To buy liquor or not to buy the Utah view
Capitol discussions hinge on liquor control with state stores and private sales. Senators weigh private liquor sales in hotels and restaurants against all state stores as House debates intensify amid Bureaucratic and labor influence. The Boulder Dam trip limits calendar, committees to sort bills, and 416 measures have been filed with five clearing the House.
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Utah
House
Senate
Tower House
2 House Cineua
Capital Hill
Free Lights And Water Cease On March First
About twenty five or thirty indigent families who have received free lights and water up to two dollars monthly will lose that privilege after March 1 as the city council approved. The move aligns with a government loan agreement that requires charges for these services. churches and public agencies will also pay. The change could add up to 75 to 100 dollars monthly in city revenue. The council also fixed engineering fees for P W A projects, five percent of construction cost for storage reservoir work and fifteen dollars per day for other engineering, plus travel, with local labor required for contracts and bonds. The work may be divided into three or four contracts with local bidders meeting requirements.
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FP. W. A
Uoon
Caldwell and Richards
Salt Lake City
P.W.A
Farewell Party for Departing Missionary Gurr
A farewell gathering in the Westward chapel and Tee creation hall honored Armont Gurr as he heads to the German Austrian mission. The event featured German songs by former missionaries, a dance auction led by Ray Adams, and a total of about 120 dollars raised to support his mission. The Perry orchestra reduced its fee, and many out of town guests attended.
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Wilder Armont Gurr
S. BD. 5
Ray Adams
Gurr
Perry Orchestra
Cedar City
L. J. Adams
Wim M. Dalton
Ray H. Adams
Frank M. Adams
Parowan
Lanell Lunt
Paul Talton
Boy Scouts
Armont
Mission Field
Paul Tolton
Mr. Johnson
Irene Marsden
The Man From Yonder by Harold Titus serials
Harold Titus, author of The Man Crom-Yonder and timber camp stories, draws on Michigan boyhood and army service to craft a vivid outdoor tale. His latest serial in this paper, The Man From Yonder, follows North Woods lumberjacks with authentic detail and strong craft.
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Harold Titus
North Woods
Michigan
University of Michigan
Titan
Detroit News
Ordnance
Harald Titus
Yonder
Marriage Licenses Issued In Cedar City Area
The Clerk’s office announced licenses issued this week including Taylor Fay Steward 31 Alamo Nevada Winnona Lamoreaux 19 Paragonah Allen Freaton 22 Cedar City Bessie Jones 18 Enoch John Baxter 60 Cedar City Mary Farnsworth Cedar City Frank A Matheson 35 Cedar City Erma Bryant Perry 23 Cedar Cedar City and Lowell Adama a Navy veteran visiting his family.
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Taylor Fay Steward
Alamo
Nevada
Winnona Lamoreaux
Paragonah
Allen Freaton
Cedar City
Bessie Jones
Enoch
Baxter
Mary J. Farnsworth
Frank A. Matheson
Erma Bryant Perry
Cedar
E. B. A. Office Moves and New Case Workers Named
The county Emergency Relief Administration moved its Cedar City office to a rear location above the Bank with a store room for commodities. Manager E C Thompson announced two new case workers for Cedar City and vicinity, Mrs Ann J Gardner and Miss La Treal Barnson, replacing resignations of Rose B Gardner and Jennie Winterrose.
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County Emergency Relief Administration
Cedar Merchantile
Bank
The
Bank For Commodities, Supplies, Etc
E .C. Thompson
Cedar City
Ann J. Gardner
la Treal Barnson
Rose B. Gardner
Jennie Winterrose
Lions Club Names Committee Chairmen at Noon Lunch
At a semi monthly noon meeting the Lions club approved chairmen for key committees. L. J. Adams heads Membership, Wim M. Dalton Program, L. Nelson Marsden Finance, A. C. Hatch Community betterment, W. Clair Rowley Civic Improvements, Orland Ward Education, P. A. Clark Attendance, W. Warner Mitchell Publicity, H. C. Parcells Constitution and By-laws, Ivan Decker Lions Education. Additional members and committees to be named later. The group adopted a constitution and by-laws after a talk on Lionism by Decker. Lunch was at Taylor's cafe.
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Lions Club
L. J. Adams
Wim. M. Dalton
L. Nelson Marsden
A. C. Hatch
W. Clair Rowley
Orland Ward
P. A. Clark
W. Warner Mitchell
H. C. Parcells
Lions Education
Ivan Decker
Taylor's Cafe
Subscribers renewals credited to six Utah towns and names
Thanks are offered for subscription renewals during the week to Mark Jackson John H. Miller Daniel Crawford of Parowan Thomas Bettridge of Caliente Melburn Benson of Tooele and George A. Topham Jr. at Paragonah for ongoing support.
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Mark Jackson
John H. Miller
Daniel Crawford
Parowan
Thomas Bettridge
Caliente
Melburn Benson
Tooele
George A. Topham Jr
Paragonah
Thousands of forest trees ordered for spring planting
About 6 000 trees have been ordered by eight Utah counties for planting in windbreaks and woodlots. The Utah Agricultural College will supply stock from its forest tree nursery with prices from 1.50 to 4.00 per 100 trees. Orders require at least 25 trees per kind and delivery begins around April 1 with shipments in arrival order.
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School of Forestry
Utah State Agricultural College
Logan
Paul M. Dunn
Mr. Dunn
Salt Lake County
Box Elder
Utiah
State Agricultural College
New Suits Filed In District Court
Adama McGill Co sues G R Parry on an open account claiming 367.42 with interest and costs. Bank of Southern Utah forecloses mortgage against Joseph L Fe et al for 500 plus taxes and 50 attorney fees. John A Leigh seeks divorce from Jane Hart Leigh with custody of minor Joan six months yearly. Desertion charged. They wed Parowan July 6 1931. Plaintiff Cedar City, defendant with her people in Newcastle. Edward Shentley reports returning from Salt Lake City Provo and Midway after a 2 3 week visit feeling better.
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Adama-McGill, Co
G. R. Parry
Agre
Bank of Southern Utah
Joseph L. 1Fe
John A. Leigh
Jane Hart Leigh
Joan
Parowan
Slaintiff
Cedar City
Newcastle
Legislature Visitg Southern Utah Schools
Utah's twenty first Legislature junkets to Southern Utah and Nevada with about 150 lawmakers and guests visiting Cedar City Zion National Park Hurricane High School Dixie College St George and Boulder Dam. They return to Salt Lake City after a banquet and other events as part of a busy itinerary. The House approved the State Stores liquor bill 41 to 19, while income and corporation tax bills were debated and amended. Twenty eight senate bills were introduced last week, bringing total to 171.
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Henry H. Blood
House
Senate
Clarence Neslen
Cedar City
St. George
Boulder Dam
Woodward
Utah County
Bamberger
Wallace
Governor
Utah
Nevada
Parowan Chambers of Commerce
Zion National Ark
Hurricane High School
Dixie College
Dixie
Chamber of Commerce
Salt Lake City
Vlat
Big Dam
Zion Park
Granger
Iron County
Bowler
Washington County
Swapp
Kane County
Bearer
Utah State Press Association Service
Deadline Looms For New Salt Lake License Plates
Aloterists face a March 181 deadline to obtain new license plates for cars and trucks. Highway Patrolman L. J. Adams warns violators must file proof of last year registration, fees, and an assessor certificate showing current tax assessment. Applications available from Adams, the county clerk, local garages, or service stations. deputy assessor Wm J. Gurr issues assessment certificates.
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L. J. Adams
Salt Lake City
Cedar City
Adama
Wm. J. Gurr
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Capitol Dome
Lowell Adama
Navy
City Recorder of
General Department
Justices Court
SeMuet
Celpis
Ria
Special Improvement Fund Department
Iran County
Tinking Fund Department
Edward Shentley
Provo
Midway
Southern Utah
Bila
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