Dearborn Farm Equipment meeting highlights local farming group
A Dearborn area gathering showcased Ford tractors and farm equipment with Neal refreshments, drawing women and children as many men attended. Speakers included Mr. Hales, Mr. Stephens, Gerald Holt, Karl Hutchings, Harold F. Rutherford, and Don Ryan from Salt Lake City. Special guests from the agriculture class and future farmers club also attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Hales
Mr. Stephens
Gerald Holt
Karl Hutchings
Harold F. Rutherford
Don Ryan
Salt Lake City
Future Farmers Club
Fragmentary Quote on Bias and Fashion Mishap
A garbled morning exchange discusses race prejudice and mistaken blame. The speaker mentions a shirt missing a button and argues about who is at fault while a companion questions the writer's intent. The fragment hints at tension over prejudice and miscommunication.
Paragonah ward fireside chat with guest speaker
Paragonah Ward Gleaner Girly and M-Men held a Sunday fireside chat at Mise Ade Robinson's home with Bishop Gilbert Robinson as guest speaker discussing temple marriage. Refreshments were served by Mrs Erma Lamoreaus while Clyde Lamoreau traveled to Salt Lake for a regular check up and Genevieve Barton’s wedding reception was noted. Aunt Susie Robinson recently suffered a broken rib after a stove incident and is experiencing trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paragonah Ward
Gleaner Girly and
M-Men
Mise Ade Robinson
Gilbert Robinson
Erma Lamoreaus
Clyde
Salt Lake
Ludean Topham
Ludean
Genevieve Barton
Susie Robinson
Navy Reservists Enter General Line Training
Former Naval Reserve officers must attend General Line schools at Monterey California or Newport Rhode Island. Forty four weeks of training raises their service education to a level theoretically equal to U S Naval Academy graduates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naval Reserve
Monterey
Calif
Newport
R. L
U. S. Naval Academy
Commissioners Continue Appointments and Property Actions
Commissioners approve precinct appointments for Farowan and Cedar City and seek acceptances. They defer Jack Wer’s jailor pay increase decision until the February meeting. Treasurer reports buyers have paid for tax title purchases. clerk to convey deeds. County Attorney to quiet title in Iron Springs, Desert Mound and Iron Mountain and hire Hill man Dalley for title abstracts. Board adjourns to February 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farowan
3. T. Nelson
Cedar City
Jack Werthen
Iron County
Public Safety
Melvin Murie
David Dalton
Iron Springs
Desert Mound
Iron Mountain
Hillman Dalley
Dixie Forest reports 1948 fire control and reseeding efforts
Dixie National Forest outlines fire prevention results amid a dry year with fires held to a small total. Receipts show timber sales at 38240 dollars and grazing at 44000 dollars, total receipts 48950 dollars. First six months of the current year saw 11000000 bd ft of timber cut. A 550 mile road system remained satisfactory, 14 campgrounds were serviced, and the Pines Reseeding Project began on 24000 acres near Bryce Canyon, costing 83000 dollars for the summer. The effort includes seeding crested wheat and other grasses to boost forage and watershed protection with plans for expansion as funds allow. Attendees at the conference included multiple forest rangers and staff from Enter prise, Pine Valley, Cedar City, Panguitch, Circleville, Escalante, and Treasdale, with assistants Heywood and Berg helping with training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National
Dixie
Forest Service
United States
Sevier
Bryce Canyon National Park
Dixie National Forest
Bryson Cook
Enterprise
Floyd Noel
Pine Valley
Wilford Bentley
Cedar City
Bert Tucker
Panguitch
Kenneth Bower
Circleville
Reed Thomson
Escalante
Robert Dalley
Treasdale
Foresters Island
Carlton
Joseph Peters
Clark Joseph Wiatrowski
Leland Heywood
Leonard Berg
Fire hazards rise in winter heating season NFPA warns
The National Fire Protection Association notes winter heating raises fire risks from overheated furnaces stoves and chimneys. It cites about 44 500 annual fires from overheated chimneys and defective flues plus 30 000 sparks on roofs and 27 000 hot ashes. It urges annual chimney cleaning, proper furnace inspection, replacing damaged parts and ensuring safe clearances and fuel storage away from heating equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Fire Protection Association
NFPA
Neys
Small Home With a Future Plan No 126 by Churchill Fulmer
A compact house with a sizable usable space features a 1st floor layout an expansion attic and full basement Plan No 126 from Churchill Fulmer Associates architects and city planners 19 West 44th St New York 18 NY Sidewalls use brick veneer and white clapboard gable ends Roof available in many colors to match the owner’s taste Steel casement windows used throughout The 2nd floor can finish two bedrooms and a storage room in the future The basement houses gas fired forced air heating and future expansion space Building costs relate to 12 509 cubic feet First floor area 771 square feet Detailed plans available from Churchill Fulmer at West 44th St New York NY by referencing Plan No 126.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Churchill-Fulmer Associates
West 44Th St
New York
N. Y
Fulmer Associa
Chevrolet for 1949 Delivered at GM Proving Ground
At the General Motors Proving Ground a team of experts tests new Chevrolets for 1949. Their motto Find the flaws get the facts guides rigorous evaluation to ensure reliability, safety, and performance before public release.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Motors Proving Ground
Chevrolet
Utah Industry Boosts Utah Uranium and Ski Development
Utah highlights include a 6.25 million dollar Garfield Chemical expansion to cut acid costs and reduce smoke, plus sulfuric acid by products for steel, refineries, sugar, and fertilizer. Atomic energy plans place Utah on uranium ore activity with wartime plant renovations and new facilities. Col. Moore warns flood control on roads to uranium deposits. Ski area growth advertised across the state from Brighton to Snow Park and Logan regions with rope tows, lifts, and night skiing planned in multiple locales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garfield Chemical Company
W. J. Conner
Utah
Atomic Energy Commission
Intermountain
Colorado
United States
Cess
Colorado Rivers Water Users Association
Las Vegas
Nevada
Col
A. W T. Moore
U. S. Army Corps of Engineers
Army
Col. Moore
Brighton
Ecker Hill
Rornato Alta
Snow Basin
Logane
Cedar City
Clear Creek
Soldiers Summit
Ephraim Canyon
Ephraim
Mant: National Forest
Snow Park
Park City
Timpanogos Haven
Provo
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Ford Tract Farm
Dearborn Farm
Neal
Joe Marsh
Joe
She Marsy
United States Brewers Foundation
Paragonah News
Navy News
Dixie Forest
Noe
Wrolel
Eer
Bradshaw Chevrolet Company
North Main Street
Mone
Garfield Plant
Fillmore
Dry Canyon
Ashley National Forest
Vernal
Settlement Canyon
Towel County
Legion Park
Little Mountain
Boxelder Canyon
Matua
Cache National Forest
Logan
Summit Valley
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