Clean-up campaigns boost town appeal and pride
In farming communities, clean-up drives raise landscape attractiveness and farm values. Children should play a prominent role to instill responsibility, home and neighborhood upkeep, and visible results. Unpainted homes and untidy yards hurt morale, business, and prosperity. civic pride drives property care and health measures like fly control.
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Abraham Lincoln
Dole
Locals And Personal News From The Week In Town
Locals and personal news note visits and travels as Ivan Johnson returns from Salt Lake City with family. Attorney Wm M Shay makes a business call on the way to Richfield. George Chilton and Argus Morris visit from St George, Ramona Munford from Nevada visits. Alvin A Gengson from Lynndyl visits his parents. Maria L Taylor marks her eighty second birthday with friends. Estelle Fenton fractures elbow. X rays show a broken bone, limb set and bandaged. Robert D Talbot and son Walter travel from Paragonah on business. Wayne Nostija and wife welcome a new baby boy, weight seven pounds fourteen ounces. Charles B Petty returns from Cedar Sunday after a Ford V 8 demonstration. Marsdens Toggery gets a paint refresh. John Fetarson repaints his coffee shop front. Ladies of the Legion Auxiliary plant flowers around the monument. Wanted copies of April 8 issue. 5 cents paid for first three copies. Chester Stubbs welcomed with twins, a boy and girl born last week. Mathey and little ones reported to be improving.
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Estelle Fenton
R. L. Fenton
Cedar City
Nevada Range Murder Victim Lang Referred to as Camp Tender
Lang a 42 year old camp tender for a livestock outfit, was killed on a Nevada range southeast of Jiengs Elko County by Frank Archulita a Mexican who is jailed on first degree murder charges. Lang survived by his father John Lang and siblings in St George and Salt Lake City with a past LDS mission in Georgia. His body will be buried locally after a December inquest found gunshot death.
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Nina 17
Norine
Nevada
Frank Archulita
Lang
Mike Mendizaval
Jiengs
Elko County
Archulita Ho Ia
Archulita
Nerder
Ifis
Beaver
Buckhorn
Hilda Jones
Sarah Jones
L.ds
Georgia
John Lang
St. George
Parley
William
Salt Lake City
Cedar City Notes Lifted Activity Across Community
Cedar City and nearby areas report civic progress including bank growth and public funds activity. City officials note more cemetery space and new entrance work while the forest service plants thousands of trees as part of reforestation. Rotary Fathers and Sons day, scouting support appeal, and Chamber of Commerce plans mark a busy week with new officers and federal building bids anticipated.
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Leland Perry
Fathers and Sons
Rotary Club
R. GE. Wine Terrage
Boys Welfares Committee
Sons of Rotarians
Melvin Done
Hamblin Leigh
Rex Slack
Bi] Oberhansley
Howard Gunderson
Tstrict Scout Council
Lamont E. Tueller
Charles Petty
Will Mace
Local visit briefings and road work noted in Parowan
Annie White returned from Parowan bringing visitor Miss Iva Benson. Miss Virginia Evang of Parowan visited with Esther White. Wilford Lawrence works on the road north of Parowan and returns home each evening. Isaac Chamberlain is home after a month away working on Cedar Bottoms.
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Parowan
Annie White
Iva Benson
Virginia Evang of
Esther White
Wilford Lawrence
Para- Fonah
Isaac Chamberlain
Cedar Bottoms
Community Notices and Visitors Span Cedar City Area
Ranarva Irene Woodbury visits Cedar City grandparents the Fords. Residents moved to Quitchapa for the summer. Many locals visit Parowan conference and help with farming tasks. Mothers Day events hosted by Gleaner girls. Various locals and visitors from Idaho Utah and California stop by or travel. Public welfare and church activities mentioned.
Wisconsin Timber Planting by Walter Ware Highlighted
In 1869 Walter Ware planted white pines near Hancock Vermont. The 1878 centennial effort yielded about 1,876 trees with roughly 1,500 surviving. Current trees stand about 20 feet tall with diameters around 11 inches and will produce about 20,000 board feet per acre valued at 8900 to 1200 dollars per acre.
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Wisconsin
Walter Ware
Hancock
Department of Striculture and Markets
Ware
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