Cedar City Old Folks Party And Deer Hunting Talk
Cedar City residents over sixty enjoyed Thursday afternoon at the First Ward recreation hall for the annual old folks party followed by a banquet and a married folks dance. At the Rotary Club, deer hunting stories stole the show with top prizes weighed to date including a 220 pound deer tied to Hunter Wardware and notable catches by Delbert Woolney and W. W. Witt of Heber City. Ruth Corry is noted as the youngest reporting deer player.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar City
First Ward
Rotary Club
Brosealten
Delbert Woolney
W. WW. Witt
Heber City
Mise Ruth Corry
Mr Albert Mathis Visits Ue Cedar on Wednesday
Mr Albert Mathis of New Nar mony traveled to Ue Cedar as a business visitor on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Mathis
New Narmony
Uecdar
Texaco plaque honor for Twin-Pines service station
The Twin-Pines Service Station on Main and Center streets operated by Thurmer A Gardner earned a Texaco Co district honor for September. The award cited sales quality service station appearance and other factors reflecting well on Gardner and the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twin-Pines
Main
Center Streets
Thurmer A. Gardner
Texaco Co
Butte
James N Stacey Marries Christine Patterson in Salt Lake City
Friends reveal James N Stacey manager of Standard Oil Cedar City branch wed Christine Patterson of Teafer in Salt Lake City last Saturday. The couple left for an extended honeymoon travel including a visit to the World’s Fair and time with Stacey’s relatives in Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James N
Jim) Stacey
Standard Qj] Company
Cedar City
Salt Lake City
Smfiss
Christine Patterson
Teafer
Mr. Stacey
Missouri
Paragonah Primary Tickets Filed For Town Board
Paragonah Democrats and Republicans held primaries last weekend placing tickets for the November election. Democrats nominated Milton L. Dailey for president of the town board with Walter Robb J. Lowe Barton Angus Topham and Marion Robb as members. Republicans nominated JF J Jones for president with Thomas A. Robinson William Davenport Milton Robb and W T Robb as members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paragonah Democrats
Titepublicans
Democrats
Milton L. Dailey
Walter Robb
J. Lowe Barton
Angus Topham
Marion Robb
Republicang
JF. J. Jones
Thomas A. Robinson
Wm. ‘7. Davenport
Milton Robb
W. T. Robb
Local Notices and Travel Updates From Salt Lake Visit
Miss Lat Davenport traveled to Salt Lake City where she is employed. William P. Barton has been summoned as a juror for the Federal Court in Salt Lake City and will arrive October 29 with court convening October 30. Mrs and Mr. Williamson visited Idaho for a funeral. Mr and Mrs. Arnold Johnson and children visited from Los Angeles. Mrs. Gertrude Clayton, hospitalized last week, is home and improved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lat Davenport
Salt Lake
Wm P. Barton
Salt Lake City
David B Edwards Recovers from Pneumonia at County Hospital
David B. Edwards remains under care in county hospital after a serious bout with pneumonia. He is reported to be recovering at this time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David B. Edwards
Steel Plant to Move Operations to Iron Mountain
Mr. E. S. O Connor foreman for the Columbia Steel Ca at Desert Mound reports the plant is closing down there and moving building and equipment. He says operations will restart at Iron Mountain but a start date is not yet known.
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E. S. O'Connor
Columbia Steel Ca
Desert Mound
O'Connor
Iron Mountain
Local Farmer Fells From Hay Fork. Elderly Man Recovering
FP L Culver, 73, fell from a hay pile in the barn and suffered a scalp laceration. Initial fears for his condition due to age have lessened as he shows signs of recovery.
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L. Culver
Willard Skougard Visits Family From California
Mr Willard Skougard arrived from California to spend a few days with his parents and other relatives, visiting during the current trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard Skougard
California
Local Visitors Conduct Business on Weekday
Arnold Graff of Kane arra on business Jane day during the week. James C. Robinson of Parowan was also observed transacting business here the same day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold Graff
Kanearra
James C. Robinson
Parowan
Political campaign pause after party advertising dispute
The Republicans cancel news space after a rival group proposes a nonconfrontational pact. Cedar City council member Mrs. Dewey Thorley criticizes her party leaders for excluding women from the ticket. Luemien warned to tread carefully as primaries loom. OD Cleo Dix suffers a sinus infection and stays home from the post office. A fever spike and mouth sores relieve with rest. he resumes work midweek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewey Thorley
Cedar City
Razzes
Luemien
Cleo Dix
Snelly
Abe
Lundell estate administration petition filed in probate court
John A. Lundell, major son, seeks letters of administration for Albert Theodore Lundell. The estate, valued up to 35 000, includes bank deposits, stock certificates, leases, a safety deposit box, a forest reserve permit, and Kane county grazing land. Heirs are Helen Clara, Esther and Hilma Lundell, all of Cedar City and extend to Riverside California. A separate probate petition concerns Hiram H. Inman’s 1929 California will leaving Iron County land and town lots to his widow Julia. County agent L E Tueller is noted for recent car sales.
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Albert Theodore Lundell
John A. Lundell
District Court
Riverside
Calif
Cedar City
Iron and Kane
Bank of Southern Utah
Kane County
Hilma S. Lundell
Miverside
Calli
Deeszzed
Helen
Clara S
Esther M
Hiram H. Inman
California
Iron County
Lund
Julia C. Inman
L. E. Tueller
Wilson N. Lunt
Wilson
Fire Starts From Hay Stack In Meeks Dalton Cor
A small children caused fire in a hay stack near Meeks Dalton's corral last week. A crowd gathered after the fire siren and kept the blaze in check, limiting damage to the hay pile as Dalton fought to prevent spread before it burned out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meeks Dalton's Corta
Ais
Dalton
Parowan Westworld M EA Hosts Saturday Party
A Parowan Westworld event held last Saturday October 2151 featured dancing and games with each girl inviting a partner. Twenty two attendees enjoyed the evening in a festive atmosphere.
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Tie Hillebell
Heehiveelash
Parowan Westworld M EA
Belated sympathy for Parowan family on Annie Luke death
Mrs. Annie Martina Luke died in Provo after a lingering illness a few weeks ago. Beloved wife of William Haydock Luke and mother of fourteen, she was born in Goshen Utah and buried in Manti after funeral in Junction. Surviving are her husband, eleven children, sixty three grandchildren, three great grandchildren, two brothers and a sister.
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John H. Pendleton
Tho
Annie Martina Luke
Provo
Pendleton
Junction
Manti Cemetery
Luke
Goshen
Utah
William Haydock Luke
Salt Lake City
Chidren
Burylye
Junction Ward
Local Visitors Davenport and Dalton From FPara on Business
Messrs. Wm Davenport IT Davenport and Willard Dalton were up from FPara goned this morning on business matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
IT Davenport
Willard Dalton
Mrs Clara Stevens Warner Visits Cedar City Group
Mrs Clara Stevens Warner and Mrs Spencer visited Cedar City relatives yesterday. Norma and Emily Dalton, back from California, with George Elliott, accompanied by local men, went hunting.
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Clara Stevens Warner
Mrs
Spencer
Cedar City
Mrs. Warner
Norma
Emily Dalton
California
George Elliott
Mrs Ora Fraser Visits From Los Angeles
Mrs Ora Tienson Fraser from Los Angeles is staying a couple of weeks with the Edgar Benson family. She expects to return at the end of that time.
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Ora Tienson Fraser F
Los Angeles
Edgar Benson
Mrs Ellis Beniley Returns Home After Hospital Visit
Mrs Ellis Beniley was taken to the hospital on Wednesday evening where an examination showed her condition was not as serious as feared and she was brought home again.
Miss Lillian Jarvis Visits Here With Claudia Joseph
Miss Lillian Jarvis a B A G student from Millard County spends the weekend with Miss Claudia Joseph, enjoying local hospitality and social visits.
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Lillian Jarvis
A. G. Stuent
Millard County
Claudia Joseph
Wedding记 of Georgeana Rasmussen Ties to Beaver Visitor
Miss Myra McClellan, a former resident now living at Beaver, visited friends here this week and attended the wedding of her close friend Georgeana Rasmussen during her stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myra McClellan
Beaver
Georgeana Rasmussen
Carpenters Finish CCC Barracks Project Near St George
Messrs A. R. Benson and Wm T. Orton returned after three weeks near St George completing a car penter job on barracks for a CCC camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
A. R. Benson
Wm. T. Orton
St. George
CCC
Marsden Couple Relocates to Manage Livestock Interests
Mr and Mrs Milo Marsden of Salt Lake City plan to spend the winter here while Milo takes over management of the Marsden Livestock Company's interests.
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Milo Marsden
Salt Lake City
Milo
Marsden Livestock Company
Beaver couple welcomed a baby daughter this week
Mr and Mrs Leonard Roberts of Beaver announce the birth of a daughter at the home of Mrs Staberts parents Ar and Mrs Henry Ifeap in this city.
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Leonard Roberts
Beaver
Staberts
Henry Ifeap
Local Hunters Bring In Many Deer This Week
A week’s end report notes many deer were brought in by local hunters though exact counts and names of successful hunters remain unavailable.
Wilford Day Reports Strong Potatoes Despite Late Frost
Wilford Day notes the potato crop is healthy after initial dig days. He reports the yield looks good with tubers ripening well despite late frost, allowing continued growth on his farm.
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Wilford
England's Early Postal Service Traces to 1522 Origins
Fragment from a historical record outlines England's first postal concepts in 14th and 15th centuries, noting private posts under Edward II, later royal appointees like Sir Brian Tuke, and the creation of postmaster roles for foreign ports under James I. It cites penny posts in 1631 and early regular internal posts proclaimed by Charles I.
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Cogland
Edward II
Brian Tuke
Wilan Paget
Jat Alasan
Thomas Randolph
Enland
James I
Matthew de Quester
Charles I
Edinburc
Lonidun
Fulmund Pricieaux
House of Cocumens
London
Tathert Afarray
Stamps Perforation Origins and Methods
In early postage history stamps lacked separation, requiring cutting. Fleury Archer patented a perforation system, Britain bought it and issued perforated stamps, and soon other nations built similar machines. Perforators operate either rotary pins on a wheel or vertical comb teeth, handling single rows or full sheets.
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Fleury Archer
Great Britain
Chicaszo Tribune
Animals On Ocean Voyage Packing A Wild Beast
A Tit-Lits Magazine excerpt discusses crates for transporting animals by sea. It notes strong construction to deter escapes, doors for feeding and cleaning, ventilation, and different methods for lifting and securing varied species from giraffes to hippos and snakes.
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Tumlin
Africa
Tingland
Tit-Lits
Record Lava Flow From Eecla Volcano in Teeland
The Eecla or Kakla volcano in Teeland produced the most extensive lava flow in history, about 45 miles long and 15 miles wide in 1785. Though vast, its isolation limited destruction compared with eruptions in populated regions. Eecla rises over 600 feet inland with five craters and no eruptions since 1345, totaling 18 eruations in known history, none rivaling 1783.
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Eecla
Kakla
Teeland
Itilecla
His Share The dinner of children in progress
A children's meal scene shows Tilly with a fat chicken and siblings debating parts. One child claims the fishbone while another says a leg. Jackie finally speaks, proudly showing a perch on a skewer.
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Tilly
Jackie
Mrs. Imogene Adams Timmons Feted At Social
Mrs. Glenna M. Ward hosted a Saturday evening social honoring Mrs. Imogene Adams Timmons who has been visiting with her group for several days.
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Imogene Adams Timmons
Glenna M. Ward
Deer hunters spot bear in Horse Valley field
Several local deer hunters saw a bear in Horse Valley during a week hunt. Walter Peterson fired at the animal from long range after field classes confirmed it was a bear, not a black cow as some had believed when seen near the bushes. The group named as witnesses includes John Pendleton, Paul Adams, Amos Match and Lawrence Lowder.
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Horse Valley
Walter Peterson
John Pendleton
Paul Adams
Amos Match
Lawrence Lowder
Three Brass Balls Symbol in Lombard Moneylenders Crest
The three brass balls tied to the Lombard family of Sledies originate as symbols of three pitched pills or as a Medici crest. One tale claims a Medici killed a giant at Mugello and adopted the victim’s three balls as his emblem.
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England
Mazurvine
Utah Taxpayer details state and local bonded debt trends
The October Utah Taxpayer reports county and district debt declines since 1939 while city and town bonds rise. Salt Lake City adds near 3 million due to water improvements. total state bonded debt climbs to 36.8 million with 2 percent of assessed value. Detailed tables cover 212 taxing units.
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Utah
Utah Taxpayer
Utah Taxpayers’ Association
Salt Lake City
Pullic Finance
Local teachers attend Salt Lake Institute
Practically all teachers from area schools left Wednesday afternoon or Thursday morning to attend the Institute in session in Salt Lake City this weekend. Only Mr Griffin Miss Pace and Miss Bastian are not attending. Superintendent Barlow, board members Foster and Leigh, Miss Mello, clerk of the Board, and many teachers from other district schools are also in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Griffin
Miss Pace
Miss Bastian
Barlow
Foster and Leigh
Mello
Mrs Myrtle Lurt Visits Geaver for Week with Local Family
Mrs Myrtle Lurt arrives from Geaver for a seven day stay with her relatives, joining the local community for a short visit and time with her hosts.
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Myrtle Lurt
Geaver
Visit Ends As Mr and Mrs Salon Lyman Return Home
Mr and Mrs Salon Lyman recently visited with relatives and friends for a couple of weeks and departed for their home in Oregon. Today's mail included a remittance from Mrs Clara Bentley Luke of Charleston Utah for another year of reading the Times to stay in touch with the hometown.
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Mrs. Salon Lyman
Oregon
Clara Bentley Luke
Charleston
Utah
Times
Luke
Age Limits for Postmasters
A man seventy years of age is eligible for postmaster at fourth class offices paying under $500 yearly. For first to third class offices the maximum age is sixty five. The sixty five limit also applies to fourth class offices paying $200 or more. The limit is waived for postal workers with two years in service before the filing deadline and for those with military or naval service credit.
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Paragonah
John Whlliamson
Idaho
Willamson
Arnold Johnson
Johnson
Alce MecStride
Gertrude Claiton
Takien
Lundell Estate
Frovo
Toger 1
Thurn, Taxis
Valsassina
Tyrol
Germany
Italy
Lis Son
Brussels
Vienna
Staximillian I
Nuremberg
Fiens
Netherlands
Liere
Spire
Rheinhausen
Wurttemburg
Augsburg
Trrol
The
Mountain States
Peggy Shane
Fay Shae
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