Stake Conference Sees Elder Richards Speak At Faith Gathering
Apostle Richards and other church leaders addressed the quarterly stake conference amid poor weekend weather. A new seventh quorum of Elders was formed with Rex Maxwell of Enoch as president and Andrew Sehmutz New Harmony as first counselor, while attendance appeared under fifty percent.
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George P. Richarda
Quorum of the Twelve Apostles
L. B.S
Benjamin Openshaw
Paragonah
Northwestern States
Hunter
Thomas J. Jones
Palme
Dallas
Texas
Jones
Summit
Enoch
Newcastle
Kanaryta
New Harmony Warde
Rex B. Maxwell
Andrew G. Sehmutz
New Harmony
Fret
Cloyd B Berry
Kanarra
George D. Grimshaw
Gaya
Hetog Mali
Sual
Tks
Cedar
Church
Richards
Forest sheep permittees urged to follow rotation plan
Ranger Frank W. Seaman circular warns sheep permittees to continue the 1926 rotation and deferred grazing system on Forest lands. It directs grazing on unit four, urges minimal cattle movement, limits dog use, promotes crushed salt, strict sanitation, accurate logging, burial of carcasses, and fire prevention measures, with penalties for noncompliance.
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Sanger
Frank W. Seaman
Springa
Cavea
Nui Ser
Stake President of Belief Honored at Parowan Ward Social
Officers of the Stake and the Parowan Ward Nellef Societies held a small social for Mrs Darbara MM Adams, the Stake president, in honor of her birthday. Close friends attended, sharing games, conversation, and refreshments, with wishes for many more happy birthdays.
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Stake
Parowan Ward Nellef Societies
Darbara MM. Adams
Adams
Shattered Bank Account Refuses Charity Plea with Tax Gripes
A letter protests endless taxation and government overreach while declining to donate to various causes. The writer cites taxes from income to dog tax and cites legal and social pressures as reasons for inability to give. The missive laments legal and societal demands, claiming oppressive laws burden personal finances and dignity.
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Lunde Tor
Woman's Relief
Navy League
Children’s Home Fund
Policeman’s Benefit
Warrow
Ted
Cedar City to Open Southern Utah Parks This Season
Cedar City to formally open Southern Utah Parks including Cedar Breaks Bryce Canyon and Zion for the 1929 season with a Saturday morning program at the El Capitan hotel. The first Utah Park Special train arrives at seven. Officials and visitors will attend band selections, a Chamber of Commerce speech by 8. J. Foster, and a planned visit to Zion National Park for the day. The plan is to open the gateway parks each year to avoid separate formal openings.
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Utah Parka
Cedar Breaks
Grand Canyon
Cedar City
Utah Parke
el Baca- Jante
49ers Celebration Draws Big Crowd
A town celebration sponsored by the local post of the American Legion drew a large turnout on Main Street with a parade, a stagecoach hold up, and a lively dance. The event mixed revelry with nostalgia, featuring costume beard contests judged by local officials and a Milford orchestra that kept attendees dancing until daylight.
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Wednepiay
Thie
Main Street
Witheay
Andmetal
Gui
Pony
Recreation Hall
Milford
George A. Lowe
John W. Bentley
P. F. Brubn
Beet Beard
Beet Beard, (Letterd Evans, Beat Brag Beard, P. A. Clark
Webster Bettridge
Amenzo Topham
Albert Adame
Tongest Heard
George A. Lower
Merchal
Warrel Dalton
Lightning damages power plant and Lowe's
A Sunday morning lightning flash damaged Parowan City power plant equipment and fuses, knocking out service. By Monday noon the city lacked electricity, with Dixies Power Co. lines supplying until the plant resumed around Tuesday evening. Thirty to forty porcelain insulators on Dixie Power feeders were broken between here and Summit. Residents were awakened by a loud thunderclap and the outage affected nearby businesses including Lowe's.
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Parowan City
Sevan Coila
Ft Too Yall
Dixie Fowar Co
Summit
Bronday
Dixie Fower Co
Bentley'a
Calf Club Meeting Called for June 3
A meeting of 11 dairy calf enthusiasts is arranged in the Ag Room at Echo House next Monday evening June 3 at 8 o'clock. The investigating commission led by Mr. Gerner plans to discuss strong prop ositions and aims to add valuable dairy stock. Do not overlook the date.
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Echoo
Gerner
Parowan Bride Joins Cedar City Groom In Idaho Origins
A wedding in Parowan unites Miss Marthe Heap and Mr. James Ronald Kirkpatrick. The bride, a daughter of Mrs. C. Henry Heap, is praised for home training. the groom works at a local mound project. They met in Idaho a few years ago and plan to reside in Cedar City. Relatives and friends attended a wedding dinner following the ceremony.
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Marthe
Mfr
Jamea Ronald Kirkpatrick
Noe
Areska
Husband and Wits
Hinhop
Clayton Mitchell
Henry Heap
Hamediata
Brio
Idaho
Cedar City
Gurwinbe
M L A Contestanats to Leave Next Wednesday
The M E A contestants who won at St George including East Ward drama cast and West Ward M Men public speaker Byron A Mums will depart for Salt Lake City next Wednesday. To aid expenses and provide an extra rehearsal, a drama was shown at the local theatre with the regular picture program and dancing by Clayton Dalton last week. The cast performed well and hopes to sail for Salt Lake meet.
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M. E A
St. Ceorre
East Ward
West Ward
M. Men
Byron A. Mums
Salt Lake City
Toad
Clayton Dalton
Court imposes penitentiary term on defendant
Joseph Hall received one to ten years after pleading guilty to obtaining money under false pretenses and passing a $690 worthless check to Petty Motor Co for a Ford roadster. He was sent to the sheriff to begin serving his sentence after waiving a preliminary hearing. Also: Em il Grant vs Geary Face resulted in a $3,290 judgment with 8 percent interest from 1935. Alice Palmer Gardner was granted an interlocutory divorce from Birt Gardner with restoration of her maiden name and $75 attorney’s fees.
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Joseph Hall
Cox
Petty Motor Co
Hall
Provo
Bheritt
Prion
Emil Grant
Geary Face
Aliee Palmer Gardner
Birt Gardner
Vern Mortensen Bad Fall During 49ers Parade
During pre parade preparations Vernal Mortensen suffered a hard fall while racing tin horns toward the rear of a cheese factory. He was unconscious briefly, later recovered speech, and doctors found no blood clot. Doctors expect a quick recovery as the sole incident of the celebration.
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Mortensen
Cheess Factory
Clark
Road Commission warns irrigators over highway damage
The State Road Commission warns landowners whose fields border highways to stop irrigation practices that cause water to run onto roads. Aimed at preventing mud, holes, and pavement damage, the notice cites statutes making obstruction or damage to public highways a misdemeanor with fines or imprisonment.
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State Road Commission
Chief Engineers Office
Treffie
Btato
IBAC
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Apostle Richards
Goodyear
Goodyear Zeppelin Corporation
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co
L. W. Lunt
Goodyear Tire
United States Navy
Los Angeles
Akron
Goodyear Organization
Br. Lunt
Attiepts
Anit
Hue
Jka
Nate Sonst
Washington
Buck Page
49Ers
Ava
Aixty-Two
Eixty- Two
Walt Mason
Paxton
Porowan
Rulon Barton
Paragouah
M. L A. Cortestanats
He Road Commission
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