City Officials Salaries Kept Steady for Two Years
City council decides at September regular meeting to keep salaries for all city officials unchanged for the next two years. The action follows legal timing rules requiring changes be set at least sixty days before the election on November 3. Mayor Adams commented on possible council raises if conditions were normal, but urged against changes now. Current annual salaries include Mayor 100, Councilmen 75, Recorder 306, Collector 240, Treasurer 260, Auditor 140, Marshall 800, Watermaster 200, Street Supervisor 40, Attorney 200, Justice 125.
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Adams
Liguta
Good Race Horses Need A Local Track For Races
Horsemen lament no racecourse as Cedar Beaver Panguitch do not host meets this year. Notable horses include Fenton’s Tom Mix and Amasa Clark’s Red Wall, with promising youngsters like Clark Orton’s Baby Adalid and Culver’s two year old gelding. Extra care has been given to 41 animals. a track could revive Parowan style meets.
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Fenton
Tom Mix
Amasa Clark
Red Wall
Clark Orton
Baby Adalid
Frank Culver
Eugene Warren
Open social announced by West Ward Mutual Improvement
The West Ward Mutual Improvement Association schedules its winter opening social for next Tuesday evening in the Recreation Hall. The event features community singing prayer and a program with speaks by Geo Stevens and Sarah D Connell plus department talks and stunts. Prizes honor the department with the largest paid membership.
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West Ward Mutual Imfovment Association
Geo. Stevens
Sarah D. Connell
Ward survey shows residents unwilling to admit need for aid
In the East Ward survey by local bishops, no family admitted needing help though many offered to donate money, produce, or goods. The plan by L D S church aims to provide for the needy until a broader community effort forms, with fast offerings to be collected at no cost and distributed by the Relief Society as fuel and food supplies are built up.
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Blshon Aitchell
Meeting Called for Parents of Beginners
A meeting of the parents of all children entering school this year for the first time is called by Superintendent N J Barlow. It will convene in the High School at 3 PM next Thursday to discuss procedures and policies for the first grade. The superintendent, primary supervisor, and the first grade teacher will be present. A similar meeting was held in Cedar City the following afternoon.
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N. J. Barlow
Cedar City
Gleaner Girls Enjoy Outing at Five Mile
Special to the Times the Gleaner girls of the Gast Ward with teachers Mrs Luella I Adams and Mrs Lizzie A dams spent a weekend outing at the Five mile They traveled by truck Saturday night reached the site for a supper bonfire songs readings and stories then rose early Sunday for breakfast before returning home around four o clock Everyone enjoyed the trip Miss Ethel Whitney plans to attend the Grand Agricultural College this winter
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Gast Ward
Luella I. Adams
Lizzie Adams
County Schools Start Week From Next Monday
The Irena County School opens for all county children on September 14th with a pared staff and a community effort to provide a year's work. The first institute is September 12th with joint sessions at 9:30 a.m. and a public meeting at 8:00 p.m. Speakers include Dr C N Jensen and D W Parratt.
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Irena County School
Branch Agricultural College
N. Jensen
Irvin
Neal
L. KR. Humphreys
Jean Coxall
State Department of Instruction
D. W. Parrott
Utah State Education Association
Tabernacle
B. A. Auditorium
C. N. Jensen
BD. W. Parratt
Hyde announces loan plans for drought areas of northwest
The government offers feed loans for cattle horses and sheep to farmers in drought regions of Montana Wyoming North Dakota South Dakota Utah Idaho Washington and Nebraska. Loans cap at 3.00 per head monthly for cattle and horses 0.30 per head monthly for sheep for up to six months with liens on livestock as security. Loan limits set at 40 cattle 6 horses and 200 sheep per person totaling up to 1060. Regions include North Dakota South Dakota Missouri River area Nebraska Montana Utah Idaho and Washington counties. Prior mortgagees share lien rights with government and valuations capped at 60 per head cattle 75 per head horses and 6 per head sheep. Lienholders must refrain from transferring pledging or encumbrancing livestock.
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Montana
Wyoming
North Dakota
South Dakota
Utah
Idaho
Washington
Nebraska
Wiyde
Joana
Missouri River
United States
Opening Of School Details For September Registration
Principal A Slatch issued the opening plan for the new school term. Teachers will register children at nine AM on Monday September 14 with grade teachers in their previous rooms. High school students collect programs and registration cards in the office and pay lab and student body fees at registration. The student body fee is reduced to four dollars, with work opportunities available for those unable to pay.
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Slatch
Empey
Petersen
Morris
Miss Mroyd
Ward Relief Society Meeting Set for East Ward
The Ward Relief Society will hold its regular monthly work and business meeting on Wednesday next September 9 at the usual hour and place. Some business matters will be disposed of and there is work to be done taking care of produce available. Members are urged to be present. We learn from Director Oberhans ley that seventeen or eighteen Junior College students from the county will participate in the TDA winter program.
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Ward Relief Society
Oberhansley
TDA. C
Sunday Night Service to Be Resumed at Presbyterian Chapel
Rev. Wm. M. Forsyth announces that regular worship will resume next Sunday evening September 6 at 8 o clock at the Presbyterian chapel. Poor road conditions between here and Cedar and other obstacles have delayed his visits, but those have been overcome and he expects to be present regularly. The sermon topic is Testing God. All are welcome.
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Wm. M. Forsyth
Presbyterian Chapel
Junior Seminary Opens for Parowan and Cedar Students
The Parowan and Cedar City districts begin released time Junior Seminary with eighth and ninth graders allowed one non sectarian class weekly in moral and religious instruction. Accredited teachers will lead, and parents are urged to support the program as part of broader nationwide trends in weekday religious education.
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Thee
U. S
Sat Lake
United States
Dayton
Ohio
Kapsay City
Minneapolia
For All Council of Churches
Indiana
the Union
Parowan
Cedar City
Attempt to steal gasoline foiled in Junction
Two Junction youths tried to siphon gasoline from Clark Orton’s car last Friday night. Orton emerged in night clothes with a revolver, scaring the pair who were held briefly after Mrs. Orton summoned help. Deputies found no charges after the boys explained their reason.
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Junction
Clark Orton
Loem
Clark
Wells in canyon mouth near completion under large project
Work started this week on a major well at the canyon mouth beside a smaller one. Twelve inch casing is used as drilling proceeds toward fifty six feet, with water rising to the pipe and flowing out days ago. Financing through Tatowan Reservoir Company and city payment yet undecided.
No Bounty Money Until December 15
State Auditor informs county clerks that bounty payments are halted until a designated opening day, likely December 15, due to exhausted funds. Preceding trapping before mid October will yield no bounty as pelts must be killed within 60 days prior to payment restart.
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State Auditor's Office
Salt Lake City
Rowley
Ivor Ajax
School district sets laboratory and student fees for next year
The School Board announced fees for the coming year including shop and home economics charges by grade levels, chemistry lab costs for twelfth grade, and a student body fee at Parowall High School. Fees range from 25 to 260 cents for various labs and 4 dollars for the student body.
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Parowall High School
Aloyg
West Ward Relief Announces Weekly Society Meeting
Officers of the West Ward Relief Society announce a regular work and business meeting near Tuesday. They urge members to attend and contribute to the society’s efforts.
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West Ward Relief
West Ward Relief Society
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Council
MTA
Pridea
Ethel Whitney
Grand Agricultural Collera
State Department
J. Barlow
Hyde
Northwest
East Ward Relief
Secretary of Agriculure
Cedar
Canyon
Tatowan Reservoir Company
Field ‘Owners
Yankee Meadow
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