Dike at Navajo Lake Finally Completed and Secures Water Level
The Navajo Lake dike was completed last week, guaranteeing a stable water level for fishing and development. Cedar City leaders and regional sportsmen led the project with state, forest service, and local backing, culminating in a 2269 foot long, lava rock riprapped dike at a cost of $5,209.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iron County
Cedar City
Oéen
Arthur Fare
Jsvelyn Tarry
John P. Fuller
Heber c. Jensen
Cedar Fish and Game Protective Organization
Fred J. Belderman
State Fish and Game Department
Forest Service
James FE. Gurr
Dixie National Forest
Daughters Of Pioneers To Organize Thursday
The local camp of the Daughters of the Pioneers will reorganize next Thursday November 2 at 2 p.m. in the recreation hall relief room. County officers from Cedar City will attend and an appropriate program is planned with refreshments served after. Current officers include Sara W Mortensen captain and Mary O Mitchill 1st assistant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of the Pioneers
Cedar City
Sara W. Mortensen
Mary O. Mitchill
LM. Paxton
Eva Taylor
Trudy Mr. Orton
Amelia B. Lyman
R. H. Benson
Bryndene
Fae N. Benson
Ethel Kobb
Zella Matheson
Cora
Mortensen
Stary O. Mitchell
Ida M. Paxton
Hua Taylor
Luella A. Dalton
Ida Burton
Lizzie Benson
Amelia Lymhuan
Jane Adame
Itha Mortensen
Orna Johnson
Canyon Road Finished With Machinery In Forest Service Plan
Workers on the Second Jeotland canyon road were discharged after funds were exhausted leaving machinery to finish the project. Residents fear job loss and demand Chamber of Commerce action, while forest officials argue machinery may be justified if the road’s main goal is construction rather than employment.
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Canyon Road
Forest Road
Jeotland Canyon
Chamber of Commerce
Kerr
Killing Of Some Does May Be Authorized
The State Fish and Game Department weighs issuing special permits to kill a limited number of does in congested Dixie preserve areas and other damage sites like Pinto New Castle Enterprise Vega and Pine Valley after the regular season. Officials note many hunters have succeeded this season with bucks, and large bucks are being taken in lower elevations.
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State Fish & Game
Dixie Preserve
Bvrelyn Farry
Pinto
Newcastle
Enterprise
Vego
Pine Valley
Tve
Three Ballots Required For Coming Election
Utah voters face three ballots in the November election. One ballot records views on the Twenty First Amendment and federal prohibition repeal, another on two Utah constitutional amendments, and a third lists city or town offices. Wet candidates appear in the first column, dry in the second.
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Utah
Aes
Ccitizen
Yager to set up national reemployment office in county
Yager Utah State director of the National Reemployment Service plans to visit the county on Monday to establish a county office. He rejected the previously proposed manager and seeks new recommendations for a seven member advisory committee including labor, industry, ex service men, relief, civic groups, clergy and highway department representatives.
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George A4. Yager
Utah
National
Salt Lake City
Board of
County Commissioners
Yager
John If. Fife
Cedar City
Lr. Wise
Itrer
Gervadior
Free
Futher
County Relief Committee
Highway Department
Ile
Bayles And Pendleton Withdraw From Ticket
Two Democratic nominees Wendell Sayles and John H. Pendleton both instructors at Parowan High School withdrew to avoid criticism of teachers running for office on one ticket. Merrill Mitchell and Taylor Miller were chosen to fill the vacancies. The committee discussed a potential third vacancy tied to a re election bid, with Thomas D. Adams leading the filling effort.
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Wendell Sayles
John HH. Pendteten
Parowan High School
Merrill Mitchell
Taylor Miller
bThomas D.adams
A. T. Matheson
George Chir Fon
Arch Benson
Isan Decker
L. J. Adams
Ray J. Garner
Edward G. Matheson
Jed. Orton
Democratic Ticket for Mayor Decker Heads City Ballot
The slate lists Ivan Decker for mayor and Lawrence J Adams a two term councilman with Ray Garner Merrillo and Mitchell Taylor Miller as two year councilmen. Elward G Aiatiseson stands for recorder and Fed Ort on for treasurer. Registration days extend Tuesday and Wednesday.
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Ray Jh
Garner Merrillo
Mitchell Taylor Miller
Pneumonia Fatal To Boy Memmett At Scipio
Pneumonia contracted while deer hunting proved fatal to Noy Memmett at his Scipio home yesterday morning at 7 oclock. Memmett was the son in law of Sir and Mrs Daniel F Macfarlane and husband of Mala Macfarlane. He leaves a sixteen month old child and is survived by his wife and other family. The Macfarlane family left to attend the funeral. Community sympathy is extended to the bereaved widow and relatives.
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Noy Memmett
Scipio
Mgr. Memmett
Daniel F. Macfarlane
Mala
Tio
Macfarlane
Waalla
Relief program to feed school children announced
A new element in emergency relief will provide a substantial daily meal to undernourished school children under local relief committees. Plans must be outlined and reported to the state committee while vigilance continues to prevent home hunger among the unemployed. Further details on distributing bacon and poultry to distressed families will follow.
M. I. A. To Present Musical Program
M. I. A. presents a musical program Sunday night October 20 at 7:30 in the recreation hall. West Ward Mutual invites all. admission price to be posted. and a special guest appearance by a local performer.
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West Ward Mutual
Maric Howl
Fiverevone
Mo Adim
Republican Ticket Names for Major Nelson Majisden and Others
A list of Republican ticket candidates includes Major Nelson Majisden and colleagues MAVID MATIESON MORRIS Leonari Evans Evgar Denson Joan Page Yerda Adams. The query asks if the slate is corrected or endorsed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George LL Morris W. Leonari
Evans Evgar Denson
Two Day Open pheasant season in county declared
The State Fish and Game Department announces a two day pheasant hunting season in the county with dates November 5 and 6. The season runs 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. on the first day and 7 p.m. to 6 p.m. on the second day with a daily bag limit of two male birds. Washington county permits sales dates with no open season in Leaver County.
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State Fish and Game Department
Washington County
Leaver
Iran
Marriages Recorded by the County Clerk
The county clerk issued marriage licenses to several couples including T Hammell and Veulah Gelle Williams in Pasadena and Louis M Snyder and Julia John in Cedar City. Other pairs include Ih Macfarlane with Georpeapa Hasimugaes and Arthur with Julia. mention of Harold Rowlet seen during the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Hammell
Pasadena
Veulah Gelle Willams
Ih. J. Macfarlane
I’arowan
Georpeapa Hasimugaes
Sarowah
Louis M. Snyder
Tarker
Julia John
Cedar Cuy
Harold Rowlet
Inv
SONS AND DAUGHTERS OF INDIAN WAR VETS TO ORGANIZE LOCALLY
Two state organizers J Ty Thugiss and J J Banks visited from Stanish Fork to aid Utah chapters in forming posts. They outlined dues of one dollar for men and sixty cents for women, funds split between local and state units to cover organizing costs and memorial programs. They toured Cedar City St George and discussed erecting a monument at the fort site to mark its location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lie Seng
Daughters of the Pioneers and Indian War Veterans of
Utah
J. Ty Thugiss
J. J. Banks
Stanish Fork
KR. N. Benson
Cedar City
St. George
Pfr. Tlensen
Occasioon
Trughes
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Navajo Lake
Cedar City Chamber of Commerce
Fish and Game Protective Association
Daughters of Pioneers
Castle Valley
Madsen
State Department
Parry
Agason
F. I. Parkinson
Cedar City Tish and Game Protective Association
John E. Blazzard
Sate
Salt Lake Tribune
Bayles
Pendleton
Ivan Decker
Lawrence J. Adams
Recorder
Elward G
Orton
Memmett
Scibio
Agencca
Adtica
Reeset
Elate
Republican
Major L. Nelson Majisden
Mavid A. Matieson
Joan Page
Yerda Adams
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