County Board Holds Meeting and Petitions Action
The county commissioners met Monday with all members and other officers present. A delegation from Enoch requested moving the road between Enoch and Webster farm. plans were referred to a committee for investigation and recommendations. Appropriations and allowances were approved, including individual donations and a child’s monthly allowance. Election judges were named, and the board adjourned to the November meeting. Social notes mention a party hosted by Mr and Mrs Chas F. Gently and editorial notes credit Mrs Ella Robinson for content.
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Board of County Commissioners
Enoch
Webster Farm
Williams
Adams
Urie
Dalley
Wm de ‘Ris
Annle E. Pittps
Hannah Dalton
H. M. Hendrickson
Emily T. Lowdee
Irs
Christiana Taylor
Betty Ortron
J.g. Wilkinson
Was
Library Notes Invites All Ages to Read and Learn
A library note describes a middle aged patron discovering food and reading material from the library and urges both elders and youth to visit. It lists an assortment of children books and stories newly shelved in the county section. The librarian, Amo Stunt, visits town weekly, greeting locals.
Republican Ticket for State and Local Races
A listed slate of candidates includes United States Senator Reed Smoot, U S Representative Don Colton, Supreme Court Judge Elias Hanson, State Senator Lucius Marsdon, Representative John G Pace, and local officials H L Adams Lyman Levy Lucile Parcells J T Lemgil Ruben J Shay Hiblaan Dalley Butyeyor Hillman Dalley Wh Bettridge Edward Bently with roles from clerk to constable and sheriff in a regional election card.
Nominees Drafted By Democrats In Cedar City Convention
Democratic delegates met in Cedar City to select county and state ticket nominees for the forthcoming election. Sheriff candidates were Froyd winning over Moron Corry. Granger chosen for State Representative with Jones withdrawing. County assessor left open, with Willman Dalley favored for re election. County chairman Thomas P. Eirnea led a reorganized committee as Abs. Wm Osbourn and J. M. Urie served in top posts. Delegates listed for Parowan Cedar City Kanarra regions with multiple Corry entries among Cedar City attendees.
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Cedar City
Democratic Party
Wm Pryor
Moron Corry
Froyd
L. B. Jones
W. E. Granger
Granger
Willman Dalley
Thomas P. Eirnea
Abs. Wm Osbourn
J. M. Urie
Parawan
Thos. D. Adams
Walter C. Mitchell
Donald Pymm
Kate Taylor
Wm C. Mitchell
L. J. Adams
W W. Mitchell
W. K. Granger
David Bulloch
M. J. Urie
L. M. Jones
Andrew Corry
E. J. Palmer
MM. Corry
Alfred Froyd
A. G. Matheson
Wim Pryor
C. W. Skinner
F. Leigh
Moroni Corry
Kanarra
W. Roundy
Press Association to visit Iron County next summer
The Iron County area will host the annual State Press Association outing next summer after a Salt Lake City convention success. Editors Mitchell of Times and Ratlo of the Transcript-Bulletin will lead a program including Cedar Breaks and Zion National Park tours, with local plans to finalize schedules. The group praised the convention as highly successful and beneficial to both state press and the public.
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Ella Robinson
State Press Association
Karl Mitchell
Times
Press Association
Iron County
Utah State Press Association
Salt Lake City
Incuzsien
Mithell Id Ratlo
Cedar Breaks
Zions National Park
Missionary Farewell Planned In Opera House Saturday
A farewell social and dance will be held Saturday night in the opera house for Hitler Randall Adams who leaves next Wednesday as a missionary for the L D U S church to the Tahitian mission in the South Sea Islands. A splendid program is arranged and the entire community is invited.
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Trandall Adame
South Sea Islands
Randall
Society Island
East Ward
Mitchel
Opera
Hitler Randall Adems
L.dtd. Ss
Tahitian
M I A Holds First Meeting of Season
The Muutual Improvment Association held its first regular session last Sunday night with Brother Cleo Dix and Brother Bigton of the Stake Mutual board in attendance. Walter C. Mitchell spoke on Joseph Smith the Restorer and Miss Ling Johnson performed a piano piece while Mr. Clayton Dalton played a violin solo. Meetings will be held weekly on Sundays at seven, with both wards meeting at the East ward Church. The West ward formed the Young Mens Mutual Improvement Association with Paul Adams as president and Bineed Mortensen as first assistant.
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Muutual Improvment Association
Cleo Dix
Brother Bigton
Stake Mutual Board
Walter C. Mitchell
Joseph Smith
Southern Utah Dairy Co. Sees Growth In Milk Output
The Southern Utah Dairy Co. reports rising milk production with no loss of patronage and expects higher butter fat tests. Patron earnings reach about 125.60 monthly for some cows while cheese output shifts with market prices. Mr Stringham notes pasture feed and milking timing, and a Salt Lake firm contract covers surplus cheese. A 3,500 pound cheese shipment left on Wednesday.
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Southiern Utah Dairy Co
Stringham
Stingham
Southern Utah Dairy Co
Salt Lake
Wr. Stringham
Democratic Ticket for U S Senator Ballot Slate
The list names Ashby Snow, Bergeson, Christensen, Corry, Elias M., and others as Democratic candidates for U S Senator and roles including Representative and Recorder. The ticket includes Walter K. Granger, M. Bayles, Heber E. Harrison, H Pendleton, W L Adams, Kate Taylor, Alfred Froyd, Edward J. Palmer, Arthur R. Fife, Harley W. Dalton, Gob. E. Whitney, with one blank slot for Surveyor and other listed offices.
Iron County Exhibit Wins Second Place at State Fair
Tron County's display by Dolph Andrus earned second place in its class at the Utah State Fair. The exhibit featured ore minerals and agricultural products arranged under the supervision of committees led by J Howard Maughan I N Marsden and I L Jones with J M Foster handling ore collection and Andrus arranging the display. Plans were made for a larger space next year and recommendations to the county commissioners for a bigger exhibit.
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Tron County
Dolph Andrus
J. Howard Maughan
I. N. Marsden
I. L. Jones
J. M. Foster
Andrus
Banner Year Ahead for P I & F High School
Report notes record high enrollment at P. I. F. high school with 156 seniors and 120 juniors this week, up from 120 and 80 last year. Parsagonah, Enterprise, Kanah, and Pangultch contribute new students. administration projects 160 seniors soon, despite teacher shortages and crowded classes.
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Senioor High School
Parsagonah
Enterprise
Kanah
Pangultch
Senior class showcases rising talent at Student Body Program
The Senior class demonstrated strong momentum at the Thursday morning Student Body Program featuring a sixteen piece orchestra led by A. M. Sprout and growing chorus. Officers pledged to support student interests for 1926 27, including Bronson Adams as Chief Commissioner and Emerson Adams as Commissioner of Discipline, with plans for inter class competition and coordinated activities across athletics debating and drama. About three hundred fifty school children were immunized by Drs Green and Parton with nurse Amy J Legh present, while some misinformed parents sought vaccination for younger children.
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Mabel Matheson
Bronson Adams
Emerson Adams
Shirley Gud
Decker
Farowan High School to Produce Opera and Tuberculin Test
Deputy State Veterinarian schedules tuberculin tests for Milch cows on Monday October 18 at 9 a.m. at the Tithing corral with milking cows tested at 2 p.m. at Farowan Day Farm or at GC A Lowes corral. Charges apply to herds over one calf. Farowan High School aims for a banner opera starring a large cast led by local talent with "Priella" by Collidge and Surepte. Mr Sproul says work begins soon and community cooperation will build local musical talent.
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GC. A. Lowe's
Sproul
Purowan High School
Priellla
Collidge
Surepte
Sprout
Last Chance to Register for Esming Election
Voters who have not yet registered must do so by October 24 to participate in the Esming election. This final opportunity urges eligible residents to complete registration promptly.
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Esming
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