City Council Approves Revised Ordinances But Delays Final Passages
The council, meeting on Tuesday, revised ordinances take effect after publication post January 3 1921 and discussed electric plant economics. Salaries for operator Matheson and assistants Hyatt were cut by 25 dollars monthly to 100 and 80 and 60 respectively, with others pending. The panel debated the justice of the peace ruling on lawn sprinkling cases and ordered water shutoffs for violators pending council action. Tax levies will be set at next Tuesday’s session. A settlement with Interstate Fidelity Building and Loan for sidewalk taxes on the Ada Burton property yielded 6100 to the city.
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J. c Mitchell
S. A. Matheson
Matheson
Alma Hyatt
J. A. Hyatt
Justice of the Peace
Interstate Fidelity Building & Loan Association
Ada Burton
Community meeting weighs relief options for distress
Readers discuss funding gaps and possible remedies as last winter’s aid from county and city funds wanes. Suggestions include salary cuts, economies, local hiring, tourism revenue, and shifting industries while preserving cautious optimism for recovery.
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R. A. Thorley
Poultry Prices Expected to Rise on Production Decline
National reports show baby chick production in 1931 will be 35 to 40 percent lower than last year. With spring hatchings producing the bulk of next winter's supply, egg yolk and poultry prices are expected to rise as the market tightens. Utah data from C G Edmonds of the Utah Poultry Producers Cooperative Association notes local declines are smaller than the national drop.
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United States
Utah
C. CG. Edmonds
Utah Poultry Producers Cooperative Association
Palmer Delivers Interesting Talk at Local Meeting
President Wm. Br. Palmer spoke at the M. L. A. conjoint gathering Sunday night, sharing Parowan and Southern Utah history and outlining the Utah Trails and Landmarks Association aims and its Oregon Trails Association ties. Mrs. Luella A. Dalton read passages and East Ward Gleaner girls chorus sang two numbers.
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Wm. BR. Palmer
Utah
Utah Trails and Landmarks Association
Oregon Trails Assocation
Luella A. Dalton
East Ward Gleaner Girls Chorus
Light Yolks Preferred for Eggs in Major Markets
Foultry producers report buyers in large cities especially New York prefer light colored yolks. USDA notes dark yolks can result from green feed yellow corn or heat exposure. Dark yolks do not prove inferiority. uniform color and size define a quality product.
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New York
United States Department of Agriculture
Buyerett
Local Gas Users Push Five Cent Price Cut Petition
A petition signed by over one hundred Price gasoline consumers asks the Price Chamber of Commerce to lower prices. They allege dealers earn a ten and a half cent profit per gallon and demand at least a five cent cut. They note refinery costs and taxes total around 12 1/2 cents while service stations charge 23 cents, with Salt Lake prices cited as a benchmark. The chamber plans to act at its next meeting Tuesday.
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Price Chamber of Commerce
Oklahoma
Bachers
Salt Lake
Salt Lake Tribune
Chamber of Commerce
Mining Location Notices for Gale at the Times Office
Mining location notices for gale at the Times office describe staking and prospecting activity. The notices indicate parcels designated for mineral exploration with official identifiers and dates. Public records list claim names and coordinates and reference regulatory notices issued to claimants.
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Gale
Times Office
Locals And Personal News Highlights
Locals share visits from John S Adams of Richfield and Morgan Rollo of Cedar. Frank Thompson welcomed a baby girl born last week. his wife Glenna Lowe. Mrs John D Williams of Kanarka visited with daughter Andrea Olda. David Richards and family spent last week in the mountains where Dave fences.
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Frank Thompson
Thompson
Glenna Lowe
John D. Williams of
Kanarka
Andrew Olda
David Richards
Cuntains A
Dave Fies
Local road crew returns from Utah Colorado line near Monticello
Elwood Mortensen and partners Elwood, Ronald, McVillie and Bras returned yesterday from the Utah Colorado line near Monticello where they worked on a road job. Arthur Petersen and his eldest daughter Gleanna came from California during the week. Whether they will stay is unknown.
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Messrs
Elwood, Ronald
mVillie
Bras
Elwood Mortensen
Utah-Colorado Line
Monticelio
Arthur Petersen
Gleanna
California
Stubbs and Taylor Enjoy Short Camp Outing on Mammoth
Mr and Mrs Ted Stubbs and Miss Kate Taylor spent two or three days this week at the Stubbs sheep camp on the Mammoth. Mrs Gurr was in the Recorder s office during the latter s absence.
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Ted Stubbs
Kate Taylor
Stubbs
Mammoth
Gurr
Recorder
Nurse Superintendent Luella Hydtt Visists Home From Salt Lake County
Miss Luella Hydtt, superintendent of nurses in Salt Lake County Hospital, is on a two week vacation at home. She arrived with one of her brother Smiths daughters from Sandy for the break.
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Luella Hydtt
Salt Lake County Hospital
Smith
Sandy
Woolgrowers Protest Breaks Park Plan Visit Cedar
J. Robinson and L. J. Adams of the woolgrowers committee went to Cedar on Wednesday to seek information about a proposed Breaks park from the Forest service and other sources. Judge LeRoy Cox, his wife, his mother in law Mary L. Orton, her sister Mary, and a young man friend departed Wednesday for a tour of Southern Utah parks after the judge attended a law and motion day in St George.
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Messrs. J. ©. Robinson
L. J. Adams
Woolgrowers Committee
Cedar
Forest Office
LeRoy Cox
Mary L. Orton
Mary
Utah
St. George
Local landowners eye nearby fleurspar deposit deal
Messrs Freeman VW Flyatt Don Korace and Lorin Skougard hold a large fleurspar deposit claimed to rival the recently leased block to Petty and Jones by Davenport and Mortensen. The claim notes the vein lies five miles nearer the railroad and that Jones may lease it from the owners.
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Messrs
Freeman
Flyatt
Don, Korace
Lorin Skougard
Davenport and
Mortensens
Petty and
Jones
Boulder Dam Death Toll Rumors Put to Rest
The Las Vegas Age quotes Washington County News disputing rumors of mass deaths at the Boulder Dam project. Engineers report 10 deaths linked to accidents and heat, with five heat related. Guards and precautions are in place as fourteen hundred workers toil in Black Canyon.
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Boulder Dam
St. George
Las Vegas
Loover Dam
Black Canyon
Anu
Washington County News
Nautical Novelties and Navy Facts From a 1930s Page
A collection of naval history notes and curious facts about the U S Navy including 1775 funding, pay, submarine names, and aircraft carrier limits. Also includes agricultural tips from the U S Department of Agriculture with practical advice on kerosene wash, eggs, cucumbers, French toast, hog fat, corn plowing, and soil moisture.
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Peter
R. L. Jones
Arizona
New England
Lehi W. Jones
Jourisl
Walter K. Granger
Wilford Day
H. L. Adana
John Stevens
J. Palmer
KH. c. Knell
Joseph Jones
Hysignauy
Palmer
John S. Adams
Richfield
Mrs. Morgan Rollo
Congress
Medical Corps
U. S. Navy
Ia E
Admiral Byron
South Pole
Navy
U. 5S. Navy
U. S Navy
W. Y. Pratt
Panama
Carribbean Sea
Tle
U. S&s. Dept
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Sava
Department
Star Brand
Carrie Well
Parowan Merc. Co
Ogree
Hal
Sears O
Bobbi
Méreut Co
Ww. N.Y. Service
Old New
Orleans
Loren Garde
Dulce of the Purple
the Times
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