May Tax Sale To Be Held Next Thursday
Tron County announces its May Tax Sale to be held next Thursday at 10 in the morning. Properties delinquent since 1920 to 1931 will be offered for cash bids. many parcels have been redeemed in recent years, but most will likely sell. Interest is shown in desert land offered to help sheepmen under the Taylor Grazing Act, with Homestead rights drawn and state land taken. many parcels are expected to be purchased by former owners or others seeking the property. County Treasurer Hulet notes substantial redemption since the list’s first publication and expects most parcels to be sold at the auction.
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Hexin Tilng
Peloch
Tron County
Willie
Pyre
State Tax Commission
Hulet
Leal Fishermen Have Poor Luck In Opening Season
The 1936 fishing season opens with disappointment for local anglers as no lakes were open in the area. Creeks yielded little or no luck, with small catches reported in Paorowan Creek and Pineyalley while Patagonah reservoir and Mammoth Creek remained largely inactive. Across the state waters were high and muddy, though Panguitch Ang Navajo, Duck Creek, and other sites will open June 16. Yankee reservoir and Hendrickson's lake open July 1, with some Panguitch area creeks not opening. An estimated 36,000 Lez- Ol tize plants are planned for Parowan Creek later this summer.
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Paorowan Creek
Pineyalley
Patagonah Reservoir
Mammoth Creek
Duck Creek
Yankee Reservoir
Hendrickson
Unclear text from Yankee Reservoir notes and visits
Fragmentary article describes water conditions at Yankee Reservoir and a mistaken request related to a seaogyale. Mentions the warden, local Gun and Rod, officers away from town, and Mortensen family visiting relatives over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yankee
Gun & Rod
Dod
Mortensen
Hee
Barry Cantinua
Rela
Wattetts
Three Local Boys Apply for Enrolment in Camp Douglas
Three local boys apply for enrollment in the OMTC at St Douglas Fort Douglas camp, July 6 to August 4, 1936. Names listed include Austin Faberroah Nobor Mitchet andward D. Whitleys. About forty Utah boys remain to enter the camp, age 14 to 24, U.S. citizens, physically sound, with good character certificates.
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OMTC
St Douglas
Austin
Faberroah
Nobor
Mitchet
Tward D. Whitleys
Turieg
Cele
Fort Douglas
Eld
Offeer
Utah
County Commissioners Board of Equalization Meeting Report
The Board of County Commission met as a Board of equalization on Wednesday and Thursday to hear taxpayers and adjust assessments. Few attendees led to corrections in land descriptions and errors. reductions requested await State Tax Commission action. Some rebates were tabled for the next regular meeting on June 14. The board planned a Cedar City session on May 45 and May 26.
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Board of County Commission‘73
Board of Equalization
Maea
State Tax Commission
Cedar City
Water Released From Yankee Reservoir For City Use
Water from Yankee reservoir was turned out Thursday for Gelds and city use. A light fall reduced stream flow, prompting a Wednesday night meeting to release water now rather than wait. Thomas Fowler reported the reservoir two feet lower than last year with little snow remaining in the mountains.
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Yankee
Thomas Fowler
Paradise
Funeral Services For Mrs Thomas Bennett Held Sunday
Funeral services for Mrs. Thomas Bennett will be held Sunday afternoon at 2 o clock in the East Ward chapel and the Bishopric in Aesiri ous that all choir members of both wands be present. Within the next couple of weeks teachers of the Parowan schools are likely to be pretty well scattered according to present udeatlony. Principal Snow will go to the Tine Valley Forest camp again for the summer. Mr. Decker to the saw mill. Mrs. Adams will attend summer wheel at Logan. Mrs Deryl Froyd goes to Philadelphia for part of the summer. Mrs Uillian Patterson Thornock and her husband will spend the summer at Kemmeres Wyoming. Miss Osbourn is returning to Excalante to be married. Miss Thom to Hurricane. Mr. Ward may go to Germany for the symposium or attend school in the East. His plans are indefinite. Mr. Peterson will be fishing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Bennett
East Ward
Aesirious
Wands
Parowan
Udeatlony
Snow
Tine Valley Forest
Decker
Adams
Logan
Deryl Froyd
Philadelphia
Uillian Patterson Thornock
Kemmeres
Wyoming
Miss Osbourn
Thom
Ward
Germany
Peterson
Mrs Janie Bennett Dies After Heart Attack in Parowan
Mrs Janie Bennett 68 wife of Thomas Bennett died Wednesday afternoon in Parowan after a heart attack. She had just recovered from a month old major operation and had not been in good health for years. Born May 1, 1880 in Parowan to Gooch and Harriet Wardell, she married Thomas Bennett in 1902 and lived in Parowan except two years in Colorado. Surviving are her husband and children Erle Vivian Wardell Vanda and Enid Bennett, plus siblings Albert Wardell Nellie Quinlan J B Dahlstrom I Pixton and half siblings Bertrand Wardell Enoch and Beatrice Wardell. Funeral in East Ward Chapel Sunday at two.
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Sarah Dane Wardell Bennett
Thomas Nett
Bennett
Parow
Gooch
Harriet Orton Wardell
Thomas Genarty
Parowan
Ainda
Apent
Colorado
Tere
Eile
Albert Wardell
Island City
Oregon
Nellie Quinlan
Hot Lake
J. B. Dahlstrom
I. ©. Pixton
Bur J YeyeWdaho
Bertrand Wardell
Beatrice Wardell
Cowley
East Wael
Lions Club Pine Valley Outing Delights Members
Lions Club members from nearby communities enjoyed a Sunday trip to Pine Valley and surrounding areas. They visited the Lion's Mouth in the Cedar City hills, toured Columbia Steel’s new plant, and stopped at various scenic spots. The group later gathered at Pine Valley for a morning of fishing and a picnic, with some proceeding to VegOFer uswit, a swim at a clear pool, and a stop for homemade ice cream at Andy Winsor’s. The trip concluded with return routes via St George and Newcastle, around 9 p m.
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Ligng
Pinevalley
Nere Bafore Tau
Uiey
Lion's Mouth
Cedar City
Columbia Steel
Dron Mountain
Fite
Gress Valley
Pine Valley
Lion
Hirs
Glenn EB
Snow
St George
Lowa
Lesh
Prom Abere
St. George
Mountain Meadows
Enterprise
Andy Winsor
Newcastle
The
Lion's Club
Parowan
Lion Club
Doings at School Highlights School Awards
The Seifor class held a special assembly Thursday afternoon to honor students for activities during the year. Awards covered school pins and participation in basketball, student government, plays, operas, debating, and athletics.
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Seifor
Floyd Matheson
Asin Masterman
Austin Miler
Day Walker
Eprold Qurr
Vanda Bennett
Anna Gurr
Baily Oficer
Adton Thornton
Sheldon Benge
Sheldon Clark
Alice Robinson
June Milter
Whitney Orton
Robert Mitchell
Vent Ward
Jim Haycock
atn+ dent
Arthur Evang
Star Dent
Virginia ‘Mortensen
Melen Parker
Avra Labdon
Virginia Mortenseuth
She Waycock
M.A
Milton Hyatt
Clare
Vera Dalton
Gordon Matheson
Shilnes
Arthur Evans
Shirley Warres
Jourallen
Wayne Guymon E Died In California Accident
Wayne Guymon E formerly of this city died in a California accident on Monday. He will be buried in Santa Paula where he had made his home in recent years. Survived by his wife Bia Alda Warren Guymon and three young daughters. Funeral plans await final word as the family travels for the service.
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Bia
Lieve Haa
Wayne Aye Wom
Santa Paula
Irs Zloha Guymon
Jesse
Rosa
Taw
Fred
Uha
Fam Tp
Alda Warren Guymon
Mareua Li
Ambrose
Parowait
Palm Cal California
Property Owners Must Aid In Weed Control
County and state notices urge property owners to cooperate fully with W P A weed workers to eradicate noxious weeds. Owners failing to cooperate may face county action to hire labor and bill costs via tax assessments. The plan stresses protecting uninfested lands and cites legal obligation and financial penalties for noncompliance.
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W. PA
W. P. A. Weed
Weed Project
Contractor Imports Labor For School Job
Agah excu re for bringing in his own brick layers for the construct ion of the new school building at Cedar City. The subcontractor has declared it a union job and seeks to exclude non union labor. The contract provisions indicate local labor should be used from county rolls first, then non relief union labor within the county, then national labor from relief rolls, and finally non union non relief labor within the county. No local bricklayers are employed, and critics say taxpayers deserve maximum local labor while the school board contends the contract allows broader sourcing.
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Agah
Bullang
Cedar City
Aub
W. A
School Alstrict
Coumty
Local officers stop car thieves in Summit incident
Deputy Wm M Datson and Marshal Darrell Dalton arrested two youths who stole Dr Jan Preatwich s Cedar City car after siphoning fourteen gallons of gasoline from Ted Price s Summit station The teens aged 17 and a juvenile were released due to lack of juvenile officer While the car was recovered Beaver dentist Dr Jetty later reported his vehicle missing and authorities suspect the same youths were involved. Beaver car not located.
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Wm. M. Datson
Darrell Dalton
Dr. Jan
Restuleh
Ted Piie
Summit
Mr. Fite
Main Street
Waan
Tlan
Dr. Preatwich
Cedar ‘City
Cavar
Jetty
Beaver
Unclear school staffing shifts amid Garner absence
Reports indicate changes at Pyrownn High as Garner misses work. Announcements name replacements and discuss who will take Mr ficners place. A candidate reportedly declines a contract, with tentative plans for the next year.
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Tage Ray DL
Garner
John
Adasia
Mia Janet Alia
Rhein
Fiicners
Mica Norda
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Oyners
NOHCE
CHOM
Janie Bennett
Mack Penton
Denver
Lions Club
Thomas Dettridge
Schoool
Marjorie Bmuth
Bos
Wao Mayer
PHS
Vanda
High Eschonl
Misser Maxhie
Berst Froyst
Cine Lo Ap
Junloe Girls
Lreshmar Trix
Bennet
PS Forlara Satth
Waeilaca
Peeehimasirla
Eya
Wayne Guymon E
California
George Chilton
Parowan Mercantia Co
Ars
Corvin Miller
Righmond Indiana
Btr8
Emery L. White
Muncie
Indiana
Charles Skiff
Port Wayne
Sletera
Don Taylor
Salt Lake
Ceder
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