City Council Adopts Budget For New Year
The council approved a 25 000 budget with major items including a bond and sinking fund. Water works operation and maintenance will face cuts and possible staffing changes. The mayor and treasurer will seek underground water rights and protest CCC camp closure plans in Cedar City.
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Irem Far Water
Bond and Security Co
iMah
Parowan Canyon
Marsden
King and Thomas
Washington, D. C
CCC
Cedar City
New York State
Forester Details Blue Spruce Traits and Uses
A Dine spruce Picea pungens is native to the Rocky Mountains and valued as an ornamental and windbreak. It tolerates transplanting in dormancy, grows about one foot annually once established, and requires spacing of ten feet in rows and 42 feet between rows for dense hedge like planting.
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Rocky Mountain
United State
County Farmers Tour Showed Strong Interest and Silage Use
A county agent led a December 28 tour visiting eighteen farms including Stones Abbott Robb Parowan Day Halterman Parowan Waldon Ison Granger Parry Melling Millard Halterman Nelson and Lunt Cedar City. Seventeen used trench silos with corn silage in feed rations and attendance reached 86. Heavy snow limited participation but those who joined gained practical feed and equipment insights.
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Lamont E. Tueller
TD. A. Stones
Tommy Abbott
Will Robb
Paragowan
le A Adams
Wilford Day
Samuel A. Halterman
Parowan
Waldon Isom
W. K. Granger
Theony
Gun and Rod Club Elects Officers for 1938
The Gun and Rod Club chose officers for 1938 led by President Roy Benson and Vice President Merrill Thornton. Other officers include Secretary Claade Orton and Treasurer W Hyatt with board members Philip Benson P A Clark Saunders Clark and James B Qurt. The annual ball attracted a good crowd and featured hunting camp decor and mounts from Mark Jackson. About sixty five of seventy attendees joined or renewed membership.
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Gun & Rod Club
Roy Benson
Merrill Thornton
Claade Orton
W. Hyatt
Philip Benson
P. A. Clark
Saunders Clark
James B. Qurt
Amerty
Benson
Thornton
Orton
Philip Bensom
George Chilton
A. B. B Matheson
Claude Orton
Tay
Garner
R.L. Hatterman
Dalton
Chilton
Clark
A. R. Matheson
Mark Jackson
Carry your tax notices to ensure vote eligibility
Voters, especially those with property tax payments in 1928, should carry their tax notices to prove eligibility on election day. Lists may miss entries as they were hurriedly prepared. Leland Perry, acting for UWA projects in Utah, was in Parowan today on official business en route to St. George and Kanab.
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Dutieut
Leland Perry
UWA
Utah
Parawan
St. George
Kanab
County relief disbursement figures for Iron County 1933 35
Federal Emergency Relief Administration Utah report details iron County relief commodity disbursements from Oct 1933 to Oct 1935. Items include beans canned goods cheese flour lard milk sugar and more total wholesale value 30081.76. Distribution cost 3.5 percent rail transport 367 cars needed and cooperation praised.
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Nebet Corporation
Utah Emergency ReHot Administration
Utah State Department of Public Welfare
Mnumeroua
Iron County
Social Service Division
Salt Lake City
Utah
Aleo
Counes
Federal Emergency Relief Administration
Corplus
Pioneer Day Celebration Planned by Daughters of the Pioneers
The Daughters of the Pioneers announce Pioneer Day events on January 14 led by Mrs Dena Whitney with a 10 30 meeting a noon free dinner for attendees over 20 a afternoon program dancing and a dance in the evening. Neighboring communities Cedar City Paragonah Beaver Summit and Panguitch were invited to contribute musical numbers. Further details to follow.
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Daughters of the Pioneers
Dena D. Whitney
Faragonah
Cedar City
Summit
E+ aoch
Beaver
Pangultch
Paragonah
Contributors Listed for Amusement Grounds WPA Project
A community fund drive lists pledges totaling 223.50 to continue work at the amusement grounds WPA project. Names and amounts are given, with a note that uncontacted donors may contribute later. The city cannot fund the project further and teams work at about 1.06 per day, covering meals.
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Andyrace
P. A. Clark
R. I. Fenton
W. W. Mitchell
Parowan ‘Nercanille
Parowan Meat Market
Claude Crow
Roy Myats
Win
M. Dalton
Ted Dalton
Silas Topham
George Chirton
Ray H. Adama
Ray OD. Garner
Scott Mitchell
Edward G. Matheson
J. B. Dalton
Mervill Mitchell
Marsden
Bow. Hyatt
Clair Huter
John Ti. Pendleton
Stax T. Orton
Tran Decker
T. Wendeth
Marriage Licenses Issued In County Clerk Hears
County clerk issues licenses to several couples including Walter P opstal 36 of Salt Lake and Thelma Stoddara 20 of St George John J Matthies 26 Modena and Idona Gebotteld 22 Enters prize Georges Mempler 21 Idaho Falls and Maxine Olign 22 Leet.
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Hicensis
Walter P-opstal
Salt Lake
Thelma Stoddara
St. George
John J. Matthies
Modena
Mra
Idona Gebotteld
Georges MéMpler
Maxine Olign
Parowan Installs New City Officers on January First
Parowan's newly elected city officials including Mayor elect Hatch and council members were present at noon on January 1 to assume control. City attorney Durham Morris advised on the transfer as it was confirmed by the ordinance book that the change occurs the first Monday of the year at noon, ensuring a formal handover.
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Parowan
Mayorelect Hatch
Recorder
Treasuer
Hoon
Aftairs
Corney
Durham Morris
Cedar City
Hatch
Ray D. Garner
Walter C. Mitchell
Marlo ‘Lapham
D. A. Matheson
J. 4. Adams
Ut. Matheson
H. M. Benson
Democrats Approve Sheriff Appointment After Party Meeting
Democrats endorsed John R. Carpenter as sheriff to replace Lewis R. File following a county committee meeting that resolved misunderstandings. The group also backed postmaster endorsements in Cedar City Parowan Kawarra and Purowatt and noted pending registration agent appointments.
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Democratic County Committee
Cousus Stoners
John R. Carpenter
Lewis R. File
Bulloch
Leigh
Purowatt
Odar City
Kanarra
Gilbert L. Janson
E. M. Corry
Cedar City
W. W. Mitchell
J. Alma Henyon
Parowan
L. J. Williamas
George Wood
Kawar
Boy of Ten Receives Surprise Party
Master Kendall Gurrs tenth birthday was marked with a surprise party at his parents home attended by about a dozen friends. James and delicious refreshments were featured as Kendall received several new presents. guests included Hertha Walterman Sarah Benowh Glenna Garner Katherine Mitelwif Grace Guymon Eugene Orton Harry Mortensen Bryan Pendleton Lloyd Guymon Delmer Gurr Lavonia Guynet and Joye Guymon.
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Kendall
Lloyd Guymon
Delmer Gurr
Lavonia Guynet
Joye Guymon
Gudmundsen Freed At Preliminary Hearing
Justice Glenwood Froyd ruled that the killing of Alexander Norte by Mark Gudmundsen was justifiable homicide and ordered his release. The three day hearing featured testimony from about thirty witnesses and a defense presentation by Durham Morris while District Attorney Hills J. Pickett pressed for full facts.
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Gestur City
Glenwood Froyd
Alexander North
Alae Norte
Mark Gudmundsen
Parax van Ha Ninan Oon
Navymor
Guitmundsen
Hills J. Pickett
Gudmandsen
Norto
Parowan
Adams
Gudmundsen
Durham Morris
Froyi Im
District Court
Pipeline Work Delayed in Farowan City Hydro Line
Latest word shows US Welders awarded the contract to replace the wool pipe with iron in Farowan City’s hydro electric line, but materials won’t be available before the 38th of the month. City council rejected an extension. PWA and contractor Dondreg Co. notified of default as effort to accelerate continues. Pipeline issues threaten power reliability and possible dependence on an external company.
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Ustah
Farowan City
Haw Lh New Council
P. W
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