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- Chamber of Commerce Outlines Numerous Projects for 1935.
- Almanac
- School Board Makes Teaching Changes
- Representative Granger Addresses Auxiliary
- Local News
- Keen Interest in Fed. Housing Act
- Final Rites Held for Kanarra Pioneer
- Granger May Receive House Speakership
- John P. Jones Family Reorganization
- College Dairy Dept. Supervisor Resigns
- Legon Post 74 Sponsors Essay Contest
- School Demonstartion Friday and Saturday
- Local C. C. C. Boys to Tour Boulder Dam
- Local News
- Commissioners Meet in Special Session
- Birrell Bottling Co. Planning Improvements
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- Vikings Were Peaceful Traders, Not Marauders
- Finds Men Prefer Their Co-Ends Dumb
- Cleveland Housing Project under Way
- Business Will Spend Billion for Recovery
- Remote Control
- Arch Marks Quay Where Pilgrim Fathers Sailed
- High Court Will Decide If Eskimo is Indian
- Food Taster for Pasha Have World's Worst Job
- Composer of Concerto Inspired by Morse Code
- Beavers Gather His Wood
- Business Leaders Predict Recovery Early This Year
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- Services Held for Early Pioneer and Church Worker
- Mother Crab Guards Her Eggs until They Hatch
- Wise Men of Old Greece Called the "Seven Sages"
- Troy Sixth City on Sits
- What We Eat
- Circus Feats Are Ancient
- Three Tribes of Cacti
- Child's Progress in Speech
- River Used as Postman during Siege of Pach
- Odd Floating Islands Grow Trees, Vegetables
- Earth and Sun Distance
- Women Quiet Sleepers
- Early Use of Mullein
- The Calendar
- Mental Disorders
- The Thermos Bottle
- Welsh Relics 4,000 Years Old
- Inversion
- Strange Way to Eat
- 1935 Corn-Hog Contract Forms Available
- Westminster Quintet Defeats College Team
- Services Held for Pneumonia Victim
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- National Savings Mark Increases
- Potash and Bromine Are Plentiful in Dead Sea
- Musical Monument Used to Honor Heroes of Sea
- New States
- Scrub Fowl Nests on Mound
- Grasshopper Postage
- Pernambuco Brazilian Venice
- Diseases of Indians
- Supreme Court Issues Water Rights Decision
- Bankers Plan Meeting for Zion National Park
- Local News
- City Books in Excellent Shape
- Meter at Every Home in 1935
- Parowan Pioneer Day to be Celebrated on 14th.
- Civil Service Examinations
- Births
- Dem. Committee Recommends Appointments
- Local News
- Local News
- Banking Evolution
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- Treasure
- Cap and Bells
- Good Reason
- Taking a Chance
- Silence is Golden
- No Curves
- Immune to 'Em Now
- Uncertain Futures
- That Stopped Him
- Diamonds in the Rough
- The Pretty Strong
- Reason Enough
- Public for Sure
- Foresight
- Unromantic
- Stockmen Critisize Chamber of Commerce
- Old Age Pension Petition Forwarded
- Kanarra News
- Local News
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- Local News
- Society News
- Local Elks to Attend Meeting in Provo
- Local News
- County Receives More State School Money
- Geo. W. Decker Talks at People's Open Forum
- Illustrated Game Picture Saturday
- Local News
- Final Rites Held for S. L. Woman
- Osborn Explans Road Problems to Elks
- Kanarra Seed Corn Gives Highest Yield
- Modena News
- Cedar Rotary Club Resumes Luncheons
- College Registration Reaches New High
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Iron County Record | 1935-01-10 | Page 3 | [Untitled]
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1935-01-10 |
| 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/s6sj2hvb |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6sj2hvb |
Page Metadata
| Type | unclassified |
| Date | 1935-01-10 |
| Paper | Iron County Record |
| Language | eng |
| City | Cedar City |
| County | Iron |
| Page | 3 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6sj2hvb/3820426 |