Hunters Prepare for Big Utah Season Across Counties
Thousands of hunters in Utah gear up for deer, hornless deer, elk, pheasant, and quail seasons. The Big Game Committee sets hornless deer reductions and specific open dates across counties including Washington, Iron, Beaver, Millard, Piute, Sanpete and Sevier, with elk season in early November and preserves like Parowan and Beaver Ranger Districts opened for male deer.
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Utah
West
Fish and Games
Big Game Committee
Washington
Iron
Beaver
Millard
Plute
Sanpete
Serier
Arens
Cedar Mountain
Beaver Mountain
Fremont
Ten Mile Creek
North Creek
Fish Lake National Forest
Beaver Ranger District
Dixie District
Dixie National Forest
Dixie Game
Parowan Game Preserve
Dairy Company Sells Panguitch Plant Option
Southern Utah Dairy Co officers abandon plans to buy the Panguitch cheese factory, selling the equipment and option to Krocklawn Creamery Co for 600. Panguitch plant’s operator Frank Dunton may stay on as cheese maker for now. Also notes Aladdin Theatre bank night prizes won by Elva Whitney and John R Pendleton after Marie Lyman’s $25 prize.
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Southern Utah Dairy Co
Panguitch
Krocklawn Creamery Co
Tieed Stavens
Payson
Frank Dunton
Paragonah
Elva Whitney
John It. Pendleton
Alladin Theatre
Marie Lyman
Elal
A. @. Hatch
Edna & Tfatch
Warl Mitchell
Farm Loan Associations Centralize Office in Cedar City
Central office for six farm loan associations has been set up in the Cedar Mercantile Building Cedar City with J T Leigh as common Secretary Treasurer. Visiting officials from the Federal Land Bank of Berkeley outlined the cooperative structure where member borrowers own voting stock and share in gains and losses through long term mortgages backed by the land bank.
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Bank
Utah Loan
B. Glenn Kenney
Fieldman
Bank of Southern Utah
Mr. Leigh
Land Bank
Coal Creek
Parowan
New Harmony
Enterprise
Rio Virgin
St. George
Cariier
Cedar Mercantile
Cedar City
Leigh
Federal Land Bank
Glving
Students form clubs at school after vacation
Students return with energy and form several clubs under teachers supervision. MIMBEOGRAPH led by Aston Thornton and Ivy Ward. TAXIDERMY led by Eddie Whit ney with Sheldon Genson. DANCING directed by Miss Smith with Hust Burt as president. GIRL SCOUTING led by Maxine and Beryl Froyd. PHOTOGRAPHY led by Dr. Decker with Clauda Pendleton as president. Also BI and other activities planned. meeting called Friday at Cedar City on teacher issues.
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Mimbeograph
Bayles
Eontor
Aston Thornton
Ivy Ward
Virginia Mortensen
Br. Decker
Clauda Pendleton
Fieas
Margaret Pendleton
Local Boy Wins 100 Cash Prize at Cedar City Meet
Hendrickson wins 3100 four way event holding lucky number. Clair Rowley’s colt takes derby with P A Clark’s filly second and Arthur Peter sen’s horse third to share 3149 purse. Will Dalton’s filly wins other two year old race. Letersen’s Patch wins on day two. Clark Orton’s Cruz tied for first in another race. Previous day Orton’s and Dalton’s colts finished first and second in the two year old race with Patch and Cruz in same spots.
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Air
Bstax Hendrickson
Cedar City
Clair Rowley
P. A. Clark
Arthur Petersen
Will Dalton
Letersen
Patch
Clark Orton
Cruz
Pateh
Cedar Man Claims Bride From Parowan
A quiet wedding on the 24th united Delmar Davis of Cedar City and Lima Feiersen of Parowan. The ceremony took place at the court house with Bishop W. Adams officiating. The bride is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Petersen, a Cedar City high school graduate and a prominent local young lady. The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. George H. H. Davis of Cedar City, a substantial young man. They plan to reside in Cedar City.
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Delmar Davis
Cedar City
Lima Feiersen
Ilenss
W. “. Adams
Alr
Arthur Petersen
George HH. Davis
Stake Union Meeting Set in West Ward Chapel
A Stake Union Meeting will be held in the West Ward chapel on Sunday afternoon at 2 p m. Members are invited to attend as part of the church activities in the area.
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Stake Union
West Ward
Tron County Exhibit Heads to State Fair
A county truck carries farm products to Salt Lake City for a State Fair exhibit. County agent Lamont E Tuel ler and District agricultural inspector Edward E Davies supervise the display. The plan, drawn by a commissioners’ committee, features half a day of county produce with corn, potatoes and vegetables set in a native atmosphere. Contributing farmers include Paul Martin, Millard Halterman, J L Alton, Wm Barton, Harold Smith, Joseph Foster, and others.
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Salt Lake City
Lamont EE. Tueller
Edward E. Davies
D. L. Sargent
Mary L. Bastow
Rex Holland
Slomer Jones
Sumner
Hateh
Mr. Tueller
Sir. Davies
Paul Martin
Clark Ranch
Beryl
Millard Halterman
J. Lalton
Wm. P. Barton
Harold Smith
Joseph D. Foster
J. Beiderman
G. T. Parry
Peter H. Gurr
Daniel Stephens
F. L. Beiderman
Relief Society IO Convenes Convention in Cedar City
Stake officers announce the annual Relief Society convention to be held Sunday October 13 in Cedar City. Two members of the general board are expected to attend and a good convention is anticipated.
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The
Relief Society
Cedar City
Association
Plans for glee club lift school spirit and pride
Plans are underway for a new glee club at the school with high hopes for pep and morale. The effort aims to brighten campus life through singing and stronger school spirit.
Barlow Imports Britannia Junior Encyclopedia Set
Mr. Barlow brought from Cedar City a new Britannia Junior encyclopedia set for elementary grades.
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Barlow
Cedar City
Principal plans trade with Southern Utah Teachers Association
Principal Glenn E. Snow plans to attend Castle Dale in the Southern Utah Teachers Association’s meeting. School play plans are advancing with tryouts at the theater. Exchanges with PP H S and S&S are noted. A trade with Beaver High may occur. Admission for students will be via activity cards.
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Tarin
Glenn
Glenn E. Snow
Castle Dale
Thenterest
The
Southern Utah Teachers Association
PP. H
S&s
Beaver High
Seniors Plan Friday Assembly Program With Music
The seniors announce an assembly on Friday featuring light wisecracks from a few busy bodies and music for attendees. The event invites all to be present for entertainment and entertainmentful chatter in a casual setting.
Miss Maxine Froud Organizes Quiet Reading Hours
Miss Maxine Froud dedicates time to arranging the Shosks in the library creating a peaceful study space where patrons can spend a quiet hour and discover worthwhile reading.
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Maxine Froud
Local Farmer Mobilizes 146 Pea Pickers for Weekend Harvest
Sixteen dozen workers, 146 laborers, have been called for Saturday and Sunday to harvest the fifth crop for the local farmer. The task aims to bring in a substantial pea yield and support seasonal production.
Freshmen Assembly Sets Nominations for Club Officers
During the club period on Wednesdays a special freshmen assembly is held. In charge are Mr Peterson Mr Hatch and Mr Wara. Nominated for president are Merton Mitchell and Kenyon Robinson. For vice president are Claud Jensen and Audrey Piller. Secretary and treasurer nominees are Jerce Adams and Gerald Edwards. Balloting occurs Friday.
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Peterson
Hatch
Wara
Merton Mitchell
Kenyon Robinson
Fifth Grade Surprises Teacher With Peanut Rain Party
Fourth and fifth grades organized surprise parties for Miss Joseph and Miss Bentley. The events were lively with peanuts raining from all around and entertainment filling the time after the surprise.
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Miss Joseph
Fouth
Bentley
Third Grade Studies Indians With Sand Table Wigwam
Miss Patterson's class studies the Indians and their meaning to Americans. They read about them and build an Indian village in the sand table and an Indian wigwam in the room. The students also costume themselves and plan an assembly program.
Noted Washington Correspondent Earl Godwin
Washington correspondent Earl Godwin writes for this paper with long Capitol Hill ties and deep reporting. He began at sixteen as a reporter for the Passaic Herald and has covered Washington from Theodore Roosevelt to Franklin D. Roosevelt, including Congress during World War I.
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Washington
Capitol Hill
Earl Godwin
National
Godwin
Passaic
N. J
Hierald
Theodore Troosevelt
Franklin D
Congress
Court Law and Motion Day for District Court Session
A brief law and motion day session will be held Saturday to dispose of matters before the regular term, which opens November 4. The banking department seeks permission to declare a 44 percent dividend to Bank of Iron County depositors from funds borrowed from the Reconstruction Finance Corporation. No protest is likely and checks will be issued after the order is signed.
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District Court
Banking Department
Bank of
Iron County
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Parowan Literary Club to Hold Group Breakfast
The Parowan Literary Club plans a Saturday breakfast for fifteen members as a prelude to writers’ activities. Gwen N. Gurr Alice Garner Fiona Hateh Lizzie W Adams and Maxine Froyd are on the organizing committee. Regular study meetings start next Wednesday with a study course on The Development of the Short Story.
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Parowan Literary Club
Gwen N. Gurr
Alice Garner
Fiona Hateh
Lizzie W. Adams
Maxine Froyd
The¢lub
Venice Decker
Della Bearsden
Lizzie V. Adams
Marriage Licenses Reported From County Clerk Office
Pro–cured licenses list includes Davis 27 Cedar City and Peterson 25 Parison, Webster Heythorne 27 Cedar, Lewis 28 Parowan, plus Mrs Georgs Tavini of Clevealor Ohio and her daughter Mrs Athena Reynolds from New Jersey. They recently visited from California where Mrs Taylor’s mother resides.
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Tolmar RR
Davis
Cedar City
Georgs
C. Tavini
Clevelara
Ohio
Athena Reynolds
New Jersey
California
Mrs. Taylor
New Flour Mill Being Built Here
Construction starts this week on a new flour mill building at the mouth of the canyon. The 50 barrel Midget Marvel mill owned by George A Lowe Jr will operate by mid November with foundation and basement work underway and a second floor added. Local carpenters and lumbermen trade stock for building, with cash subscriptions from Southern Utah Dairy Company Parowan Mercantile and others. Farmers urged to plant winter wheat and hold wheat until grinding begins to help fund the project.
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George A. Lowa Jr
Fayson
Chamber of Commerce
Tarowan Milling Company
Lowe
Southern Utah Dairy Company
Parowan Mercantile Co
Paragonah
Walter ©. Mitchell
Henry V. Taylor
John H. Pendleton
Arthur Joseph
George A. Lowe Jr
Mr. Mitchell
Ald Ecnmpany
Texas Exposition to Feature Lego Lily
Dallas reporters note the Texas Centennial Exposition will open next June with a $200000 landscaping plan. Utahs Sezo Lily is chosen as the state emblem in the Utah section, while Centennial Park will showcase over one hundred varieties of native Texas trees and shrubs.
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Dallas
Texas
Utah
Exposition Grounds
Centennial Park
Civil suits filed in district court
Cedar Mercantile Co. v Bert Smith for 681.30 with 186.92 claims. Verlean Haslam vs Garela va Cave men Garela seeks divorce on desertion and custody of three minor children with 35 dollars monthly support, 76 dollars attorney fees and court costs. Married at Parowan Utah August 16 1929.
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Cedar Mercantile Co
S. Bert Smith
Verlean Haslam Garela
Cavemen Garela
Viaintiff
Parowan
Utah
Chitton and Ray Travel to Salt Lake City on Brief Trip
Mr Georges Chitton motored to Salt Lake City today on a brief business trip. He took with him Mr Marian Ray who has made application to join the army it is understood.
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Georges Chitton
Salt Lake City
Marian Ray
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