Sheriff Sale Notice in Iron County Utah 1956
In Iron County Utah District Court a Sheriff sale is set for June 5 1958 at noon at the County Court House Parwan to sell a described water right and property in Iron County. The notice lists legal description of parcels near Birbeck’s Survey and Coal Creek water rights with associated rights and appurtenances. Sheriff Arthur Nelson signs dated May 8 1956 with publications May 17 and May 31 1956.
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District Court OF
Iron County
Commercial Credit Plan, Incorporated
Keith Eugene Loveridge
Keith E Loveridge
Parwan
Utah
Iron
Comata
Birbeck’s Sur
Kita
S.L.M
Coal Creek
Arthur Nelson
Simple Method For Treating Fence Posts Developed For Home Owners
Home owners can treat fence posts against decay and pests with a two step process from the Forest Products Laboratory. Posts are first soaked in a copper sulfate solution then moved to a sodium chromate bath to form copper chromate, a toxic wood preservative. The method requires common equipment, local hardware chemicals, and careful handling, including gloves and keeping children and animals away. Posts should be six inches longer, peeled before copper sulfate, and left in solution per instructions, with efficiency improved by a rest period for even chemical distribution.
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Forest Preciucts Laboratory
Forest Service
Timber Stilt Mover
Dixie Nasional Forest
Scandine
Forest Products Laboratory
Cull Dry Ewes Now Advises Agent and Experts
Iron County Agent Wallace D. Sjoblom and Utah State University specialists urge immediate culling of dry ewes. A U S Sheep Experiment Station study from Dubois Idaho shows ewes failing to lamb for two years and bred a third perform poorly. Marking systems with branding paint or ear tags help identify non producers. Selection and breeding are year round, but now is the time to cull dry ewes to boost production per ewe.
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Wallace D. Sjoblom
Iron County
U.S. Sheep Experiment Station
Dubois
Idaho
Russell R. Keetch
Utah State Agricultural College
LDS Institute of Religion Graduation Set for May 20
Graduation exercises at the LDS Institute of Religion adjacent to the College of Southern Utah will serve as baccalaureate services on May 20. Paul E Felt reports 78 students will graduate from upper and lower division classes. Co chairs are Arilven Edwards and Carol Crabree with a choir directed by Aaron Hansen. Student speakers include Vernon Condie Clarence Prestwitch Eldon Barlocker Marna Heap and Janet Walden. The program theme is Go Ye Into All the World.
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LDS Institute of Religion
College of Southern Utah
Paul E. Felt
Eldon Barlocker
Marna Heap
Janet Walden
Control Of Clover Mite Invades Homes This Spring
Dr. George F. Knowlton of Utah State Agricultural College warns thousands of clover mites are invading homes this spring. Mites live on clover lawns and rose bushes and can be controlled by spraying lawns and garden areas with one percent malathion. A strip a rod wide should be sprayed along infested walls up to the lower window edges. Prevent entry by liberal malathion sprays. Iron County agent Wallace D. Sjolbom notes extension circular 227 on clover mite control. On May 9 the Clover Club Boys formed a 4 H club with Wayne Adams as president and each member to have pigs sheep or calves for a project.
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George F. Knowlton
Utah State Agricultural College Extension
Knowlton
Wallace D. Sjoblom
Iron County
USAC
Napkin Etiquette and a Curiosity Prize
A reader humor column praises sensible napkin use and jokes about a Society for the Liberation of Suppressed Napkins. It notes a contest by the Old Crow Historical Bureau offering 250 dollars for authentic 19th century gossip about famous people, with a quip about a Laurentian hotel exchange.
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The
Old Crow Historical Bureau
Madison Avenue
New York
N. Y
Bennett Promotes Defense Dispersal Bill On Floor Fight
Sen. Wallace F. Bennett of Utah announced he will push the defense dispersal bill to the floor if needed, testifying on an amendment to the Defense Production Act to require more dispersed locations for government aided plants. Sen. Prescott Bush of Connecticut decried the move as harming New England’s economy, while Bennett argued the goal benefits national defense and reduces concentration of critical industry. He insisted the measure helps national security and competes against nuclear targets, despite potential regional gains.
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Wallace F. Bennett
Utah
Senate
Prescott Bush
Rconn
Bennett
New England
Sen. Bush
Sen. Bennett
Mountain West
4-H Students To Compete For Industry Awards
Utah 4-H members compete for expense paid trips to the National 4-H Club Congress in Chicago next fall. Awards donated by American Forest Products Industries support forestry projects and forest conservation efforts. County winners receive gold medals. the state winner earns a pen set and trip eligibility. Information available from the State Extension Service in Logan and local 4-H leaders.
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Utah
Free Farmers of Tomorrow
Chicago
American Fores Product Industries
AF PI Aly
Keep
America
American Tree Farm System
State Extension Service
Logan
Pie Preferences Highlight Midwestern Homemaker Survey
A consumer survey conducted in Dallas Detroit and Kansas City finds eight of ten homemakers still bake pie with apple pie leading in popularity followed by cherry pumpkin lemon cream and chocolate pie.
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Dallas
Detroit
Kansas City
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Pele
MeNess Products
Fred Dalton
Parowan, Utah
Kent Mitchell
Browning Coal
Parowan
Cedar City
Life
Automobile Farm Bureau Ins
A. Hills Orton
Paragonah
Court House
W. Clair
Rowley
Frank Lyman
Southern Utah
Call Duane Decker
Hart Bros. Music Co
East 8Th South
Salt Lake City
Fenton's
Sun
Mon
Audie Murphy
MY Corner
Barbara Rush
News & Cartoon
Jack Slade
FBI
Rock Hudson
Cornell Borchers
George Sanders
Angels
Dumbo
Ivis Photo Lab
Ute
Dept
Northern Coal
Browning
Alma Evans
Jeanne Smith
Dolce Safely Consultant
Livonia
Galapety
Abbhrevision
Harry
Larry
Miss Smith
Annie
Natalie
Remington
Parowan Times
Clover Club
Wayne Adams
Kent Dalton
Tommy Benson
Ond Treas
Ross Sampson
Jerry Burchett
Robert Dalley
Blaine Hyatt
Dallas Taylor
Clinton Whitney
Richard Joseph
Laurentians
Bill
Wasatch Chemical Company
Sugarhouse
W. R. White CO
W.R. White CO
Wall Ave
Ogden
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Onam
Serwant Fees
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