Clubbing Weekend at ELAC Hosts Delegates From Regions
A lively three day gathering at the B A C and College of Southern Utah saw club leaders from Washington Beaver Garfield and Iron counties attend early morning educational sessions directed by Professor Hogenson Kir Ober hander Miss Golda Faux and Miss Paton. Visitors enjoyed welcoming entertainments a motorsport display and cooking and craft contests as delegates shared duties and responsibilities amplifying the clubbing movement statewide.
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Vistors
Kang
Hogenson
Kir
Oberhander
Golda Faux
Miss Paton
Washington
Beaver Garfield
Iron Counties
Boa G
College of Southern Utah
Profesor Hotmer
Bern
Alock
Fangattch
B.alu
Theo Hosp Lahky
Rachel G. Dirge
Manure Management Cuts Fly Breeding in Stables and Yards
Reading on fly control shows manure and unclean yards breed house flies. Clean stables daily and haul manure to fields. Spreading manure on surface dries it out and kills fly eggs. Estimates from Fr Ro Hagen bulletin show successive generations create millions of eggs and larvae, highlighting urgency of sanitation.
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Ro Hagen
Er Acaeon
Are We The Wise Ones In A Tramp’s Morning
A diarist contrasts the tramp’s simple breakfast with the narrator’s grind of newsprint life. The piece muses on social divides as a vagrant shares bread with kindness while the author negotiates debt, vanity, and the obligation to produce in a modern system.
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Gianey
Bert Yusk
Igb
Parowan News Highlights War Work Booklet and Local Notes
A Parowan issue outlines a free booklet detailing Utah Agricultural College wartime contributions in Serving the Commonwealth. It covers training for service, Extension, and new stations, with photos of buildings and activities. Local items report road bridges, railroad prospects, rescinded frost damage, illnesses, vacations, sales ads, and staff changes at the barber shop and Equitable store.
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Utah Agricultureal College
Utah
8 Commonwealth
D. E Robinson
Department of Information Service
Met
United States Service
Entitled 18 946 Checks For Red Cross Soldiers’ Families
The Red Cross Home Service in Utah helps locate and deliver government allotments and benefit checks to soldiers and their families. Some funds, totaling thousands, were never claimed due to changes after the war. An agent traveled across the state to find eligible relatives and ensure they receive the checks kept by the Red Cross for distribution.
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Ita
Tla
Red Cross
Home Service Department
Fed Cross
Alberc
Utah Home Service
Home Service
Azscateanes
Sock & Thiog An Gagidier
Membara
Fangly
Your Town, By Helen Ferkins
Poem urges residents to build a town by active effort and personal responsibility. It notes the writer Geo Taylor and the homecoming Frank from army service as examples of engaged locals. The piece emphasizes neighborhood pride and the link between personal action and town character.
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Nir
Mire
Geo Taylor
Tharean Frank
Frank
Water Users Notice on Cedar Creek District
Public water users receive notice regarding the Cedar Creek district plan governing water allotments and meter readings. The document outlines the 1901 amendments, sections on metering, inspection, and compliance deadlines, with a formal call for public input and publication dates in the state edicts.
Fry fish allotment expected in two weeks
The State Fish Commission mails notice that Parosan's allotment of fish fry will be ready within ax weeks. Forest Renger and Ed Gurr urge interested readers to prepare to receive and plant them in Center area, hoping this year no one mishandles or neglects the timely care of the fry.
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Green
Parowan End Crater
Parenta
Tan
Forest Renger
Ed Gurr
Hes
Fgh Commanion
Parosan
Thea
Key MEAGOTOE Reforms on Congress Agenda
As Congress debates major measures, key items include repeal of luxury tax, return of the pires, adoption of a shipping policy, settlement of the corread problem, and passage of a constitutional suffrage amendment. The budget system, economic aid, and essential appropriation bills are also under consideration. Water power development and coal and oil land leasing are among the items on the table.
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Pires
Poly
Why Did You Leave The Farm, tiy Lad
A fractured verse laments farmer sons deserting home to seek town life. The speaker blames evolving labor, pride, and pressure from platform and pulpit, arguing the old farm life lost to modern demands and personal discontent. Concerns over parental strain and duty surface in rural decline.
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Lad
Mor Lad
Repeal of luxury tax praised for children and families
The article argues that repealing the so called luxury tax will ease costs for families, claiming the tax makes candy a luxury item for children and adults. It notes Mrs L Surcon of the city gave birth last Thursday to a fine boy, and the father was pleased by the news.
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Mra . L. Surcon
Nephi
Hos Gelativen
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Adame Stock Company
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George
Cedarron County
Lois Land
Parsgonsh
Mra
Ema Flint
Paraganah
Pneumona
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Timea
Thas Summer
Dreaent
Yusk Alay
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Zion
Cee Veutis Evans
Berta Benson
Willie
Edward Cave
David
Robert E Dalton Hen
BEOR
Equitable
Gurr
Farawan Valley
Parowan Auto Co, Het
Fem Taig Paper
Wweeth, Bleea
Helen Ferkins
Lake
Mary, Ian
Yieb Bay
Titab
Eter
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Renee
Leo Anita
Mcoenepis
Dross
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