County Board Hears Budget And Road Requests
The County Commission ers held their regular September meeting with all members and officers present. They appropriated 100 to Hatch fish hatchery and 159 for a road camp and supplies. Committees from Hamlin Valley and Paragonah sought labor and aid for roads, while Cedar City representatives asked for child welfare support. No firm appropriations were made beyond moral backing.
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Board of County Commissioners
Utah
Hamlin Valley
Alfred Force
West End
Harvey Hedges
Messia
A. D. Robb
Amasa Stones
H. B. Robinson
Fparagonah
Paragonah
Iorse Valley
Forest Service
Iron Mountain Railroad Company Formed in Utah
Articles of incorporation filed for Iron Mountain Railroad Company, a Columbia Steel subsidiary, to build a line from Iron Springs on the Cedar City branch to about twelve miles southeast. Capitalization 8500,000 with 5000 shares not offered for sale. Ore deposit Iron Mountain Mines valued over 10,000 Ged. Construction to begin when profitable development warrants. mine to be idle until railroad is authorized. Directors include L. F. Rains, A. C. Ellis Jr, W. Miller, W. W. Armstrong, Duncan McVichie. Mr. Imlay of Hurricane attended Rambouillet Show.
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Columbia Steel Concern
Utah
Ticles
Iron Mountain Railroad Company
The
Columbia Steel Corpor
Iron Springs
Cedar City
Salt Lake
Los Angeles
Iron Mountain Mines
L. F. Rains
Prsident
A. C. Ellis
Local party hopefuls mix in county campaigns for office
The Republic an party fields many aspirants while Democrats show limited bids. The Republican District Senatorial Convention is set for Sept 25 at Cedar City with a county nominating convention penciled in for October. Incumbents are viewed as receptive to re election. Possible contenders include L N Marsden J G Pace David Hirschi for State Senate and B M Colvin for sheriff. Lucile Parcelis is named for Recorder and J Clayton Mitchell seeks a four year term.
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Recorder's Office
Cedar City
State Senate
Beaver
Iron
Washington
L. N. Marsden
J. G. Pace
David Hirschi
B. M. Colvin
M. A. Freitag
Prosecution in Cedar City Courts Ends in Fines
In Cedar City district reports, O Kf Norris pleaded guilty to two Prohibition cases and paid $400 in fines, with a third case dismissed on appeal. Earlier cases had seen two mistrials by juries. A moonshine seizure with an inner tube carton was involved and the car, a Buick, was confiscated. Liquor investigators Wright and Burns faced hearings, while Rountree Hunoter’s vanilla sale case was quashed for lack of evidence. A 60 day driving suspension was fined in another Cedar City case, Eph Jesanup paid $26 for bad checks.
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O. Kf. Norris
Lund
Justice Court
Justice Courts
Cedar City
Leigh
Defendent
Oussuin
Carowan
Ct.cs
George O. Morris
Rountree Hunoter
Nobsult
Rock Hamblin
Quality Rambouillet Show Highlights Colt Winners
The Colt Show at the Rambouillet barn attracted a strong turnout of quality colts across four classes mare torte horse colts yearling fillies and yearling horses. Arthur Petersen and Arthur Fetersen each earned class victories with multiple entries, Don Pendleton John Taylor and Ray Stones among notable winners, while KR L Fentons prize favored Petersen's yearling as the outstanding exhibit. Br Arthur Littimer praised the lot as finest seen, though fewer entries than hoped due to timing.
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The
Times
Rambouillet Barn
Major Jones
Br. Arthur Littimer
Minera- Ville
RK. L. Fentons
Ernest Orton
Arthur Petersen
Frank Adams
Don Pendleton
John Taylor
Arthur Fetersen
Ray Stones
Paragonah
KR. L
Salt Lake City
Cheese Factory Patronage Rising With New Dairy Farmers
Patronage at the cheese factory continues to grow with four new milk producers joining on Monday. Milk intake surged by 200 pounds, the highest Monday total since operations began, while the dairy secretary mailed August milk checks. W. Heap’s cows achieved the top two week test at 5.5 percent, reflecting strong quality in the supply.
Delegates Named to Democratic and Republican Conventions
Iron County and Parowan delegates were elected at the county convention. D. M. Macfarlane W. K. Granger T. D. Adams W. C. Mitchell and W. Bulloch named as Democratic delegates with alternates J. W. Jones E. J. Palmer and H. Hayles. Republican delegates included J. W. Bentley J. Crayton Mitchell H. C. Parcells L. N. Marsden. Also notes about Rambouillet Show judging and sales prices.
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Iron County
M. J. Macfarlane
Walter KL. Granger
Thomas D. Adams
Walter C. Mitchell
Warren Bulloch
Thomas VW
Jones
E. J. Palmer
H. & Hayles
Parowans
Charles Adams
Walter ¢. Mitchell
Weary W. Taylor
R. N. Benson
Thomas C. Adams
T. Orton
W. Warner Mitchell
John M. Foster
Cedar City
Salt Lake City
Melssra
John W. Bentley
J. Crayton Mitchell
H. C. Parcells
L. N. Marsden
Rambouillet Association elects new officers
At the Southern Utah Rambouillet Sheep Breeders Association annual meeting L N Marsden was named President Clarence Richards Vice President Richard M Benson Secretary treasurer Directors elected include E Ray Lymans John W Bentley Iron County W W Houston Garfield County J W Imlay Washington County J K Madsey Sanpete County and W F Joseph Beaver County A banquet followed at the Relief hall and retiring officers were WW Pendleton John W Bentley W Clair Rowley M D Higbee George A Lowe J H Barton.
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Southern Utah Rambouillet Sheep Breeders’ Association
L. N. Marsden
Clarence Richards
Richard M. Benson
E. Ray Lymans
John W. Bentley
Iron County
W. W. Houston
Garfield County
J. W. Imlay
Washington County
J. K. Madsey
Sanpete County
W. F. Joseph
Beaver County
Relief Hall
Wool Facts Show Utah High Wool Production Rank
A Federal Bureau report shows sixty percent of U S wool comes from eleven Western states with Wyoming and Montana leading, Utah ranking fourth in total clip at about 20 22 million pounds in 1926. The piece notes state fleece weights and regional comparisons across the United States.
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United States
Utah
Wyoming
Montana
Federal Bureau of Agricultural Economics
William Petersen
Utah Agricultural Experiment Station
Texas
Idaho
Oregon
California
New Mexico
Nevada
Colorado
Arizona
Washington
Ohio
Nebraska
Rhode Island
North Atlantic
New York
South Atlantic
West Virginia
Kentucky
Federal Statisticiana
Union
Loz
South Atlantic States
North Central
South Central
New Civil Suits Filed In District Court List
Records in the clerk’s office show civil suits filed within Isat two weeks. Names include Pearl R. McConnell versus O M Nor rig Hilda Hunter Thornton versus Taylor Thornton and the Intermountain Association of Creditmen versus M M Dalley. Mr David Matheson recently left to visit his son Scott in Chicago.
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Clerk of the District Court
Pearl R. McConnell
0. M. Norrig
Hilda Hunter Thornton
Taylor Thornton
Intermountain Association of Creditmen Va
MM. L. Dalley
David Matheson
Scoait
Chicago
Flowan Stake Quarterly Conference Highlights
The Flowan Stake held a two day conference with Apostle George Albert Smith and Preaching Bishop Sylvester Q. Cannon in attendance. Auxiliary representatives and visiting general church authorities spoke, urging prudent Sabbath behavior and safe use of motor vehicles. Speakers included Louise W. Robinson Clara Beesly Mrs Stewart and George D Pyper representing their respective organizations.
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Flowan
George Albert Smith
Sylvester Q. Cannon
School Opens Brightly in Good Shape in Community
The local public schools, elementary and high, started the week in fine condition with teachers and students at work. New staffing includes Pymm as principal and Fenton in agriculture. Building upgrades include a chemistry-ready science room and a large skylight. Church missions and a Salt Lake City visit by Luella Nyatt are noted among community items.
Marriage Licenses Issued in Local Clerks Office
Marriage licenses have been issued to W Scott Day of Parowan and Argilla Higbee of Cedar City and to Ray Douglas of Cedar City and May Draper of Paragonah.
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W. Scott Day
Parowan
Argilla Higbee
Cedar City
Ray Douglas
May Draper
Paragonah
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George Chilton
Paro
T G Auto Co
Hunter Luat
Jennie Leigh
Child's Welfare Association of
Ation
Columbia Steel Corporation
Jis
Num
Tion
J W Imlay
Iturricane
Thorley
Eph Jesanup
COLT
Beys
Need Smoot
Don EB. Colton
Andrew Elias Hansen
Prove
Supreme Court
Smoot
Colton
Congressman Leatherwood
John Page
Davenport
Iowa
Mir. Paco
Kenneth Ikler
Te Department of Animal Industry
Utah Agricultural College
B. A. C. Ist
Itam
Day Farms Co
W. CC. Pendleton
WW. W. Pendleton
George A. Lowe Sr
B. A. CG
W. W. Pendleton
W. WW. Pendleton
Miller Bros
Ewe and Own
Bay Farms Co
W. C. Pendleton
Clark Orton
Flack
Ram
J. K. Madsen
Ewe
Tay Farms
Ray Lyman
Gen. A. Lowe Jr
John K. Madsen
Mt. Pleasant
Madsen
Royal Nelson
Marsden
FL. Coms
Ira Dern
Pat Merrill
Une
Dern
Howard Cantonwine
Ile
McGil
Cantonwine
Rambouvillet Association
And
Agricultural College Extension Service
Duriunzz Woww
Ffisa
Maurice Lelzh
Ed Missionary
Sevi
Ing
Toae
George Alpert
Suifiis
Auxil
Iary
Louise W
George D. Pyper
Lst
J. Donald Pymm
History and Social Science
Th. L. Fenton
Durham Morris
Tyan Decker
Senne
N. E. Brownt
Methodical
R Clifford Empey
Lucile Richards
Thelma Smith
Mazel Sproul
Leone Coope
Myra Dalton
Arvilla Day
Alys Adams
Mary Orton
Mary Adams
Clive Casto
Home Economics
Muale
Messrs
Standall Adams
Albert Mitchell
Parowan East Ward
Randall Will
Society Islands
Albet
Eastern States
Pbhout
Luella Nyatt
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