Mother Denies Rumor in Paragonah Boy Disappearance
Mrs. A. D. Robb of Paragonah Utah denies a rumor that her younger son confessed to murdering Marion Robb, who disappeared near Buckskin Valley about two years ago. She says both boys told the same story from the start and that no new clue has emerged.
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Martyn Robb
Buckskin Valley
A. D. Robb
Marlon Robb
Marion
Paragonah
Utah
Times
Mel Robb
Mayor Bentley sells interest in Parowan bakery
Mayor John W. Bentley disposes of his stake in the Parowan Bakery to Mr. and Mrs. Malmberg after a deal completed Monday night. The sale follows partner incompatibility and a year of Malmberg operation prior to Bentley’s December purchase. Amount of the transaction was not disclosed.
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Bentley
John W. Bentley
Parowan Bakery
Malmbergs, Partners
Malmberg
Mrs. Malmberg
Newspaper Friends Retire From Work
Within the month two Road friends in Parowan for the summer outing of the Presa Association have retired from the newspaper business. Mr S Carlton of the Beaver County News at Milford and Mr David Williams of the Emery County Progress at Castledale retire. Carlton is succeeded by Lee C Brown and Williams by M B Roberts both from eastern states.
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Parowan
Presa Association
S. Carlton
Beaver County News
Milford
David §. Williams
Emery County Progress
Castledale
Carlton
Lee C. Brown
Williams
M. B. ‘Roberts
States
Marriage Licenses Issued to Royal Robinson and Fern Dotson
A marriage license was issued last week by the clerk's office to Royal Robinson of Beaver and Fern Dotson of Minersville.
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Royal ¢, Robinson
Beaver
Fern Dotson
Minersville
Two Communications You Will Want To Read
Two communications addressed to the West Ward's New Church and the high school site location provoke debate. The notices question church placement and the impact on the school athletic field, promising reader interest in next week’s alumni issue.
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West Ward
Rght Place
Local And Personal News From The Community
Mr and Mrs Donald Pendleton have returned from California where they spent the winter. Prominent attorneys attending court opening include Geo H Lunt J J Shay Wm F Knox D H Moris Wm B Higgins John M Foaker Geo B Hancock Samuel A Ing Durham Morrin and H C Marcells. Clarence Dalton and Barbara Matheson rode the Pickwick stage to California on Tuesday. Clarence plans to stay if he can find work Barbara plans about a month with her sister Mrs Clair Lowder. Horace Miller returned home after injuries from a mine carve in and is fully recovered. Arthur Joseph had house and garage repainted by Wax Pace. Mondell Rasmussen left for northern Montana to seek work on a large jam being built there.
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Court Leve
Geo. H. Lunt
J. Shay
Wm F. Knox
D. H. Moris
Wm. B. Higgins
John M. Foafer
Geo. BB. Kancock
Samuel A.ing
Durham Morrin
H. C. “Arcells
Clarenes Dalton
Barbara Matheson
Horace Miller
Tooele
Mondell Rasmussen
Montana
Utah Farmers Guided by Agricultural Outlook Circular
Utah farmers should plan hay and feed production to meet beef cattle sheep dairy and poultry needs. The Utah Experiment Station circular No. 70 cautions against broad expansion in feed crops late potato and onion plantings may hold or be restrained. Spring wheat and dairy expansion advised with careful timing and regional suitability. mail requests for the circular.
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Utah
Utah Experiment Station
Division of Publications
Logan
Court Terms Begin with Judge Swap for Docket Gravity
The District Court opened Tuesday with Judge T H Burton presiding. Judge N J Bates from Richfield will hear cases, while Burton handles others in his district. Several criminal cases were disposed of or continued, with two youths sentenced to the state penitentiary and another given an almighty parole. The matter of the will probate in the Sidney Goddard estate was reheard due to a prior void order by Grover A Giles, and all proceedings by Giles were set aside for lack of court authority.
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District Court
T. H. Burton
Casey
Burton
N. J. Bates
Richfield
Bates
Fillmore
Jiutdge
Grover A. Glen
Sidney v. Goddard
Emily Grant
Hannah Jolly
Grover A. Gilles
Sidney C. Goddard
Mra. Grant
Jolley
Grover A. Giles
Mr. Giles
Myre
Jiles
Grover Giles
Bennett to Manage Cheese Factory
Thomas Bennett, ex City Marshall, assumes management of the local cheese plant on March 1 with Sid Pritenard retained as assistant and Mrs. Ida Halterman handling office work. W. Clair Keawley remains secretary treasurer as Bennett trains, plant profits persist despite low production from feed conditions, and demand remains strong on the coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Bennett
Sid Pritenard
Ida Halterman Willl
W. Clair Keawley
Bennett
Mr. Morris
Morris
Pritchard
Democrats Organize County Committee For Campaign
Mrs. Wm. Osbourn presides as vice chairperson at Cedar City for a county Democratic reorganization. J. Al Urie becomes chairman with Osbourn as secretary and treasurer. The group aims to fully organize each precinct and appoint a representative to the March 3 State Central committee meeting in Salt Lake City.
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Democratic Party
Wm. Osbourn
Party Workers Together
Thomas P. Byrnes
Cedar City
War Horace
Sand
J. al Urie
Mra. Osbourn
Salt Lake City
State Central
Waa
State Central Committee
Arrangements Complete for High School Day
Final plans set for High School Day at the B A C on Friday March 2 with most Southern Utah schools attending. Four to five bands, several orchestras, entries in contests, a barbecue, assembly, stock judging, and a grand ball with awards. The day includes a Dixie basketball game at 8 00 pm and a rally in the gym. Also an advance notice for Jetta Gondal in The Forbidden Woman at the Victory on March 9.
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BE. A. C. Studenta
Southern Utah
J. WH. Maurhan
E. G. Peterson
Board of Administration
Escors
I. A
Utah
Morocco
Paris
Sgfin
Jetta Gondal
Last Rites Held for Morgan Richards in Parowan
Funeral services were held Friday at the 1st Ward tabernacle for Morgan Richards born 1854 in Merthyr Tydfil Wales. He served as Utah state auditor and Iron County official, with ten children surviving. Burial followed a Salt Lake City service.
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1St Ward Tabernacle
Morgan Richards
Salt Lake City
L. N. Marsden
S. A. Matheson
Wm. R. Palmer
Cedar City
Thomas W. Jones
Paragonah
Walter ©. Mitchell
Ray J Gather
Maude Lyman
Pearl A. Decker
John Stevens
Thomas J. Jones
Marsden
Merthyr-Tydfil
South Wales
Harriet Evans
New Orleans
Kansag Chey
Plains
Captain Richardson
Farowan
Utah
Parowan Co-op
Plalog
Ife
Salt Lake Wty
Parowan
Iron County
FMM
Bt. O T. A
Stake
Ava Dougall
The Lost Dauphin Mystery Explored by Elmo Scott Watson
The Times presents an illustrated feature by Elmo Scott Watson on the Lost Dauphin, the son of Louis XVI who vanished during the French Revolution. The piece notes later imposters, including an American whose alleged claims linked New York and Wisconsin to the mystery.
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Dauphin
France
Louis XVI
New York
Wisconsin
Elmo Scott Watson
The
Times
Card of Appreciation for Morgan Michards Family
The family thanks friends for love and sympathy during their bereavement and for kindness shown at the obsequies of their beloved father.
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Morgan Michards
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