Economic Highlights of NRA Codes and Farm Outlook
The article outlines mid campaign NRA code progress with wage scales and production quotas, noting the Lumber Code Authority and expected employment gains. It reports tensions among steel and auto, enforcement efforts by General Johnson, potential prosecutions for sign-and-violate cases, and shifts in government contracts. It also covers Shipping Board shutdowns, Prohibition Bureau losses, and grim farm forecasts with a looming hog overhang and pork market adjustments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NTA
Pleds
Treubles
NRA
Imubei
Industr
Lumber Code Authority, Inc
Lundro
Edison Institute
G Evernmcent
Directure
Johnson
Farley
NEA
B. A. C Opens September Eleventh Registration
Registration at the Branch Agricultural College begins Monday September 11, with instruction starting the next day. Faculty from last year mostly remain, though Parley Dalley and Gilbert I. Janson are on sabbatical. Several department heads change duties. tuition and fees total 46,499 dollars, funding student body, labs and entrance. A limited number of scholarships may cover tuition for needy applicants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Branch Agricultural College
Parley Dalley
California
Gilbert I. Janson
Business
Columbia University
Rhea Johnson
Hose
Uoupson
Alt BF
Afortcuren
Department of Agriulture
Atv ‘J
Gatn Stevers
Salt Lake
Fjohn WK Foesh
Uraueh Agricultural College
Rum Runner Fined May Face Manslaughter Charge
Ijareld Broughton 27 of Los Angeles was arrested after crashing into a local bar north of Paragrenah injuring Joseph Lund who later died. Alvin Benson fined 200 dollars and 30 days jail on liquor possession. sentence later reduced to 100 dollars but jail term ongoing. Authorities pursue involuntary manslaughter charge with potential up to one year in county jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ijareld Broughton
Los Angccles
Hey
Paragrenah
Joseph LH. Lund
Alvin Bensons
Slrce
Lund
War on Weeds Aids City This Week
A campaign to control noxious weeds continues this week with Burdock and coc kle burrs targeted first. City workers freed streets of weeds faster than last year and property owners must clear their premises or face tax charges after due notice. District inspector John E Blazzard directs chemical treatments for morning glory white top and others with Jasper Stubbs supervising. Clifford Evang inspects fields and notifies owners to clean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. Blazzard
Jasper Stubbs
Clifford Evang
Notice for Pareowan Choral Society Organization Meeting
Interested residents are invited to a planning meeting at the East Ward chapel on Sunday afternoon September 3 after sacrament meeting. Mr W M Manning of the BG A choir will present a plan for organizing the society and discuss year end market products and projection of 2 000 000 000 pounds next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pareowan
East Ward Chapel
W. If. Manning
BG. A
Music Department
Parowan To Benefit From Forest Development Program
Parowan will gain from a $42,600 Dixie National Forest plan announced by Forest supervisor Jas. Jaf. The program funds campgrounds, roads, fences, water systems, revegetation, and building projects. Crews of about forty men will work from Wind Low Spring, with local workers sharing duties on campground improvements and road construction connecting the forest boundary to Cedar Breaks Panguilch Lake road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jas
Jaf Uar
Dixie National Forest
Rodent Control
Parowan
Five Mile
Forest
CCC Hoys
Duck Creek
Tarowan
Cedar Breaks-Panguilch Lake
Castle Valley
Windlow Spring
Cedar Breaks
Vancuilch Lake
Can‘sea
Cronsmier
Jedge Tome
Brienshead
Yankee Reservoir
Panguileh Lake
Mammooth
Main Canyon
Breaks
Itoo
Elder Clawson Attends Conference in Stake Meetings
Elder Rudger Clawson, president of the quorum of the twelve, represented general church authorities at the quarterly conference in this state. Meetings were held Saturday in Parsgonnah and Kanarra and Sunday in the Cedar Third Ward. The stake presidency spoke, and Scott A. Matheson gave a detailed talk on the NRA explained aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudger Clawson
Quorum of the Twelve Apostles of the
Parsgonnah
Kanarra
Cedar Third Ward
Clawson
Tecal
Stake Presidency
NRA
Scott A. Alatheson
Flower Show Set for September 8 at West Ward Hall
The West Ward Relief Society hosts its annual flower show on Friday night at 8 15 in the recreation hall with a pageant The Glory of Weomar hood directed by Lucilla Datton and Al ice Richards Admission is free Ice cream bars and popcorn will be sold Flowers to be sold after the show The regular meeting of the West Ward Relief is set for Tuesday September 6th
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Ward Relief Society
New High School Principal Arrives For Opening Week
Mr Glenn Snow begins as the new principal during the week to prepare for the opening next Monday. He and his family plan to reside at the Charlie D Adams residence as part of the move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Snow
West Ward Relief Hosts Corn Roast on Jeg Farm
West Ward Relief sponsored a corn roast at Holyoak farm on Tuesday night with 200 guests. Transportation gathered on Jarley Dalton's lawn at 5 wolneck, hay racks and cuts carried attendees to the event. Supper featured gandfishes barbecued chicken toasted corn cake and peaches. Games continued to dusk and again after supper ending about ten with Good Night Ladies. Married folks of the award invited. L Walter et al recovering from a head infection after a swim at Saratoga on the Utah lake moved to Salt Lake City for surgery accompanied by Mr Flately and Mr Peterson
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Ward Relief Society
Holyoak Farm
Jarley Dalton
Wolneck
L. Walter [Etergon
Saratoga
Utah Lake
Balt Lake City
Mr Flately
Mr. Peterson
Metropolis
New Traffic Cop Boosts Garages Business
L. J. Adams, newly appointed highway patrolman, arrives in town and improves garage business with strict but diplomatic enforcement.-Parowan Auto Co. reports sales rise as motorists note functioning taillights and headlights. Adams plans to patrol both ends of town nightly. He recently returned from Salt Lake City to help, but Carbor County officials were tied up with other duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Focal Eatate
L. J. Adams
Parewan Auto Co
Adams
Salt Lake City
H Guse
Carbor County
Meturu
Jes
Parowan
Senator Tay Talks to Farm and Labor Meeting
Ray? Scamus Willard Dar spoke at the weekly Farm and Labor League gathering Friday evening in Lacey. John W. Neatley, president, presided and explained the group's aims. A large turnout joined as new members after the discussion of road projects and state tax measures passed by the legislature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scamus Willard Dar
Lacey
Farm and Labor League
Hit
Republic
Llesto
Jaa
John W. Neatley
Famliar
Four Marriage Licenses Issued In Week By Clerk Office
The Clerk's office issued four marriage licenses during the week. Couples include Thelmar Straiton and Thelma Larelle Mitchell from Utah and Cras Robert Earl Willianme and Evelyn Vance from Ely Nevada. The remaining pairs are Feet J. Green and Hersie Calapa Anderson from Las Veras and Merald Wagens Alalchus and Kell Key from Long Beach. The committee says no relief orders will be issued to those not joining the NRA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah
Kion County
Thelmar Straiton
Hurricane
Thelma Larelle Mitchell
Cras
Robert Earl Willianme
Ely Nev
Evelyn Vance
Ely Nevada
Feet J. Green
Las Veras Hersie
Crash Victim Bies in County Hospital
Joseph J. Land 37 of Paragonah died from injuries after a collision when Harold Proughton of Los Angeles drove into a hay wagon. The accident occurred Friday night near Paragonah as the Lund family loaded hay. Land’s obituary notes his Paragonah roots, church service, and role on the county hospital board. Funeral services were held this afternoon in Paragonah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bies
Joseph J. Land
Promipera Paragonah
Harold Proughton
Los Angeles
Mr. Lunt
Richard WI
Lunds
Streight
Glenwoe Springs
Froughton
Ino Bt Ceorce
Wilon
Lelen Ni Land
Paragonah
Mr. Land
Ife
California
IL. 2D. C
Tron County
Hoczpital Board
Carr
Richard N
Alfred W
Mex
Annie Wepham
Airs
Ellen S. Barton
Murrey
Paregonai L. OD
Monument to honor pioneer iron workers in Cedar City
A monument to the pioneer iron workers of Cedar City will be unveiled Monday morning in the park. George Albert Smith leads the Utah Trails and Landmarks Association and the Cedar City Chamber of Commerce in the dedication with Driggs of the National Oregon Trailer Association also expected. The plaque notes the first iron manufactured west of the Mississippi by Bergham Young and associates in 1851 2. Iron ore sourced from local mines, red iron bars forged by pioneers, and a 4 year, 1 009 000 dollar foundry project are cited. All interested are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar City
Utah Teakls and Landmarks Association
Chamber of Com
George Albert Smith
Troward HR. Driggs
National Oregon Trailer Association
Bergham Young and Associates
Mississippi River
Ceder City
Hight
Wish
Utah Pienerr Trails and Landmarka Association
Chamber of Commerce of
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Fasatly
Shipping Board
Department of Commerce
Prohibition Bureau
Oir
B. A
BE. A. G
Mountain Ane
Elder Clawson
West Ward Relief
NEW Traffic Cop
Tay
Kell Key
Long Beach
Emopecacy Relief Committee
NRA Moive
Joseph EH
Mercce
Cox
James Keller
St. George
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