Social Security disability freeze deadline emphasized for June 30
A Social Security officer will visit Utah State Employment Service in Cadar City on June 7 from 9 am to 12 noon and 1 pm to 3 pm to explain eligibility for the disability freeze. The session aims to help workers with prolonged disability understand protections and potential cash benefits, encouraging qualified individuals to apply.
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Powell
Social Security Office
Utah State Employment Service
Cadar City
U of A Summer Registration Set For June 13
University of Utah Summer School opens enrollment for graduates and others, with six week sessions and a full summer quarter. Registration, June 13. classes begin June 14. term ends August 26. subjects include nine workshops alongside regular courses. For sale Cedar posts contact Clyde Moore.
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University of Utah
Harold W. Bentley
Consumers More Optimistic Now Than A Year Ago
A Federal Reserve Board survey in early 1955 shows 69 percent of U S consumers expect good times this year, up from 43 percent in early 1954. Only 12 percent foresee bad times, while 25 percent were pessimistic in 1954. neutral respondents remain around one third.
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Pervent
Herlace
Aome
Eyme
Two Million Eggs Expected From Schofield Reservoir
An expected two million eggs will be taken from Pied Creek above Schofield Reservoir in holding pens. The haul, part of a limited stocking program, is praised by the Department of Fish and Game as a welcome boost to the state fisheries program.
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Pied Creek
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Department of Fit and Game
Schofield
North East Furniture
Cable Mountain Lumber Cable Was Lifted By Cable In Zion Park
Historic account details David Flannigan and brothers building a cable system to haul timber from Cable Mountain to Zion Canyon floor. By 1906 two hundred thousand feet of lumber moved. peak days reached 16,000 feet. Sawmill atop Cable Mountain operated until 1907 then riders and limited use until 1920s under National Park Service. The top of Cable Mountain remains visible to visitors today.
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Zion Nat. Park
David Flannigan
Cable Mountain
Brigham Young
William J. Flannigan
Cedar City
Atte
Flannigan
Zion
National Park Servier
Big Game Board Opens Public Hearings Schedule
The Utah Board of Big Game County plans public hearings across six counties to gather input on the forthcoming hunting season. Hearings run June 6 to June 16 at county courthouses and the Governor's Board Room, urging participation from individuals and organizations.
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Big Game Board
Uta Board of
Cottyol
Wlater
Trifles make perfection, tat per fection is no rifle
Quote attributed to Michelangelo reflects a view on precision and care in work, suggesting small details accumulate into high quality. The jagged phrasing shows OCR oddity but conveys the idea that minor measures yield excellence.
Efficiency Of Solar Battery Doubled In Year Since First Announcement
The Bell Solar Battery efficiency rose to 11 percent in a year, up from 6 percent, Bell Telephone Laboratories reports. Dean G Williams says the breakthrough enables wide industrial use and a test in Americus Georgia this summer to gauge rural line power viability.
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Dean G. Williams
Mountain States Telephone
Bell Telephone Laboratories
Williams
Bell System
Americus
Georgia
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