Utah History and Railways News Roundup
In Utah history May recalls Promontory events and Brigham Young's rail push bypassing Lake City. Also notes power sales at Ogden depot, Dairy and industry aims in Carbon County, and travel features on San Juan area.
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Utah
Brigham City
Lake City
Weber Canyon
Salt
Salt Lake
Sory
Brigham Young
Orden
UN- Pacific Railroad
Take City
Salt City
Ogden
Carbon County Associated Industries
Saturday Evening Post
San Juan
Monument Valley
San Juan River
Nevills
The
Post
Neil M. Clark
Estate of John Quentin Page Deceased Creditors Due
Iron County Utah court notices creditors must file claims by June 29 1946 with administrator John G Page at Parowan Utah. Publication dates April 26 1946 and May 17 1946. Also an unrelated line about cold cream care for eyes included.
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Quentin Page
Parowan
Iron County
Utah
John G. Page
John Quentin Page
C. Parcells
Relief from rheumatism and arthritis shared by Mrs Pautz
Mrs Anna Pautz of Vancouver Washington credits Ady Nue Ovo Laboratories with relieving years of rheumatism and arthritis. She invites others to write for information at P O Box 825.
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Anna Pautz
P.O. Box
Vancouver
Wash
Ady—Nue-Ovo Laboratories
Appropriations for 1947 Hit Utah and West Hard
House Appropriations committee labeled H. R. 6335 proposes drastic 1947 cuts across Interior Department units. Grazing Service faces over 75 percent of Budget estimates. Reclamation over 55 percent. Mines about 44 percent. Cuts threaten reclamation projects, water power, and resource protection in Utah and region while keeping food production and jobs in view. Eastward Mutual Improvement Association held a chile supper for teachers at Five-mile. rain interrupted ball games before supper.
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Interior Department
Utah
West
House Appropriations Committee
Department of the Interior
Bureau of the Budget
Apartmnt
Grazing Service
Appropriations Committee
Bureau of Reclamation
Bureau of Mines
National Park Service
The
Fish and Wildlife Service
Eastward Mutual Improvement Association
Chile
Police safety drive targets brakes lights and tires
The International Association of Chiefs of Police launches a 1046 Traffic Safety Check starting May 15 in the United States and Canada. Officers will inspect brakes lights tires windshield wipers horns and more to reduce the high toll of 28 500 lives lost and a million injured last year. motorists urged to drive safely in safe vehicles.
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International Association of Chiefs of Police
United States
Canada
Parowan splits fish planting and local happenings
Last week eighteen cans of small fish were planted in Bowery and Drylakes tributaries, with 12 cans in Drylakes for eastern brook and rest in Bowery for rains bow trout. Power service paused at 6 p.m. to release gravel from the Four Mile intake and spillway. Parowan residents welcomed baby chicks from Anthony Paxton, R. and Lindsay Burton, and Mrs. A. R. Mortensen.
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Bowery
Drylakes
Four Mile
Matheson
Parowan
Anthony Paxton
Lindsay Burton
A. R. Mortensen
Harrell Dalton
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Five Mile
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AD East
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