Printers Celebrate Teacentiennial Anniversary in Salt Lake
The Salt Lake Tribune reports the nation marks the tercentenary of printing. The piece traces printing from ancient chisels to movable type and Gutenberg to Caxton, noting early American roots with Stephen Daye and Samuel Green. It notes a national observance program with speakers arranged by Printing Industry officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake Tribune
Johann Gonsfleisch
Guttenburg
Amerlca
Samuel Green
Daye
Birkinshaw
Hendrik Romeyn
Wish
Obey the Law in Word Teachers Message
The Septem ber Word Teachers Message from General Church Authorities urges Latter-day Saints to honor obey and sustain the law as a standard of citizenship. It cites traffic liquor tax and property laws and calls for full support and compliance by church members to prevent suffering and uphold society.
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Iue
Kition
Latter-day Sunnis and the call to obey and sustain law
The passage urges upholding the law with action, praising Latter-day Sunnis for good citizenship and advocating participants to translate beliefs about obedience and sustaining law into concrete steps in society. It emphasizes clear intent to honor laws and law enforcement.
Fire Prevention Week Emphasizes War on Home Fires
A historical call to mobilize against fires highlights Fire Prevention Week from October 8 to 14. It warns fire causes billions in damage, kills thousands, destroys jobs, and ruins dreams, urging citizens to learn prevention and enlist in the fire-fighting effort.
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America
Europe
Resources of the Farm Inspire Resilience and Innovation
An advisor urges farmers to embrace new methods and continuous learning to overcome low prices and depressions. The piece stresses checking farming practices, visiting peers, and adopting innovations to create profitable opportunities while highlighting American progress driven by pioneer thinking. It closes with a collage of rustic anecdotes.
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America
Acme
Day Farms exhibitor to take swine and poultry to state
Edwin Brickert manager of Day Farms swine and poultry departments planned to exhibit his animals at the state fair late this week. The week also saw an influenza outbreak reported in the Middle West.
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Edwin Brickert
Day Farms
Middle Western States
Or. Chemist Helps Petroleum Industry Progress
An Oregon chemist notes the impact of modern chemistry on petroleum use and engine performance. Cracking by hydrogenation began in 1922, boosting gasoline yields from crude oil and extending deposits. Antioxidants curb gum, enabling longer storage, while boosted lubricants improve transmission gear protection and efficiency.
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C. M. A. Stine
Synthetic Vitamin Opens New Field in Medicine
Modern Medicine reports a breakthrough in synthetic vitamin B production by Dr. R. R. Williams and colleagues including Dr. J. Cine, Prof. H. T. Clarke, E. R. Buchman, R. E. Waterman, and A. E. Ruechile. The method combines a sleep-inducing drug with a sulfur compound used to vulcanize rubber, promising a cheaper, faster supply and potential treatment for nervous ailments and beriberi.
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R. R. Williams
J. Cine
H. T. Clarke
E. R. Buchman
R. E. Waterman
A. E. Ruechile
The mysterious "It" on stage at the club
Lito Jones describes a performer able to command an audience with a single word and hold attention for hours. His voice penetrates barriers and he can sway people, including causing women to kiss him in public, prompting questions about whether he is a star or author.
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Lito Jones
Jones
Has What Effect on Thirst for Love and Wealth
A romantic scene unfolds as a young man sighs that people thirst after different things such as love, wealth, and others. He presses his suit with hope while the object of his affection notes a universal thirst, sparking a brief, coy exchange.
Pure English in Speaking to Child Questioned
A brief exchange questions whether using powdered words affects a child. Mrs Multikids asks about a baby tale and Mrs Sunen replies that they use only the purest English in talking to him.
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Multikids
Sunen
Lost Treasure of the Professor Hunt for Spectacles
A reporter questions the wife of a renowned professor about his principal research. She quips that his work mainly entails hunting for his spectacles, revealing a humorous view of the scholar's habits and reputation.
New Boarder Praises Occult Studies and Dark Depths
A new boarder expresses deep interest in occult sciences and exploring the mysterious. The landlady interrupts with a request for more of the stew, addressing Mr. Smith.
Not Mice but the Neighbors Eating Celery
In a humorous exchange at a new house party a guest asks about mice. The householder replies calmly that the sound is not mice but the people next door eating celery, creating a comic moment as friends were being entertained.
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Chelsea
Geology Enthusiast Charts Rock Origins on Tour
An amused tourist and a guide discuss how glacier action moved stones, with the guide explaining rock origins and inviting the traveler to inspect more samples. The exchange highlights curiosity about geology and glacier processes in a casual roadside setting.
Fight proves pivotal as ambulance homeward cue
A tense exchange reveals resolve to confront danger, with a foe warned that involvement will draw an ambulance ride home, underscoring a reputational test and public bravado.
A Welcome Guest at Dinner Table
A fragment captures a guest invited for dinner with warm lines about gratitude and the ripple of thirteen guests at the meal. The dialogue hints at family talk and a mother’s possible conversations shaping the scene.
Spoils the Fun and Dizzy Dialogues Snippet
A humorous exchange mocks social roles and grammar. A host jokes about grandma ashes while a guest misreads the punchline. A reader note on dialect hints at regional speech with banter about cooking and finances.
Cavent Op and the Father's Silent Pursuit
Fragmented dialogue suggests a tense confrontation as a young man questions a claim while Sage remains nearby. The exchange hints at hidden motives and lingering allegiance within a rural setting.
Farmers in Iron County must sign up for 1940 AAA program
Iron County farmers aiming to participate in the 1940 AAA farm program must declare intentions before Saturday. Sidney J. S. Nebeker, state agricultural conservation chairman, explains options include allotment or non allotment farms and guarantees eligibility for supervision in the 1940 crop year. Nebeker notes the program emphasizes farmer responsibility and flexibility, with details on wheat plan participation and possible non allotment status affecting payments loans and quotas. Also updates on a Cedar Creek turkey processing plant progress and notes on child sleep routines and potato storage effects on sugar content.
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Iron County
Sidney JS. Nebeker
State Agricultural Conservation Comnittee
AAA Committee
Mr. Nebelker
UNO
Secretary of Agriculture
Nebeker
AAA
County 4 H clubs win prizes at state fair
County 4 H girls from Iron County excelled at the State Fair with top finishes in health, clothing, style dress and home economics contests. Anna Armstrong and Zola Jones led with third places, while Floris Grames and Marie Nelson Krueger earned state recognition. County Agent Lamont E Tueller aided livestock judging and health contest supervision.
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En Tron
Lamont E. Tueller
Anna Jean Armstrong
Mid Valley
Foods
Anna Jesu
Ihon County
Zola Jones
June Mendenhall Jelt
Cedar City
Floris Grames
Iron County
State Fair Association
Marie Nelson Krueger
Joan Robb
Paragonsh
Lamont E. Tueler
Elna Miller
County Potato Harvest Getting Underway
Wilford Day of Parowan completed twenty five acres of Bliss Triumph Potatoes and started White Rose potatoes for the pre season market. Rolce Nelson began White Rose harvesting with excellent yield and quality. Other farmers Fred Perry M Corry Rey Davis Orson Bryant and Farley Esplin will begin soon. Potatoes marketed through Higgins Higgins and Cassidy. George Cassidy of a Los Angeles brokerage firm spent two weeks in Cedar City overseeing shipments. Approximately sixteen calxolds have been shipped to date.
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Wilford Day
Parowan
Bliss Triumph
Mr. Day
Rolce Nelson
Fred Perry
M. Corry
Rey Davis
Orson Bryant
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