Keith Bauer Weds Colorado Girl in Parowan
Keith Bauer, a Parowan native, married Marguerite Myers from Sterling Colorado last Saturday. The couple traveled from Colorado after the ceremony to settle in Parowan arriving Wednesday afternoon. Bauer is son of Mildred Gilger and recently worked on a Sterling dairy farm, while his bride is daughter of Gay Myers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keith Bauer
Sterting
Colorado
Marguerite Myers
Parowan
Keith
Mildred Gilger
Goon
Parawan High School
Sterling
Gay Myers
Colorado City
Farmers Urged to Fight Rodent Pests This Spring
County Agent and farmers report severe crop damage from rodents this spring on farms, brush pastures, and range lands. Poison steam roller cats bait for prairie dogs and ground squirrels is available at Cedar City and Parowan offices. Land owners with rodent infested property urged to cooperate in the county campaign to eradicate or control these pests before the season advances.
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Dng
Cedar City
Parowan
Civil Service Exams Open for Nurse Positions
The U S Civil Service Commission announces open competitive exams for Public Health Nurse Graduate Nurse junior graduate nurse and related roles. Applications must arrive by July 3 east of Colorado or July 6 west of Colorado with Alaska dates for specific posts. Eligibility ages vary by position and agency.
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United States Civil Service Commission
Commission
Washington, D. Cf
Colorado
Alaska
Arctic Circle
Department of the Interior
U. S. Public Health Service
Veterans’ Administration
United States Service
Washington D. C
Utah Farms In Demand Says Federal Land Bank
The Federal Land Bank of Berkeley reports Utah farm sales rose in number and dollar volume. In May 1939 Utah sold 29 farms for 42375, up from 19 for 32680 in May 1938. January to May 1939 totals reach 176 ranches sold for 919088 versus 65 for 132026 in 1938 across the district.
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Utah
Federal Land Bank of Berkeley
Farm Credit Administration District
California
Nevada
Arizona
Public health column reports Utah Week ending June 9 cases
Public Health Column notes 447 new communicable disease cases to the Utah State Board of Health for the week ending June 9, down from 787 a year earlier. Measles, mumps, chickenpox, and whooping cough rise while diphtheria and several other diseases fall. Rock Mountain spotted fever case traced to Summit County.
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Utah
Rock Mountain
Summit County
Notice to stockholders Parowan Reservoir Co meeting
Notice to stockholders from Parowan Reservoir Co announces a meeting on Monday June 28 1939 at 8 20 oclock in the Library Auditorium to decide whether another assessment will be made to divert Dark Hollow creek into Yankee Reservoir Signed D H Richards Secretary and Rudolph Church Panguitch postmaster was a Parowan visitor on Monday of this week
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Parowan Reservoir Co
Dark Hollow
Yankee Reservoir
D. H. Richards
Sec'y
Rudolph Church
Panguitch
Parowan
Nestor Palace Thought Found Near Pylos Early Greek Stronghold
ATHENS GREECE An archaeological find on the Peloponnese coast near Pylas is identified as the likely Nestor palace from Homeric lore. Led by Dr. Constantine Kourouniotis and Prof. Carl W. Blegen, the dig ties telemachus legend to a fortified site with fresco fragments and pottery. The discovery follows bee hive tombs found two decades ago and echoes Mycenaean wealth from the Agamemnon era.
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Athens
Greece
Peloponnese
Pylas
Bay of
Navarino
Nestor
Constantine Kourouniotis
Archeological Museum
Carl W. Blegen
University of Cincinnati
Blegen
Pylos
Koursaniotis
3 Xing
Telemachus
Odysseus
Fylos
Pherae
Kalamata
Schliemann
Agamemnon
Mycenae
Use of Artificial Action Is Urged in Drownings
Toronto researchers at Banting Institute urge prompt artificial respiration as the fundamental treatment for drownings, asphyxiations, or electrocutions. They report trials show other methods offer limited value and that blood transfusion and common stimulants fail to help.
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Toronto
Banting Institute University of Toronto
Toronto Police
Fhe
Five child publishers run Maryville weekly newspaper
In Maryville Missouri five youngsters publish a single page two column sheet titled the Maryville Weekly. Editors Orion Mehus eleven Bob Tebow nine and Ronnie Wayne Tebow ten write news and an editorial. The page also includes a Bible verse weather notes poems and neighborhood birthdays.
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Missouri
Maryville
Niles
Orion Mehus
Bob Tebow
Ronnie Wayne Tebow
Locals and Personal News Roundup in Salt Lake City and Area
Locals share visits and travels with relatives and friends in Salt Lake City and nearby towns. Mrs. Grant Benson and family travel, while Hannah Dalton returns from Long Beach. Bayrle Mortensen, Bay Mortensen family, Jane Roberts, Betty Banks visit relatives. Kenneth Joseph heads to Yellowstone for summer work. Postmaster Mitchell receives roses from Paargonah. zahlreichen community notices include university attendance, beauty business moves, and fishing rumors at Navajo Lake.
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Grant Benson
Salt Lake City
Hidden taxes claim long work day for poor family
The National Consumers Tax Commission analysis says a low income American man, John American, works portions of his eight hour day to earn money for food, housing, clothing, personal expenses, transport and other items while hidden taxes cost him time equal to 50 minutes of earnings. The itemized study covered families earning $2,500 a year or less in 32 communities.
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Chicago
John American
Tax Commission
N.C. T.C
Kenneth C. Frazier
Two Men Sentenced After Break-In at Parowan Station
In Parowan early yesterday, two men Robert Johnson and Eve Horning pled guilty to breaking into Lowe's Service Station. They were fined and each given 30 days in county jail. A woman identified as Ada Hollinger and another companion faced unrelated social notices in the county. Mortensen and Stevenson were to marry next week while Jay Tony shifted coaching plans from Parowan High to Dixie Junior College.
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Robert Johnson
Eve Horning
Chissup
Lowe's Servicg
Paragonah
Orton
Pasaling
Gop Boe
Cat
Tg Sig Ray
Adams
Washing County
Jay Tony
Parowan High School
Dixie Junior College
Iron Couy
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Federal Land Bank
Public Health Column
Parowan Mercantile Co
Nestor Palace
Hannah Dalton
Long Beach
Denfa Hibbert
Bayrle H. Mortensen
Theodore Taylor
Provo
Mrs. Taylor
da M. Paxton
Alice Robinson
Logan
Jane Roberts
Minersville
Betty Banks
Beaver
Imorace Skougard
Kenneth Joseph
Yellowstone National Park
Shirley Mercer
John S. Dallox
Fort Douglas
Henry Orton
Cecil of
Pangulrch
Scott Orton
Adelinda Thornton
James Haycock
University of Utah
Utah Parks Company
Anette Jakeman
Pendleton
James Taylor
June Taylor
Mitchell
Alice McBride
Paargonah
Bower Garden
Sarah Connell
LaVerne Hyatt
Sise Ward
Audrey Miller
Libbie Matheson
Maggie Page
Hare
Emerson Adams
Spokane
Washington
Emerson
Jimmie Lyman
Frank Lyman
Rex Lloyd
Jin Lloyd
Boulder City
Lloyd
Ida Burton
Alice Prothero
Burton
Ogden
Navajo Lake
Cal Mornia
Navajo
Roald Richards
S. J. Whitney
Iparents
Tens
Lawrence Miller
Nast
San Francisco
Taylor
Veterans Hospital
Galden Gate City
Fred Lewis
Kanab
Prova
Ada Hollinger
Joseph Steven
Vit jStevens
Granite
Clarice Mortensen
Ephrt
Schol
Ing
Hullinger
Sy Lake City
Iyi Mortensen
Arnold Stevenson
Alladin Theatr
Parowan, Utah
SUN
Ture
Cafe Society
Madleine Carroll
Pred
MeMumy
Comedy & News
Charley Chan
Jn Hone
Sidney Tater
THURS
FRL
SAT
Lynn Overman
Petsicia Mat
Southern ‘Utah Dairy Co
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