Cedar City Road Plan Under 48 Thousand Dollar Estimate
At a special Board of County Commissioners meeting with State Road Commission reps the Cedar City to Washington County line road is set to be funded next year at 48200 dollars. Federal 74 percent and County 26 percent with 12533 from State Road fund. County share requires 4000 before year end and remaining by May next year. The board also agreed to arrange medical aid for a Davis child in urgent need.
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Board of County Commissioners
Cedar City
Washington County
Ron County
State Road Commission
Kowlton
Wm. Osbourn
Knowlton
R. L. Fenton
Aome
M. T. Davin
Davis
Dance and Theatre Benefit at Summit for Soldiers Memorial
A Saturday night program in Summit features Apron and Overall dance and a theatre show titled The Imaginary Aunt, staged by the Service Star Legion to raise funds for the Soldiers Memorial. Residents and neighbors are invited to attend both events.
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Summit
Service Star Legion
Belng
Dogs Poisoning Shocks Town Amid Licensing Debate
About six dogs died from poisoning early this week with more losses reported since. The act appears linked to tensions over dog licensing, as residents push for controls. Meanwhile, local social events and political visits fill the week, including Westward MIA planning an opening social and Republican party figures touring Cedar. Joyce Adele Adams celebrated her seventh Halloween birthday with a party.
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Canina
Higa
Joyce Adele Adams
Hallowe'en
Opening of Fearowan recreation hall draws big social crowd
Fearowan opened its new recreation hall with a Friday celebration. The Rehef Society served nearly 600 lunches raising 141 for the building fund. A large evening dance followed with 188 tickets at 1 each, boosting finances as the High School Orchestra performed and Senator Wem H. King visited for lunch.
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Fearowan
Adama
Warde
Engar
Wem. H. King
Jtunpch
Beautiful Weather and Local Social Notes
The piece describes continued mild weather with rain turning to snow by noon Wednesday. It notes farmers, livestock men, and merchants rejoicing in favorable conditions. It mentions Miser Lucy Stevens finishing winter school at B A C and attendance at the recreation hall opening dance by Mr and Mrs John L Lowder Jr from Desert Mound, with Daniel Stones from Paragonah visiting for business.
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Miser
Lucy Stevens
New Recreation Hall
John L. Lowder ,Jr
Desert Mound
Recreation Hall
Church Block to be Parked
Representatives from civic groups the city and two wards met to plan parking and beautification for the block housing two churches. Landscape expert Emil Hansen advised removing old trees, grading, and lawn planting with two tennis courts, a playground, and a minimal walkway. Community effort to supply nursery stock and water system aims to fund the project with little public cost.
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Hansen
Vericaa
Ban- Bengail
Paragonah Protests Poor Tower Service
Paragonah town board met with Parowan City Council Tuesday night to protest light and power service. They said lights are poor and power is inadequate due to water shortages and under sized transformers. Also notes of George F. Taylor’s serious operation, and the birth of a baby to Mr. and Mrs. Jesse F. Lowder.
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Paragonah
Parowan
East Ward Adult Class Entertained at Ward Social
The East Ward M I A adult class was entertained at Nellie Clark's home on Tuesday night. Members shared Hallows Eve origins, a poem, and games won by Minnie L. Olton Georgia Mitchell and Maud Farcells. The gathering included needlework chat and a light lunch of cookies cocoa and grapes. Birthday greetings via subscriptions were received from several readers.
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East Ward
Nellie Clark
Hallowe'en
Minnie L. Oolton
Georgia Mitchell
Maud Farcells
Proclamation Urges Parowan City Observance On Monument Day
Mayor John W Bentley calls Parowan City citizens to observe a memorial day on November 12 17285 to honor World War I service members and their sacrifices. Merchants are asked to close from 9 a m to 2 p m in observance.
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Service Star Legion
John W. Bentley
Parowan City
Utah
Pathwan City
Pardwan City
John W.bentley
Governor Dern Hosts Political Rally at Court House
Senator King and local Democratic leaders joined Governor George Dern and Attorney Oliver K. Clay for a rally at the courthouse. Clay praised Dern’s accomplishments, then Barbara Matheson and Tiene Johnson performed before Dern spoke on campaign issues in an open manner.
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Oliver K. Clay
At. J. Urie
M. J. Macfarlane
Court House
Mr. Clay
Den
Barbara Matheson Gang
Tiene Johnson
Campaign remarks mark Utah parade for Fringing renomination
SPEAKS HERE Utah's Junior Senator Wm Fring, Democratic nominee for re election, spoke at Paroneo and a Democratic rally followed in the courthouse. Local candidates Macfarlane Granger and Murdock joined the senator. Granger urged voting for Democratic nominees for president and party lines on the county board. King spoke on farm relief tariff and religion. Founders Day at Branch Agricultural College planned for Nov 16 with reunions, gym dedication, football game and a grand ball. Davenport returned with cattle purchases. Fenton visited Salt Lake City. The speaker dismissed arguments about appointing a Democratic governor to fill Reed Smoot's seat, saying protection remains in both parties and the term would be short. He planned further meetings in St George and Hurricane before Cedar City.
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Utah
Wm. Fr.ing
Paroneo
Court House
Dr. Macfarlane
Thia Country
Walter H. Granger
Abe Murdock
Granger
Board of County Commissioners
State Road Commission
Thea
Vissit St. George
Hurricane
Cedar
Voters Learn About Republican Candidate for District Judge Cox
Voters in the Fifth Judicial District are informed about LeRoy D. Cox, the Republican candidate for District Judge. The notice discusses Cox’s background, noting he was born in St George and provides local publicity materials from the campaign.
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Fifth Judicial District
LeRoy 4. Cox
Expels Fine Nut From Long After Nearly Two Years
Little Udell Decker, son of Al Fin Decker, expelled a pine nut from his lungs after twenty three months. He was operated on several times at the County Hospital and in Salt Lake City without success. A small shell fragment remained, but the nut meat, though decomposed, was expelled with a cough early yesterday morning. The case brought relief to the boy and his family after prolonged suffering and anxiety.
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al- Fin Decker
Salt Lake City
Little
Gufferlog
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