School People Studying Exemption On Homes
Principal Glenn E. Snow notes Southern Utah Teachers oppose a constitutional amendment to allow up to $2,000 homestead exemption from taxation. The association discussed the issue without taking action, studying plans for possible voter guidance and potential state aid, while warning exemptions could strain city and county revenues and rural units.
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Glenn E. Snow
Utah
Snow
Southern Ural Teachers: Association
Tate
County
Ax Tomows
Tribunr
Salt Lake
Hole
Southern Utah Teachera Association
Cedar
East Ward Relief Announces Meeting
East Ward Relief Society announces a regular visiting teachers meeting for next Wednesday afternoon at the usual hour and place. The Tenology lesson will be given, and officers urge all members to attend despite recent funeral disruptions. Writings note last three Wednesdays caused changes but no interference is expected next week.
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East Ward Relief Society of
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ERCANTILE STORE IMPROVEMENTS AT PAROWAN MARKET
Artur Joseph leads extensive rebuilds at Parowan Mercantile to expand a rear meat market and added shop space. New shelving and updated display cases replace old fixtures in a project costing two to three thousand dollars, signaling strong faith in the store and community business prospects.
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Artur Joseph
Parowan Mercantile
Preparion
Businesa
Mrs Laura Thornton Dies In Beaver Funeral Planned
Mrs Laura Thornton, 1863 birth inPara Van and wife of Ezra Thornton, died in Beaver after a long illness. Funeral services in Beaver and interment in East Ward chapel, with burial in Mineravle. Survived by husband, eight children, two sisters, and many grandchildren and great grandchildren. many moved from Para Van to Long Valley, Mineraville, and Cedar City.
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Laura ‘Orton ‘Nornton
Ezra Thornon
Parewa
Beaver
Acuta Amamenta
Afra
Inne
Anntyre
Mineraville
Bony
Norning
East Ward
Carlex Thornton
Daragonaly
Wallace Thornton
Draper
Merritt Selsey
Minersville
Isadore Barton
Cedar City
Grant Thornton
Salt Lak City
Laurette Stoddard
Jestin Thornton
Siyners
Mra
Elizabeth Benson
Parowsa
J L. Lowder
Wilzona
Long Valley
Mineravdle
Slater
Stake conference to convene in Cedar
Representatives of General Church authorities and members of the general boards of Primary and Sunday School are expected at the quarterly Stake conference in Cedar City next weekend. The meeting will begin at 2 p.m. Saturday, March 15, in the First Ward chapel.
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Cedarity
Plrat Ward
Daughters of Pioneers Meet Next Thursday
The Daughters of Pioneers hold their regular monthly meeting next Thursday February 12 at 2 30 p m in the Clavey room The program includes histories of mothers and grandmothers and a large attendance is expected Members are urged to pay 250 dues if not already paid and bring the amount to the meeting.
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Piongers Wit
Siivat m
Parowan High Loses Thriller At Cedar City In One-Point Loss
Parowan High fell 30 to 29 in a tense Cedar City game on Wednesday night. Cedar built momentum with late field goals and defense as Parowan, led by Jay Walker and Floyd Matheson, fought back from a late one-point deficit but could not snatch the win. The result hurts Parowan's bid for a state tournament berth while Cedar and St George chase the top spot in a tight race. A temporary State Tax Commission branch opened in Cedar City from February 4 to 7, with W A Boward handling plates and tax returns to ease the rush before February 28.
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Parowan High
Thriller
Cedar
Cedar High School
Parow
O. A.C
Parowan
Ritch
Zam
Jay Walker
Tangy Parowan
Sud
Floyd Matheson
Barewan
Firstt
St. George
Eht
State Tax Commission
Cedar City
Ma Irvin Arnovitz
W. A. Boward
Notice for Choir Members on Lalra Thornton Funeral
Choir members from both wards are requested to attend the funeral service for sister Lalra Thornton in the East Ward chapel at one o clock on Saturday afternoon.
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Lalra Thornton
East Ward
Notice to Priesthood Monthly quorum meeting held Sunday night
Notice to Priesthood directs a monthly quorum meeting Sunday night February 9 at 7:90 in the East Ward chapel for High Priests Seventies and Sixty quorum Elders. All are urged to be present. A weekly meeting will occur Sunday morning as usual. Mr and Mrs Laban Burt and their son and daughter were from Flexver on Wednesday to attend Burt's uncle’s funeral.
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East Ward
Mrs. Laban Burt
Flexver On
Wedpeeday
Dirt
Burt
Woolgrowers hear reports on conventions and grazing plans
Secretary’s report to Iron County Woolgrowers Association covers notes from national and state wool industries meetings. Topics include the Associated Wool Industries cooperative, film on wool, advertising fund contributions, Taylor Grazing Act administration, common property specifications, land exchange plans, water rights, and stock owners versus sportmen disputes. Celia Van Buren visits from Long Beach with the Pendleton family.
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Iron County Woolgrowers' Association
Fels
Thear
Reed Ametter Rym
Associated Wool Industries Fn
Western Union
Wea
Associated Wool Industries
Ha A
W. TE
Walch
Advia~ory
Who Must File Income Tax Returns This Year
The Tax Commission states residents of Utah must file by March 15 1834 if certain income thresholds are met. Singles with net income 800 or more, married couples with joint net income 1200 or more, and any person with gross income 2500 or more must file and pay any due tax. No filing required for others and do not send return if not applicable.
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Tax Commission
Utah
Ward Rites Mark Obituary For William G Ward
William G Ward longtime resident of the community died Friday after a cerebral failure worsened by illness. He had been active in town life and a father of a notable family with two sons achieving distinction in athletics. Funeral services were held in East ward chapel with Bishop Adams presiding and a large choir. The cemetery service included a grave dedication by AV Leonard Ivans as family and friends offered prayers and condolences.
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Willy G. Ward
Ifeton
Hia
Nfe
Alonda Evenims
Fanous Kront and
Lobeats
East Ward
W. By
Adams
J. J. Adams
Ithe Mt. Mortensen
David Matheson
L. J. Adams
Ray D. Garver
L. Nelson Marsden
Rex C. Ward
Louisa C. Adams
Ray D. Carner
Stolen car and items recovered after theft incident
Most stolen items from Ura Parowan Auto Co were recovered in Cedar City last night. A gun, binoculars, a tube tester and other goods were retrieved by Mr. Chilton. Four men involved were arrested in Las Vegas and sent to Arizona authorities for burglary charges. Edia Gillman from Springville visits Summit and stays with Mrs. Wand Rasmussen.
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Ura Parowan Auto Ca
Helidipe
Bisa Marvy
Las Vesgay
New Mexico
Atixona Pili'cdea
Delinquents Face City Action Over Property Tax Issues
City council plans to give notice to property owners whose land is captured for delinquent improvement taxes. If not redeemed or rented, owners may be evicted or faced with rent pending. The report cites potential large costs to the city to cover general taxes and improved property sales. The session also covered licenses, street-lighting, snow removal, and WPA projects delaying hydro electric and water systems.
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Cty Tensurer
Coun H
Cne Teasurer
A. Matheson Ram
Victor Decker
George Bentley
Coke
Oro
PWA
Rk, A. Hart
Southern Utah Power Co
Consta
Canyon Force
Durham
Iine
Tlateh
Boginzar Hart
Jenrn Tracm
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Long Beach
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