Jury Convicts In Rosenberg Case
A jury of eight returns a guilty verdict against Delos Rosenberg on charges of carnal knowledge. Judge Cox to pass sentence Feb 8 at Beaver. defense seeks new trial, appeal possible. Other Wednesday matters include default judgments and demurrers in several cases.
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R. N. Lund
Parjey St. Larson
Harvey E. Dunton
Ethel Perry
Evan Follins
O. W. Adams
Wm. T. Davenport
Andrew M. Lamoreaux
Delos Rosenberg
Beatty
Mays and Beatty
Salt Lake City
Cox
Beaver
Supreme Court
Scott M. Matheson
Ellis Pickett
iIntermountain Association of Credit Men
C. A. Shelton
Bank of Souththe Utah
E. Ray Lyman
Win. C. McDuffie
Richfield Oil Co
Interstates of Co., Et al
Southern Uish Power Co
Aagainst Horton D. Maight
Yies Morans Iowa National Bank and Trust Canadle- Gatry Investment Co
Farowan Paragonah Road Work Resumed
Work resumed Wednesday on the Parowan Paragonah road project begun last fall. Snow was cleared from the gravel pit and trucks are expected to haul material onto the grade within a day or two.
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Parowan-Paragonai
East Ward M. I. A. Conjoint Program Held Sunday
The East Ward M. I. A. will hold its regular monthly conjoint meeting Sunday at 8 PM. The program features readings by Shirley Dalton and Mae Evans, a duet by Gaylord Whitney and Beth Orton and a Glee Club talk by the Whitnes.
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East Ward
M. LA
Reading
Shirley Dalton
Bong
Junior Giris
Tatk
Gaylord Whitney
Fianc
Beth Orton
Mae Evans
Song
Glee Club
Greater Average Egg Production Urged in Utah Poultry
Utah State Agricultural College extension poultryman Carl Frischknecht says the state faces a critical need to raise the average eggs per hen. He notes some flocks average 221.7 eggs per bird yearly while others stay under 100 due to factors like poor feeding housing sanitation and culling.
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Utah
Carl Frischknecht
Utah State Agricultural College
Mr. Frinchknecht
Mr. Frischknecht
Groundhog Predicts Six Weeks More of Winter
The groundhog forecast six weeks more of winter as the sun shone, with cautious notes that prediction depends on his visibility of a shadow. Utah climate is praised forits seasonal variety while local meteorologist M L Skougard notes snow and moisture deficits versus last year.
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Groundhog
Cintry
Utah
M. L. Skougard
Weather Bureau
East Ward Sunday school entertainment draws large crowd
The East Ward Sunday school program in the recreation hall attracted a large audience tonight. One act play directed by W L Adams and Miss Hibbert featured cast including Ivan Orion as the Hiller Armont Gurr as the sheriff Marty Clark as the girl and Ray Adams the other bad man. The event included Lamar and Montie in cowboy regalia with guitar by Howard Rasmussen, a mixed and a men's chorus, string orchestra led by Georgia P Kitchell, and a piano performance by Claude Burton with other musicians. Proceeds aim to purchase song books.
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East Ward
Recreation Hall
W. L. Adams
Miss Hibbert
Lamar
Montie
Howard Ras Tmussen
Georgia P. Kitchell
Claude Burton
Mitchell Geneon
Ralph Mitchell
Bernar Stubbs
Karl Mitchell
Ivan Orion
the Hiller
Armont Gurr
Marty Clark
Ray Adams
Many Rabbits Slain in Saturday Drive
About five hundred rabbits were killed Saturday afternoon in a hunt sponsored by the Gun and Red Club. The line formed southeast of town and drove to H. L. Adams' farm where corrals caught those that did not reach the line. 91 were killed in the march. A snow day and lower turnout reduced the total from what might have been. Later, a group of boys killed about sixty more on horses after the snow with clubs.
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Gun and Red Club
H. L. Adams
Faro
ETAR E Conference Dates Set for February Meetings
Union meeting announced a stake quarterly conference to be held in Cedar Ward on Saturday February 11 and Sunday February 12 Elder Melvin J Ballard of the Twelve Apostles will attend Music from the Messiah will be featured with the Wife and mission of the Messiah as the theme The first meeting starts at 2 p m Saturday with a 7 30 p m session and Sunday regular meetings Palmer urges attendance for full Messiah music coverage.
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Stake
Palmer
Stake Aaw Arterly
Cedar 3Rd Ward
Melvin J. Ballird
Quorum of Twelve Apostles
Daughters of the Pioneers Meet Next Thursday
The regular monthly meeting of the Daughters of the Pioneers will be held next Thursday February 5th at 2 pm in the Relief Room of the recreation hall. The Marsden family will present a largely musical program with a sketch of William Marsden father of the late Lucius N Marsden. Refreshments will be served after the program. Milo Mortensen is visiting from Delta.
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Daughters of the Pioneers
Marsden
William Marsden
Lucius N. Marsden
Legislators Visit Cedar City for Prohibition Meeting and Tour
About seventy five residents, mostly women, attended a temperance meeting in the West Ward chapel with Barbara Adams presiding and voted to continue prohibition. Utah legislators Day and Granger will join visiting officials for a French Agricultural college inspection, Feeder's Day events, a Chamber banquet, and excursions to St George or Zion National Park.
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Farowan
West Ward
Relief Societies
Barbara HM. Adams
The
Relief Society
Utah
Cedar City
French Agricultural College
General Assembly
Chamber of Commerce
el Eecalanis
St. George
4Lon National Park
Dixie College
Tooperrow
Senator Day
Representative Granger
State payroll questions as three-branch committee examines costs
The governor and legislature form a special nine member committee to study the state payroll and costs. The Times presents December payroll figures by title and salary, noting judiciary figures are omitted. Readers may inquire at the Times to learn names of those paid and whether salaries appear excessive.
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House
Senate
Governnor
Times
Supreme Court
Times Office
Taxpayers League Forms to Advocate Uniform Action
Off icers of a newly formed taxpayers league outlined a program including a member drive a state network for uniform action and notifying legislators of local taxpayer wishes. To fund activities they set a 60 cent membership and the president was authorized to appoint a committee. All six officers paid their fee at the meeting to show good faith.
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Taxpayers League
Feeders' Day Saturday At The Branch College
Cedar City announces an annual Lamb Feeding Day at Branch Agricultural College on Saturday February 4 featuring a ninety day feeding test begun November 1. The program includes a General Assembly a killing demonstration a lamb luncheon a discussion of results and an address to farmers with a public invitation to attend. The event marks stronger ties with Utah State Agricultural College and the State Experiment Station.
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Cedar City
Branch Agricultural iCollege
Agrieuhennral College
State H Experiment Station
Utah State Agricultural College
UB. A. CG
Brayeh College
Utah
General Assembly
D.A.C
Parowan Rams Drop In Hoops Standings After Loss to Dixie
Farowan High School fell to third in the division hoop tournament after losing 18 to 28 to Dixie Fliera in St George. Parowan had earlier beaten Kanab 37 to 15, but rest of weekend games including Enterprise, Hurricane and Orderville set up potential ties and a possible playoff, with Parowan needing wins and favorable results to force a tieoff.
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Stit
Farowan High School
Garner
Rams
Dixie Fliera
St. George
Kanab
Fender Dixie
B. A
Tle
Porowan
Enterprise
Dixie
Ordervilla
DT. A. G
Hurricane
Parowan
Terowan
Dini
Livia
J. A. GC
Parawan
Disio
Eater
Pake
Legion Auxiliary Assembly Program Set Next Friday
The American Legion Auxiliary will stage an assembly program in the student body this Friday afternoon. The theme is Americaniam and aims to present things every patriotic American should know. The public is invited to attend.
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Iother
American Legion Auxiliary
New Suits Filed Against Defendants in Vehicle and Contract Matters
A report notes several lawsuits filed this week. Fetty Motor Co sues Jos. Malen on a contract claiming a truck burned before payment, leaving plants unprotected. Intermountain Association of Credit Men also filed against Robert D. Wiking on a contract dispute.
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Fetty Motor Co
Jos
Alen
Ant
Pla
Nt.s
Flainuift Alleres
Inter-mountatin Association of Credit Men
Robert D. Wiking
Time of cutting may control alfalfa weevil
A Hes r e ree orge L Reeves and Dodg G Hamlin report to A A C extension staff that regulating alfalfa cutting time can reduce weevil damage. They say first larvae pupate near late bud stage or early flowering and advise cutting no later than this stage to prevent larval damage. Field samples from last fall show varying damage probabilities based on weevil counts per square foot.
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George L Heeves
A. & A. C Extension
Dodg. G. Ilamiln
United States Department of Agriculture
Jnstance
Reeves
Comlng Trop Aeaton
Avasan
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PT East Ward M. I. A
the Whitnes
California
Florida
Cidar City
Black Ridge
Nor
Bee
Norma Dalton
Studegarde
Beatrice Adams
Nona
Lorean Michielson
Buryle Hibbert
Kathleen Joseph
Julia
Frank Adams
Willlat
Etare
Daughters OF Pioneers
Milo Mortensen
Delta
B.A. C
School
Stenercrapher
Board of Examiners
Stepuly
Aim
Lelsim
Ireasa
Scizarette
P. H
Pixie
Sk. A. G
Turricane
Orderville
Tacita
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