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- Teachers of the State to Meet in Cedar City for Leadership Training Course
- District No. 5 to Select School Board Member
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- Results of BAC Range Experiment Told at Meeting
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- Lola Lund Opens Mode O' Day Store in Cedar Friday
- Democratic Party Sweeps to Power in Cedar City Municipal Election Tuesday
- Australian Singers to Appear on First Local Music Arts Program
- Graveside Services Held for Infant
- Body of Chad Fife to Return Home
- Official Opening of Jensen Mortuary Set for November 16th
- Sores to Close
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- Old Indian Stomping Ground Becomes New Vacation Gem
- He Sees Reds
- Miniature Fleet Contains Famous Ships
- Woman of 101 Likes Long, Fast Car Ride
- Nation in Bloom as Flower Week Observance Set
- Mammoth Flag Drapes Bridge
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- Oxford Accent
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- He's a Big Boy Now
- Must be the Housing Shortage
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- Prepare for First Performance
- Parowan Returns Republicans to Power on Tuesday
- At the Crossroads
- Paul Roberts Wins
- Development of Telescope
- Elks Clothing Drive to be Made on Armistice Day
- Republicans Sweep Kanarra Election
- Mount Vernon Protected
- Provo Firm is Low Bidder on West Side Sewer Construction
- Local News
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- Mesa Coach Pleased with Treatment and Officiating in Cedar
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- Aged Parowan Man Dies following Long Illness, Services Held
- Broncos Tip Snow Badgers for Second Conference Victory
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- Sing While You Drive
- Former Parowan Couple Marry in Las Vegas
- Record Train Holdups
- Small in Size Only
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- National Education Week Activities to Open next Sunday
- Services Held for Hugh E. Matheson in Parowan Today
- Your Social Security Benefits May be Lost by Late Filing
- Elks Change Date of Turkey Shoot
- Air Express Increase
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- Apply Lime Early
- Sound Destroys Bacteria
- Mules Replacing Oxen
- Concrete Seagoing Ship
- Mineral Shortage Stirs New Search
- Graveside Rites for Infant
- New Booklet Tells Story of Utah Mining
- Parowan Couple to Observe 60th Wedding Anniversary
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- Mining Low Grade Ores Becomes Big Business
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- News from Southern Utah Communities
- Local News
- First Collegiate Meet
- Lions Club Begins Preparations for Annual Minstrel Show
- Theatre Guild's First Local Play to be Presented next Week
- Big Guns Speak for Reservists
- Chinese Took Fingerprints
- Railway Union
- Air Army Problem
Iron County Record | 1947-11-06 | Page 7 | Telephone Company Asks Authority to Revise Rates in Utah
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1947-11-06 |
| Paper | Iron County Record |
| Language | eng |
| City | Cedar City |
| County | Iron |
| Rights | No Copyright - United States (NoC-US) |
| Publisher | Digitized by J. Willard Marriott Library, University of Utah |
| ARK | ark:/87278/s6f19x2c |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6f19x2c |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Telephone Company Asks Authority to Revise Rates in Utah |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1947-11-06 |
| Paper | Iron County Record |
| Language | eng |
| City | Cedar City |
| County | Iron |
| Page | 7 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6f19x2c/4267556 |