Many Men On The Pay Roll Next Monday
Figures by the committee selecting men for forest, lead and vegetation work show between seventy and seventy five community workers will be on the rolls next week. About twenty will camp at Pony Reach Second Left-hand canyon, 24 at Ab's pasture, others on Five-Mile and Mammoth projects. Most receive sixty hour shifts. some foremen and specialists will earn more. The process has been time consuming as names are posted in advance at the post office to simplify notifying workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mai Cagyon
Here
Paragonah
Jin
Casa Ha
Cedar Breaks Monument Area Withdrawn in Utah
Seven thousand acres in southern Utah are withdrawn from public lands to create the Cedar Breaks National Monument as proclaimed by President Roosevelt. The area will be administered by the Park Service and may later become a national park, with grazing rights largely unchanged but livestock groups wary of possible future expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Breaks National Monument
General Land Office
Washington, D. GC
T. F. Thomas
Register
U. S&s. Land Office
Salt Lake City
Roosevelt
Congress
Park Service
Utah
Commissioners Hold September Meeting
The Board of County Commissioners met in September with State Tax Commission members Alessi, Kos, Hammeed, and Leatham discussing farm land reclassification and improvements valuation. The county attorney reported the August district division was illegal and rescinded. polling site changes reduced districts to 123. The board considered hospital funding by a tax levy, and deferred Mrs. Corletts dependent mother’s fund request pending inquiry. Minor items and county claims were approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commission
Iine
Warawan
Cedar City
Buliech
Iron Springs
Iaa Corlett
J. A. Baker
Zane
Lund
Heist
Azcion
Silas J. Ward
Oscar M. Lyman
Peard
Adams
Civil suit filed over coal mine contract dispute
Peter Shurtz of Cedar City filed a civil suit against William Trorley and Thomas A. Trorley alleging damages of 6129.50. The complaint states a three year lease contract for land to develop a coal mine was not honored, with the defendants allegedly taking the property and causing loss of labor and expected profits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Shurtz
Cedar City Tlez
Wmtt
Thomas A. Trorley
Jis
Parowan Band Plays At Cedar City Race Meet
Parowan High School bands to perform daily during Cedar City three day race meet and boxing event. In exchange, band members receive free transport and admission to all attractions, creating a mutually beneficial arrangement for the local community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parowan High School
Cedar City
PASTON RETURNS TAOCM Gio MILE TRIS RS
Antony Pastedt returns from a two week trip through the Newsweet visiting relatives and family. He traveled through seven states including Nevada California Oregon Idaho Utah and Montana stopping at Battle Mountain Eureka West Yellowstone and Ashton before reaching home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paston
Antony Pastedt
Perovts Swat
Joh Provo
Abil
Thastiere Taylor
Wilford Dar Elected President of Rambouillet Breeders
The Daily Press notes Wilford Dar elected president of the American Rambouillet Sheep Breeders Association. Senator Way is pictured selling a ram at a high price. New officers include C. P. Raup, Mrs. Dwight Lincoln, W. S. Alger, Frank L. Itali, T. L. Dinsdale, W. D. Candland, Joseph H. King, and Frank Dullard. At the National Sheep Sale in Salt Lake, Pay Parms Co and W. Pendleton also profited, with top ram price reaching 3425 for a yearling Rambouillet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilford Dar
Salk Lake
Parms Co
Davig
F Pendleton
Fair Puizery
J. K. Madsen
Three Utah Men Fined in Denver
Deseret News reports federal judge J Bester Symrs fines three Cedar City men a total of 3550 for defrauding the government of about 11000 acres in Garfield county Colorado. James Prestwich and Layton Williams pay 1000 and 750 with Lt Arnold Cralf among the defendants. Sentences deferred pending payment. trio remanded to U S Marshal custody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deseret News
J. Bester
VV. 5
County to Reassess Property for 1943 Taxation
County commissioners approve reappraisal of all improvements by a state tax commission expert with county assessor help. Buildings will be inspected, replacement costs in 1942 values used, with depreciation deductions. Resulting values will shift tax figures. farm land reclassification proposal was abandoned after review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cam
Medias
Blaze Tat Commission
Uy Manay
Tcvishin
Reachel Igorate
Messrs
Slammond and
Leatham
Tax Commission
State
Tat Commission
Nmther
Micresec
Leatham Lad
Daughters Marriage Announced by Mr and Mrs Adams
Na and Mrs Win Adams announce that their daughter Mabel A Matheson will marry Grant O McDonald on September 20 in Mesa Arizona at the temple. The bride and groom are with the groom’s people in the Arizona city for the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Win
Adams
Mabel A Matheson
Grant
McDonald
Alesa
Arizona
Mesa, L. CD. H Temple
Arizona City
Marriage Licenses Issued By Clerk This Week
The Clerk issued marriage licenses this week to couples including Thomas Mohinenn and Ola Orton both of Carowan, Sfarry Knell and Georgia Snow of St George Vern, Wade and Vielan Bagwell of Lake Arrowhead California. The notice also mentions Matheon and Moand Meo taking a fishing trip to Fungult by Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas J. Mohinenn
Carowan
Ola Orton
Sfarry
Knell
Pinte
Georgia
Snow
St. George
Vern
Wade
Lake Arrowhead
California
Vielan Bagwell
wLake Arrrowhead
County Commissioners Reject CCC Camps on Winter Range
County officials oppose establishing CCC camps along the Nevada line to use winter ranges. They say more water developments attract outside sheepmen, harming local flocks. They favor other improvements but condemn the CCC camp plan despite potential positives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CCC Camis
Will Ll. Lest of
Nephi
Jia County
Tonele Ig
Washington
Nevada
Ar. Hoyt
Juab
Lion County
Therkjing
Lave
Iles
Lanzes
Garael
Marriage Unites Two Prominent Young People in Quiet Home Ceremony
A quiet Tuesday evening wedding at the bride’s parents’ home united D. Robinson and Oli Char, prominent locals. Officiated by Bishop W. L Adams, the couple, both well known in the community, will reside here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United D. Robinson
Oli Char
W. L Adams
Clark Orton
James C. Hebinton
Croom
Abe Murdock speaks at Utah labor group meeting on monetary policy
Congressman Abe Murdock addressed a Farm and Labor League of Utah meeting in Cedar City on Monday night. He urged support for the NRA as the quickest path out of trouble, criticized the gold standard, and argued for modernizing monetary policy while opposing government borrowing from private bankers to finance it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Abe Murdock
Burdock
Loral
Farm
Lauber Leazia
Utah
Ike
NRA
Meyer
Monty
Fiat A
Xahpple
Fe Sahl
Pollien
Privata Vankers
Pwyney
Tehn W Tentles
D. F. Barlon Tota
Ailey
Hevn
Paraconah
Ta Tsalton
Win J. McConnell
Cedar Cit
Soinlist
W. Beecher
Cedar City
Ras D. Barnes
Ly Nelen Marsden
L. J. Adans
Rex
Ward
Alurdoeck
Ward Floral Show Draws Praise and Colorful Exhibits
A Wrld Ward Floral Show presented in Reililf hall showcased a splendid display of colors. Exhibitors and attendees praised the event, while the East ward channel broadcast the continuing flower displays to residents.
District Reports Mixed Attendance as Week Ends
Schools in the district show a successful week with enrollment indicators near normal. Elementary grades total about 295 and junior high around 253, while overall attendance trends look positive as planning continues for the year.
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Aronday
Registros
Nv J. Barlow
Rohipaon
Agheysone
Snow
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Dixie
Garfield County
Farm and Labor League
Tua
Peter YL
Scott Orton
M. EL .Trimmer
Ass’n
Mias Fawn Tyans
Thomas J. Adams
Mrs. Adams
Miss Ivan
Alma Lenson
Fireen & Green
Property Ownria
Ruth Clark
Indrcumenis
Werraler
Marriace
Matheon
Tielathves of
Wareld Broughton
Jigewr
Faragoneh
Joseph I. J
Die Lered Fagelly
Wanslauchter
Hin
Tisath
J. S. Hyatt
Murdock Taixs
Fuplans
Wiges Licaters
Wls
Ward Reililf
Ience
Wrisectation
Times Ax
Vierencea
Joreph
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