Wool Marketing Ass'n offers 50 cents per head advance
F. W. Middleton of Cedar City, representing the National Wool Marketing Corporation, states section woolgrowers may receive 50¢ per head as an advance on next year’s clip with a possible additional 54¢ later. He notes last year’s 2-dollar advance was too high and caused short payments at delivery.
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National Wool Marketing Corporation
F. W. Middleton
Cedar City
Middleton
Mr. Middleton
New Harmony
Parowan Browera
Native Of Parowan Dies On Coast At 73
Helen Delilah Clark Dalton a Parowan native aged 73 died in Los Angeles where she had lived in recent years after years of ill health. Surviving are son Edgar and daughter Mrs Ethel Virgil of Los Angeles, six grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Funeral services were held from East Ward chapel with Bishop Mitchell presiding, music by a mixed quartet, and speakers including Walter Nitchell and John Stevens.
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Helen Delilah Clark Dalton
Parowan
Los Angeles
Ethel
East Ward
Bishop Mitchell
Ruth Decker
Ida Burton
Della Maraden
Myra Dalton Merton Richards
Bill Dalton
Jay Garner
Blanch Whitney
L. J. Adams
Walter ©. Nitchell
John Stevena
Will L. Adams
Dalton
Calvery
Thomas D. Adams
Wm. J. Gurr
Loweta
Patowan
Daniel Paul
Sarah M. Hakes Clark
Thin City
St. George Temple
Edward M. Dalton
Edgar
Ethel Virgil
Virgil
Brandt Dalton
Neighbors Bring Good Chautauqua Numbers
The annual inter community chautauqua program showcases Beaver Cedar St George and Parowan acts. Beaver opened with Jane a three act farce to a large audience despite amateur cast. Cedar followed with New Brooms praised as near professional. Tonight Stray Cats in St George and Your Uncle Dudley in Parowan finish the run.
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Beaver
Jane
St. George
Parowan
Dudley
Croouth Weather Breaks After Prolonged Rain and Snow
The section sees a lift from recent rain and snow with about 1.5 inches of moisture in two weeks. On the night of the 8th half an inch of rain fell, followed by snow boosting totals to 1.5 inches. More snow possible as skies look ready to drop more. Local observer M. L. Skougard notes the pattern continues.
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M. L. Skougard
City Rents Office In Bank Building
The city rented an office in a bank building for the city recorder and treasurer to use as a meeting place. The bank will provide lights and water free, valued at three to five dollars per month, with a nominal rental agreed if occupancy continues. The library basement, after repairs, remains less suitable, prompting the rent arrangement.
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Rh. M. Genson
Control of Public Expenditures Explains Tax Budgets
An editor notes the Utah State Tax Commission series on property tax basics. December is the key month to influence next year’s budgets and levy levels by reviewing county and city expenditures and engaging with local officials.
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State Tax Commission
Times
Utah
Iie
County Board of Equalization
Ia Lo
Livestock Group Seeks Forest Grazing Limit Reconsideration
Dixie Forest Reserve officials met Tuesday with livestock association members to press a reduced cattle and horse allowance in Lowery district. The group argued 240 stock last year and winter feed woes justify little impact from any cut, while officials linger on a decision.
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Dixie Forest Reserve
Local Livestock Association
Lowery District
Gurr
Seaman
Ll. Morris
East Ward Relief Society Plans Thanksgiving Program
The East Ward Relief Society hosts a special Thanksgiving program during their regular meeting on Wednesday. All members are urged to attend.
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The
East Ward Relief Society
Mrs Dean Lyman Returns to Las Vegas After Visit
Mrs. Dean Lyman returned to Las Vegas Wednesday evening following a brief visit with relatives in this area.
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Dean
Lyman
Las Vegas
Summit Families Attend Chautauqua Event Last Night
Members of the Oscar W and Oscar J Jfulet families of Summit attended a Chautauqua gathering last night marking a local cultural event with noted family presence.
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Oscar W
Oscar J. Jfulet
Summit
New York Bank Extends Sympathy to Bank of Iron County
The Central Hanover Bank and Trust Co of New York sent a letter dated November 11 to J. C. Mitchell, cashier, expressing sympathy on the death of L. N. Marsden, former president of the Bank of Iron County since 1968. The note notes his long association and will be missed by colleagues and friends.
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Bank of Iron County
Central Hanover Bank and Trust Co
New York
J. C. Mitchell
L. N. Marsden
Marsden
Ths
Jez. Byrne
P A Clark Chosen to Lead Red Cross Roll Call in Parowan
Iron County Red Cross selects P A Clark to conduct the annual roll call in Parowan with L J Adams named to assist. Dr F B Parkinson and Rev W W Forsyth organize the Parowan branch from Cedar City. Roll call runs from Armistice Day to Thanksgiving Day with 1 membership dollar.
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P. A. Clark
Red Cross
Iron County
American Red Cross
Parowan
F. B. Parkinson
W. WM. Forsyth
Cedar City
Dern
Utah
Wm. H. King
Reed Smoot
New Officers Named for Associated Civic Clubs of Southern Utah
Elifa J. Pickett of St George was chosen as president succeeding F. G. Martines of Richfield. Benjamin Cameron of Panguitch was named vice president and field secretary, with Dr P J Holman of Mt Pleasant as corresponding secretary. Board members include Reed H. Gardner Iran D C Bowman Kanab E E Tanner Wayne County J W Robinson Piute Wm H Toy Price F G Martines Richfield and George Jefferson Beaver County. Discussion covered cooperation failures with Salt Lake Chamber and Utah Automobile Association and plans to involve Grovn and Grand Junction chambers of Commerce in attendance.
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Elifa J. Pickett
St. George
Southern Utah
Associated Civil Clubs of
Manti
F. G. Martines
Richfield
Benjamin Cameron
Panguitch
P. J Holman
Mt. Pleasant
Reed H. Gardner
Iran
D. C. Bowman
Kanab
8. E. Tanner
Wayne County
J. W. Robinson
Piute
Wm. H. Toy
Price
George Jefferson
Beaver County
Salt Lake
Price Chamber of Commerce
Carbon County
Grovn
Grand Junction
Colorado
Parowan Boys Enter Utah State A C in Logan
Logan Woodrow Adams Thomas D Robinson and Wilburn Taylor, graduates of Parowan High School, are enrolled at Utah State Agricultural College in Logan this year. They enter school activities with vigor, reflecting well on their training.
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Logan
Woodrow W. Adams
Thomas D., Robinson and
Wilburn Taylor
Parowan High School
Utah State Agricultural College
Council plans release of note signers over power plant loans
City officials and Chamber of Commerce members who signed notes years ago to fund the power plant and street lights may be released from further obligations if a Tuesday council decision, and Bank board approval, is carried out. The move aims to resolve a complex situation caused by deaths or removals of signers and the city’s inability to repay. Details to follow alongside a review of the proceedings.
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Chamber of Commerce
Benson Couple Celebrate Golden Wedding in Parowan
Mr and Mrs Alvin Benson observed their fiftieth wedding anniversary with about 150 relatives and friends in Parowan. The event in the Recreation hall featured a program, lunch, and old time dancing, with four daughters and 27 grandchildren taking part and out of town guests from Minersville Paragould Cedar City and more.
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Alvin Benson
John EB. Erre
Laura
Minersville
Carlos Thornton
Paragough
Geo. A. Mitchell
George Wood
Cedar City
Dean B. Lyman
Floss
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Ann Cutler
Ira N. Hayward
Crouth
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Turkey
NEW York Bank
Associated Civic Clubs
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Parowan Boys
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Calvin C. Connell
Jr. B. Robinson
Tevere Robinson
Samuel Abbott
Mr. and
Mrs. Benson
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