Woolgrowers to Hold Annual Meeting Saturday
The Iron County Woolgrower’s Association will hold its annual meeting Saturday night in the public library auditorium to elect officers and conduct business. Secretary L J Adams notes the need to select a strong delegate for the State Woolgrower’s convention to address wool marketing and other key issues. Current officers include Thomas Davenport president Albert Adams vice president L J Adams secretary treasurer and advisory board members J B Dalton Edgar Benson Ellis Orton H B Robinson and John A Adams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iron County Woolgrower's Association
L J. Adams
Adams
Thomas Davenport
Albert Adams
L. J. Adams
J. B. Dalton
Edga Benson
Ellis Orton
H. B. Robinson
John A. Adams
Advisry Board
Paragonah
Cedar City
FLIER WOODMERE LIES BURIED AT AMERICAN FORK
Peter Wirhiner a former resident of Parcwan died Monday morning at the home of his son George in American Fork the body was brought home for burial. Funeral services are planned for Thursday afternoon. He had been in poor health for years and was nearly helpless before his death. He is survived by ten grown children. Further details will be provided next week with the funeral account.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Wirhiner
Wimmer
Joseph
Lucy Munforgz Stevens
Ward
Edward Parker Ward
Clair
George
Chester
Pearl
Parowan
Myrtle W. Burt
Beaver
Marybelle W. Lemmon
Southern
California
Lydia Stevens
Edmund
William
Fin Wy Owining
East Ward
Bishop Mitchell
Barbara M. Adams
H. L. Adams
Mary M. Marsden
L. J. Adams
David Matheson
John F. Orton
Amenzo Topham
Paragonah
Cedar
Summit
Parowa High Stages Strong Show Against State Champs
Parowa High School basketball impressed as Granite High, last year’s state champions, held a lead at halftime before a late push left the visitors ahead 25 to 19. Coach Watkins praised the effort and aims to win the division when league games start on the 10th.
Dog suspected in lamb depredations and licenses count
The marshal reports 32 of 67 licensed does killed amid recent sheep losses. A dog, found with blood on its shoulders near Guymon property, is suspected in lamb killings alongside other recent depredations. The dog belonged to Joz Mickeson and was killed as a suspect. Several flocks were raided. more farms report sheep deaths and blown fences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karsha
Honday
Joz Mickeson
M. L. Guymon
Jess Guymon Duriar
Jala
Judge Cox Sets Iron County Court Terms for 1930
Judge Le Roy N. Cox schedules four terms of Iron County Court in 1930 with non jury sessions on January 13 and September 2 and jury sessions on April 16 and November 17 both at 2 p m. A third set of dates labeled Law and Motion days includes February 11 June 2 and July 30 for motions and preliminary matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
le Roy N. Cox
Iron County
Man Pleads Guilty to Liquor Possession in Utah Service Charge
W L Sanders, attendant at the Utah Service Station, pleaded guilty to liquor possession in Justice Morris court and was fined $50. The charge followed the city marshal spotting Sanders and friends with liquor. Names of other defendants include Ivan Orteen and four Salt Lake City youths. Horace Miller was fined $20 for speeding. Bill Mickelson fined $56 in Paragonah for liquor possession after a pursuit and pursuit-related speeding incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Sanders
Utah
Horace Miller
Es3
Mickelson
James W. Barton
Paragonah
Billler
Paragopah
New City Officials Take Oath In Farowan City
At about 12 40 p m Monday the new city administration led by Albert E Adams assumed control for two years. The oath of office was given by Attorney Durham Morris as Notary Public and the bonds were approved by the outgoing Mayor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert E. Adams
Farowan City
Durham Morris
Good Woman Mary Ward Dies After Operation
Mary Stevena Ward president of the East Ward Relief Society died after an operation for toxic goitre. She had long served church and community roles, leaving seven children and multiple relatives. Funeral services were held with community leaders and out-of-town attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Stevena Ward
East Ward Relief Society
Rellef Society
Ward
Court convenes for first 1930 term with no jury
District Court will meet next Monday at 2 p m for its first 1930 term with no criminal cases or jury summoned. Judge Cox's calendar notes only nonjury dispositions. Mr and Mrs W C Mittchell visited from St George after a Southern California trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Cox
Wm. C. Mittchell
St. George
California
Beano expansion urged by Idaho Lions and Peppard Seed
A delegation from J G Peppard Seed and Lions Club backs bean industry growth in Ashley water districts. Mass meetings will present bean crop prospects to boost farm income, with Announcements to follow via paper and mail. State university agrochemist cites beans as a leading crop value, noting large acreage and high yields in Twin Falls area. Roosevelt Standard
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Peppard Seed Company
Lions Club
Ashley Water
Bea
Inndustry
Peppard
Wisi Ig
Pepyard Seed Co. Willl
Itael
Idaho
Twin Fath
Catre
Woodbury Invites C of C Members to Cedar City Show
Representative John S Woodbury of Cedar City invites Patrowan Chamber of Commerce members and partners to a free screening of The Delightful Rogue featuring Rod La Roque and Bebe Daniels at the Orpheum Theatre on Friday January 10. Invitation extended via W Clair Rowley and Ray D Garner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John 5. Woodbury
Cedar City
Orpheum Theatre
Patrowan Chamber of Commerce
All Talking Picture
Rod la Roque
Bebe Daniels
W. Clair Rowley
Iscal Chamber of Commerce
Marriage Licenses Issued by Clerk’s Office
Marriage licenses named recently by the Clerk's office include Ladnard Clark Ray of Las Vegas and Velma Elmire Wilden of Cedar City. Also listed are William F. Riding and Veeva Hamblin of Salt Lake City and George P. Kiddieton and Ruby S. Madecu of Cedar City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladnard Clark Ray
Las Vegas
Velma Elmire Wilden
Cedar City
Wm. FE. Riding
Veeva Hamblin
Salt Lake City
George P.,kiddieton
Ruby S. Madecu
Bank Earnings Rise for Iron County Bank in 1929
The Bank of Iron County reports a strong year 1929 with earnings up and a consistent twelve percent dividend. The reserve allocation rose to about 7.43 percent, while loans remained high on average, aided by tax savings and service-charge income. Directors L. N. Marsden, Wm. Adams, James C. Robinson, John R. Robinson, Thomas D. Adams, H. D. Bayles, and Jos. B. Dalton are re-elected to another term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank of
Iron County
L. N. Marsden
Wm. Adama
James C. Robinson
John R. Robinson
Thomas D. Adams
H. D. Bayles
Jos. B. Dalton
Meeting of dairymen called for January 9
Chamber officials W. Clair Rowley and Ray I. Garner report progress on coal dairy efforts. A meeting at 7:30 p.m. in the courthouse invites all dairy interest holders to hear findings and participate in possible actions. Note mentions several siren options at low cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
W. Clair Rowley
Ray I. Garner
Court House
Eugene Lowder Marries Luciia Swainson in Salt Lake City
Mr and Mrs Wm J Lowder announce their son Eugene married December 24 in Salt Lake City to Miss Luciia Swainson of that city. The couple met at Nature Way Cafe where both work. Read the ids in this issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. J. Lowder
Eugene
Salt Lake City
Luciia Swainton
Nature Way
Benefit for Frank Adams Rendition Friday Night
The Alladin theatre plans a Friday night benefit for Frank Adams before his mission leaving date. The program features Lon Chaney in Where East is East, vaudeville numbers, and speeches. Dr. George Rasmussen traveled to California with Dr. Johoson during the holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alladin Theatre
Frank Adams
Lon Chaney
East
Vaudevils
George Rasmussen
Dr. Johoson
California
Costume Ball for Pioneer Day Set January 13
The Daughters of the Pioneers announce a Pioneer Day program headlined by a costume ball on January 13. A morning meeting features out-of-town numbers, lunch will be sold at noon, and a children's dance follows in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of the Pioneers
Issues of the newspaper miss a week due to machine trouble
The editorial notes further problems with the typesetting machine after promising no more apologies. They missed the previous issue and this edition contains only high spots from the week’s news.
Cheese Factory Mast Enlarge Capacity
The milk supply to the spea cheese factory has increased this fall, making facilities inadequate and forcing some milk to be separated for butter fat. A new vat may be ordered soon to handle the excess, with only a modest outlay expected. Increased focus on cows as a revenue source continues.
Gun and Rod Club elects new officers this year
The Gun and Rod Club announced its new officers for the year during a brief intermission at its annual meeting on Monday. New officers are President Clark Orton Vice President Wm E Thornton Secretary P A Clark Treasurer Joseph R Lentley and board members George Chilton Phil Benson John S Dalton. Retiring officers include Wilford Day Clark Orton FP A Clark Marla Topham Phil Benson Thomas Davenport and Scott Mitchell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark Orton
Vvice
Wm. E. Thornton
P. A. Clark
Joseph R. Lentley
George Chilton
Phil Benson
John S. Dalton
Wilford Day
FP. A. Clark
Marla Topham
Thomas Davenport
Scott Mitchell
Births and Deaths Decline in Parowan 1929 Report
Records from the Registrar of Vital Statistics show Parowan had 33 births and 15 deaths in 1929, down from 41 births and 17 deaths in 1928 and continuing a decades long decline since 1926. The data excludes hospital births and some local deaths not recorded here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Psarowan
Registrar of Vital Statistics
Roy Ilyatt
Mercantile Good Use Of Year Despite Adverse Local Business
Patowan Mercantile Co. reported strong business at its annual stockholders meeting led by Tanager Arthur Joseph. The year’s totals surpassed 1928 overall, with first half 1929 ahead of the previous year, while the second half faced less favorable conditions. The report notes substantial activity despite unsatisfactory local conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patowan Mercantile Co
Arthur Joseph
Joseph Bays
Parfins Teach Attention Meeting At New High School
On Thursday January 26 at 7 30 the Parent Teachers will hold their meeting in the New High School 27m The topic is the equalization of State funds for school purposes The notice warns readers to stay alert for rotas and related issues Also reports recall Mrs Grace Burt recovering after major operations at the County hospital and Mr Thomas Adams recovering from a cold A baby girl was born to Mr and Mrs Wells Clark on the third of its birth month
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Burt
Aire
Wells Clark
Ana
Also Mentioned on This Page
Woolgroweers
Woodmere
New City
Ray Adams
Wiannifred Cruikshank
Brrs
Paul Adams
Miss Cruikshank
Bilnersville
Adame
Harrel Dalton
Sexton
Anthony Paxton
C. M. Clark
Health Board
Geo. Rasmussen
Hartell Dalton
S. J. Whitney
Ella P. Taylor
M. L. Skougard
Marshal
Btreeta
John T. Rasmussen
Oscar M. Lyman
Edgar Benaca
Arthur Jo
Clarence Richards
John JT. Rasmussen
Edgar Benson
Electric System Commildea
Bila Taylor
Nina
John W W. Bentley
Unitah F
Woodbury
C. OF. C
Frank Adans
GUN and Rod Club
Mercantile
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