President Harding to Visit Utah for Landmarks Tour
Senator Reed Smoot announces President Harding will speak at Salt Lake City's Tabernacle on June 25 or 26 during a Utah tour. Plans include Cedar City and Zion National Park stops, with a reception, then travel to Alaska, Los Angeles, and back toward Salt Lake depending on the route.
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Reed Smoot
Salt Lake City
Washington, D. C
Harding
Ir Spit Lake Tabernacle
Utah
Salt Lake
Taber
Nace Acc
Cedar City
Cedar Preaks
Zion National
Sydney
Alaska
Laond
Los Angeles
Smoot
Scator Smeot
Cedar to Parowan Freight Line Proposed Service
Pace truck line seeks Utah Public Utility Commission approval to operate freight service from Cedar to Parowan, Iron County. The plan envisions a limited two ton minimum load with trips added as loading warrants. Freight rates range from 30 to 45 cents per hundredweight depending on commodity class.
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Tribune
Parowan
Lnow Pacific System
Lund
Cedar
Public Utility Commission of Utah
Pace
Paréwan
Iron County
Wool market and social notes from Breeders Gazette
A Breeders Gazette excerpt cites buyers' indifference to the local wool pool as potentially deliberate, with reported prices: Texas 12 month wool at 5c, best wools heading toward 60c, Ohio delaine at Boston 5%, Montana clips 50-54, Wyoming finer clips near 50c. Also notes a party honoring Miss Phyllis Bigler at Miss Mable Miller’s home. Phyllis heads to Idaho for schooling. games and music followed by refreshments.
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Breeder's Gazette
Texas
Ohio
Boston
Montana
Wyoming
Phyllis Bigler
Mable Miller
Phyilis U
Idaho
Fair Com apportions premium money for fair exhibits
County Fair Committee last week tentatively allocated premium funds by department with Ladies 100, Boys & Girls 70, Agricultural 75, Sheep 75, Beef Cattle 40, Derry Cattle 48, Hogs 40, Horses 30. The plan replaces small cash prizes with group displays and ribbons, example Rambouillet classes may offer 59 for first and 30 and 20 for second and third in groups, with ribbons for individuals. Details on other departments and the complete premium list will be announced soon. races for the sports committee are tentatively set pending final details.
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Agricultural Department
Derry
May Queen crowned at M I A outing in the mountains
Ideal weather and a large turnout marked the M I A outing last Friday at Five Mile Spring. Miss Pearl Ward was crowned May Queen, a May pole was braided by many girls, Sprague's orchestra provided music, and a long afternoon of games and amusements followed lunch and free ice cream.
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Five Mile
Pearl Ward
Sprague
Three-Year-Old Narrowly Missed in Street Collision
A three and a half year old boy, son of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Gurr, was swept by a car on a Sunday morning while en route to Sunday School. The child was carried about 30 feet by a blouse caught on the license plate before the vehicle halted. He escaped with only a knee scratch and returned home to play, uninjured despite a near fatal outcome.
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Peter Gurr
J. C. Mitchell
Special Lecture Sunday Night by Mr Van Buren
A lecture by Mr. Van Buren is set for Sunday night June 3 at 8 30 in the tabernacle. Open to all 14 and over with M I A officers confident attendees will not regret missing it. The program also features notable musical numbers and invites readers to bring friends.
To Be Married in Salt Lake Temple Soon
Mr J Harold Mitchell of this city, a Utah Agricultural College graduate, will wed Miss Bertude Seely of Castledale Carbon County Utah after his graduation. The couple plans to reside locally for part of the summer and later decide on their future. Bertude is the niece of the late John H Seely noted breeder of Shorthorns and Rambouilets.
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J. Harold Mitchell
Utah Agricultural College
Harold
Win
Mitchell
Bertude Seely
Castledale
Carbon County
Utah
John H. Seely
Salt Lake Temple
Jane Sth
Grasshoppers Coming to Attack Farmlands
County Agent visited yesterday to assess the grasshopper outbreak. He warns immediate action is needed to prevent serious damage as hatching increases. Bishop Adams reports heavy hatching and is using bran and arsenic mixtures with syrup or juice to poison them, urging others to contact the County Agent for campaign materials.
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I. L. Adams
Bishop Adams
Ageant
Family travel notes include education plans and moves
Mr Wesley Taylor and his family recently stayed en route to Provo where he plans summer school and a master's degree. He taught at Thatcher Arizona last winter and for several years previously. Mr and Mrs Joseph Dalton left for Salt Lake City to bring their daughter Arvilla home after attending L D S S Winter.
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Wesley Taylor
Provo
Taylor
Thatcher
Arizona
Jos. B. Dalton
Salt Lake City
Arvilla
L. D
Gun And Rod Hag Good Program At Track
Gun and Rod Club directs an afternoon racing and trap shooting event at the track. The program includes several races and a clay pigeon shoot with results noted: Duke wins the quarter mile, Pendleton’s mare and Will Ward’s mare place, Boyd’s mare wins the three-eighths, Lowder tops the shooting with nine of ten. Scores will be published next week.
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Gun and Rod Club
Clark Orton
Earl Decker
Fenton
Mitchell
Brown
Will Ward
Duke
Pendleton
Will Wards
W.T. Orton
Orton
Boyd
Decker
W.J. Lowder
Sil
Foster Says Wool Must Sell For Less
On his way home from Salt Lake City Mr J Foster said sheepmen in Cedar vicinity must sell wool for six to seven cents less than expected. He expects most wool will be sold for what buyers will pay within a week. The article notes a Guernsey sale in Devon Iowa with high prices, and local notices of residents and race plans for the fall fair with purses around $1,200. Focus remains on Cedar wool market prospects and local community updates.
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Salt Lake City
Cedar Sheepmen
J. Foster
TIMES
Shepmen
Cedar City
J. F. Tolton
Beaver
Parowan
Mrs Lamoreaux Hurt in Fall near Parowan
Mrs D A Lamoreaux of Paragonah was taken to Cedar City hospital after a fall on a wire at a corral late Sunday night. An X-ray was ordered to confirm a suspected broken shoulder as she, age 67, endures pain and possible injury. Her husband and son transported her for examination. Other brief notes mention Kathleen Mitchell leaving for Agricultural College commencement, Wm R Murdock planning to build a new home, John Benson finishing a lime kiln, Bradshaw boys brickmaking, A T Lawrence buying a Dodge, Sam Lowe visiting, and Mrs J S Johns requesting mail to Vallejo Cal.
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D. A. Lamoreaux
Paragonah
Cedar City
Corral
Parowan
3. S. Johns
Magic Matheson
Vallejo
Cal
Grass Valley
Summit Social Notes Highlight Local Visitors
Miss Zola Carter of Minersville is the guest of Mrs. Harold Smith. Sisters Marsden and Rasmussan of the Stake Board of the Relief Society attended the Ward conference. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Adams plan to live in Cedar for the summer. Miss Lillian Hulet of Driggs Idaho visits Summit then returns home after winter in Arizona. Students welcome home as social life promises to liven. Mr. and Mrs. Wm Allen and O W Hulet attend B A C graduation. Isaac Chamberlain leaves Saturday for summer work in the mountains for Uncle Sam.
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Zola Carter
Minersville
Harold Smith
Marsden and
Rasmussan
Stake Board of the Relief Society
Lillian Hulet
Driggs
Idaho
Summit
Miss Hulet
Entoute
Arizona
Oplengio Work at Cemetery Cleans City of the Dead
A large turnout last Wednesday for cemetery cleanup by the F. A. N. Club to remove brush rocks and dilapidated fences and level graves. More work planned to remove dead trees and willows with steps to beautify the grounds by grass and shrubs. The effort is a strong start for a beautification project in a well located site.
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F. A. N. Club
Playgrounds Open Under Supervision This Summer
Playgrounds will open on Wednesdays and Fridays from 2 to 5 PM starting June 6 under primary officers. Parents should bring small children, and city officers will enforce the hours. Past unseemly conduct prompted this supervision, with grounds closed after 5 PM.
Funeral rites for Sister Marie Bulloch held in Cedar City
Sister Marie Bulloch died Saturday morning May 25 after a lingering illness. Funeral services were held Tuesday at 3 PM in the Tabernacle with A. G. Matheson presiding. Speakers Andrew Corry E C Watson C J Palmer and Henrietta Jones praised her life. Choir Hymns special musical numbers and floral tributes noted. A large car procession escorted the remains to the cemetery. Benediction by Wm W Walker grave dedication by L W Jones. She leaves two sons six daughters many grandchildren and great grandchildren.
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Marie Bulloch
Tabernacle
A. G. Matheson
Andrew Corry
E. C. Watson
C. J. Palmer
Henrietta Jones
Bolloch
Rural gifts and film plans mix in small town notes
The Agriculture Department suggests gifting pure bred calves pigs or other animals to rural youths for holidays. An exchange notes Corianton from the Book of Mormon is being filmed and may premiere at the show house. A minister prays for light and power while a printer jokes about rent and heat. Orlando Adams announce a new baby welcomed home. Frank Gurr returns from two years in California.
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Department of Agriculture
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Devon
Eastern Guernsey Breeder's Association
The
Gazette
Roy Smith
California
Geo. A. Mitchell
Marjorie
Kathleen Mitchell
the Agricultural College
Wm. R. Murdock
David P. Barton
John Benson
Bradshaw
A. T. Lawrence
H. L. Adams
Sam Lowe
Mrs
Ralph Adams
Wm. Allen
O. W. Hulet
Isaac Chamberlain
Mountains
Uncle Sam
Orlando Adams
Frank Gurr
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