Search for Maurice Graham Continues in Kanarra Mountain
In Cedar City, Jimmie James leads 15 to 50 searchers daily for the missing Western Aire Express pilot Maurice Graham after his wrecked plane was found ten days ago on Kanarra mountain. No tangible clues yet. Cedar City Council accepts bids until July 10 for sidewalk paving contracts to start soon after awards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice Graham
Western Aire Expresa
Kanarra Mountain
Jimmie James
Pore Sons
Graham
Cedar City
State Woolgrowers to Meet in Logan
Utah State Woolgrowers Association holds its annual convention in Logan July 14 and 16 with leaders from state and national bodies, including W H Harvey Hooper Frank Wagenbarth F H Marshall and Don B Colton. Local events include a banquet, a Woolgrowers ball, and a ladies auxiliary program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah State
Woolgrowera Ass'nta
Logan
Chamber of Commerce
W. H. Harvey
Hooper
State Association
Frank Wagenbarth
F. H. Marshall
National Association
Mayor Lundstrom
Logab
Wm. Petersen
U. A
Don B. Colton
Palais D'or
Petty Leads Mail Route Trip and Local Real Estate Deals
Charles B. Petty of Petts Motor Co. returned from the Cedar City Kanab mail run as part of the contract route. County Attorney R. J. Shay sold half his farm interest west of Cedar City, with Guy Oden as buyer at about 9000 dollars. Ground broke for a new Telephone building at Falmer corner. Moroni Perry won the bid around 314000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles B. Petty
Petts Motor Co
Cedar City
Kanab
Kane County
R. J. Shay
Guy Oden
Pump Weir
Oden
Falmer
Moroni Perry
Salt Lake mining interests set option on Desert Mound claims
E J Raddatz pays 500 for an option through April 1 on mining claims near Desert Mound with owners Maeser Daley Leland Perry John F I Perry Wm Murie A V Pyper Melvin Murie and Ted Collier. Diamond drilling may occur if the option shows promise, with final price to be set upon results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Raddatz
Salt Lake
Desert Mound
Maeser Daley
Leland Perry
John FI. Perry
Wm. Murie
A. V. Pyper
Melvin Murie
Ted Collier
Raddatz
Miss Venna McCracken Hired as First Grade Critics Teacher
Miss Venna McCracken of Logan takes the Cedar schools first grade critic teacher post to fill the vacancy created when Miss West resigned from the B. 4. C. in Miss Brock bank's place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Venna McCracken
Logan
Cedar Schools
Wests
Miss Brockbank
Iron County Students Attend University of Utah Summer School
Special to the Times J Harold Mitchell Mile Marsden and Glenn B Orton of Parowan attend summer school at the University of Utah Wanda Tolles trup of Cedar City is registered as BO making four Iron County students The 1930 session sees a rise from 1929 with over 700 students from 81 toway and 28 Utah counties and 10 other states The session runs June 16 to July 23 with law chemistry and physics classes through August 9 A strong public lecture program by visiting faculty and national speakers is included in the summer session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times
J. Harold Mitchell
Mile Marsden
Glenn B. Orton
Parowan
University of Utah
Wanda Tollestrup
Cedar City
Iron County
Toway
Utah
United States
Paragonah visitor Mrs Dalton stops by town
Mrs J L Dalton of Paragonah was a business visitor in town yesterday, spending time with local merchants and checking on affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra. J. L. Dalton
Paragonah
Yeaterday
Paragonah Prepares for Fourth of July Festivities
Paragonah readies a 10 o clock program and an afternoon sports event with a children's dance as the main attractions. Walter and Milton Robb returned from Idaho where they were sheep ranching. Mrs. Florence Stones Robinson visits from Idaho to see her mother and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Walter and
Milton Robb
Idaho
Florence Stones Robinson
Local Names Report Visits and Summer Work
Sarah Jones returns home after visiting with sister Mrs Marmon in Salt Lake City. J Lowe Barton employed for the summer by Utah Parks Co as one of their bug drivers. Mr and Mrs Lamar Chesnut visit from Cedar City to spend the Fourth with Edwards family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Jones
Mrs. Marmon
Salt Lake City
J. Lowe Barton
The
Utah Parks Co
Mrs
Lamar Chesnut
Cedar City
School Board Proposes $14,000 Budget Cut
The school board requests a $14 000 reduction while detailing expense categories from administration to capital outlay. They justify a rise in total expenditures excluding debt service by financing a stocker for the Cedar City plant to improve heating efficiency and fuel economy. Dixie Power Co figures into routine discussions with Parowan pumpers on mutual issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar City
Parowan
Messia
Reed H. Gardner
J. C. Applegate
Dixie Power Co
Pumper and Power Company
Lobs Dance Band Gives Sunday Afternoon Concert
A local crowd gathered on Main Street for a Paxton hotel lawn concert by Dob's Dance Band. Orton leads with trumpet, joined by De Boise on piano, Anderson and Jones on reeds, Stones on sousaphone, and Dorlus on drums as they promise another free show next Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paxton Hotel
Dob
Main Street
Orwin “Dob” Orton
BNL
Origins of Paper Money Across History
The practice began about 600 years ago in Italy with deposit receipts circulating as currency. All original states issued paper money in Colonial days. The first federal paper money appeared in 1775 under the Continental Congress act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
States
Continental Congress
Letter Hunt Ponders Hidden Letters in Daily Items
A humorous note from Pathfinder Magazine quotes a husband describing his wife’s quest to find unusual letters in common items. She claims I in potatoes O in doughnuts Q in pigtails and KX in bush pockets, while she hunts for V in trousers pockets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pathfinder Magazine
Mirrors as Magical Fixtures in Ancient Times
The text describes ancient mirrors not only for vanity but for magical purposes. Mirrors focused noon heat to a flame, gathered moon dew, and served in rites to summon apparitions, dispel gloom, or receive sacred moisture. A bronze pillar on the Terrace of Cedar beams housed a spirit with a dish held aloft for moisture reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ita
A. Ei
Grantham
Take Us or Leave Us Says Ed Howe to Women
A reprint of E. W. Howe in Howe's Monthly argues that women know what they gain in marriage, insistence on traditional gender roles, and that wives often bear the burden while men control the contract. The piece contends brides are addressed as marriage agents and cites recurring fault lines in partnerships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed. Howe
E. W. Howe
Howe's Monthly
Rubber Elasticity Compared to Metals and Glass
Time magazine notes rubber is highly inelastic, not returning to original shape after stretch. It contrasts with steel and glass, stating quartz is nearly perfectly elastic and suitable for precise measuring instruments like telescopes.
Bay Rum Origins and Modern Mixing Practices
Bay rum is described as distilled bayberry leaf juice from the West Indies, once a seasonal local island industry. Modern products mix bayberry distillate with alcohol water orange peel oil and pimento oil, with most US sales blended domestically by drug firms and hair tonics makers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Indies
United States
Tomato Origins in Virginia and Italy Trace Early Taste
The article notes Thomas Jefferson growing tomatoes in Virginia in 1781 and an Italian in Salem Alabama failing to persuade locals to taste the fruit in 1802. It describes the tomato or love apple as an early market vegetable and notes Italy as the source of early appreciation and field culture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Jefferson
Virginia
Salem
Alass
Herbalista
Italy
Locals Note Dan Parker Home Amid Mining Ties
Mr. Dan Parker, recently in Nevada tending mining interests, is back home for a grub stake visit. Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Halterman welcome a new baby boy born a few days ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Parker
Nevada
Clifton Halterman
Chilton Family Visit From Salt Lake City
Mr. and Mrs. George Chilton receive their brother and sister in law Mr. and Mrs. I. H. Chilton from Salt Lake City for a family visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Chilton
Mrs
I. H. Chilton
Salt Lake City
Clay Family Visits For Fourth With Clark Family
Mrs. James Clay and her husband from Salt Lake City visit Mrs. Clay’s relatives the W. H. Clark family to spend the Fourth of July with them.
Mitchells Return From St George for Temple Closure
Mr and Mrs Wm Mitchell were home from St George over the weekend returning Monday to St George. They will spend the two months during which the temple is closed in Southern California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Wm. ©. Mitchell
St. George
California
Dortus Adams Fifth Visits With Wife and Child
Mr Dortus Adams arrives for the Fourth to spend the holiday with his wife and baby who have been visiting for two or three weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Dortus Adams
Calif Couple Visits with Family in Town
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Clark and their California relatives are visiting here with friends and kin, spending time with local relatives and enjoying the visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Clark
Calif
Clark family excursion to Bryce Canyon reported
Dr C G M Clark and his son Menzies with daughter Catherine drove to Bryce Canyon on Sunday last in a family outing documented by local reporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CG. M. Clark
Menzies
Catherine
Bryce Canyon
Mrs Dora Halterman Page arrives from Salt Lake City
Mrs Dora Halterman Page travels from Salt Lake City after the death of her sister-in-law Mrs Hannah Lyman. The notice notes a family bereavement and the interstate arrival of a relative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dora Halterman Page
Salt Lake City
Hannah Lyman
Baby daughter born to Mr and Mrs Alma Stubbs
A baby daughter was born Thursday morning to Mr and Mrs Alma Stubbs this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma Stubbs
Mrs Lester Gower Visits Cedar Residents
Mrs Lester Gower from Cedar spent Wednesday visiting her relatives here and catching up with her family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Gower
Cedar
Waldo Rowley Returns Home From Caliente Nevada
Mr. Waldo Rowley is back home after a period working in Caliente Nevada. He spent several weeks away for employment and has now resumed residence locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waldo Rowley
Caliente
Nevada
Local families gather for Fourth of July visits
Mr and Mrs Scott Matheson and their children return from Chicago to visit relatives and friends. Mr and Mrs Homer Chilton come from Mlinford to spend the Fourth with their people. Mr and Mrs W W Gore and their family travel from Salt Lake City to join Mrs Gore’s Mor ten family. Mr Gore plans a fishing trip before returning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Scott Matheson
Chicago
Homer Chilton
Mlinford
Mrs. W. W. Gore
Salt Lake City
Mra. Gore
Enoch Mortensen
Mr. Gore
Relatives Visit As Hazel Morris and Anna Mortensen Travel
Miss Hazel Morris of Bingham and Anna Mortensen joined the Gove family for a visit to relatives here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Morris
Bingham
Anna Mortensen
Gove
Van Buren Family Returns Home For Fourth Of July
Mr and Mrs F C Van Buren and their family are back from Ogden to celebrate the Fourth with relatives and friends in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. C. van Buren
Ogden
Mining Interests Trip Ends in Carbone Emery Counties
Mr. RR. L. Fenton and his son Mack returned Wednesday from a brief trip to Carbon and Emery Counties to inspect mining interests. They were in a wreck in Clear Creek canyon on the way but were not seriously injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RR. L. Fenton
Mack
Carbon
Emery Counties
Clear Creek Canyoo
Don Taylor Visits Home for Fourth of July
Don Taylor returned from California yesterday to spend the Fourth with his family and friends before returning to work Monday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Taylor
California
Honest Fisherman Sees Heron as Food Loyal to Stream Diet
A speaker extols the heron over human anglers, arguing the bird eats only small trout and fishes for food, not sport. He notes 80 bans on the bird and recalls a voter remark about trout streams and honesty among fishermen.
Remarkable shoplifter cited by Boston Herald in praise
The Boston Herald notes a bold shoplifter weaving through a crowd of women shoppers and slipping away. The piece compares the feat to a legendary football talent, describing it as a unique performance in an era of notable skill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big
Boston Herald
Parowan Tennis Club Forms With Community Goals
Local residents organized the Parowan Tennis Club on June 26 in the Library auditorium to promote tennis and wholesome recreation. Officers elected were Lewis Adama as president Zona Pendleton as vice president and Georgia Jeneen as secretary treasurer with a $2 membership fee. A constitution was drafted and a general committee will be elected at a later meeting scheduled for July 7 at 8:30 pm in the Library auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iyo
Parowan
Lewis Adama
Zona Pendleton
Georgia Jeneen
Farowan Tennis Club
Parowan Drug Unveils Improved Front
The Parowan Drug stored a new front in a decided improvement over the old one. It presents a rather pleasing appearance.
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J. A. Lindsay
Cedar Distributing Co
I. E. Riddle
L E. Riddle Co
Mr. Lindsay
Union Pacific
Lund
Barton
Lunt and Petty
Orlo Topham
U. OF U
Summers
Amay
Parowan Times
Lob
Parowan Health Center Committee
C. M. Clark
Hoostere
State Health Board
Clark
Summit
West Ward
Sealth Center
Mrs. James Clay
Mrs. Clay
W. H. Clark
Alladin Theatre
Pazowan
Town
FRL
SAT
Dennis King In
Jeanette MacDonald
SUN
Sue Carrol
FBI
Parowan Mercantile
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