Brief Law And Motion Day In Third Judicial District
Judge James J. Wolfe presided as Judge LeRoy H. Cox was away. The session disposed of demurrers and motions to avoid delaying the August 6 term. Outcomes: Lttah Gil Refining Co. v. Sqillsbury dismissed. Thomas Thorley withdrew demurrer and filed disclaimer. Jas. A. Baker Co. v. Burny default awarded $344 plus $50 fees. Clarence E. Miller and Amelville D. Arvs awarded default. Edgar M. Clark subject to default with interest and $100 fee. divorce granted in Wright v Wright. citation ordered for contempt on August 6 for alimony nonpayment. Ethel Graff v Graff continued to August 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James J. Wolfe
Third Judicial District
LeRoy H. Cox
Lttah Gil Refining Company
A. P. Sqillsbury
R. J. Shay
Thomas Thorley
John J. McGetrick
Creole Mining and Milling Co
Jas. A. Baker 'S Co
R. Burny
Clarence E. Miller
Ameiville D. Arvs
Edgar M. Clark
Brant
Viana
Ethel ©. Graff
Arnold L. Graff
Wolfe Afires to Supreme Court Bench
Judge Wolfe announces candidacy for the Democratic nomination to the Supreme Court. He receives endorsements from bench members statewide and is active in the campaign with plans to visit local gatherings during the race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolfe Asfires
Supreme Court
District Court
James H. Walle
Cox
Wolfe
Annual Ram Bouillet Show Scheduled With Plans
Tentative dates set for early September include September 4 and 5 with an outside judge for the fine sheep exhibit. Dairy exhibitors are invited, and organizers consider adding amusements such as races or boxing if a new race track is ready. Further details will be announced as available. Emily Dalton celebrated her eightieth birthday with family at Five Mile, joined by fifty one grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galten
Randing
Aung
Emily Dalton
Cut in Grazing Permits Looms Says Supervisor
Livestock operators on the Dixie National Forest face a likely reduction in grazing permits next year due to drought reducing range carrying capacity. Forest Supervisor Gurr advises stockmen to use the government's cattle buying program to cull surplus and sell the least valuable animals, arguing profits may rise with fewer animals amid an impending permit cut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dixie National Forest
Gurr
Beto
Commissioners Propose ER A Bounty Plan for Relief Funds
The Board of County Commissioners solicits livestock groups to back diverting Federal Emergency Relief Funds to a predatory animal bounty. They argue state funds could pay bounty without overhead, leveraging existing mechanisms to aid relief recipients and protect livestock. The move hinges on unity of livestock interests and available funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
Focal Livestock Associations
F.U R.A
F.E
Plea to the Public From Parowan Gun & Rod Club
The Parowan Gun & Rod Club appeals to the public to cooperate in protecting game birds and discouraging poaching. It condemns predators and guns used by careless sportsmen and warns that continued violations may force seeking state game department help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gun & Rod Club
Gun & Red Club
State Flame Department
Parowan Gun & Rod Cluw
Local Visitor Frankie Datley Cooty Enjoys Coast Trip
Frankie Datley Cooty and her young son Aspen spent a few days this week visiting her mother and relatives before heading to the Coast for a three week stay. She will return to Salt Lake City afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankie Datley Cooty
Aspen
Lomenly
Salt Lake City
Parowan July 24 Celebration Attracts Large Local Crowd
Parowan observed Utah's Pioneer Day with an estimated crowd at Five Mile forest camp. The High School band, dramatization of Pioneer entry, and musical numbers highlighted a holiday mood. Bishop Adams presided and Mrs. Hunt was introduced as a hand cart veteran. Families dined together then enjoyed sports, races, tether ball, and a town baseball game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parowan
Utah
Five Mile Forest
Tts
Mary Ortuen
Tome Beloves
Rex C.ward
W.L. Adams
Glenna BM. Ward
L. Walter Peterson
Elizabeth Hunt
St. George
Democrats Plan County Convention On August 25
County Chairman Scott M. Matheson announced plans for the Democrats to hold a county convention on August 25 to select delegates for state and congressional conventions. Precinct chairmen will run primaries to send delegates, with options to reorganize the county committee during the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tate
Tairy Stockholders to Meet August 6th
Notices go out this week from the secretary to the stockholders of the Southern Utah Dairy Co. announcing the annual meeting to be held at 7 o'clock p m on Monday August 6 in the courthouse. The meeting will hear officer reports and elect three directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Utah Dairy Co
Court House
Petty Motor Co Sets Local Ford Sales Record
Cedar City and district lead in Ford dealer sales with Petty Motor Co second overall for April to June totaling 83 units. East Lake City top dealer had 946, Cedar City’s figures exceed Ogden and Provo, with J. Carl Knell earning a top Salt Lake district honor and a bonus likely tied to a World Fair award.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford
Cedar City
Uta
Petty Motor Co
East Lake City
Salt Lake City
Ogden
Tooele Dealer
Provode
Logan
Richfield
Price
Provo
Tn- Rat
J. Carl Knell
Petty Abotor
Sales
Salt Lake District
Coal Deposits Survey Prompts Farm League Meeting
Cedar City and Parowan visitors reported on surface coal seams along the Camel deposits between Cedar Mountain and Kanab. They described 5 to 6 feet of light cannel coal with 2 to 3 feet of bituminous coal above, estimating 500,000 tons of wood coal could be stripped before mining. Local officials discussed legal steps for the Southern Utah Empire Development Project and potential government loans for make work programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Pare
Cedar City
Parerenah
Farm Labor League
Cedar Mountain
Kanab
Anderson
Messrs
Daity and Dalton
Faragonah
é@ngineer
Congress van Aturdock
L. ©. Karvick
Beaver
Karrick
Bhurdock
Salt Lake City
Southern Utah Empire Development Project
Fazineer Karrick
Murdock
League
Cedar
Parowan
EK. S. Oakes
State Farm and Labor League
Als
Misa Ailce Orton Visits Relatives Then Returns to Work
Misa Ailce Orton visited relatives and friends last week and returned promptly after Mr. POFL Une, her employer, underwent an operation. Before leaving she ordered the home paper to be sent to her for a year to stay connected with the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Ailce Orton
Erozi Pangulteh
Mickelsons From Lovell Visit Local Family
Mr and Mrs Edward Mickelson and relatives from Lovell Wyoming have been visiting here for a week with relatives and friends. Mr Mickelson has not been here for eight years while Mrs Mickelson has visited once or twice since then.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Mickelson
Lovell
Michelin
Mickelson
Hayes
Auxiliary 10 Meeting Set for August Second
The Legion Auxiliary schedules its regular monthly meeting on Thursday afternoon August 2 in the Relief Society rooms. The program features a book review, a reading, a blunt, a duet, and a vote to elect Mary Logan State Education officer and a new local president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Legion Auxiliary
iThursday
P W A Loans Will Require Election
Parowan city faces a required election to authorize bond issuance for a Public Works Administration loan to upgrade electric light and water systems. City officials say bonds would be paid from plant earnings and not a tax lien. agreements with the loan have not yet arrived. Twenty four other municipalities are in the same situation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parowan City
Tts
Public Works Administration
Klaisden
Tigia
Gravnger
Caddwell and Richards
Connecion
New Suits Filed in District Court Against Pendleton and Benson
On the 25th in the county district court Joby A. Malia for Hank of Fron County sues Wim W Pendleton et al to foreclose a chattel mortgage for 1721.26 plus interest and 186 attorneys fees. Also the Puroewan Mercantile Co sues Edgar Benson for two notes totaling 464.73 with interest and 50 attorneys fees. Both suits filed by Morrit and Matheson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
This
Joby A. Malia
Fron
Wim. WW
Morrit and Matheson
New Flour and Feed Business Opening in Whitney Building
Paroway will host Smith's Produce Distributing Service a new flour and livestock feed venture. George Thes Smith will import flour and offer livestock feeds with home delivery using a large truck. The enterprise aims to serve local stockmen with first class service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paroway
George Thes Smith
Whitney
Hawk
Smith
Serviee
Yager Proposes Plan To Reform Relief And Employment
A plan by George A. Yaser, State director of the National Reemployment Service, would link relief to work acceptance, requiring registration with relief and offering employment before relief ends. It aims to reduce reliance on relief, aid private employers, and may be tested in Iron and Lassner counties before broader state expansion. Local officials including H L Adams and M J Urie attended the conference and invited Yaser to explain the proposal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wen
George A. Yaser
National
Me. V
Yaser
Waskington
Lon
Beaver
Millata County
Relief Administration
Relief Committee
Mr. Yazer
Iron
Rim
H. L. Adams
Wilford Day
Nellie MM. Clark
Warner Mitchell
L. N. Marsden
John W. Bentley
Urie
Claude Edwards
Rose Gardner
Samuel Abboté
Barton Family Leaves for Boulder City and Berkeley
Mrs D P Barton and her son LeMoig depart soon for Boulder City where Mr Barton and another son Ellie work. LeLois heads to Berkeley California to study electrical engineering. George D Morris family enjoyed a Five Mile reunion with relatives from Cedar City and Beaver. Larry Stow arrived from Colorado to visit and retrieve his wife remaining six weeks with the Parcells family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. P. Barton
LeMoig
Boulder City
George D. Morris
Five Mile
Durham Morire
Reel Rollo
Fiam
Cedar City
Als
Nre
Asa ‘Topham
Paragouah
Rie
API Afes Heed Saith
Beaver
Larry Stow
Colorado
Mrs. Stow
the Parcells Familly
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James H. Wolfe
E.R.A. Bounty
Fish
Ecounty
Fay
de le Ravée
Prova
TAIRY
Tetty Motor Company
Mevtls
Alec
Guirg
de Aus- Mary
Beas Miller
Mes
James Joneton
Hesa Aller
Fern Skougard
Alice Dalton
Cora Davenport
Edna Patch
Bertha Sue Halterman
Nts
A. Halterman
Yager
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