City Council discusses monthly affairs and finances
City officials at the regular monthly meeting debated park planting bills to Utah Nursery and Parowan Auto, granted five months to John Mortensen for a reduced debt, considered renewing power plant contracts at 275 dollars monthly, and discussed tree topping plus safety building repairs. The council also weighed replacing wool pipe in the power plant and planned a special session for February 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilford Day
Ife
Utah Nursery Co
Parowan Auto Co
John Mortensen
Electric Lights
Matheson and Hyatt
Lyman Wen
Air Williams
Th Burnham Manufacturing Co
Woods Cross
Utah
Woolgrowers Meet This Saturday to Discuss Wool Marketing
Albert Adams, president, calls a meeting for all wool growers of the section in the library auditorium. Members and nonmembers of the Ires County Woolgrowers' Association are urged to attend to consider plans for marketing this season's wool clip and to hear a brief report on the State convention's recommendations. Immediate action is sought to leverage help from the Federal Farm Board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ires County Woolgrowers' Association
Albert Adams
Association
Plana
Adams
Federal Farm Board
Columbia Stell Sold Will Continue Operations
United States Steel Corp announced it will operate the Columbia branch under its name after sanctioning the purchase of Columbia Steel Corporation. The firm plans to advertise for markets and outline better product plans. The Iran County area, rich in deposits, is highlighted due to the transaction. PT Mr and Mrs Clark Orton and Mr and Mrs John Dalton traveled to California for a two week visit to see their relatives and Clay Dalton who is touring vaudeville on the coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Steel Corporation
Columbia Steel Corporation
Columbia Branch
Clark Orton
John
Dalton
California
Cor
Clayton
East Ward Conjoint Meeting Set For Sunday Evening
The East Ward MTA faction plans its regular weekly meeting Sunday evening to discuss a partial solar solution to the heating issue at the tabernacle. A full monthly council will follow with Sacrament services then the consent program. Leaky radiators force limited heating. Outlay of 1406 for new radiators is likely. replacement of the entire heating system is under consideration.
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Mitchell
M.L. A
Returned Missionary Speaks at West Ward Meeting
Elder Wendall Bayles recently returned from a mission for the Latter Day Saints Church spoke at the West Ward Sacrament meeting recounting his labors and bearing testimony to the gospel. In East Ward a brief testimony meeting followed with Brother Oscar Geertsen and Dr Ogden among speakers. Two babies, grandchildren of James Applegate, were christened, and Benson Haycock’s priesthood promotion to teacher was unanimously approved.
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Wendall Bayles
L. D
Central States
Weet Ward
East Ward
Oscar Geertsen
Jgden
John W. Bentley
Parkwalk
James Applegate
Lucius Benson
James Lucius
James
Doroth
Francis
Benson Haycock
Cedar City Laundry Ad Promises Refined Service
An advertisement from Cedar City Steam Laundry invites readers to solve laundry problems. Proprietor Peter Shurtz and manager Mr. Anderson advertise a rebuilt, modern plant, following a previous fire, and claim first class laundry work.
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Cedar City
Peter Shurtz
Anderson
the Times
Court Tries Cases Here This Week
Court sessions continued through the week with several cases heard. District Court handled disputes including Charlea Kent vs the Fecalante Co. et al, and a Workman Co. check dispute where the defendant was cleared on non personal corporate payment. George W. Foster vs W. W. Butler saw the demurrer overruled with 30 days to answer. Glenwood Froyd et al faced ten days to answer after demurrer rejection. John Page vs Geary Page awarded judgment of 5938.20 with interest and 550 attorney fees, plus foreclosure and sale provisions. Ernest Murie questioned for conduct under prior judgment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vndse Cox
District Court
George W. Foster
W. W. Butler
Glenwood Froyd
Huldah Barkhurst
David Sandin
John Page
Geary Page
Ernest Murie
East Ward M Men Clinch Stake Title
East Ward M Men clinched the stake basketball title after a near perfect run, beating Summit 23 to 18 and Celar third ward 38 to 13 while suffering only one defeat in the series. Biortensen scored 223 points across the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Celar
Summit
Parowan East Ward
M-Men
Ward Biortensen
Marriage Licenses Issued In Surri Cane Utah
The Clerk's office issued a marriage license to Edwin Starvey Stout and Nel Syleceter, both of Surri cane Utah. Ivan Orton spent a few days in Salt Lake City this week as a guest of the Wauizhta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Starvey Stout
Nel Syleceter
Surricane
Utah
Ivan Orton
Salt Lake City
Meningitis Claims Evans Child During the Week
Pearl Evans ten year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Evans died from meningitis on Saturday evening after falling ill Friday. Though public funerals were not held, an impressive service was conducted at Oscar Lyman's with speakers and music. Pearl is survived by her parents, three sisters, one brother, and many relatives as the community offers sympathy.
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Beath
Leonard Evans
Spinal Mentaglrs
Hitle
Pearl
Oscar Lyman
Thomas K. Holyoak
Silan J. Ward
S. A. Matheson
Li Kop H. L. Adams
Enkar
Wright
Maude Lyman
David Matheson
A. C. Hatch
Thomas NI Rowley
Annual Rabbit Hunt Set for Friday by Local Club
The Paragonah Club hosts the annual rabbit hunt with Parowan, Paragnal, and Braver clubs competing. Fifteen men from each team start after noon, play will last about three hours and at 5 30 a banquet will be served by the Paragenak Club followed by a dance in the neighboring town. Women on each team will join as judges.
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Paragonah
Parowai Paragnal
Braver
Desides
President of State Wool Growers Set to Attend Meeting
Notice from the secretary’s office confirms W. J. Harvey, president of the State Wool Growers Association, will attend the wool growers meeting scheduled for Saturday night at the Library auditorium. His presence is expected to draw many members and assist in the discussed business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. IE. Harvey
W. J1. Harvey
State
Woolgrowers’ Association
Harvey
Graveling Bus Route Agreement Signed By County And Locals
An agreement signed at the start of the week between the county and local residents funds a gravel road project along the Parawan Valley school bus route. The county will pay a set rate per yard for gravel delivered up to 600 yards per mile on the three miles from the Day Farms southeast corner to Rez C. Wards and near the power sulk station at Buitons. Participants will arrange and fund their own gravel purchases and disbursements, with payments due only after completion.
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Parawan Valley
Prep-Rt
Rez C
Buitons
Beloved Summit Woman Passes in Summit Utah
Funeral services were held Sunday for Mrs Elzius Hulet who died at home Thursday after a long illness heart trouble and dropsy. Survivors include son John aer of Parowan and four daughters Norah Madsen Lisa Elia Lawrence Theresa Bradford and Cora Dalley along with fourteen grandchildren and one great grandchild.
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Summit
Utah
Elzius R Utet
Parewan
Enoch Ward
Huletia
Teller
John II Aer of
Parowan
Milter
Mia
Norah Madsen
Li¢a
Elia Lawrence
Theresa Hadford
Cora Dalley
Elt Og Summit
Sheriff Leigh Granted New Trial in Damage Suit
From Beaver County comes word Sheriff Leigh will receive a new trial in a damage suit that previously ended with a $600 verdict against him. The court deemed verdicts by jurors averaging amounts cast by individual guesses as a chance outcome. Plaintiff A. W Johnson alleged false imprisonment after deputy Edward Bentley detained him at the request of North representatives claiming police involvement.
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Leigh
A. W Johnson
Edward Bentley
Johnson
Soncers
Nearth
Police Department
Future gold for dairyining despite price drop
Patrons of the local cheese factory and dairymen nationwide face sharp butter fat price declines. The price slipped from 48 cents to 4 cents and then to 44 cents per pound, with cream at 34 cents. An expert notes Utah has solid reasons to keep dairy farming, despite uncertainties.
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United States
Utah
Butter Price Collapse Foretells Dairy Industry Outlook
A damaged excerpt discusses butterfat and butter price declines, oversupply as the basic cause, and anxiety among dairy farmers and creamery operators about future programs. It notes rising milk prices earlier and hints at possible recovery, with a continuation on the back page.
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Salt Lake
Siomer
A. Collina
Anxiouary
Butter prices tumble as market gluts swell stock
Garfield County News notes a butter surplus with over 45 million pounds on hand and prices sinking. Creameries struggle to fetch former values while the Federal Farm Board says butter is selling below production cost, creating widespread industry distress. Continued to page five.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Farm
Joses
License Plates Available At Cedar Office
An office opens in Cedar this month allowing motorists to obtain 1936 license plates without written notices. Present proof of title or last year’s registration and a county assessor statement that the car is taxed. County Assessor Hillman Bailey can provide the latter. Also, a Cedar meeting on Sunday night will discuss “The Prosperity of Our Community” with Walter Mitchell, and Thay Lyman visited Cedar.
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Cedar Fr
Strte
Fernbeleh Gardeer
Ron Pal
Jones Building
Feltty Motor Co
Hillman Bailey
Cedar
Mast
Ty Walter Mitchell
Is. Thay Lyman
Second Ward Chapel to be Dedicated at Stake Conference
The Parowan Stake will dedicate the Second Ward chapel at the next quarterly stake conference in Cefiar City on March 9. The completed chapel has been in use for years and features interior improvements noted as a credit to the ward and the church, with all obligations met.
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Second Ward
Mar
Parowan
Cefiar
Mareh
Lave
Palmer Thig Wee
USA
Hiring report at ty hospital January list Day family
The Iron County Record notes a hiring report for January naming Mr and Mrs Wiltord Day on the 17th but inquiries indicate it refers to Mr and Mrs Wiltord Scott Day. Mrs Caddle Christensen visiting from Millard County with her mother Mrs Paxion.
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Ty Hospital
Iron County Record
Wiltord Day
Wiltord Scott
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Ium
Columbia Stell
Iran County
Iran
West W
Kent
Tor
Wei
Evans
State Wool Men
Miller
Walter C. Butechell
Alag
Parowar
Sister Hulet
Charles R. Dalley
Hulet
George Harwood
Prove
Alster Hulet
England
Zion
Elzina R. Hulet
Robert and
Eliza Miller
St. Deorge Temple
Sylvanus C. Hulet
Shea Wan
Pirla
Minnie Hammel
Hazel
Ben St.ter Ifutet Hag
Hus
Red
He Wrath
Shelrife
Garfield County News
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