Grant Attends L D S Stake Conference Here
President Hebert Grant, head of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, attended the quarterly stake conference here. The event opened Saturday morning with prayers, songs, and remarks by Stake President W R Palmi er and featured addresses by Grant and other church leaders.
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Will Mayda Regler Become Next Governor
In a muddled item readers are left with speculation on political moves and wrestling star Mayer Nesken. Reed Smoot is suggested as a future president or replacement, with Governor Dern possibly taking a U.S. Senate seat and Nesken set for a gubernatorial post. The text blends sport figures with political shifts, offering little clear fact.
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County to Use Convict Labor on Roads
County officials voted to use convict labor for road work at a Monday meeting. They argue fines paid by offenders help fund the program and aim to curb crime by enforcing hard labor sentences on those convicted of offenses like vagrancy and petty theft.
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Distinguished visitors pack Pargwwan for week long event
A week in Pargwwan drew many notable figures including President and Mrs Hebert Grant, Salt Lake City Mayor Neslen, Dwight Lancelin of the American East Atlantic, and university officials from Ohio. VIPs joined the crowd for a major show and sale hosted by Sonn and attended by local dignitaries and industry leaders.
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Dr McGregor Tour Through Canada and US Stops
Dr A MeGreger of St George arrived last Saturday after a long journey with family. They traveled from Lake Erie south shore to Toledo and Cleveland, then across Buffalo andWisconsin to New York, into Canada, back to Port Herc. They visited areas near Port Hope and admired Canadian hospitality before returning home via Pink Lake, Black Hall, and Yellowstone.
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Fall Planting Guides From Agricultural Experiments
Experiments show farmers should prepare soil in fall to improve next year’s crop. Plowing in fall with proper ground work helps maximize yields and retain moisture for spring planting.
Pambouillet Breeders Association Elects Officers for Year
At the Southers Utah Rambouillet Sheep Breeders Association annual Chow and Sale, officers were chosen for the coming year. Pendleton was named president, with Beaths and Rowley as vice presidents. Secretaries and treasurers were elected for four counties, and support was pledged for prizes at a state event. Notable contributors included Dwight Lincoln and several local breeders who donated funds for the prize pool.
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One on the Sheriff in a Bootlegger Tale
A garbled local item mocks the sheriff amid rumors of bribery by bootleggers near the county line. The tale hints at a late informer and alleged royalties, suggesting corruption but unclear details in the faded text.
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Can't Afford To Be Without Your Paper
A fragment from a letter mentions a person named Lei non traveling to visit, planning to stay at a big house, and finishing bedding. It notes he has worked eighteen weeks and asks to be remembered to the good people of Patawan.
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County Recorder's Odd Tale Asks If Old Saying Holds
A fragmented report describes a county recorder who works long hours and returns home exhausted. She questions the truth of an old saying about fatigue and toil, noting daily routines and reflections on workload.
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Sheep Show Awards and Sale Prices Highlight Breeder Cheers
The class of three ewe lambs won first place for pen of three at the show with Rex G Ward, Sac. second place Geo A Lowe, Imi Farms Ga. details report sales prices, including a Grand Champion bid near 500 dollars. Despite some gaps, observers note strong demand and quality stock, with entertainment and dancing competitions adding to the event atmosphere.
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Untitled Reader Letter Fragments From Local Paper
Fragmentary notes describe weekly community news and requests for copies. The text mentions a show and local happenings and asks where to send a paper, but many phrases are garbled and unclear.
Lyman Given Charge of BOA Farm
Mr Ray Lyman, connected with wool and sheep operations at Branch Agricultural College, has been appointed to oversee the college farm and livestock. The farm spans day and beef cattle, hogs, sheep, and poultry, with Irn t Nelan previously in charge now stepping aside in Salt Lake City.
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Young Couple Leave To Be Married In Salt Lake Temple
Clifton Haltermand and Aredia Delon left yesterday afternoon to be married in the Salt Lake Temple. He is the son of Mr and Mrs F OM Baker and a graduate of Patowan High School, studied at Branch Agnecnlintat College, and active in sports. She is a daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph B Balon and attended LDSU activities in Salt Lake City. The couple have many friends in Cedar Valley and are wished joy and happiness.
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Pruonera Escape Recap From Local Misread Report
A fragmentary item notes several prisoners escaping from a local facility last week. Details are unclear due to garbled text but mention theft charges and an attempted pursuit. The report references sheep theft, a young person, and a chase around buildings.
Joint School Session Dates Set for Two Counties
The text notes a proposed joint school session between Dodudaty Hoe and Beaver County districts with about eighteen to twenty students from each county expected to attend. The board plans two separate schools at Lund and Yale later due to very small enrollments at those locations.
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Beaver County
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Lund
Yale
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