Farmers sign contracts for next year crops and harvest plans
Reports list Cedar Valley growers signing or expected to sign acreages with the company for the coming year. Names include BL LA, Haberman, W Ey, Victor Decker, CL Robinson, Richard DeMille, Clifton Evan Bayles, Warren Deniel Crawford, and Tac s. Contracts total about 430 acres across peas and other vegetables. Marsden and Beamer discussions noted. Also, Helen Beaty and Dancel B. to wed October 1 at St George temple with a West Ward reception planned.
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Sgaio
Doom
Haberman
W. Ey
Victor Decker
Yorkese
CL. Robinson
Von
Richard DeMille
Aso
Clifton Evan Bayles
Warren Deniel Crawford
Marsden
Cedar Valley
Messia x4
Matt Coelho
Pate Produce Company
Harvest Report Highlights Carrots And Broccoli Producers
Exe B Nelson reports harvesting two lots of carrots noted for quality and yield in Cedar Valley. Produce Distributor shipped broccoli from nearby Cod er City, with broccoli described as of good quality. County growers note continued emphasis on carrots and broccoli, with varying plantings affecting future output.
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Nelson
Cedar Valley
Millard Hall
Mrr
Be Wit Coder
Furmer
Tron
Ce- Farowan Valley
Graff Buys Dry Farm Land in Parowan
EJ Graff of LaVerkin buys W Clair Rowley’s half interest in 309 acres of dry farm land in Parowan’s northeast. Land, partly cultivated this summer with dryland cheat and potatoes, will be cleared and prepared for planting next year. Graff, a Washington County dry farmer and turkey grower, may expand operations toward the valley. exact price undisclosed.
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EJ. Grail
LaVerkin
W. Clair Rowley
Graf
Rowley
Parowan
Rowlep
SA. Hallerman
Grak
Washington County
Chas Shieh
Paradale cheese makes high September score
Paradale cheese from Southern Utah Dairy Company topped the September cheese scoring at Utah State Agricultural College. The state judged samples show Paradale repeatedly earning high or top ratings against other producers. Arthur J. Stoms Day Specialist led the analysis with college assistants compiling second samples from many plants.
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Paradale
Southern Utah Dairy Company
Utch State Agriultural College
Arthur J Storns
Local Farmers Harvest Dry Land Potatoes
Mexis S A Halterman and W Clair Rowley report a dry land potato harvest northeast of town after a fest weekend. Eleven of twelve acres dug yielded 21 000 pounds of first class seed potatoes weighing up to 2 pounds 4 ounces. Despite a very dry summer, the crop showed good quality though growth was slower than hoped.
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Mexis .S. A
Angment
Red Cross Plans Biggest Drive Since World War I
The American Red Cross, facing rising Europe relief needs, will launch its largest membership Roll Call this year from November 11 to 30, aiming to recruit volunteers across 10,000 chapters. Chairman Norman H. Davis says the drive could enlist nearly a half million volunteers by opening day as war creates heightened responsibilities.
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American Red Cross
Europe
Norman H. Davis
American
Red Cross
United States
Davis
The
Geneva
Rad
Cross
Jin
Elier
America
Atte
Hare
le Red Cross
Organizations Outline Activity Calendar for Fall and Winter
A tentative calendar of upcoming events by school church and civic groups was outlined after a meeting. The draft lists entertainment dates from October through March with many dances plays operas and socials. Bishop W L Adams will coordinate additions as organizations finalize schedules.
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W. L. Adams
Court House
Relief Societies
Hallowe’en
Derby
West Ward
Legion
American Legion
East Ward
Brown D
MLA
Gun & Red Club
LA Oper
WV. W. Genealogical Society
Democratic Ticket Local Campaign Slates Four Council Seats
Local ballot slate outlines candidates for city government including L. J. Adams Ray H. Adams Taylor Miller Walter for council seats Jared Orton for recorder and Richard Benson for treasurer. The list emphasizes party affiliation and key race positions.
Potatoes Harvested in Cedar Parowan and Escalante Valleys
Potatoes are being harvested in Cedar and Parowan Valleys and the Beryl area of Escalante Valley, shipped directly to market by Higgins and Cassidy. Some farmers store potatoes in cellars to hold for a later market. Harvesting of White Rose and Russet seed is under way, with seed quality this year improved due to more effective roguing by growers.
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Cedar
Parowan
Beryl
Escalante Valley
Ty Higgins, Higgins
Cassidy
Los Angeles
Increase in Communicable Disease Reported in Utah
The Utah State Board of Health reported 153 new communicable disease cases for the week ending October 13, led by pneumonia measles and whooping cough, with infantile paralysis cases totaling eleven. Davis, San Juan, Salt Lake counties and Salt Lake City contributed cases, while typhoid fever declined. Forty eight paralysis cases have been recorded year to date, far above last year, with authorities noting irregular, temporary increases rather than a sustained outbreak.
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Utah State Board of Health
William S. McKay
Division of
Communicable Disease Control
Davis County
Pan Juan County
San Lake County
Salt Lake City
State Board
State Board of Neemn Cmnce
Baptismal Services Announced for Saturday Ward Chapel
Bishop W J Adams announces a regular baptismal service in the East ward chapel on Saturday afternoon November. Parents of children who have reached the age of four years and have not yet been baptized are invited to bring them to the chapel for the service. Miss Retta Grant arrived from Los Angeles to visit her family. Mr and Mrs Bruce Burns came from Southern California to join a deer hunt and visit with relatives.
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Clark B. Hardy
Stead
Sir Mardy
Forest Service
Vermilion Castle
Panguitch Lake Forest
Fiden Adams
Oakland
California
Fort Ward
Charles L Sampson
NYA
Utah
W. J. Adams
East Ward
Retta Qran
Los Angeles
Silas T. Orton
Bruce Burns
Mrs Burn
Louise Warren
Everything Ready For Annual Deer Hunt
Utah deer season prepares with 400 permits for the area east of highway 6. Checking stations at Parowan Red Creek Little Creek Bear Valley and Bear Valley will log hunter entries and exits. Wardens and deputy staff set to monitor hunting zones while urging safe handling of firearms and reporting of harvested deer with ear tag proof. Mr and Mrs A Sorensen of Los Angeles arrived to visit local relatives for a couple of weeks.
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Utah
Big Game Commission
Forest Service
Imandle
Deer County
Austin
Utehes
Ara
Summit Canyon
Lie Creek
Brian Tread
Parowan
Red Creek
Little Creek
Bear Valley
Horse Valley
Forest and Game Commission
Sherwin Benson
Parowan Canyon
Morrow
Roy Benson
Farowan Game Preserve
Bowery
Coop Valley
Hoosier Lake
Yankee Meadow
Summit Lanyon
Merritt Thornton
Parowan Valley
Claude Macfarlane
Earl Clyde
jFeresonah
Bear Vvelley
Hone Hollow
A. @ Sorensen
Los Angeles
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