One item for every day of November, from the Washington County News as digitized by Utah Digital Newspapers (J. Willard Marriott Library, University of Utah). Each day links to its original newspaper page.
- November 1, 1984: A full newspaper page that mentions Ivins
- November 2, 1933: “Most everyone came masked, all had a jolly time.”
- November 3, 1938: “Mr. Brooks returned home a week earlier following the deer hunt.”
- November 4, 1976: A full newspaper page that mentions Ivins
- November 5, 1936: An Ivins news column
- November 6, 1924: “The music was furnished by the Virgin Valley High school orchestra from Bunkerville.”
- November 7, 1929: An Ivins news column
- November 8, 1945: An Ivins news column
- November 9, 1961: A full newspaper page that mentions Ivins (page 7)
- November 10, 1938: “Miss Dixie Tobler was ill last week but is now able to be back in school.”
- November 11, 1926: An Ivins news column
- November 12, 1936: An Ivins news column
- November 13, 1958: A full newspaper page that mentions Ivins (page 5)
- November 14, 1957: A full newspaper page that mentions Ivins (page 7)
- November 15, 1956: A full newspaper page that mentions Ivins (page 7)
- November 16, 1961: A full newspaper page that mentions Ivins (page 4)
- November 17, 1932: “We had with us as home missionaries on Sunday, Elders Ellis Everett and Clarence Schmutz.”
- November 18, 1943: “Burke Dyson Randall took the late bus Sunday to return to his post in the Tropics, having recovered from injuries received on combat duty in the Centr…”
- November 19, 1942: An Ivins news column
- November 20, 1924: “This makes the second organization to be effected in our little town, the Relief Society and Mutual. … Plans are now on foot to have a big town or str…”
- November 21, 1935: An Ivins news column
- November 22, 1945: An Ivins news column
- November 23, 1933: An Ivins news column
- November 24, 1960: A full newspaper page that mentions Ivins (page 5)
- November 25, 1937: “She is survived by her aged parents, her son, and two brothers, Leo Reber, of Ivins and Fred Reber of St. George.”
- November 26, 1942: An Ivins news column
- November 27, 1941: An Ivins news column
- November 28, 1940: “Clarence Perkins and daughter Ina, spent a few days in Cane Beds visiting relatives.”
- November 29, 1945: “This building will later be turned over to the Relief Society, when an addition to our church is completed.”
- November 30, 1944: “The M. I. A. presented the anniversary program in the ward hall Sunday evening.”