Road Improvement Requests By Mining Interests In County
Wining Interests led by Syste, Pietro Aria and J T Fez 4no met with Board of County Commissioners at their March session to push for a road from Modena to Glarings improved. They cited mining activity at Gold Springs and funds spent, outlined future plans, and pressed actions to rotate Cedar-Wig Nevada highway upgrades. Commissioners ordered letters to State Road Commission, handled right of way payments, appointed Sumner Hatch as County Fase Committee chair, and arranged sheriff equipment funding while noting fiscal constraints.
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Syste
Pietro Aria
J.T. Fez
Uoty
Eogar
Modena
Gold Springs
Ark
Aberdock
Commission
Jean
Crestline
Nevada
Peders
Land Bank
Berkeley
William W. Pendleton
Utah State and Board
Archie Benzon
Parowai
Y. S. Highway No
Sumner Hatch
Maldow E. Christensen
Washington, D.C
King
Percuasion
Weita
Criitensen
Niacm
John B
Alvsit Soham
Public Water Department
Topham
Mn W. "Hendricks
State Board of Agticulture
Skougard
Inces
Apartment of Agriculture
Soil Conservation Checks Reach Iron County Farmers
Sixty seven checks were issued to Iron County farmers under the 1937 Soil Conservation program. Average payment was 37.40 dollars per farmer. Checks reflect cooperation and adjustments due to irrigation, with higher crop value offsetting smaller benefits in 1937.
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Iran County
Chaiymon II L. Adams
County Agricultural Conservation Committee
Atr
Adams
Iron County
Mr. Adama
Pregtacn
Cedar High School May Be Moved From Branch College
The Cedar and Tron County Boards of Education reviewed a coordinating committee report proposing to move Cedar High School from the Cedar branch college to a separate unit. The plan aims to benefit both schools and was approved for further action, including seeking WPA or related funds and arranging transportation for a district music festival. Leave of absence was granted for Pendleton and Luke to attend higher institutions. administrators will attend a Salt Lake City conference. Also reported is the marriage of Belle Pendleton Jakeman to Henry Clay Crowe in Salt Lake City.
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Drswth College
Cedar High School
Board of Education
Wen
Tron County Board of Education
Branch College
At. J. Brace Farlane
Henry Oberhandley
Jlever Levy
N. J. Barlow
Gatter
Association of General Contractors
BWA
WPA
John Pendieton
Parowan High School
William Luke
Cedar
Pendleton
Davis
California
Fort Collins
Colorado
Amea
Iowa
Luke
Columbia University
le Deateict
Salt Lake City
St Dtate College
Trou County
Parowan road plan update and tax deed sales noted
John Stevens outlines changes to the proposed road on U B Highway No 91 near Parowan. Location shifts and minor items were discussed. Several parcels held by the county under tax deeds were sold before the meeting adjourned.
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John ¥. Stevens
Tog
Cast named for Zion pageant and flood damage report
The Easter Pageant at Zion National Park proceeds with a completed cast headed by Allen Cannon reader. The article lists many players and roles, with preparations advancing. separately a Forest Service report notes heavy storms in southern Utah causing road and irrigation damage along the Dixie National Forest and river flood impacts near Mesquite and Bankerville, Nevada, prompting a water repair effort backed by a 60-enrollee camp and regional engineers.
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Zion Na- Honal Turk
Allen Cannon
Hranch Agricultural College
English Department
Chrielus
Grane H. Redford
Mary
Forest Service
Utah
Southerntah
Dixie Division
Dixie Naional Forest
Virgini
Santa Clara Rivera
Dame
Frrigatton
Mesquite
Bankerville
Nevada
Thue
Washington
Moapa
Bunkerville
Kunz
Merril Whitlock
Henry Day
Yeyo
Uulldera
Marketeria Celebrates Its Birthday With Sale
The clipping reports The Marketeria in Lakeview Oregon celebrating its first anniversary with a sale. Owners Bennett Brothers Exte and Dell advertise a complete modern foods stock at modern prices while thanking the public for support and noting a broadened stock to meet customer needs.
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Lake County Examiner
Lakeview
Oregon
Jyly Erle
Dell
Wiese
Parowan
Oregon City
Bennett Brothers
Exte
Merketeria
Wees
Marketeria
Minersville Girl Leases Day’s Beauty Salon
Bya Marshall of Bilnersville will take over the Day Beauty Salon from Mires EMen D. Lloyd in a staged arrangement. Marshall will operate under a teaxo and assume management next Monday morning. Ellen plans to quit Saturday night and move to Boulder City Nevada with Rex Lloyd for the next year or two. Freeman Pendleton remains at home recovering from a partial stroke and age related illness.
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Bya Marshall
Bilnersville
Mires
Emen D. Lloyd
Mlts Marshalls
Ellen
Boulder City
Nevada
Rex Lloyd
Freeman W. Pendleton
Bously
Hie
Tie
Exchange Club hears Mexico trip report and local road talks
Members at the Exchange Club luncheon heard Arthur Joseph recount his recent Mexico City trip including Carlsbad Caves, Mexican roads, scenery, and bullfights. County officials reported plans to push Little Creek-Panguiteh road construction with the State Road Commission and WPA funding discussions. East of town WPA funds were deemed unlikely without local cost sharing. The Cedar Creeks Cafe gathering drew a large turnout as Jim Liegd and Barbara Benson visited from Los Angeles.
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Exchange Club
Arthur Joseph
Mexico City
Joseph Autom
Carlsbad
Decker
Roy Morris
WPA
Cedar Creaks Cafe
Mengbey
Moisture Totals Rise After Recent Winter Storms
The section saw another 0.43 inches of moisture from yesterday's big storm, with 0.21 inches from Sunday afternoon, lifting the week's total to 0.64 inches. Temperatures fell to 8 below zero, only eight degrees warmer than the coldest winter night, and yearly moisture nears last winter's mark with thirteen days left in the month.
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Dor Thia
Relief Societies to Hold Consolidated Meeting
The Relief Societies of both local wards will meet together next Tuesday afternoon at the usual hour and place for a social service lesson. Principal Glenn E. Snow will present the lesson on Paration. All members of both wards are invited to attend.
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Glenn E. Snow
Welfare Expenditures Reduced for Quarter Highlights
State welfare director J W Gillman ordered cuts of about 150900 to county and state funds for the April quarter due to heavy winter demand and lack of federal aid. Counties must share the reductions fairly while not affecting aid to the elderly. Authorities urge tighter individual budgets and seek cost cuts in fuel and clothing provisions without harming recipients. The notice notes no cuts to elderly or blind grants and cites Works Progress Administration steps to boost job placements. Pat Fenton and Robert Prizehellenue spent a few days with their families after returning from the U S to visit the area.
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J. W. Gliman
State Department of Public Welfare
State Board of Public Welfare
Giflinan
Gillman
Works Progress Administration
oThe State Board
Gillman Ukewlee
Ivan County
Parowan WPA Tree Planting Project Moves Forward
Parowan City advances a WPA tree planting effort approved by government. About 450 trees will be planted next month with 150 Bolton poplars 109 green ash and 100 sycamore sourced from a local lot and an Eastern nursery. The project costs near 30000 with city funds covering irrigation and supervision.
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Hatein
John T. Rasmussen
Jage Neugh
State Road Department
Parowan Ward to Present Benefit Play
Parowan East Ward will stage the play At The Stadion s on Thursday night March 24 to benefit the two wards. The production centers on smuggling narcotics and drugs across the Canadian border into the United States with comedy and mystery. A fine cast is listed including Lelln Orton LaMar Jensen Clel Hulet Whisky Orton and more.
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Thurslay
Parowan East
Stadion
United Staten
Lise Bean
Lell’n Orton
LaMar Jensen
Clel Hulet
Whisky Orton
W. L. Adss
Angus Morris
Margaret Sundburg
Wanda Baler
Buyele Adams
Eno Adams
State Sets Dates for Automobile Inspection Period
The State Road Commission announced a March 1 to June 15 inspection window for all motor vehicles. Car owners are urged to bring cars in early to ensure safe running condition and avoid last minute delays. Principal Glenn F. Snow of Parowan High School attends the school executives convention in Salt Lake City this weekend with district leaders.
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State Road Commission
Jung
Glenn F. Snow
The
Parowan High School
Sul
Lake City
Cus Atatrtet
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Henry Clay Crowe
Salt Lake Ciy
H. G. Parcelly
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Freeman Pendleton
Mr Crowe
Union Pacific Railroad
Dixie Forest
Frank Dailey
Janes Slaycock
Ifnrold Major
Lee Sunt
Albert Dailey
Howard Betenson
Max Banks
Raymond Kimball
Leo Cahoon
Discieles
Arthur Jones
Ed. Palmer
Joseph S. Fife
Herbert P. Haight
B. Tweller
Frank DB. Wood
George Crimshaw
Nelson Marsden
George Naegle
Furricane
Toquerville
LaVerista
Rockville
Springdale
St. George
Ln Dteet
Teoo County Record
J. P. Martin
W. W. Blakeslee
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Minersville Girl
Irxchange
Mexico
Jim Liegd
Los Angeles
Barbara Benson
Roma
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Pat Fenton
Robert
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