Reservoir Co Amends Articles Of Incorporation
Reservoir Co amends its Articles of Incorporation at Parowan Reservoir meeting. Actions include reclassifying to a mutual or similar charge and allowing sale of owner property for delinquent assessments, plus empowering stockholders to levy up to 25 cents per share. Two thirds consent required to amend, with a nine member stockholder committee to serve as officers for the year and a city appointee to join.
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Parowan
Mugenpany
Albert Mt. Manalen
Elves
Rek
Ryho
Ck Bu
Artica of Incorporation
Marowan City
Iine
Wmn
Great Basin Project Survey Urges $100000 Appropriation
Utah legislature should consider a $109000 appropriation matched by Reclamation Service funds for a Great Basin irrigation and power survey. Proponents say the Colorado River plan could nearly double Utah's population and wealth within 13 years, financing via Boulder Dam revenues. The push involves state officials, engineers, and regional political backing amid broader Cedar City and Iron County hospital and stake meeting notes.
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Reclamation Service
Colorado River
Great Basin
James M. Sargert
Associated Civic Lata Glee Southern
Utah
Anu
Colorado
Gren Plyers
Elate
Tifa
Barn Dance Draws Large Crowd at Stoke Primary Board Event
A festive Friday evening barn dance at the Stoke Primary Board drew a large crowd. Attendees enjoyed old time square dancing, three act displays, Ranch Boys songs, comic numbers, and readings by Lyle Marae sen, with prizes awarded for best costumes and dancing.
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Pam. Hanes
Stoke Primary Board
Succeas Volk
Speq'al
Ranch Boys
Lyle Maraesen
Joaah Jensen
Evelyn Lowder
van Decker
Lise Mathesot
Ivan
Sheriff
Lizzie
Alvin Becker
Galant Aman
Dda Halterman
Veron Decker
Aid
Thomas Mantert
Cedar City
Olgeal
East Ward Attendance Contest Likely Wins Ward Banquet
East Ward organizations join in a two camp attendance contest for six weeks. Sutlay School and Mutual Improvement Association lead the drive with roll calls at Sunday School and MTA. North and south camps divide ward membership. outcomes determine a ward reunion banquet and dance for all members and former residents.
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Sutlay School
Jami Mutual Improvement Association
Couit House
Peter H. Gurr
Togsery
Murphy
SyMlay School
West Ward budget play set for next Thursday
The Ward's budget program features a production directed by Taylor Miller with a strong cast. It was postponed from February 14 due to conflicts and will be presented next Thursday evening in the Recreation Hall. Tickets go on sale Thursday morning at the Parowan Crown Store. Marty Empey is highlighted as a University of Utah basketball player praised by sports writers.
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Taylor Miller
Marty Empey
University of Utah
Hgh
Ovary
Utah Eins
Playlos Ettar Basketball Mé
Aponts
Salt Lake
District Representatives Propose New Measures in Legislature
District representatives introduced several bills during the week. Notable items include SB 260 reducing county welfare costs share, HB 272 directing competitive bidding for state purchases up to 200, and proposals for labor regulation and library funding. Senators Snow and Lunt weighed in on farm credits and liquor legislation, with mixed votes on salary bills.
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Iit
Utah
Smater
Glenn B. Snow
G. VY. Thilings
Duchesne
Wiiterin
Geomet Wxoe
Holt Hag
Dolmet
Charlee
Perm
State Yam Board
Branch Agricultural College
Albert B. Miler
OH. UB
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Kvedearer
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Congress
Snow
Lunt
S. B
Hunter
Alex
S. B. Zeang & B
West Ward Meeting Planned With Notable Speakers
The Bishopric of Wheat Wand announces Wilford Day and Aletinda Adame as special speakers for Histward's sacrament meeting at 7:80 p.m. Sunday. Day will discuss state land use planning as a member of the state committee. Adams will teach at the Liarship Teaching School. Special musical numbers are arranged. attendance encouraged by ward members and town residents.
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Bishoprie of the Wheat Wand
Wilford Day
Aletinda Adame
Day
Galt
Laka Gily
Adams
Liarship
Largan
Unicm
Wari
Ingliayon
Choir Plans Easter Pageant Work Start
The East ward choir director Fred Lewis announced Sunday rehearsals will begin for an Easter Sunday pageant. Members are urged to attend after the secular meeting to begin preparations and join the program to be held on Easter Sunday April 6th.
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East Ward
Fred Lewis
Easter Pageant Preparations Under Way in Iron County
Preparations for the Easter observance in Southern Utah advance as the Zlom Bauer Pageant activity starts. I & Petersett reappointed as general chairman. Paul M. Teuke calls a special Easter Pageant committee meeting. Supt. Franke plans expanded park facilities to handle a larger crowd than last year. City and St George music to be united. Branch Agricultural College and Dixie College music departments to direct chorus, work, and orchestrations. Parowan, St George, and Zion Park Stakes to cooperate in the observance. A special finance committee, including M. J. Unie and others, to map the presentation. Grant H. Redford named director of the Pageant for the Brandy Agricultural college.
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Utah
Zlom Bauer
Baxter
I & Petersett
Jane
Paul M. Teuke
Ion National Park
Franke
Ellen
IL O
Chris
St. George
Laren S. Andrus
L. Glen Williams
Trurreane
Grant H. Redford
The
Brandy Agricultural College
Christus
Iron County
Funeral Services Held for Robert W Bentley
Funeral services were held for Robert W. Bentley, a former city resident, in the Cedar First Ward chapel yesterday afternoon. The service featured a quartet with musical selections, prayers by relatives, and an offertory by local participants. Burial followed in the Cedar Third Ward graveyard with local clergy officiating and the choir leading the hymns.
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Robert W. Bentley
Amour Taplersen
Mone
Wo Adda
Dlahop Surat F. Valgn
Cedar Third Ward
M M Gleaner Girls Conference At Cedar City
A district conference of MMe and Glaser Gata, including Beaver Desofét Kanab Millard, Dloapa Nevada Parowan St George, will be held in Cedar City March 1 and 12. The three day program features Growth Through Service with a district basketball tournament to select a team for the all state tournament in Salt Lake City later.
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Mme
Glaser Gata
Cedar City
Maren Vou
Beaver
Desofét
Kanab
Millard
Dloapa
Nevada
Parowan
St. George Stas
MTA
Aveta
Salt Lake City
Jold and Green Ball Planned by Tamowar Wards
The Tamowar Wards Mutual Improvement Association sponsors a Jold and Green Ball next Friday night March 3 in the Recreation hall. The event features a floor show decorations and a chance to vote for queen. Budget cards are demanded and admission is 0¢ per couple.
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Tamowar Wards
Joseph Buys Interest in Cedar Business Block
Joseph and Erickson purchase Cedar Mercantile Store building in Gedap City from Salt Lake company. Stevens Co will take possession March 1 and open a general merchandise store. Ground floor to be remodeled into five apartments with basement rental likely to Stevens Co.
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Salt
Cedar Mercantile
Gedap City
Ant
Salt Lake Company
D. Stevens & Co
Delta
Mteors
Joseph and
Erickson
Stevens Co
Th. Stevens Co
Wil Data
Palmere
Kavoghamt
Cedar City
Tve
ZCM T
Than Fisher Oy Dela
West Ward Choir Plans Sunday Night Practice
The West Ward Choir held its regular practice Sunday night ahead of the relay meeting and Easter cantata. An invitation urged all choir members to attend the rehearsal, with reminders issued for absentees and a goal of a smooth choir performance.
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West Ward Choir
Yarenbecker
Waight
Dairy co. to Install Large Weighing Scale
The Utah Dairy Company purchases two 10 ton capacity weighing scales from Salt Lake City and will install them immediately in the dairy wing yard. The scales are twice as large as any previously used in the community and will be available for public use.
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Southe Tew Utah Dairy Company
Salt Lake City
Utah legislative session veers through tax and policy bills
The Utah 1947 session opens amid tax exemptions and wage rules debates. Lawmakers push measures on income tax relief, license plate timing, and funding for a centenary event while quelling liquor sale expansion and labor policy proposals. The Senate advances a home furnishings tax cut and municipal power debates continue.
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Lberaltzys
Agamnet
Weilse Au
Senate
Wper
Dwo
S. B. 107
Afts
Was & Pras Power Company
Sharon
Cody
Gavemer Iosey
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