Farm Group Plans Statewide Farm Program Conference
Utah Farmers Union officials announce a Farm Program Development Conference in Salt Lake City on November 16 at the Newhouse Hotel. Principal speakers include Governor Clyde former Ag Secretary Brannan National Farmers Union Legislative Director Baker and Senator Watkins. The one day event features seven commodity workshops and aims to shape a national farm program for Congress.
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Utah Farmers Union
Salt Lake City
Douglas T. Simpson
Kamas
The
Farmers Union
George D. Clyde
Sec. of Agriculture
Charles F. Brannan
National Farmers Union
John A. Baker
Arthur V. Watkins
Damaged Cars Must Bear State Release Stickers
Utah law officers began applying release stickers to windshields of damaged cars to prove investigations. Garage operators must require stickers for all vehicles brought in for repair or face fines. About 26,000 stickers issued to 900 officers. supply lasts about a year.
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Utah
Lyle Hyatt
The
Highway Patrol
Before and After In Utah Valley Steel Emission Fix
Modern electronics clear Utah skies as Geneva Works near Provo cuts fluorine emissions from the Columbia Geneva Steel Division. U S Steel launched a corrective program requiring over 100000 engineering hours. Electrostatic precipitators remove smoke and fluorides from open hearths and sintering plant with nearly 9000000 dollars spent on testing and research.
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Utah Valley
Geneva Works
Provo
Utah
U. S. Steel
Columbia-Geneva Steel Division
James Stones Wins Mayoral Race in Paragonah
James R. Stones, Democrat, defeated T. A. Robinson, Republican, for mayor of Paragonah. Newly named council members are David H. Dalton and Lewis M. Davenport, both Democrats, while opponents Homer Boardman and Joseph A. Lamoreaux lost. Final tallies show Stones 75, Robinson 47, Dalton 63, Boardman 57, Davenport 65, Lamoreaux 54.
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James Stones
Paragonah
James R. Stones
T. A. Robinson
David H. Dalton
Lewis M. Davenport
Besides Robinson
Homer Boardman
Joseph A. Lamoreaux
Stones
Robinson
Dalton
Boardman
Davenport
Lamoreaux
Graveside Rites Held For Infant Eric M. Jones
Infant Eric M. Jones son of Mr and Mrs Ivan Jones of Enter prise, born October 31 at Iron County hospital, died November 1. Brief services led by Bishop R Taylor Miller of Parowan First Ward at Parowan City cemetery. Survivors include grandparents Fred Jones and John G Page.
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Eric M. Jones
Ivan Jones
Enterprise
Parowan City Cemetery
R. Taylor Miller
Parowan First Ward
Iron County Hospital
Fred Jones
John G. Page
Annual Meet Slated By State Wildlife Group
The Utah Wildlife Federation will hold its annual meeting November 23 and 24 in Provo under Pres L H Olander. An agenda includes inter io sportsmen livestock people farmers and conservationists with business policy matters and officer elections for the next two years. Highlights feature speeches by Hugh Woodward and William L Beevley with delegates from local wildlife groups statewide.
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The
Utah Wildlife Federation
Provo
Pres. L. H. Olander
Interio
Hugh Woodward
National Wildlife Federation
William L. Beevley
National Federation
Mr and Mrs William J Lowder Visit Fillmore Family
Mr and Mrs William J Lowder spent part of the week in Fillmore visiting members of their family there.
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William J. Lowder
Fillmore
Republicans Chalk Up Wins For Mayor And Council Posts
The Republicans won the city election with Ralph Orton losing to Howard Joseph by about 94 votes for mayor. Aird G. Merkley and Morris Rasmussen won council seats over J. W. Moore and Carol Wright, Merkley with 352 votes, Joseph 348, Rasmussen 333. Democrats Wright 300, Orton 254, Moore 216. Total 602 votes across three districts. registration 847. Estimated turnout high 80s percent if rolls were updated. district tallies: D1 252 of 841, D2 224 of 324, D3 126 of 182.
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Howard Joseph
Ralph Orton
Aird G. Merkley
Morris Rasmussen
J. W. Moore
Incumbant
Carol Wright
Merkley
Joseph
Rasmussen
Moore
Havn
Officer Visits FFA Chapter by David Matheson
State FFA president Kent Killiam met Parowan FFA students Wednesday evening to review wildlife program goals. S. M. Clark, district warden of the State Fish and Game Department, led a discussion on state fish and game laws and other wildlife program points.
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David Matheson
Kent Killiam
FFA
Parowan
S. M. Clark
State Fish and Game Department
F.F.A
Couple United In Las Vegas Rites
The marriage of Etta MortenSen to Richard McBride of Paragonah was announced by Mr and Mrs John Mortensen. They exchanged vows in Las Vegas on November 3 with Bishop Byron Thornton officiating. Witnesses were Alpine Thornton and the couple planned a short honeymoon before returning to Paragonah. Dick McBride is Elva McBride’s son and works at the Cedar area iron mines.
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Etta
Richard McBride
Paragonah
John Mortensen
Las Vegas
Byron Thornton
Alpine Thornton
Nevada City
Elva McBride
Cedar
Paragonal Personalities Relief Society Conference Report
The Paragonal Personalities Relief Society held a summer conference with He pore Barton presiding and a progress report. Remarks by Idella Robinson, Ruth Ann Dalton, Bert Robinson, and testimony by Wilma Lamereaux. Prayers by Pauline Topham and Alice Robinson. Halloween carnival at the school featured spook alley, booths, fortune teller, and a movie with costume prizes. Aunt Het in wheelchair. Bert Robb back home after eight days in hospital and improving.
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Relief Society
He Pore Barton
Idella Robinson
Ruth Ann Dalton
Bert Robinson
Wilma Lamereaux
Pauline Topham
Alice Robinson
Ward members and counselors named in Paragonah service
In Sacrament meeting on a Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Bentley and their three boys, and Mrs. William Talbot and her children were made members of the Paragonah Ward. Mrs. Marian Anderon was set apart as first counselor for the YAMIA and Mrs. Hettie Ann Bentley as second counselor. Mrs. Iras Jone is president.
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Rodney Bentley
William Talbot
Paragonah Ward
Marian Anderon
Hettie Ann Bentley
Iras Jone
Lunds Visit Salt Lake City on Business Trip
Mr. and Mrs. Terry Lund traveled to Salt Lake City for a business trip. They left Thursday and returned Monday. Rumors suggest they may relocate to the state capital in the near future.
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Terry Lund
Salt Lake City
Capitol City
Provo Residents Return to Parowan for Indefinite Stay
Mr and Mrs Orland Halter have lived in Provo for a year and returned to Paro wan for an indefinite stay. Orland works in the railroad yards in Provo. Mrs Lennie Jones of Enterprise is visiting her parents the John Pages here at present.
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Orland Halterman
Provo
Parowan
Orland
Lennie Jones
Enterprise
John Pages
Salt Lake City Visitor Brings Relatives This Week
Donald Halterman of Salt Lake City visits with relatives and friends this week, enjoying time together away from home.
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Donald Halterman
Salt Lake City
Wet year soaks region with 15.72 inches through Nov 6
Total precipitation nearly doubles last year with 3.74 inches in October and early November, surpassing 8.07 inches in 1956. Normal is about 12 inches. Cold night at 22 above zero. Snow caused tree damage, difficult deer retrieval, and highway crews to clear roads. Local observer Rasmussen notes conditions across areas including Wilcock Canyon and Main Canyon.
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Clayton Rasmussen
Rasmusisen
Deer Tags Still Good On Two South Utah Areas
Utahs general deer season closed November 3 for regular license tags. Unused big game tags may be used in four continuous areas Blacks Fork McCook Ridge Book Cliffs Paunsaugant West Zion through November 24. Extended weekend hunts cover portions of several units late November to early December. Only two deer permits allow a third deer if a tag remains unused.
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Utah
Department of Fish and Game
Blacks Fork
McCook Ridge
Book Cliffs
Paunsaugant
West Zion
Wasatch Front
ADA Launches New Research Projects
The American Dairy Association sponsors three new research projects started under its latest executive meeting in Tulsa Oklahoma. Two milk flavor studies test vacuum processing to remove weed flavors and analyze flavor compounds. A third study examines moderate and low fat weight control diets for adults aged 40 to 60 focusing on cholesterol when dairy products are prominent.
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The
American Dairy Association
Tulsa Okla
Town Events in November City and Stake Schedule
A condensed list of November meetings and activities across wards and stakes. Includes City Council sessions, MIA events, stake temple and primary preparation meetings, literary and genealogical gatherings, a Christmas bloom of Thanksgiving events, and the FFA Thanksgiving Ball.
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MIA City
MIA
Stake
Hop Sun
Legion Aux
Stake Mia
Community calendar seeks event listings for town
The Coordinating Council asks groups with upcoming events to have them listed in the public calendar. Cooperation helps avoid conflicts. Call Mrs. Clair Hulet to plan and request inclusion.
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Coordinating Council
Clair Hulet
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Farm Group
Mr. Simpson
Congress
Simpson
Newhouse Hotel
Mr. Brannan
Guy
Clyde
Baker
Sen
Watkins
State Wildlife Group
Federation
Morris
Orton
Wright
W. Scott Mitchell
Claude Orton
Bert Robb
Wilcock Canyon
Parowan Main Canyon
South Ut
ADA
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