The Rural Press Saves World Civilization Says Wright A Patterson
Wright A Patterson argues in the Publishers Auxiliary that rural and small-town newspapers honor intelligent, sane readers and counter rising communism and militarism. He cites a London conference and Lord Balfour to claim these papers defend civilization by serving rural communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amerea
Lord Balfour
England
Germany
Italy
Austria
Belgium
France
America
Japan
Far East
Sidaller
Wright A. Patterson
Pubbishers Auxiliary
Tax reduction rhetoric hides wasteful pork projects
The article critiques politicians and business leaders who push tax cuts while backing unnecessary public spending. It argues retrenchment is needed, with balanced budgets and curbed public expense, condemning officials who push for loans and boondoggles. It notes enforcement of law as a key achievement and condemns crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chambers of Commerce
Aueiness
Josal
Hearst
Industria News Review
Referendum clash pits dentists against advertising ban
Utah voters face a clash as petition signers urge repeal of recent dental legislation while opposing groups claim to defend public health. The dispute centers on advertising by dentists and charges of unethical practice, with broader political maneuvering around a statewide radio rally for the Democratic campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vetera
Utah
Legislatien
Vyhe
den~ Val Society
Uniop Dental Co
Nand Phe
Ike
Sete
Tim Farley
Baror
Nautical Novelties and Naval Facts From Salt Lake City
A Salt Lake City Navy Recruiting Station publication outlines naval bells and their times, historic ship battles on Lake Champlain, moon and sun tides, and supply needs of a modern battleship. It notes 32 youths from the Inter-mountain Region enlisted in June, with 26 more to enter in July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy
Salt Lake City
Lake Champlain
States
Benedict Arnold
Sir Guy Carleton
Thomas MacDonough
United States Navy
Inter-mountain
Fourth of July plans and local church conference in Cedar City
During the Cedar City quarterly conference at the Parse wan Stake on June 24 25 President J N Marsden and counselors led meetings with Jos McMurrin and others representing church authorities. A July 4 program was announced featuring a morning service music by Eeeles an oration by Rev Mice, a 2:50 children’s dance, a 4:00 Parowan Cedar City baseball game, children’s events, and a big Onera House dance. Marriage licenses were issued for several couples in Parowan and Cedar City. Walter C Mitchell spoke on “Vicarious Work for the Dead” at the Ward Belief Society. Ground was broken for the Parowan Ward meeting house and volunteers were asked to contact the contractor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parsewan Stake
Cedar City
J. N. Marsden
Wim. Hh
Lyman
A.T. Jones
Jos. McMurrin
McClelland
Jeremy Re
Eeeles
Mice
Paros
Wan
Onera
Walter C. Mitchell
Ward Belief Society
Parowan Ward
Fears Over Corruptible Offers From Big Shots
Fragmentary notes show a concern with corruptible offers and influence from powerful figures in a context labeled as the Sentinel. The readable fragment mentions hope and encouragement in a discussion about integrity and resistance to bribery by those with authority.
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Tn 4
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Parowan Times
Parowan Fue. & Pranting CO
Warner Mitchell
UN Secund Claws Ptall
Varowsu
Apre
USA
Siate Press Association
London
Aravstien
Balfour
Russia
Erglani
United States
Doen
Bill Dalton
Erson
Coal City
Beause
Eas
Parawan
Parawan Iin
Nile
Tsalle
Phil Benson
Mitchell Saw
Senson
W. Warsner Mitchell
Geo. A. Topham
Paragonah
Ovila Smith
Jos. M. Robinson
Zola Robb
Harvey Dunton
Ellen J. Topham
Randall Wilcock
Messie Jackson
Partowan
Chas, M. Mosdell
Margaret A. Perkins
Ceder Lly
cUle Sentinel
Stiavere
Tvcey
Petty Motor CO
Grdar City, Utah
Miss Ellen Day
Alfadia ‘Theatre
Rative -Lumber
Gale
Song Farowan
Wave Toney
Thig
Isp00
Haincun Ff Tasnaaet Obpossrog
Dieane
Bank of Southern Utah
Cedar City, Utah
Dad
Pia
V& Performance
Younsstone
Sayad Veity
Ford
Eulea
UCC
Detroit
Petty Motor Company
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