Dedication at Boulder dam and local farming notes
Cedar pool attendees include Mr and Mrs John S Woodbury and others. M Witt Wood fills a 126 ton silo and expands corn acres. Cranch Agricultural College plans annual activities on Dec 12. Hunter Hardware offers prizes for game killed. Two men charged with disturbing the peace in Parowan. Forest Supervisor Gurr and a Dixie Game Preserve committee to inspect range conditions. Miles Walker error corrected in Cedar City news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Pool
Boulder Dam
John S. Woodbury
Air
Herbert PF. Jlaight
Wm. M. Shay
John Chisholm
Gladys Die Connetl Lee Byrans
Gronwey Jarry
Gurr
Dixie Game Preserve
Chamber of Commerce
Kamen L. Jones
Court authorizes dividend payment in multiple cases
The court overruled demurrers in several cases including Tron County versus Cloud Fuel and Iron Co and Franklin Building Co versus Rulon Dalley with 30 and 20 day response periods. Other cases were continued to the November term as defendants’ motions to strike were denied and one party returned after summer work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tron County
Franklin Building
Rulon Dalley
Towy Merrill
R. OE. Wirter
J. S. Fidelity and Guarany Co
Jed. Cox
Wayne W
Young Couple Married in Quiet Cedar City Ceremony
Miss Martha Mitchell and Mr. Jigrum Boardman wed Thursday at the bride’s home with Bishopric officiating. Only families present as Cedar City and Paragonah communities celebrate. A post nuptial shower is planned for the bride. Mr and Mrs Edward A Parry welcomed a son at Cedar City after birth at Mrs Matheson’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Mitchell
Jigrum Boardman
Paragonah
Janie Mitchell
W. Clair Rowley
East Ward
Agnes Loardman
the Times
Edward A. Parry
Cedar City
Parry
A. LI. Matheson
Loon, One of Strangest Birds, Is Quick in Water
A Cincinnati Requirer writer describes the loon as awkward on land but swift in water. It can dive and outswim fish, but takes off from water with a splash. The bird grows to about 30 inches and 12 pounds with plumage changing by season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Joon
Malta as Mediterranean stepchild in long historical arc
The Malta article traces the island’s long rule by Phoenicians Greeks Carthaginians Romans Arabs Normans French and British. It notes Maltese racial identity and language roots from Phoenician speech with English Italian influence among elites and youth. It highlights ancient rock cart tracks and Neolithic temples as relics of prehistory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malta
Greece
Rome
Montreal Herald
How Placer Mining Separates Gold From Gravel
The article explains placer mining where heavier gold settles to the bottom as gravel and sand are stirred with water. It notes mercury usage to attract gold particles and describes gold plating by passing electric current through a gold salt solution with a gold bar on the positive terminal and the object on the negative terminal.
Translation of a Chinatown sage on retaliation and patience
The passage presents Ho of Chinatown advising patience after being wronged. He warns against immediate retaliation, suggesting the wiser path is to endure and avoid the sufferer’s attention. The tone reflects traditional caution in dealing with offense and pursuit of longer term balance.
Locals and Personal News Highlights
Mr. Benson Haycock spent last week in Salt Lake City and vicinity seeking employment. Miss Ada Stevens and Milas Caroline Dalton left on Saturday to join the GB UL at Provo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benson Haycock
Salt Lake City
Ada Stevens
Milas Carolne Dalton
Prova
Mrs Elia Hi Green Visiting Salt Lake City
Mrs Elia Hi Green is visiting Salt Lake City for a few days with her sisters Fae and Eva and her brother Joseph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elia Hi
Green
Salt Lake City
Fae
Eva
Joseph
West Ward Members Travel by Truck to St George for Temple Work
Twenty one members of the West Ward went by truck to St George on Thursday to perform temple work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Ward
St. George
Missionary Event in St George Advertised for Friday Night
A missionary venture to assist in maintaining M. M. Decker stake templeweerker is advertised for Friday night in the St George recreation hall. Tickets are on sale in advance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. M. Decker
Weerker
St. George
Five Seek Work and Business Leads in Salt Lake City
Mersia Elmo Lowder Orlando A dams Marion Whitney Smith Mor tensen and Iarrell Dalton traveled to Salt Lake City last Friday night seeking employment for the last two and conducting business for the rest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mersia Elmo Lowder
Orlando Adams
Marion Whitney
Smith Mortensen
Iarrell Dalton
Salt Lake City
Former City Marshal Harrell Dalton Returns Home
Mr Harrell Dalton once city marshal finishes a long assignment at Boulder Dam and is home again after 18 or 206 months away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrell Dalton
Boulder Dam
County meetings on October 11 about underground water
County Agent announces Friday meetings October 11 for owners of pump wells and all others interested in underground water, urging participation and notice in this issue.
Mr. Lee Pritchard Returns From Salt Lake City Trip
Mr. Lee Pritchard arrived back early in the week after a brief visit to Salt Lake City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Pritchard
Salt Lake City
Empeys Visit Briefly Enroute After Death in St George
Mr and Mrs Clifford Empey and family stopped here briefly while traveling from St George to Salt Lake City. They were called by the death of Mr Empeys father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Empey
Salt Lake City
St. George
Mr. Empey
Visit notes from Salt Lake City trip
Mrs Neilie H Taylor and her son LaVor visit Salt Lake City for a couple of weeks with her daughter Mrs Viola Metham and the latter's husband. Mr and Mrs Mecham were down here recently for a brief visit and took the others back with them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neilie H. Taylor
LaVor
Salt Lake City
Viola Metham
Mecham
Visatura Lecce Family Visit Noted in Cedar Utility Area
Mr and Mrs Lee Fussel were Visatura Lecce from Cedar Utility area with Mrs Stiusssell's mother Jaille B Matheav.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Fussel
Visatura Lecce
Cedar Utiy
Morris returns to work in Temple as St George plans honor
Reports from St George say William T Morris, once ill all summer, is back at work in the Temple and will be honored by the St George wards on the 20th with a biography program and his own musical numbers. Ruby Ward, Parowan High graduate, is among four candidates for Queen of Harvest at the Agricultural College ranch event on October 12 with final voting at the Ball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. George
Wm. T. Morris
Parowan
Ruby Ward
Clair S. Ward
Parowan High School
Ranch Agricultural College
Local residents plan home and education moves in Salt Lake City
Misa Vitale Crawford attends Henager's business college in Salt Lake City. Morris Lyman is building a new home adjoining the Joseph R. Bentley residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Vitale Crawford
Henager’s Business College
Salt Lake City
Mr. Morris Lyman
Joseph R. Bentley
Water system project advances citywide meter installs
Excavation for the storage reservoir of the water system improvement project 14 is complete though Romores390n or additional work stalls. Meanwhile installation of water meters across the city proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atorage
City meter boxes installed improperly raise future trouble
The letter warns meters and valves may be exposed as meter boxes sit two to three inches above ground. Caps left unsecured invite tampering by children. The contract lacks provisions for proper installation.
Miss Fillbreth Benson Returns Home After Nevada Visit
Miss Fillbreth Benson arrives home after a brief stay in Ploche Nevada visiting Mrs Frank Holm and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fillbreth Benson
Ploche
Nevada
Frank Holm
School initiation pranks blamed on initiators and enablers
A reflective comment questions who bears responsibility for school initiation stunts. It asks whether the initiators or those who permit or participate are chiefly to blame for the foolish practices.
McCall Visit From the Coast Plans Hunting Return
Mr and Mrs Donald McCall traveled from the coast to visit Mrs McCall's Bentley relatives this week. Mrs McCall plans to stay through the hunting season and her husband intends to return to hunt after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald McCall
Mrs. McCall
Bentley
Lost Lake Trail Opens Into Cedar Breaks Lava Beds
The Forest service completed a scenic trail into Cedar Breaks lava beds known as The Rocks, entering from Sage Valley and reaching Lost Lake which had been largely inaccessible until now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Forest Service
Sage Valley
Lost Lake
Marsden Named Delegate for Young Republicans San Francisco Meet
Salt Lake City Teen Albert M. Marsden is listed as a delegate to the regional Young Republicans convention in San Francisco this weekend. He planned to depart yesterday with other delegates for the coast gathering by car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Albert M. Marsden
San Francisco
Albert
Notable Roman Fora and Their Uses Across Ages
Nome relates that Rome hosted many forums with Forum Rgnimnum as the best known. Other prominent forums included those of Caesar, Augustus, Nerva, Trajan, and Vespasian. The Forum of Appii served mainly as a stopping place for pilgrims and travelers heading to Rome.
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Nome
Rgnimnum
Rome
Caesar
Augustus
Nerva
Trajan
Vespasian
Appii
Drought Triggers Meat Shortage Across 1930s Agriculture
The piece explains drought reductions in hog numbers and corn feed, noting short slaughter supplies through the year. It cites government forecasts that sows will farrow about 20 percent more this fall, hogs will be heavier, and grain-fed cattle marketings will rise in early 1936, suggesting meat shortages may end by spring.
Local Men Study Proposed Combined Unit for Home Heating
After two public meetings Ly roy A. Wilson and Robert Blackner outlined a combined unit to heat, refrigerate, air condition and electrify a home. A committee of 15 to 20 people will assess the plan and advise if S'arowan residents should help finance the venture. The inventor claims the system would operate at a very nominal cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyroy A. Wilson
Robert Blackner
Mr. Wilson
Divorce Suits Filed in District Court
Two civil divorce cases were filed in the county District Court this week. Luella W. Pingle of Kanarra seeks a divorce from Gustave H. Pingle citing cruelty and requests custody of two children with child support of 20 and 75 dollars and 15 dollars for her, plus 75 dollars attorney fees. They married May 21 1917 in St George and have no community property. Fred E. Warner seeks divorce from Veeda Warner charging desertion and asks that the two sons aged 18 and 15 choose their parent, custody of an adopted daughter until age ten, and deed to the family home to secure payments for the children. They married May 2 1916 at Farmington. Read the Advs in this issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luella W. Pingle
Kanatra
Gustave H. Pingle
St. George
Fred E. Warner
Veeda Warner
Marties
Farmington
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Cranch Agricultural College
Hunter Hardware Co
Ernest Murte
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Kanatta
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Miles
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Bruce Canyon
Stet
Wanlu
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Huldy
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Fil Ho
Chinatown
Fish Lake
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Wasatch Preserva
Mor
Tiorngan
Summit Counties
Holden
Seebee
Teaver Mountain
Cache Nekoare
Ilaston
Timpanogos
Risnti
Rome's Forum
Utah Oil Refining Co
Utah
Ray H. Adams
Adams
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