Road Work Divided In County By Commission
County Commissioners allocated 320000 for road construction and projects to ease winter unemployment. Fifteen thousand dollars funds the Paragonah to Buckhorn grading, five thousand goes to Cedar City Newcastle Modena road. Wage debate ended with keeping crews paid at six dollars a day for men and teams and three dollars for singles, with each area deciding crew rotation locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paragonah
Buckhorn
Cedar City
Newcastle-Modena
Wm. Osbourn
Williams
Erec
Cedar
Osbourn
County Commissioners Approve Budgets and Appointments
At the November meeting the board authorized a three year audit contract for 1929 1930 and 1931 with Allen and Rasmussen of Salt Lake City set aside funds for indigent and dependent mother relief and approved a Parowan precinct Justice of the Peace appointment Alvin Benson. The panel also addressed road work shares for Paragonah and considered Community Chest aid and other minor items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Varius
Allen and Rasmussen
Salt Lake City
Alvin Benson
Parowan
William Bettridge
George S. Gunn
Mamie Dtd
Orton
Golda Leigh
Cedar City
Alta Bonner
Nada
Adama
Huldah W. Dalley
Summit
Community Chest Committee
A. H H. Raelle
Paragonah
Doyle Robinson
Leonard Topham
Walter Robb
J. L. Dalton
Alfalfa Seed Growers Pool Crop for Sale
Alfalfa seed growers met in the courthouse and formed a pool to sell this year’s crop through a committee. The pool covers about 1000 bushels of seed and the committee consists of Oscar M. Lyman J G Robinson J C Mitchell P H Gurr and A Blakelman. Bids are due by 12 o clock noon on Monday November 23. Dr Fredericks and Dr Maynard of the U A C G will be in Parowan Saturday at 1 o clock for a farmers meeting and a clinic where horses with defects may be shown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Oscar M. Lyman
J. G. Robinson
J. C. Mitchell
P. Hl. Gurr
A. Blakelman
Fredericks
Maynard
U. A
Pendleton Talks To Parent Teachers Association
The Pendleton lecture on adapting shop programs to current conditions was given by John I. Pendleton of the mechanical arts department at the high school during the monthly meeting of the Parent-Teachers Association. A musical program followed with dancing and a hat fundraiser for the orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent-Teachers Association
John I. Pendleton
Mechanic Arts Department
Pendleton
Wie
Beijing
Garner
Hatch
Delle Empey
BP. H. 8
Cedar Junior
County Officials Review Tentative 1932 Budget
The county commissioners devote most of the session to the tentative 1932 budget prepared by County Clerk and Auditor W. Clair Rowley. The General fund shows salaries at 10 970 dollars, up 909 from this year, with adjustments for courthouse caretaker and deputy sheriff costs. The sheriff’s office gains due to previous year cut exhaustion, while agricultural expense covers a full year next year. Unexpended balances will roll into next year’s revenues. taxpayers are invited to questions and further information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Clair Rowley
County Agricultural Alert
TIMES
Gidon
County Tigspipfal
Dixie Forest Doings Report On Drought To Road Work
The Dixie Forest notes eight months of quiet work due to staff absences from stress and fire control. The drought drove lambs and livestock from ranges, yet grazing continued within the regular season. During summer, 15 700 funded, twelve miles of road built, 27 miles of roads and 50 miles of trails maintained. extensive plans outlined for continued work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dixie
Dixie Forest
Surprise party honors Bishop and Mrs Adams at ward event
Bishop J L Adams and his wife were surprised by members of the ward's auxiliaries who arranged a large gathering in the Recreation Hall. The program featured solos, readings, a welcome address, a film of activities, and dancing with Mark Guyman James Green and Laverne Hyatt providing music. About 304 attendees enjoyed lunch in the Banquet Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Adams
Scott Matheson
Eagie
Aualitary
lLionor
Harvey Dalton
Ray Garner Frayer
Wilford Dar
Leonard Evans
Arvilla Day
Reading
Luella Dalton
Solo
Sentiments
Melinda Adama
Gen. Stevens
Dena Whitney
Alberta Evans
Bishop H. L. Adama
Barbara Adams
Ward Recreation Committee
Mark Guyman
James Green
Laverne Hyatt
Armistice Day Observed With Meeting Boxing Card and Dance
Parowan marked Armistice Day with a high school meeting, a Legion oratorical contest won by Marty, a boxing card led by Lowell Adams over Legrand Robb, and a school dance. Weather canceled a planned ball game but shooting for turkeys occurred, plus an exhibition bout by Elmo Lowder and Oleen Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parowan
Legion
Harry Empey
Catherine Clark
Marty
Katch
L. Walter Petersen
Louise €. Adams
Tapa
Merrill Rasmussen
Durham Morris
Turkey
Rex Hall
Lowell Adams
Legrand Robb
Paragonah
Benson Haycock
Max Edwards
Green Davis
Marlon Hatterman
Montie Macfarlane
Gerald Mitchell
Robbie Hatterman
Lonali Robinson
Floyd Matheson
Ilugh Burt
P. A. Clark
Elmo Lowder
Oleen Davis
Experts Investigate Insect Pests in County
State agricultural inspector F. Stephens and federal supervisor Leonard Fenn visited the county in the first of the week to study reported insect pests. No results have been learned yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs. F. 14. Stephens
Leonard$. Fenn
Salt Lake City
Chautauqua Series Slated With Four Dramas Next Week
Four communities present Intercommunity Chautauqua due next week starting Wednesday at 8 15 p m with Beaver players in Jane a three act farce comedy Cedar s New Brooms St George s Stray Date and Parowan s Uncle Dudley headline four evenings. Season tickets cost 1 00 with reserved seats 10 cents extra and single non reserved 33 cents. Proceeds aid the two wards sponsoring Parewan s portion of the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaver Players
Jane
St. George
Parowan
Uncle Dudley
W. L. Adams
Farewan
Beaver
Cedar
Parewan
Quarterly Slaha Conference Reported on 28th
The report notes a quarterly conference held on the 28th as stated by President Wi it Palmer, indicating an official proceeding or summary of proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slaha
Wiit
Palmer
Freisbysterian Chapel Parowan Sunday Service Notice
Freisbysterian Chapel Parowan announces a Sunday service with a drawing to follow the sermon. Attendees invited to join the event and participate in the communal activity at the Parowan location.
Potatoes Selected as Livestock Feed by County Agent
County Agent L B Tucker states potatoes are nearly as effective as forage in feeding livestock. He prepared a detailed article on the topic for publication, but space limits prevent printing this week. Readers can find the full story in next week's issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. BE. Tucker
Dairy Company Loosens Milk Supply Policy In Parowan
Southern Ulat Dairy Co. board approves requiring Parowan residents to send milk to the factory via company wagon removing local drop offs. A meeting Thursday November 19 invites patrons and stockholders to oppose or propose alternatives at the court house or designated location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern
Lsten
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Fach
Faragonah
Newcastle and
West End
Kanarfra
Enoch
Sheriffs Office
Fife
Leich
Iron County
Dixie Forest Doings
Bishop
Mrs Adams
New Brooma
Frank Craven
Ira N. Hayward
Peruke Club
Freisbyterian Chapel
Southern Utah Dairy Co
John Sieadlelan