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- Lela Arrington
- Power Lines are Run to all Mines
- High School Gets New Band Instructor
- Lions Club will Maintain Agency for Employment
- Local News
- Handkerchief Shower
- Family Reunion
- Minersville News
- Canuck Pilots Here next Week
- Band to Play Again Tuesday
- Town Board Meets
- Colleges Attract Many Milford Young People
- Paving Work is Driving Ahead
- Local News
- Local News
- Entertains Rebekah State Officers
- Odd Fellows and Rebekahs Picnic
- At the Churches
- South Milford Notes
- County Teachers in Session Today
- Mr. and Mrs. Baker are Guests of Honor at Farewell Parties
- Milford Couple Quietly Married
- Lions Vote Thanks
- Local News
- Complete List of Ribbon Winners at Community Fair
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- Honor Paid to Mule
- Set Time for Decision on Business Matters
- Is Thirty the Love Deadline?
- Psychology and Psychiatry Keys to the Formation of a Super-Race
- Men with Special Training Needed to Deal Successfully with the Wayward Boy
- Quality of Kindliness the Nucleus of Christianity as is Founder Taught
- Development of Character a Duty Devolving up on Every Patriotic Citizen
- Escape from Danger Makes for Pleasure
- Slavery in Wealth
- The Return of Anthony Trent
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- Local News
- People can Get Just What they Want
- Local News
- Tolerance
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- Alias Summons
- Alias Summons
- More Remodeling on Main Street
- Milford Girl is Complimented by Noted Organist
- Local News
- Where do you Buy?
- The Newspapers And
- Many Millions in Doubt as to Justification
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- The Drainage Tax Decision Handed Down
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- 1928 Utah State Fair to be Golden Jubilee
- Local News
- Trends in Dairying
- The Livestock Situation
- Locals and Personals
- Record Grain Yields Reported from Hurricane
- Beaver Council Favors Paving
- Property Stolen at Richfield Armony
- Small Boy at Fillmore is Accidentally Shot
- Mexican at Moab Makes Gun-Play
- Tennis Courts at Cedar City
- Nevada Lawyers Reprimanded
- Delta Man is Painfully Hurt
- Bring Pelts in to Beaver
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- Indian Appellation
- Heads Women in Industry
- Farm Head Defends Bolt to Gov, Smith
- California Guests are Feted Here
- Our Playful Press
- Legion Boys Put on Watermelon Bust
- Back to Milford to Visit Friends
- Circus Makes Only Short Stay Here
- One More Dance at Hanging Rock
- Utilitarian
- Music Mysteries
- They're Still Coming
- Pretty Thin
- Impossible
- Assurance
- The Real Culprit
- Parental Estimation
- Wrong Girl
- Nor Far Now
- Changed Days
- One Method
- Just a Little Smile
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- Youth Collects Auto Plates as Hobby
- Oil Viscosities Differ Very Much in Quality
- Automobile Notes
- England Debates Speed Limit for Automobiles
- Numerous Auto Thefts When Car Unprotected
- Something Easily Made is Useful Camp Table
- Good Roads and Safety Linked
- First Automobile Built Here Had not Spark Plug
- Back to Bonnets is Latest; Taffeta for Evening Wear
- Blind in Cricket Match
- Satisfy the Cat
- Histories of Muffins
- Earth not Yet Crowded
- The Caddie's Dig
- Daddy's Evening Fairy Tale
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Milford News | 1928-09-07 | Page 1 | Lions Vote Thanks
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1928-09-07 |
| Paper | Milford News |
| Language | eng |
| City | Milford |
| County | Beaver |
| Rights | No Copyright - United States (NoC-US) |
| Publisher | Digitized by J. Willard Marriott Library, University of Utah |
| ARK | ark:/87278/s6ks7qx5 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6ks7qx5 |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Lions Vote Thanks |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1928-09-07 |
| Paper | Milford News |
| Language | eng |
| City | Milford |
| County | Beaver |
| Page | 1 |
| OCR Text | TJONS VOTE THANKS -. ' - ;-- " Twenty-one members'of the Lions Club ' and two guests made "up one of the best attended Lions " luncheon' meetings in recent months, "at the Wednesday meet at" the Milford Hotel dining- room. r' .' " " A vote of thanks was'te'n'dered the committee in charge of the Pioneer Day celebration for" the "zeal ' in co- operating with the'clubT" Raymond Taylor, finance officer of the celebration,' celebra-tion,' "had turned over' to the club 'a check", slightly in excess" of seventy-1 four dollars, to be used as the club saw fit. It was voted atoiiceto repay Al Cline for the band uniforms order ed by him, and "now "free .and;, unencumbered" un-encumbered" uniforms , adorn j the bandsmen-' t j |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6ks7qx5/5227062 |