Commissioners Meet In Regular Session In Cedar City
The Board of County Commissioners held its regular monthly meeting with all members present. They discussed opposing suspending the Branch Agricultural College at Cedar City, proposed tax settlements for Milner Corporation, relief funds from the Reconstruction Finance Corporation, insurance for Fannie Rh. Jones’s Cedar City property, and delaying a county physician appointment. The board also considered deputy plans for county attorney and travel charges for doctors.
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Board of County Commissioners
Lincoln
Africultural College
Cedar City
Utah
Matheson
W. 4. Mitchell
The
Parowan Times
Adams
State Legisla
Treconstruction Finance Corporation
Fannie Rh. Jones
Lulloci
Klatheson
Wnless
Durham Morris
Cone
New Suit Filed In District Court Over $2540 Claim
Robert P. White filed a lawsuit in district court against Charley Probst and Frank A. Nordberg for 2540 dollars and 1950. Ida M. Paxton returned on Wednesday after visiting for several weeks with her daughter and other relatives in Provo and elsewhere.
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Robert P. White
Charley Probst
Frank A. Nordberg
Atrs
Ida M. Paxton
Provo
Revisions Planned for Property Assessments in County
County assessor and county commissioners decided to reduce values for irrigated and unimproved farm lands and Cedar City Main Street real estate. Irrigated lands with primary water rights drop from 85 to about 75 per acre. unimproved farm brush lands cut by 20 percent. Cedar City Main Street frontage falls from 790 to 60 per front foot. Commissioner Levy warns continued high assessments push landholders to default. Fifty percent of Desert area unimproved land is held by nonresidents.
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Cedar City Main Street
Waderground
Cedar City
Ebreet
Levy
Lasrif
Parowan Farmer Proves Hay Feeding Lambs Profitable
Parowan resident Halterman fed 1855 feeder lambs for 71 days using 1932 hay and farm grain. Net receipts plus labor value totaled over 234 dollars after expenses. Carrots boosted rumen health and gains, with near zero death loss after carrot feeding began. Clifton Taylor family welcomes a baby daughter.
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Halterman
Wasatch Livestock Loan Association
Hatterman
Lailer- Lian
Ire
Nalterman
Fargi
Stake conference attracts record Cedar City crowd
More than 1200 attended Sunday sessions and over 4000 total for five meetings in Cedar City. Elder Delvin J. Ballard spoke on the Savior’s life and mission as the Cedar City Choral Society performed The Messiah.
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Parowan Stake
Cedar City
St Ig
Delvin J. Ballard
The
Quorum of the Twelve Apostles
Ife
Savior
Sha Muale
Cedar City Choral Society
Third Ward
Music director honored by Parowan high school parents
Professor L Walter Peterson head of Parowan High School music department received a testimonial of appreciation at a social honor event. Parents hosted the gathering after a band concert in new uniforms white trousers blue capes with gold trim.
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L. Walter Peterson
Parowan Hfigh School
Latent- Teachers Association
Ara
Della Marsden
P. A. Clark
Peterson
Leo Koei
Laverne Lyatt
Blatch
Iona Pendleton
L. J. Adams
Jennie Clark
Association
Belle Empey
Etsy Haycock
Priscilla Smith
Ledger totals and figures from a continued page four listing
The OCR fragment lists numerous monetary amounts in dollars and cents such as 2,339.70 and 645.26 along with several smaller figures including 141.17 61.37 and 100.60. It ends with a note that the item continues to page four.
American Legion play dazzles with local talent
O Winston Orion directed and starred in a strong Legion performance on Monday night. Jean Matheson Georgia Jensen and others filled out a capable cast with auxiliary features and a youth chorus. The event, though well received by a small audience, showcased the newly formed string orchestra and other acts between curtains.
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American Legion
O. Winston Orion
Jean Matheson
Georgia Jensen
Lucila A. Dallor
Lollin Oxton
Clair Hulet
Taylor Milley
Ilatrell Dalton
Harles Dalton
Legion Auxiliary
Roberta B. Rowley
Srg
Helen Gurr
Hmarietta Jensen Dawihiers
John W Gurr
Joseph 3 Jensen
Olive Mitchell
Birs
Itha Mitchel
City Council Adjourns Meeting Votes on DB A C Continuance
City Council held an adjourned session to address unfinished items from the previous week. Councilor Adams moved for a resolution to continue the DB A C next biennium, which passed unanimously. The mayor and two appointees will draft the resolution for signing.
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Ily
Counectimar L. J. Adams
DB. A. C
Committee of Nine
Adams
Fenlow
Community relief groups plan for winter aid
County relief workers formed a Cedar City organization led by Win Palmer to prepare for next winter as emergency aid may end this spring. They aim to mobilize gardens and food storage and to establish local committees to involve citizens immediately.
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MN. FL
Makerack
Cilot
Jin Cedar Cli
Elief
Win
RR. Palmer
Urie
Lamont FB. Tueller
Harbara Af. Adams
Nellie MI. Clark
Maude Af. Dalton
Oscar Lyman
Coldest Night In Years Reported In Local Area
Last Thursday night the local thermometer dropped as low as 21 degrees below zero near Skougard’s government station and to 35 below in Crat ey, marking record low temperatures not seen since Christmas 1924 when 20 below was recorded. Nearby families including Riv and Abbet, Tiebh family, Rabbs, Tap ion, and Tapion attended a social event in the area.
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Skougard
Skouard
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Branch College
Ture
A. C. Milner
Milner Corporation
State Tax Commission
State Commission
Lamont E. Tueller
S. A. Ialerman
Parowan
Mra
Clifton Taylor
Cedar
Melvin J. Ballard
Elwood Corry
Ruth Leigh
Tulloch
Talley
Fife
Neel
Cedar Canyon
the City Recorder of
Parowan City
Balanes
General Department
Iron County
Tron County
Borda
Washington News
T’o
Legion Irisenis Flay
Decker
City Recorder
Noah
Janda
Grandma Lowder
Prava
United States Daily
Washinston
Inet Indrigu
the Times
Washington
Proehart
Brackart
Congress
Times
Samuel Abbet
Orilla
Mer
Walter Tiebh
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