Cattle Buying Program Explained To Stockmen
County officials outlined the emergency cattle buying plan to stockmen noting it is a culling program to remove inferior cattle and conserve feed for better stock. Appraisers will set prices by category with payments to owners, and mortgaged cattle require mortgage release before sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eta
Gra
Tueller
Waltbger
Mr. Granger
Iecently
Lake City
Granger
Brower
Jersey
Sr. C. Mortensen
Ray Robinson
Dr A. © Johnson
Tio
Paragonah Youth Killed in Highway Collision
Chifford Topham age 22 of Paragonah died from a fractured skull after a two car crash on the Minersville Beaver highway. Eight occupants were injured including Ton Holyoak and Beulah Holyoak. Survived by parents Jos eph Jr and Bell Reynolds Topham and siblings. Funeral services set for Saturday in Paragonah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chifford Topham
Joseph Jr
Bell Reynolds Topham
Paragonah
Minersville
Beaver
Hanging Rock
Clifford
Milford Hospital
Ton Holyoak
Beulah Holyoak
Loreen Stanley
Max Edwardes
Orson Topham
Thelma Atkins
Miss Robinson
Bearer
Orson
Herbert
Ira Topham
Sparks
Nevada
Rhoda Eastman
Salt Lake City
Parowan High School
Paragough
Inspector Finds Dairy In Good Condition
Ward Warnock, inspector for the State Food and Dairy department, gave the Southern Utah Dairy Company cheese factory a clean bill of health praising its cleanliness. He noted most milk samples are very clean, condemned several cans for lacking tin, and warned replacement within fifteen days or confiscation on his next visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Utah Dairy Company
Ward Warnock
State Food and Dairy Department
Warnock
New Dance Pavilion Gets Off to Good Start
Jay Moots opens the Prown Derby dance pavilion with three good dances on Friday Saturday and Sunday. Ticket sales reach 318 first night 145 second night 195 third night. Ray Mitchell wins season drawing number 0397. Dale Orton's Provo orchestra draws the largest crowd this week. Mr Moore plans weekly Friday dances and a children's dance Saturday evenings and a biweekly married folks dance Wednesday nights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay Moots
Prown Derby
Ray Mitchell
Dale Orton
Provo
Mr. Moore
Reserve cattle to be gathered July 17
The local livestock association set the final roundup for cull cattle on July 11 with gathering on July 17 to repair the corral and round up cattle for government relief disposer. President George Rasmussen notes interested parties should be ready to work Tuesday afternoon and arrange details with him.
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Mir
George Rasmussen
The
Livestock Association
Rasmussen
Judge sentences Webb to ten days in jail and ten dollars
Orlen Webb pleaded guilty to intoxication in Parcell's city court and received ten days in jail and a ten dollar fine. He began serving the sentence immediately. Harrell Dalton traveled from Boulder City to spend the 4th with his family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U4. CG. Parcell
Orlen Webb
Harrell Dalton
Boulder City
New Civil Suits Filed in District Court
New civil suits filed include American Mutual Building and Loan Association vs Stasina et al mortgage foreclosure for 611.79 plus interest and 75 attorney fees. Clarence E. Miller and Melville D. Arnsby represent the plaintiff. Morris & Matheson also assist. Federal Land Bank of Berkeley v Eeplin et al mortgage for 121,019.66 with interest and related charges. Patrick Lawson Hunter Co. v Bergstrom et al seeks to quiet title to water rights from field land. Shay and Shay represent the plaintiff. Leah Madsen vs Bernell Madsen divorce cites desertion and non support with request for custody, property, costs, and alimony. Married August 25, 1928.
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American Mutual Building and Loan Association
Stasina EL. Biyant
H. C. Parcetla
Plaintif
Clarence E. Miller
Melville BD
Edgar M. Clark
Morris & Matheson
Federal Land Bank of Barkeley
George W. Eeplin
Morris and Matheson
Patrick Lawson-Hunter Co
J. W. Bergstrom
Shay
Leah Madsen
Bernell Madsen
Connin 4
Phyllis
Justice Court Doings and Local Fines
Fob Mickelson and Lowell Edwards faced modest fines after a brawl with alternative ten days. Lowder pleads guilty to petit larceny involving mill materials from a burned facility and pays $15 of a $30 fine. Grant Lowder pleads guilty to liquor possession and pays $60 fine or serves 25 days in jail.
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Mickelson
Lowell Edwards
Jai
Mads
Lowder
Lim Lave
Grant Lowder
Tle
County Hospital Fees Payment Policy Issued
The Iron County Board of Commissioners announces that due to longstanding financial strain the county cannot continue subsidizing hospital fees. Going forward all patients must pay hospital charges before leaving, with funds no longer covered by the Indigent Fund. Clerk W. Clair Rowley oversees the order. Milo and Mire Thomas Lemmon are visiting from California.
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Iron County
Lund
Hay A Ud
Board OF County Commissioners
W. Clair Rowley
Orland Ward Heads for World Youth Tour
Orland Ward head of Palowan High School physical education departs for Bozeman Montana to join about fifty university students on a two month Orient tour. Under World Council of Youth auspices the group sails from Vancouver July 14 visiting Yockahama Tokyo Shanghai and other Chinese cities then Hawaii before returning September 7. Ward may miss the Sept 4 opening. Superintendent Larlow says the trip's value outweighs the delay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orland Ward
Palowan High School
Bozeman
Montana
Pumber
California
Vancouver
World Council of Youth
America
Ward
Larlow
Call Made for 30 E Gyxs for CCC Camts
A county committee requests 30 boys for CCC camps for the first week. Nineteen come from Cedar City and eleven from the rest of the county. Entries must be registered between now and Monday. Clanks are available at the county offices and FEBAR A office in Cedar City for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CCC
Ihig County
Cedar City
County Eclauls
Legion Auxiliary to Meet Next Thursday
Announcement from Legion officers that the American Legion Auxiliary will hold its regular monthly meeting on Thursday July 12 at 4 o'clock in the Reef room of the Recreation Hall. Attendance of members is desired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Vacationists Warned Against Meningitis
Utah State Board of Health warns field workers and Amy L VanCott that travel to epidemic areas for vacations is unwise during the meningitis outbreak on the Coast. The board urges staying away from epidemic regions while the outbreak lasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah State Board of Health
Iron County
Amy L. VanCott
Beatty
State Board of Health
Cedar Breaks Area Fittingly Dedicated Meeting Set at Fish Lake
Announcements from the secretary note the July Associated Civic Clubs meeting will be at Fish Lake in Sevier County on Saturday the 11th. Wayne and Z. Vier Counties host with directors and civic clubs handling social activities. Reservations through secretary Harry M. Rasmussen at Richfield.
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Secutary
Fish Lake
Sevier County
Wayne
Z. Vier
Harry M. Rasmussen
Richfield
Farowan Reclamation Co Sends Drouth Relief Fund
The Farowan Reclamation Co. sent a drought relief fund of $445 to improve their ditch and prevent water loss. A Cedar Breaks celebration drew notable figures, with Governor Heber J. Grant and others attending. The event at Les elt View showcased CCC improvements and plans for Cedar Breaks development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farowan Reclamation CO. Siends Drouth Relief Fund
Drouth
Palowan Ieclamation Oo
Parazonal
Bso
Cedar Breaks
Utah
Eleusy Nf.blood
Heber J. Grant
LL. D. 8. Church
Carl R. Gray
Union Pacific System
P. A. Clark
Parowan Chamber of Commeres
Computee
Jeffries
Havek
Union Mactile
Benjamin Cameron
Associated Civic Cluss
Aly
Jones
Peple
Mbm
J. Macfarlane
Jas. @. Gurr
Wm. O.korn
Grouway
Jm. Parry
Salt Lake
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Glen Clark
Best
State Department
Diattet Court
Justice Court
Milo and
Mire Thomas Lemmon
Prepeat
Tour of Orient
Legion Auxiliary
Levech
Josa
Leltland Canyon
Gutt
Governor Blood
Wm. KR. Palmer
Mr . Jones
Gray
Bryce Canyon
Mr. Borah
Mr. Boral
Mr. Jones
H. M. Adams
D. G Spencer
Henry W. Lurt
Patraw
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