Debating Gold Content and Dollar Value in 1930s Finance
The piece discusses Senator Carter Glass on monetary policy, criticizing the gold standard theory and advocating reassessing dollar value. It questions fixed gold content, moral debt repudiation, and the impact on wages, prices, and general economy, urging reform of money supply rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter Glass
United States
Glass
Midas
Lfe
Senator Glass
National Congress
Geld
Iron County School Board Abandons Married Woman Policy
The Iron County School District ends its rule barring married women from teaching, deciding employment on merit. The board cited a dedicated teacher Miss Warie Williams now in Cedar Schools, whose marriage prompted policy change. The Martins Jacobsen couple’s secret marriage plans and public disclosure are noted, with prior secrecy by Barbara Green and partner referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iron County
Board of Education
Warie Williams
Cedar
Misa Williams
Jacobsen
Nevada
Salt Lake
Barbara Green
Auxiliary Entertains For Legion And Others
The local American Legion Auxiliary hosted an evening for the Legion city officials and societies with a program and luncheon. Mrs Roberta Reawley led the event with toastmaster Durham Mortis, tributes and performances by Clair Rowley Hay Garner John W Gurr Nae Gurr Itha Mortensen and W Clair Rowley. Committees included Invitations Entertainment Refreshments and an initiation meeting for members Violet Clark Rae Gurt Alice Dalton Margueritte Dalton and others were among those initiated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
The
Legion
Times
Relief Society
Roberta Reawley
Auxiliary
Durham Mortis
Clair Rowley
Hay Garner
John W. Gurr
Nae Gurr
Itha Mortensen
W. Clair Rowley
Barbara M. Adams
Venice Moore
Beatrice Orton
Jane Adams
Carmen Topham
Rae Gurr
Dean Orton
É Libbie Matheson
Elna Grames
Della Mitchell
Fern Skougard
Mamie
Mis. Violet Clark
Ree Gurt
Alice Dalton
Margueritte Dalton
Francis Wilcock
Mamie Orton
War On The House Fly Warns Of Breeding Season
Dr F J Burton urges a nationwide fly fight to prevent disease. He calls for fly swatters and removal of filth and decaying vegetation as the breeding season begins and cites a Utah Farmer paragraph praising a five tined ditch fork to remove maggots from manure in the garden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burton Kk. Wheeler
Glass
Senate
Treasury
Woodrow Wilson
Arden
F. J. Burton
Cetty
Utah
Burton Wrees
Fenton Urged for Big Game Refuge Committee
R. L. Fenton is being urged by the local Gun and Red Club for a place on the Big Game Refuge Committee of the state. A letter endorsing him notes the region’s deer abundance and his state wide experience on the legislative committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. Fenton
Gun and Red Club
Commissioners Hold Monthly Meeting In Parowan
The March meeting of the Board of County Commissioners included the attorney sheriff clerk and treasurer. They approved tax refunds bids on wool blankets for the county jail and considered unemployment funding options. Durham Morris was named deputy county attorney and a bill for election judges was rejected to avoid setting a precedent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
Summit
Luther M. Winsor
Logan
Beard
Parowan
Frank Decker
S. l. Pollock
Kanarra
Jed Cox
Scott Matheson
Durham Morris
Lunt
Court Holds Law And Motion Day Term Here
Judge LeRoy Cox presided a brief law and motion day in the District Court. Several default judgments and demurrers were resolved, with many cases set for the April term starting April 25. Divorces, asset hearings, and multiple cases including bank actions and power bills were scheduled for trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LeRoy Il. Cox
District Court
Funeral for Hay Williams Held in Salt Lake City
Impressive services were held in the Deseret Mortuary Rose Room for Hay Hudward Williams husband of Mabie Miller Williams. He died of pneumonia after a trucking trip between Salt Lake and Log Anguta. Williams was born Sept 7 1902 in Spokane Washington and is survived by his widow and two children in Salt Lake City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parowan
Salt Lake City
Hay Hudward Williams
Mabie Miller Williams
Deseret Mortary
James A. Giles
14Th Ward OL
DBD. S. Church
Mable
Salt Lake
Bertrand
Horace
Spokane
Washington
Sir
John A. Wil
Mabie Muller Williams
Virginia Farnsworth
Lucile
Robert
Agnes Maxfield
Anna Eldridge
George
James
Jack Williams
California
Williams
Loga Anguta
March &Th
Last Rites for Emily Crane Watson in Cedar City
Funeral service for Emily Crane Watson 77 of Cedar City was held in the Cedar First Ward chapel with Bishop Franklin J. Wood in charge. Survivors include nine children and relatives across Utah, Idaho, California, and North Dakota. she served as Cedar City librarian and Parowan city/ Iron County official.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emily Crane Wattson
Cedar City
Cedar First Ward
Franklin J. Wood
Barwan
Siotscarge
Mary M. Marsden
Parewan
Wateen
M. J Macfarlane
Clas
RO Hunter
Blake Relief Society
Marsden
Helice Society
Library Board
W. HK. Corry
Watson
Corry
Bishop Wood
Iran County
Wm. C. Macfarlane
Arthur King
My Father
Gordon Matheson
Iazel Granger
D. A. McGregor
St. George
Kay Casslett
Lorenzo D. Watson
Parowan
Maine
Owen Crane
Colorado
J. A. Melville
Salt Lake City
William Staples
Kanosh
Parowan City
Iron County
Daughters of the Utah Pioneers
Punty
Ralph C. Watson
Ora Hatough
Florian Jobson
Kanab
Iva W. Findlay
Luntta W. Wilson
Los Ageles
Mirv
Nevada Driggs
the Evil's Lake
North Dakota
Abs. Aston W. Stunt
Bunt
Idaho
Reduced Mileage Rate Proposed By Bulloch
County commission discussion reopens the mileage rate for official car use. Commissioner Bulloch urged a cut from eight to six cents per mile, citing government workers allowed five cents and rough roads. Other members cautioned against harming sheriff and family agents who frequently travel off main roads, noting prior reductions from ten to eight cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bulloch
Hawevas
Cowity
Gherifi
Taundly
Levy Sid
Literary Club Hosts St Patrick Themed Monthly Party
Members and partners of the literary club celebrated a March themed party at the Hatch home. Hosts included Mrs Hatch Mrs Slazer Ken licton Mrs Verda Adams and Mrs Jella Martaden with St Patrick day decorations and green ribbon bows. An elaborate dinner featured corned beef and cabbage followed by a burlesque skit and toasts by Pendleton and Dinty Moors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Hatch
Hatch
Slazer Kenlicton
Verda Adams
Jella Martaden
Ray Garner
Jigga
Clifford Empet
Margie
Margi
Pendleton
Marriage Licenses Issued This Week
The clerk's office issued licenses to Charles William Trobb 31 of Paragonah and Audrey Fotheringham 28 of Beaver, Leo A. Larson 22 of Hurricane and Lilils Jones 24 of Cedar City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Wiliam Trobb
Paracgonah
Audrey Fotheringham
Beaver
Leo A. Larson
Hurricane
Lilils Jones
Cedar City
Taragonah Paro Wat Women Attend Annual Day
Thirty-two members of the Paro wat Relief Societies gathered in Taragonah for the Annual Day celebration. They enjoyed a splendid program and were royally treated by locals. The event, held on the 16th, aimed to foster Parowan participation in future joint celebrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parowat
Taragonah
Parowan
Junior Prom At Farowan High Next Friday
Readable details show the annual Junior Promenade at Farowan High School set for Friday evening March 7. Prom committee members include Kart Adams Taylor Walkhep and Caroline Dalon with class officers Kent Mittheis and Ila Gurrier. Faculty advisors L Walter Peterson Buryle Ibbert and the Foster/Macfar ’cee family listed among organizers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farowan High School
Proms Committee
Kart Adams
Taylor Walkhep
Caroline Dalon
Kent Mittheis Praident
Lla Gurrier
Anna Tendleton
Tetacy
Loswell
Bartow
Also Mentioned on This Page
Albert M. Marsden
Orion
Fenton
Eva Adams
J. B
Adam
Benson
Ellow
Selma Kerr
Thepdore A. Kerr
North Platt
Nebraska
Intermountains Association Af Ecredit
Robert LL Wilkins
Southern Utah Lower Co
Wmn
David L. Kates
Utleal Oil Co
Liams
Congress
Amerita
Bullec
Ace
Adi Taragona
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