Cedar City 203 Encampment Plans Advance Amid Civic Support
Cedar City coordinates with civic and church groups for the Annual Black Hawk Encampment set for August 4, 6, 7. Highlights include a pageant art music festival on campus, a Powwow led by President Wot, a large parade, and rodeo events featuring Utah Pioneers and Knitting War veterans. Local officials and clubs participate as Cedar City hosts visitors and regional delegates. A budget hearing follows the regular school board meeting, with final adoption expected.
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Ciurch
Plata
Deta
Pres. Wot
Tanner
Church
Sivie
Daughree
Utah
Local Residents and Visitors Share News Across the Region
Locals report visits from Wesley Thatcher of Thatcher Arizona and Mrs Chilton from Riverside California. Miss Aston Gurr visits her brother in Provo for a few days. New baby girl born to Mr and Mrs Hettinge in Callente Nevada at the county hospital. Tabble Halterman operated on for appendicitis and recovering. Orland Ward visits Bozeman Montana while Roy Benson plans a trip to Southern California with his wife and son. Funeral held for county warden John B Carpenter in Cedar City. Claudia Joseph travels to Los Angeles with friends Water and Catherine Clark. Mrs Qleen Davis returns from Beaver with her family and visits. Mrs Taylor Fatkineot visits Benjamin then grandmother Mrs Maria Taylor is ill. Mrs Jean Matheson stays in Fioche Nevada guest of Frank Holm and Mickelson family. Clayton Dalton visits from relatives en route to Los Angeles after Salt Lake City. Mrs Hibbert and daughter Burgle I Adams depart for Prov to visit a daughter.
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Wesley ‘Taylor O
Thatcher
Arizona
Provo
Salt Lake City
Jean Matheson
County ‘Treasurer’s Office
Fioche
Nevada
Frank Holm
Colors of Gold and the Futility of Aluminum Alloys
The Chicago Tribune notes gold appears in several colors through light transmission and alloying. Pure gold is malleable and yellow, while greens, whites, reds, and blues arise from mixtures with silver copper and iron. Aluminum alloys create vivid spectra but are too brittle for practical use.
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Chicago Tribune
Giants Of The World Trees Reach Great Heights
Scientists at the United States Forest Products Laboratory in Madison report trees exceeding 400 feet tall in ancient ages. They cite the General Sherman and General Grant as the widest in the U.S. with bases 33.8 and 20.7 feet diameters. Other noted trees include a eucalyptus in Australia, a Sicily chestnut, a Bosphorus sycamore, and a Mexican cypress. Growth stops as heights and nourishment shift to girth.
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United States Forest Products Laboratory
Madison
Wis
United States
General Sherman
General Grant
California
Australia
Mount
Aetna
Sicily
Spoonerisms and the famed Rev William Spooner
A note on Spoonerisms defines them as accidental sound transpositions linked to Reverend William A. Spooner, warden of New College, Oxford. It cites examples from 1885 and mentions his death in 1900 at age eighty six.
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Wiliam A. Spooner
New College
Oxford
England
Self Incrimination Rule Aids Evil-Doers in Modern Courts
The article discusses the right against self incrimination, citing constitutional protections in the U S and states except New Jersey and Iowa, notes its long historical use to shield criminals from punishment, and recalls origins in English law and the Inquisition. It argues the rule remains deeply rooted in modern American law despite changes in procedure.
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United States
New Jersey
Iowa
Amer Jcan Judicature Society
Mother Crab Guards Her Eggs Until They Hatch
ABits of natural history note in TitBits Magazine describe how a female crab carries about thousands of eggs under her tail. Most eggs fail to mature, but those that do hatch release young crabs the size of a pinhead. The newborns have transparent shells and grow quickly, with early wriggling movements and a hairlike outer covering.
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Sten
Nate
Clipper Flying Mish Wins Thrilling 1838 Ocean Race
On February 1, 1838 the clipper Flying Mish reached San Francisco after a 15,000 mile voyage from New York in 2 days 2 hours. Her rival John Cipla sailed in 2 days 20 hours as both ships raced along the coast. The journey from the Atlantic seaboard to California took over three months for the Greyhounds of the Sea.
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New York
Cape Mora
Johntipla
Veesela
Thes
John Cipla
Atlantic Seaboard
Culifornia
Local residents and visitors arrive for summer visits and health notes
Names and relationships show several visitors from Salt Lake City and Provo staying a few days or weeks, including Mrs. Nellie Anderton and Mrs. Beatrice Thorley. A nursing injury from a horse accident is noted for Charles Bentley, while Mable McDonald from Mesa reports hay fever and asthma improving. City funds totaling between 900 and 1000 dollars were paid on delinquent taxes to protect property for the May sale.
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Edouard Matheson
State Tax Commission seeks more information on 1936 valuations
The State Tax Commission requests additional data on mine and public utility valuations for 1936 and offers dates for personal meetings. It notes the May to June board of equalization period and urges prompt submission of significant facts to allow corrections if needed. Memorial Day visitors noted. hydroelectric pipe line work in canyon awaiting city review and possible final payment. Water system project completion martial.
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Tax Commission
State Tax Commission
Irwin Arnovite
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