Willkie Nomination Seals GOP Shift in 1940 race
The piece analyzes Wendell Willkie as a dark horse who rose to the Republican nomination, noting his lack of public office experience but highlighting his Jeffersonian philosophy, defense of civil liberties, and opposition to government business competition. It also cites McNary’s selection as second on the ticket and discusses party dynamics and the push to renominate.
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Wendell Willio
Willkie
Intel
Entes
Ely
Andy Song
Polla
Pewey
Taft
Dewty
Granner
McNary
Oregon
West
Notice of Public Sale in Parowan Utah 1940
Public sale at the front door of Iron County Court House Parowan Utah on July 15 1940 at 12 00 noon to satisfy a lien for labor and storage amounting to 109 dollars. Property includes water No 2482622 and geriat No 4022 owned by John Noe of California last licensed there. Dated Parowan Utah July 5 12 1940. Haldon E Christensen Iron County Sheriff by Deputy William M Dalton.
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Parowan
Fron County
Utah
D Cor
Poe del
John Noe
California
Ernest Mickelson
Tron County
Haldon E Christensen
Iron County
Wm. M. Dalton
Sherif
New Park Mine Opens Expanded Park City Prospect
New Park Mining Company reports a fresh ore body at its New Park property two miles southwest of Keetley Utah. Since Mayflower Tunnel ore was found in January profits rose from 5232 to 1474 by April. The 25 year effort to develop the southeast Park City district ends as 50 to 100 workers are hired and rail lines eye Keetley for ore transport.
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Park City
New Park Mining Company
Keetley
Utah
Mayflower Tunnel
New Park
Mina
Railroad Company 3
Une
Mayflower
Laura Claims
New Park 13
Ming
Roosevelt Likely to Run Against Willkie in Dramatic Campaign
The piece argues Roosevelt is the Democrats' best chance and Willkie a strong rival. It forecasts a highly dramatic campaign if Roosevelt runs again, noting Willkie’s vigor as a speaker and Roosevelt’s unique candidacy.
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Essary
Roosevelt
Willkie
Sticklebacks and Catfish Fathers Guard Eggs in Nest
Frances E. Potts notes in Nature magazine that sticklebacks advertise parental care by building nests from waterweeds and guarding eggs with vigor. Males drive rivals into the nest, circulate water to oxygenate and cleanse, and rescue stray embryos. A marine catfish, galt topsall, also shows striking care by holding eggs in its mouth during a month long incubation.
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Frances E. Potts
Nature Magazine
Atlantic
Gulf
Not Worried Rastus Suttinly Glad No Income
A fragment discusses a stereotype dialogue with characters Rastus and Sambo about income paperwork and money, set in a humor column tone. It mentions a Scotchman on a business trip and a reminder about Donal's glasses, concluding with the label Labor of Love.
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Rastus
Scotchman
Little Donal
Wood Coil and Rock Salt For Sale In Paroware
J A Evans advertises wood coil and rock salt for sale with contact phone 2967 in Paroware.
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J. A. Evans
Notice to water users on proposed well expansion in Iron County
Horace Evans, agent at Parowan Ulsh, files Application No A-1509 to change the diversion of 1.37 second feet of underground water in Aron County. The proposal adds a fourth well in the 5 ft sump near a concrete-lined shaft with existing wells, maintaining same total pumped water and purpose. Protests due by August 25 1940 to State Engineer T. H. Humpherys. Also notices auction sale of a bay mare in Parowan July 15 1949 to satisfy an $18 lien for feed and pasture, conducted by Constable Wm M. Dalton.
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Jasper Stubta
Parcowan City
Iron County
Utah
Jasper Stubbs
Parowan
Tién County
Wm. M. Dalton
Notice to Water Users in Utah on Groundwater Alteration
Hornell Dalton Parowar Utah files application No a-L4ta to change the point of diversion of 4.0 acre feet of underground water in Iron County. Water previously pumped from two wells, 250 gpm and 200 gpm, at specified metal corner references, used March 1 through October 11 for 59 acres and stock watering. Proposes to plug existing wells and pump equal amount from a new third well, 12 in casing, 156 ft deep, with perforations to match elevations, totaling no more than 450 gpm. Filing by T. H. Humpherys State Engineer with $100 fee due by Sept 3, 1940. Publication dates July 3 and August 2.
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Horace Evans
Parowan
Ulsh
Aron
Slb&m
T. H. Humpherys
State Capitol
Salt
Hornell Dalton
Parowar
Utah
Tron County
EM Cor
R. OW
Clair
Point N
Reagan
Salt Lake City
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