Finance Corporation Locates Branch Here
A local Mutual Investment and Finance Corporation branch has formed with Walter C. Mitchell as chairman Oscar M. Lyman as vice chairman Arthur Joseph secretary and H D Bayles Thomas D Adama Nelson Marsden George A Lowe Jr on the advisory board Local planners say the firm can provide short notice financing for improvements and loans up to sixty percent of property value The company has recently placed 206000 in Cedar City and locals weigh funds for a new hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mutual Investment and Finance Corporation
Walter C. Mitchell
Oscar M. Lyman
Arthur Joseph
H. D. Bayles
Thomas D. Adama
Nelson Marsden
George A. Lowe Jr
John FP. Bayles
H L. Adama
Biss
Fred V. Lee
J. Wi. Kink
Cedar City
Southern Utah
Ramboauillet Sheep Breeders’ Association
Summit Boys
Cedar
Peragonah
Wilford Day
L. Nelson Marsden
PP. A. Clark
Lloyd White
J. Ray Lyman
Marsden
Deputy Game Commissioner Quizzes Fhaeasants Prospects
Deputy State Fish and Game Commissioner Evelyn Parry visited the valley on business and inquired into the pheasants. He doubted efforts here due to water shortages this late summer and fall, noting better conditions where water is ample. He cited varmints and illegal shooting as possible causes and suggested wells and reservoirs may improve conditions. Parry also said local sportsmen clubs can obtain fish from the Bureau of Fisheries or Springville Federal Hatcheries, delivered free at the railroad station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawks
Parry
Dixie Country
Gralley
Bureau of Fisheries
Springville
East Ward Holds Primary Conference
The East Ward Primary held its annual conference on Sunday February 16 in the East Ward chapel. The program celebrated the LDS Church centennial with children presenting short talks and songs including The Sacred Grove The Vision This Is The Place and Shall the Youth of Zion Fail. A boys chorus sang This Is The Place and prayers were offered by Martha Mitchell and Vanda Bennett. The attendance was large and encouraging to Primary officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Ward
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Zion
Boya
Matha Mitchell
Vanda Bennett
Local Young Man Dies After Fall at Home
Clair Carson Miller age 22 son of Mr. and Mrs. John I. Miller died at County hospital after a fall from a back door step caused by dizziness. He had worked at Desert Mound and had prior health issues including a skin lesion. Survived by widow Maude Orton Miller, four brothers and three sisters. Funeral held at West Ward chapel with Bishop L. Adams in charge. internment at local cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clair Carson Miller
John I. Miller
Clair
Desert Mound
Cedar City
Maude Orton Miller
West Ward
L. L. Adams
Decert Mound
J. Clayton Mitchell
Barbara M. Adams
Simon A. Matheison
Bishop Adams
Brg
Rambouillet breeders plan effective marketing drive
Utah woolgrowers express strong interest in a new Wool Marketing program under the Federal Farm Board. The move aims to centralize grower selling, reducing competition among cooperatives and stabilizing prices. Rambouillet Sheep Breeders' Association reorganizes for stronger marketing and a larger show, seeking civic support and a broader livestock fair in the near future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah
James [Looper
Salt Lake City
National Organization
Federal Farm Board
United States
Farm Board
Frank J. Hagenbarth
National Wool Growers Association
Corporation
Ita
Stake Conference Planned on Ninth Street in Cedar City
The Parowan Stake holds a one day quarterly conference on March 9 in Cedar City. President Palmer explains the split format to accommodate a Sunday School and Priesthood convention next month. The upcoming conference will dedicate the new Second Ward chapel with a First Presidency member expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parowan Stake
Cedar City
Palner
Second Ward
Card of Thanks for Clary Miller Family
The Miller family expresses heartfelt gratitude to neighbors and friends for assistance during Clary Miller’s illness and death. They thank those who sent flowers from Desert Stound, the funeral speakers, singers, and all attendees, and ask forgiveness for any oversights in thanking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clary
Clair Miller
J. H. Miller
Junior College Basketball Tourney in Cedar City Under Way
The junior college tournament in Cedar City features six Utah and Idaho teams including Snow Normal, Albion Normal, We ber College, Dixie College, Ricks, and BR A C. The Thursday scores were Dixie 63 Weber 12 Snow 33 Albion 74 and Ricks 43 BR A C 37. Tonight's schedule has Dixie versus Albion Snow against Ricks and BR A C versus Weber. Br Martin Skougaard returned home after weeks away in St George Nevada and Southern California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah
Idaho
Cedar
Fleas College
Albion Normal School
Weeber Colege
Snow Normal
Diale
Koa
Wavte Bag
Herbert Milne
Cedar City
Arthur Paxman
Br. Martin Skougard
St. George
Nevada
California
Mexican
Two New Suits Filed and West Ward Relief Society Event
District Court saw two suits this week one by McGarry Holding Co and Mortgage Discount Co to quiet title on 120 acres in Sec 33 Tp34 S R15 W and a condemnation action by American Tel and Tel Co against Hoyt C Thompson and wife for a telephone line right of way. A social for West Ward Relief Society Officers and Teachers on February 24 featured program items and guest observers from stake and nearby cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
McGarry Iolding Co. Va Mortgage Discount Co
South Range
Arerican Tel. & Tel. Co
Hoyt C. Thompson
West Ward Relief Society
Relief Society
Melinda
Adams
Mainle
Iton
America
Frayer
Alice M. Stevens
Melinda M. Adams
Mettine D. Robinson
Ramon
Owner of Good Horses Passes From This Life
John F. Kane of Escalante known for Redwing and Hrady race horses died suddenly on the 17th at his brother George Nnna’s home in Marysvale. He was en route to Styler county to see a physician. Kane was a sheep and cattleman and recently a mercantile businessman in his hometown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Kane
Escalante
Redwing
Hrady
George Nnna
Marysvale
Styler County
Haws
Forest Pays County Substantial Amount
The Dixie National Forest paid 1929 in lieu of taxes to Iron, Garfield, Kane, Washington, and Clark Counties for road and school funding. Other notes include weather that melted snow, deer surveys near Leeds, a ranger family obituary, Bee Hive Girls party for Fern Wiltsey, and a new baby girl at the county hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Forest
Dixie Forest
Iron County
Garfield County
Kane County
Washington County
Clark County
Nevada
Forest Office
East Ward
Claude Burton
Fern Witsoy
Thabo Falls
Mrs. Burton
Mae Evans
Ruby Ward
A Gurr
Marie Mitchell
Rree
Marie Clark
Wiltsey
Pendleton Highlights Local Industry Prospects
Pendleton spoke to the East Ward Priesthood men about local opportunities in farming and industry. He urged quality upgrades in sheep raising, proposed cash crops such as sweet corn onions and dry beans, and noted usable city lots and farm acreage for these crops. He also said poultry offers a low capital entry path for many.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Ward
M. L A
John Ji
Pendleton
Daughters of the Pioneers Meet March Sixteen
The Daughters of the Pioneers of Feanization hold a regular meeting on March 6 with a program including Community Singing led by Mary H. Orton a story of the Mormon Battalion by Walter C. Mitchell Bolo duties of Historian discussed by Gwen M. Gurr Life of Edward Dalton by Mrs. Dena Whitney a song America by Assembly and a chaplain’s prayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Daughters of the Pioneers of Feanization
Mary H. Orton
Mormon Battalion
Walter C. Mitchell Bolo
R. L. Fenton
Gwen M. Gurr
Edward Dalton
Dena Whitney
America
Court orders Murie to serve sentence at penitentiary
Judge Cox, returning to Beaver, held a brief hearing and ordered Ernest Murie to be taken by sheriff to the State penitentiary to serve a sentence not to exceed five years. The prior suspension of Young Murto’s sentence was reviewed after parole violation evidence by Justice Jamey W. Barton of Faragonah. the docket was examined and the order issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cox
Beaver
Ernest Murie
Young Murto
Jamey W. Barton
Faragonah
Local Farmers Hear Talk on Potato Growing
About forty farmers attended a Saturday night discussion on potato growing led by Le Roy L. Porter of Hatch Utah, an authority on potato culture. The meeting was arranged after Porter arrived on business. Piehop H. J. Adams and Wilfom Tay organized and chaired the gathering. Porter shared valuable information and noted strong interest in commercial potato farming with negotiations underway for a contract with a California company represented by HH. Sessions is expected this week. Leon Slaughter of Takernfield California has been visiting with his grandmother Mrs Metta Rasmussen Slaughter and other family members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leroy L. Porter
Hatch
Utah
Porter
H. J. Adams
Wilfom Tay
Newtown
HH. Ht. Bessions
California
Seesiongs
Tir
End Kira
Leon Slaughter
Takernfield
Metta Rasmussen
Leon Ia
Fila Rasmussen Slaughter
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Rambouilley
Ence
Marguerite Mortensen
Hugh L. Adams
Amanda Denson
Stake Relief Society
Eliza Orton
Silas Ward
Wooley
Slaughter
Califfornia
Harl EB. Brown
Uncle Fim Mining Co
Brown
Ag Rapid
Posable
Lund
Arthur Fife
Wood
Hurst
Sevier
Oliver Stratton
Swapp
Olsen
Leeds
Quail Creek
Planish Ranch
Graas Valley
Pinto
Rengera Swapp
Baldwin
Jon W. Seaman
Frank W. Seaman
Ranger Seaman
Met
John T. Mickelson
Daughters OF Pioneers
Murie
Leeue
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