Fair Committee Forms Plans for Cedar Parowan Project
A county fair committee of five regular members and two advisory members was named by Parowan officials to draft plans for a fair to be held next year in Parowan Cedar City region. The group will decide dates budget and venue and seek county sponsorship and WPA funding for a new complex involving jail offices and county sheriff facilities.
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Fenton
Wilford Day
Water Mitchell
Parowan
Barley
Win
H. Woot
Cooley
la E. Teller
Joel Barlow
Paani
Q Dele Son
Dee Club
R. I. Pion
T. J. Addund
Alttenels
Thelr
WEA
Cty
Cedar City
WPA
Cone
Guyallye
Tron
Lar City
Thie Couna
Cedar Oty
Washington
Garfieldounty Board of
Jouat Goard
Wisson
Sale Yetka City
Paragopah-Paitoh
Garfeld County Minioniays
OH. J. Miller
Teva ‘Petersen
Cedar Cry
Tusay
Ground Water Level Rises in Parowen Valley
The Parowen Valley pump well district 1 saw a 3.7 foot rise in 1938 from 1927 levels, the Utah state study by Bunmayy and US Department of Interior notes the Cedar Valley gain of 18 feet and Beryl district jump of 9.1 feet. The report cites conservation efforts, winter capping of wells, and broader water level increases across the state, with several new settlers moving into the county to run farms and establish homes.
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Parowen Valley
United States Department of Entertor
Bu- Slater
T. H W
Utah
Flord Valley
Cedar Valley
Elven
Paris
Raige Ig
Svorés
Wella
Ruth Adams Wins D. P. Scholarship Award
Ruth Adams, a senior at County High School and member of 4 H Clothing, won the 1933 U Men Paoile Scholarshp award, receiving $100 in cash and travel to the State Agricultural College at Logan. The award supports a year of study and Ruth plans to attend junior college after graduation.
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Ruth Adams
Faowan
Umen Paoile
Ira Sounig
Ruth Wan
Ma County
Dreen Revug
Ash Das
Umd
Btabe
Logan
Ruth Isa
Perawat
Ber
Fem High Acheal
Carel Sargent
Codey Qty
Garden Club Hosts Tea at Cedar Breaks Café
The Parqwan Garden Club invites members to a tea at Cedar Breaks Café on Tuesday March 21 at 4. The program features officers presiding, a secretary report, a solo by Mary Orton, and a recital by Mrs. Melinga Adana. Maude B. Parcells, newly named president, selects officers to serve next year with installation to follow at the June event.
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Parqwan | Gardem Club
Muceta Ata
Tieday
Presidiumi
Mary Orton
Mra. Melinga
Adana
Eru
Maude B. Parcells
Ang
Jyneheo
Edward Ward Killed In Auto Accident
Edward Ward dies in a car crash near Beaver Junction while returning from a Legion celebration. Several passengers including Ward’s son-in-law Jess and others suffer serious injuries, with Ward pronounced dead at a Paragonah first aid station. Clyde A. Epperson and a companion transport the injured to hospitals. Ward’s widow and extended family mourn as service details are announced.
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Orlando W. Adama
George Skinnes
Ae Cur
Jake W. Gary Alt. Matheson
Don Skougard
Ogeirpants
Legan
Tyith
le Clyde A. Epperson
Kaysvile
Utah
California
Ward
Adams
Bkowgard
Epperson
Lowe Barton's
Paragonah
Biw Dallah
Skougard
Dalton Gurr
Euouldey
Skougaed
Matheson
Skinney
Ayr
Jus Wile
LaPeral
Sam Wart
Emma W. Ward
G.sera
Sut
Cquevieve Lowe
Alverta Brand
Mule
Legion
D. & Ehyrey
Gare
Community Planning Board of rIc zx s Named
Executive Committee of County Planning heard report at Parowan Court House Friday evening. Chairmen and members from Kanarra Beaver Iron Kane and other areas outlined goals to study county resources and craft county agricultural plans for 1939. County Planning Board member Wilford Day urged broad cooperation to develop recommendations forming the basis for the 1939 County Agricultural Plan.
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Frank Williamson
Oveerhairaan
Summity
Purowan
Noard
Beaver Iron
Washington
Kane Coun
Day
Eleventh District Representatives Return After Busy Legislative Week
The Eleventh District delegation completed a hectic week at the 2939 session. Members introduced and supported measures including a $5000 monument fund and restrictions on school valuations. Votes varied on unemployment, taxation exemptions, and an in-state airport authority bill. Representative Hunter supported aging aid changes and the appropriation bill, while Ky Miller Tyott backed tax exemptions for home furnishings. Mrs. Chute Oita toured the district, and Mr. Harmen Gubler of Santa Clara, Utah, participated in the week’s activity.
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Sucoteshily
Charles R.renter
We Alee
Aft Maronntitice
Sunator
Gs Chamecy
Hunter
Tira J Statia
Bis
Albert Ky Miler Tyott
Theda
Chute Oita
Harmen Gubler
Santa Clara
Utah
Ganges
Rehytaenee Fuss Social Wulfare Jeglelnom
Rollam
Ifjyns
Larga
Nieburg
Nts. Pasanga
Rory
Qhem
Azme
Training School Aids Local Patrolmen In Salt Lake City
T. J. Adame of this city attended a special teacher training course for women troopers conducted weekly in Salt Lake City. An expert from California led the program, designed to train participants to teach others in the patrol service. Attendees included Salt Lake and Ogden traffic policemen, totaling about twenty. The course covered useful instructions, as noted by Adame.
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T. J. Adame
Ana
Salt Lake City
California
Erthen
Salt Lake
Adams Named Assistant Easter Pageant Director
Adams an former head of the Easter pageant was named assistant director for Zion Park’s Easter spectacle according to Grant H Hedford the pageant’s director. The first principals meeting last week discussed improving staging and replacements due to absences and out-of-state cast changes.
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Whel Adama
Parawang Long Am
Southern
Dramatat
Adams
Beam
Agi Zion Park
Jay Tunygwil
Agali Beast
Jus Das
Edwin K. Peterwon
Provo
Herod
Wihl
Pontus
Pilate
Wall
Usta Amd Orchestra
Mr Redford Repores
Cedar City
Xe College
St. George
Tums
Pal
Gew
Zion Aml
Bryce Canygot National Parks
Paul
Iel Peterdn
Franke
Zion
Celebrrtion
Tin Zion Park
Ryaumed
Sunast
Pusk Otdgels
Yo Haver
Peterwen
Utah Legislature Tax and Welfare Reforms Debate
Summarizing a fragmented report on Utah's early 20th century tax measures and welfare proposals. It notes legislators' mixed reception, proposed increases in education funding, adjustments to tax exemptions, and plans for public welfare programs, with emphasis on potential effects across sectors and communities.
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Alvi NeMiMe
Rockville
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Parewan Lane
DeMille
Dixie Town
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Ajax
Igarden Club
Cedar Breaks Cafe
Edward Ward
Community Planning Board OF
Riczxs
Slmer Garr
Hebert Garr
Orlamt Ward
Emma Worl
Standardville
Garber County
Dawn
Dhelma Gibsor
Galt Lake City
Mys
Orland
Bock
Adule Fox
Edward Word
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