Day
Myra Dalton
Colle
I A. C
Yarowan Ulsa
Sean Fr.us Ward
Byron Thornton
Kesh Bettridge
Pendleton Sets Lambing Record With 52 Strong Lambs
W W Pendleton prominent local breeder of Ramboonillets reports fifty two lambs from thirty three ewes, including nineteen twin births and one set of triplets. Only two of fifty four-born lambs failed, setting a notable food record. Pendleton expects more ewes to lamb and invites readers with any similar records.
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W. W. Pendleton
Lamba
Mr. Pendleton
Gome
Hoope
Bir
Pendleton
Marsden's Toglery Adopts New Ladies Department
Marsden's Toglery plans a new ladies ready to wear department in southern Utah. The barber and shoe shop area will be renovated at cost not less than 2000 dollars to house fixtures and stock. A capable saleswoman will run the department as soon as the space is ready.
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Marsden
L. Nelson Maraden
Toggeery
Utah
Tosgery
Scenic Highways Association plans lantern slides talk
Gay of the Scenic Highways Association will visit for a week from the upcoming Saturday night February 13. He will present lantern slide pictures of West scenic attractions after a Chamber of Commerce meeting chaired by John W. Bentley. The lecture is expected to be free to the public and will be at a community building around 6:30 PM.
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F OD
Gay
The
Scenic Highways Association
John W. Bentley
Chamber of Commerce
R Ile
County Books Now Open to City Readers
County Library Board extends county books to Parowan and Cedar City residents and others outside the cities. New additions include The Little Grey Goose, A Study of Fairy Tales, Who's Who in The Bible, Cherry and Beasley's Christmas Party, White Fang, Dr. Dolittle Zoo and more.
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County Library Board
Parowan
Cedar City
Lakevre
Bailey
Scudder
Allen
Cobb
Markahm
Lester Twisterie
Tarkington Cherry
Beasley
Marriage Licenses Issued to Cedar City and Parowan Couples
Marriage licenses have been issued by the Clerk's office to Dunayne Matheson and Alice Walker of Cedar City and to Claude Pendleton and Misa Ltarriett Chiton of Parowan.
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Dunayne Matheson
Alice Walker
Cedar City
Claude Pendleton
Misa Ltarriett Chiton
Parowan
Union Pacific completes Oregon Short Line extension
Union Pacific announces completion of the Oregon Short Line extension from Rogerson Idaho to Wells Nevada covering 94.84 miles. Train service will start on February 15th.
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Union Pacific
Oregon
Woolgrowers Elect New Officers in Iron County
At the Iron County Woolgrowers Association annual meeting in the Library auditorium, Jos. G. Dalton was elected president for the coming year, with Wm. I. Ly Wan as vice president and A. Clark Orton as secretary and treasurer. Advisory board members include Jas. C. Robinson, John A. Adams, and K B. Robinson, with J. R. Ward and Edgar M. Stubbs as holdovers. The gathering also addressed the secretary treasurer report and dues adjustments for state association fees. Forest Supervisor Mace attended, amid notes that 45 percent of Iron County cattle were not taxed in 1935.
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Iron County Wolgrower's Association
Jos. G. Dalton
Wm. IL Ly Wan
A. Clark Orton
Messrs
Jas. C. Robinson
Parowan
John A. Adams
Cedar City
K B. Robinson
Paragonah
Edgar M. Stubbs
J. A. Adams
L. M. Jones
John H. Corry
F. W. Middleton
Mace
Still bust in Shirtz Canyon near Hamiltons Fort Utah
Sheriff T Leigh and City Marshal Grant Walker locate a 30 gallon still in Shirtz Canyon after a five mile drive and two mile hike. Arthur Brown admits ownership. county attorney Reuben J Shay files felony charges. Bond set by Justice of Peace F. T. Leich at 750 dollars, posted by Alex Urie and Mr. Skinner.
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Iron County
T. Leigh
Marshall Grant Walker
Cedar City
Shirtz
Utah
Justice of Peace
Local officials depart for Salt Lake tax convention
Commissioner N L Adama Clerk John W Bentley Treasurer W Clair Rowley and Assessor Slillman Dalley leave today for a Salt Lake City convention of taxing officials. Chester Stevens visits from Wyoming. Chester Stubbs welcomed a baby boy two weeks ago. Mrs Anthony Paxton visits Provo with daughter Clara, new baby. Mrs Dorthea Bayles ill but improving. Colts eligible for Intermountain Livestock Show in Salt Lake City with prizes. Local show proposed to fund travel. Dr Starvey Hullinger, Civil War veteran and physician, dies aged 101 in Vernal.
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N. L., Adama
John W. Bentley
W. Clair Rowley
Slillman Dalley
Salt Lake City
Anthony Paxton
Provo
Clara
Ilia
Salt Lake
Sworth
Starvey Coe Hullinger
Vernal
Blullinger
President Coolidge
Feeding Baby Chicks Instructions From Hatchery Manual
Hatchery guidance emphasizes 69 hours before first food, then light feeding for three days. Milk replaces water early, with sour skim or buttermilk. avoid rancid milk and overfeeding. After initial drinks, feed five times daily with oatmeal bran bone meal and chick grit, plus alfalfa on the floor, then shift to racks and litter.
Pneumonia Cure Claim Sparks Reader Interest
A reprinted Times feature promotes a claimed pneumonia remedy by M A Redding with inhalation of cotton bound with spirits of alcohol and chloroform. It asserts rapid lung revival within 24 to 48 hours and urges doctors to use and publish the method, warning readers to start at first signs of lung distress.
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San Juan
Dutte
Montana
M. A. Redding
Rocky Mountain News of
Denver
Parowan Drug Store Burglary Reported
About 30 dollars in money and a quantity of candy cigars and other merchandise were taken from Parowan Drug Store last Thursday night. Entry was gained by prying up the back window, and the thief is thought to be local who struggled with the cash register before entering.
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Pasadena
Calif
Los Angeles
Parowan Drug Store
Birthday Social Honors Mrs Roca Matchell at Rowley Home
Lady friends of Mrs Roca Matchell held a surprise birthday social at Mrs Clair Rowley’s home last week. A dainty lunch followed a pleasant program and gifts were given to the honored guest by those present.
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Roca Matchell
Clair Rowley
Old Time Residence Falls To Progress In Community
The Benson couple plans to demolish another early local dwelling on the Mary Clark Orton lot near Wilford Day’s property. Stories point to a long-ago origin with possible builder C. W. Nskes, while carpenters Win. and John Bentley recall the house as occupied by Joseph Fish and family when they arrived in 1868. The log interior used inch boards split into narrow strips as plaster substitutes.
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Burt
Win
Bentley
John
Ana
Joseph Fish
M I A Attendance Contest Seeks Prize and Punishment
The M I A plans an attendance contest between Ward youths with the losers paying a penalty in an evening event. The challenge is based on February attendance and punctuality at Mantua improvement meetings. If girls lead in attendance, boys entertain. if not, girls entertain.
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Mantua
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