County Commissioners Do Month's Business
In October the County Commissioners tackled key issues and deferred some to November. Williams was away in Salt Lake City for Beater County road bids. Two tax payment deadline extension petitions were approved, directing publication of the new December 20 date. A Parowan delegation sought lake bed road completion this fall with cost sharing, and $100 was appropriated to be matched in labor. Property-seizure discussions continued, with sale or rental plans under review as legality is checked. Bank representatives presented a problem message and related notes.
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Tuesaday
Board of County Commissioners
Ant
Wiliams
Salt Lake City
Beater County
Buckhorn Flat
Parowan Valley
Taylor Miller
Miller
Why Not a Corner for What the People Think
A reader asks for a public forum in the Times for reader opinions on current topics. The paper welcomes submissions and will publish unsigned letters only if truthful, signed, and received by Wednesday. Editors encourage ready writers to participate.
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Times
Leta
Chamber of Commerce Names Eight Standing Committees
Eight standing committees for the coming year were named by president Wilford Day and the new board. The first member listed on each committee will chair, with weekly board meetings to be held and each meeting to include a committee briefing. Plans for a membership drive and next steps for roads program were discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Wilford Day
L. N. Marsden
Clair Hulet
RF. L. Fenton
George Smith
Walter GC. Mitchell
Jos. E. Dalton
James €. Jiebinson
L. J. Adams
George Chilton
Ray D. Garner
Cattle to be tested for tuberculosis in county plan
A VE test for all dairy cattle in the county is set for early November around the 5th, per George Rasmussen. Later in the month, range cattle will be tested to aim for Iron County accreditation as tuberculosis free, with details to follow.
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George Rasmussen
Iron County
Paragonal Citizens Ticket Filed For Town Officers
Two tickets vie for town offices in Paragonal with citizens and regular Republican tickets. Citizens ticket lists John H. Frothero as president of the town board with Martin Hunt Ernest Topham Ray Stones and Clarence Lamoreaux as members. Republicans nominate Harvey E. Dunton to head the slate alongside Thomas A. Robinson Orson Talbot Calvin Robinson and W H Barton. Current board includes D Armasa Stones president Orson Talbot R N Lund J J Jones and Mrs L Dalley.
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Paragonah
Clitizens
John H. Frothero
Martin Hunt
Ernest Topham
Ray Stones
Clarence Lamoreaux
Harvey E. Dunton
Paragouah
Thomas A. Robinson
Orson Talbot
Calvin Robinson
W. H. Barton
D. Armasa Stones
R. N. Lund
J. J. Jones
Ss. L. Dalley
City election tickets named by both parties this week
Both parties announced their slates for the upcoming city offices. Republicans nominated John T. Rasmussen for mayor with R L Fenton as four year councilman and others for two year terms, while Democrats backed Ivan Decker for mayor with John H. Pendleton and others for council terms.
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John T. Rasmussen
Seeker
Council
Fenton, Bayles
Matheson and Evans
G.P
Pendleton
Adams
Mitchell
R. L. Fenton
John S. Bayles
W. Leonard Evans
David A. Matheson
Ellen D. Taylor
Woodbury Chosen by Cedar Republicans for Mayor Ticket
In a harmonious Cedar City primary Tron County representative John S. Woodbury was picked to head the ticket as mayor. F L Belderman won a four year council term and Mrs Dewey Thorley was chosen as one of two year council members. Glenwood Froyd’s recorder bid unsettled odds while Mrs Leland Leigh became city treasurer designate.
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Cedar City
Tron County
John S. Woodbury
Woodbury
F. L. Belderman
Beiderman
Brrs
Dewey Thorley
J. G. Pace
Douglas Clark
Glenwood Froyd
Recorder's Office
Herbert P. Hatzlet
Elton
Jones
Morris Foster
Froyd
Leland Leigh
Parowan Chapel Sunday Night Service Draws Crowd
Sunday night at seven thirty on October 18 the Parowan chapel hosts a drawing power event with a subject and good singing. Everyone is welcome to attend and participate.
Pioneer Hand Cart Veteran Dorthea Jensen Bayles Dies
Dorthea Jensen Bayles a pioneer and hand cart traveler from 1857 died after months of illness at age 87. Born January 12 1812 on Hiands Island off Ireland she sailed from Copenhagen with her family in 1857 arriving Philadelphia then Iowa City and Council Bluffs before crossing the plains to Salt Lake City. Funeral plans set for Sunday at 2 o'clock in the West Ward chapel.
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Dorthea Jensen Bayles
Plains
Ohe West Ward
Hiands Island
Lealland
Uchare
Peder
Kursten Weaver Jensen
Dorshea
America
Copenhagen
West Moreland
Philadelphia
Iowa City
Council Bluffs
Christiano Christianson
Salt Lake City
Last Rites Held For William Bettridge
Funeral service for William Bettridge 62 was held at East Ward chapel with speakers L N Marsden John W Bentley and David A Matheson neighbors praising his virtues and family. Born in Darlington England December 1 1868 he emigrated to America in 1890 marrying Matilda Jane Ward in St George temple. Survived by widow four sons a daughter two brothers and two sisters, he served as justice of the peace keeper of the city pound and longtime L D S church and Republican public figure.
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East Ward
Willian Bettridge
L. N. Marsden
John W. Bentley
David A. Matheson
Ther
Confort
Hope
W. L. Adams
Ray Garorr
I. J. Adams
John Stevens
Daria Matheson
Mitchell
Darlastone
England
Joseph
Elizabeth Hopes Betridge
David Ward
America
Ward
Bushlake
Mr. Ward
Matilda Jane Ward
St. George Temple
F Bettridge
John
Elizabeth
Bettridge
Ingland
Foy
Parowan Literary Club to Meet at President's Home
An important business meeting of the Parowan Literary Club is called to meet at the home of the president Abrs. Gwen M. Gurr next Wednesday evening at 8 15 o clock. All the members are urged to be present.
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Parowan Literary Club
Abrs
Gwen M. Gurr
Clyde And Whiting Co Get Road Job
The firms Ww. W. Chyde and Co and J. W. Whiting were declared low bidder among twelve for 6.5 miles of gravel highway from the Beaver county line to Buckhero flat in Iron County. Estimated total cost to the State is 38116.94 with the Fremont bridge included. Work to be completed in 90 days. A Cedar City company seeking local employment bids about 8000 higher than the low bid. The engineer’s estimate was around 55906. Mr Clyde said local labor and teams will be used fully. Also noted: farmers should apply to the Government Livestock Feed loan committee for winter loans, with only a week to act.
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Ww. W. Chyde and Co
J. W. Whiting
Beaver County
Buckhero Flat
Iron County
Salt Lake Tribune
Fremont
Cedar City
Clyde
Commission
Grand Forks
North Dakota
J. Foster
L. MI. Jones
James E. Gurr
Wilford Day
Feed Loans Available for Immediate Application
Livestock owners facing crop losses can obtain detailed loan information and blanks from the Bank of Iron County or Bank of Southern Utah. County agent La mont E. Tueller notes prompt action is required with only seven days left to apply. Banks will assist with proper filing and preliminary explanations of feed and financial status.
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Bank of
Iron County
Bank of Southern Utah
Lamont E. Tuedler
County Feed Loan Committee
Tuetler
Signed Communication Policy And Cedar City Visit
A newspaper notes unsigned letters cannot be published and invites signed contributions. It states authors may sign as Non-Partisan or a Citizen for protection. It mentions St. L. Jlatterman visited Cedar City Wednesday of this week.
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Lehi W. Jones
J. C. Mitchell
James C. Robinson
P. A. Clark
Albert E. Adams
George A. Lowe Sr
Geo. Rasmussen
Clark Orton
W. Scott Day
J. H. Pendleton
Ror Moore
Samuel Abbott
Alma Hyatt
W. Warner Mitchell
HE. C. Parcells
Durham Morriss
A. C. Hatch
Clifford Empey
Arthur Joseph
W. &. Thornton
Thomas D. Adams
D. A. Matheson
Thomas Bennett
Dr. C. M. Clark
F. W. Hyatt
Ed. An. Dalton
Board of Directors
Court House
President Day
Henry H. Blood
State Road Commission
Blood
Citizens
Yeat
Bers
Barbara Adams
Laly
L. Nelson Marsden
Clair Rowley
S. J. Whitney
J. Clayton Mitchell
Ivan Decker
Tunning
Decker
John H. Pendleton
Barbara M. Adams
Marlo Topham
Idn P. Haiterman
Warren Pendleton
Kate Taylor
Walter ©. Mitchell
D. M. Lyman
Ivano Decker
George D. Mortis
Lyman
Rasmussen
Bank Guard
Twoallots
Cedar Republicans
Face
Mrs. Thorley
Clark
Parqwan
William Bettridge
Clyde and Whiting Co
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