Nofficial Election Returns For County And State
Unofficial returns from most voting districts of the Issy s Primary Election as compiled by the State for Salt Lake City papers U S Senator.
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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1940
Page
5
Unofficial returns from most voting districts of the Issy s Primary Election as compiled by the State for Salt Lake City papers U S Senator.
Charles B Petty sues LePreal N Dullach in county court seeking collection on a note for 2532 80 with 10 percent interest from filing until paid plus costs and attorney fees. Plaintiff requests sheriff sale of mortgaged property to cover costs and amount due, and potential deficiency claim against Warren H Bulch if sale yields less.
The county clerk issued licenses for June Winsor Simpkins 29 and Desprine Bushey 2 both of Enterprise Joseph Cie Foster 24 of Cedar City and Claudia Pendleton 21 Parowan Art Vernon Maxfield 24 Cedar City and Jean Vee Williams 19 Enoch Arban W Hail 23 Hurricane and R Dell Peterson 9 Cedar City William Show Boardman 28 Paragonah and Ruth Matilda Cox 25 Riverside California.
An analysis by Dr. ilworth H. Walker shows mining as Utah’s leading industry since 1862. The piece argues minerals power Salt Lake Valley’s economy, enabling manufacturing and agriculture to depend on mineral resources, with future growth tied to undeveloped nonmetals and a long-range mining program.
Step one emphasizes a clean pot and scouring to reduce residues. Step two covers measuring coffee to water, suggesting a stated ratio but advocating experimentation to fit taste. Step three warns against boiling coffee, preferring hot water just below boil and the drip method for aroma and flavor.
Captain Conterno reports 180 white families living at the mouth of the Rio Pinquen in Madre de Dios Peru had been out of contact for 35 years. The isolated community welcomed Peruvian aviators from a Swedish American scientific expedition and asked for a school and a radio telegraph station.
Lawyer Anthony J. Koval highlights Baldwin's Blue Book of Chip Laws noting long standing prohibitions. Fines include up to 50 dollars for driving a car past a horse without consent or failing to stop when pursued. students organizing or joining a fraternity or sorority face a 29 dollar fine.
The Utah Legislature proposes to amend section 18 of article XII to require stockholders in banking corporations and joint stock associations to be personally liable for an additional amount up to the total paid-in capital or stock value, for all debts and liabilities. If adopted, the amendment takes effect January 1, 1941, with formal certification by the Secretary of State.
City council debates installing traffic signals and outlines bids for painting the grandstand at the city race track. Trustees also push to clear weeds and rubbish from a city park, with Nay Adams urging timely action. Visiting Salt Lake City residents Ray Gould and sister Minnie Anderson spent a brief stopover, marking Ray's first return in ten years.
Farmers in New Castle and Iron County formed cooperatives to share grain drills and tractors, reducing costs. Members contribute cash or borrow from the Farm Security Administration, with a caretaker scheduling use and service fees funding repairs. Newel F. Walden organized the groups with support from William J. Thayne.
A readable fragment compares momentum in a car crash to a machine gun bullet. It notes a car traveling at 60 miles per hour with a 11 pound object gaining about 13 200 foot pounds per second of momentum, equating to roughly 6.8 foot tons, and compares it to a machine gun bullet’s momentum when the car stops suddenly.
Forest notes a general rain over the region with lingering danger as authorities issue cautious advisories. The report references private land impacts and a wind of uncertain strength affecting the Dixie National area.
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