09 Apr 1915
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Newspaper
Panguitch Progress
Location
Panguitch, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1915
Page
1
A lyrical depiction of Utah praising its landscapes and resources. The piece extols scenic gullies, cliffs, hills, rivers, and fertile valleys. It envisions sturdy settlers transforming the land with grain and industry, foreseeing abundant harvests and wealth from mineral riches.
A damaged OCR fragment references a poem connected to an official report by T Hains and Gov Ham Spyty. It mentions Utah and Columbia and notes labor statistics and migration context without clear dated events or full attribution. Strong entities include Ruth May Féx.
The letter notes dry streets after snowmelt and a successful ball held by merchants who provided suppers. It mentions illnesses in Panguitch, the improving condition of Mrs. Taylor Riding, and visits by Leonard Sargent. New births in Escalante are recorded, with Easter on April 4 and plans to honor old folks in warmer weather.
A Panguitch column urges focus on boys to curb mischief and social ruin, arguing early habits shape futures. It cites The Walters Co. troupe with Luke Cosgirave and notes a Mexican incident with a $20 000 payment to Mrs. McManus as U S policy signals. Panguitch High School art exhibit praised. city council set for Monday meeting.
The piece argues U S intervention in Mexico would require a long costly drawdown and heavy policing of railways. It weighs backing Carranza Villa Zapata or South American powers, noting risks of betrayal and the heavy costs of military action, and emphasizes education and spiritual aid as essential to Mexico’s progress.
In Henrieville on Friday April 2 a town celebration honored Mr. Ro G Pinney and his wife Susan D Smith Pinney marking their 50 years of marriage. The event included a dinner and a hall dance with Pinney playing violin. All children except their eldest son were present. relatives from Panguituit and Smithfield joined, while Dr Jas T Daly Jr attended Kanab recently.
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