Sevier Forest Receipts and Expenses for 1917
Net receipts for the Sevier Forest for the year ending June 30, 1917, totaled 18,996.14 with 15,793.41 from grazing rights, 1,011.21 from timber sales, and 203.44 from special privileges. Sevier Forest expenses amounted to 14,335.00, comprising 11,600.00 for salaries and 2,633.00 for improvements and miscellaneous costs. 85 percent of receipts supported Garfield, Iron, Kane, and Plute counties for roads and schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sevier
Tisca
Garfield
Iron
Kane
Plute
Sevier Forest
Forest Service Expenditures Reported for 1917
The article details payroll and expenses in Pangultch Parowan Cedar City and adjoining forest areas. It notes $200 for Larkspur cattle range eradication and over $2 million for a grazing reconnaissance, with a monthly payroll around $960 excluding reconnaissance crew and Larkspur diggers. Dated August 14, 1917, from The Progress.
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Pangultch Parowan
Cedar City
Forest Service
Montly
War letter from Panguitch sailor May 1917
A Panguitch Utah naval trainee’s August 18 1917 letter describes attending a review at the Presidio with soldiers, the Exposition Grounds event, and the draft’s impact. He hopes for quick end to the war, contrasts peace stories with war duties, and mentions writing about fruit preservation and team driving. He signs as A Sincere Plow Deserter.
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Frank Levy
Presido
Pangultch J
America
Iplada
Exposition Grounds
Panguitch
Ken Beckstrom
Water Safety Advice From Panguitch Officials Warns Against Ditch Water
Residents near Panguitch are urged to avoid ditch and canal water due to typhoid risk. Health officers advise carrying city water or boiling any drinking water. Panguitch city water is described as pure. Update on Miss Jane LeFevre’s post operative recovery improving slowly. Mr. A G Johnson and party reported good roads after a Kanab trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panguitch
A G, Johnson
Kanab
Berries and Visitors Mark Hatch Weather Note
In calm weather the Hatch family and neighbors gathered wild berries. Miss Annie Dutton returns home after a stay. Visitors from Panguitch Cannon and Panguitch area include Glen Adams Hyrum Evans Geo Dutton and families. Mr Geo Dutton and son return from town before Geo Jr leaves for the war. The Barnhursts reported berry and fishing bounty_last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Dutton
Gome
Glen Adams
Panguitch
Hyrum Evans
Geo. Dutton
Cannon
Geo
Geo. Jr
Boulder News War Business and Local Returns
Mr Bert Peters and family return from Panguitch to attend war business as men’s names were drawn. Marvel Liston in Salt Lake hospital improving after appendicitis operation three weeks ago. R H Liston of Escalante visiting daughter Lillie Baker. Clara Haigs homecoming from Panguitch with family. Neilson, Ellen Norton and children visiting Escalante. Two men ordered to Panguitch to appear for service Ralph Baker and Amasa Lyman. Bert Peters and Edmond Mooseman temporarily released. Moosman family visit Escalante. Moosman’s father from Manti. Mrs James Mellnelly back after two months in Escalante. Boulder optimistic for fruit crop. Sam Brinkerhoff in town en route to Tropic to fetch wife. Angzo Brinkerhoff from Glendale. Mrs Ruby Smith of Wayne County visiting mother Harry P. Lee. Baby born in Panguitch noted. Panguitch praised for fine looking babies.
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Bert Peters
Edmund Moosman
Panguitch
R. H Liston
Escalante
Boulder
Lillie ‘Baker
Clara Haigs
Isa
Nim
Ralph Baker
Amasa Lyman
Edmond Moosemand
Ruby Smith
N@ayne Co
Harry P. Lee
Lyman Davis Severely Cut by Barbed Wire Fence
Monday report states Hy Davis' son Lyman fell against a barbed wire fence and sustained a deep arm cut requiring medical treatment. The incident occurred in a rural area and injuries are not life threatening.
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Hy Davis
Lyman
Hall's Catarrh Cure Claims Constitutional Remedy
There is more catarrh in this country than all other diseases combined and it was long deemed incurable. Hall's Catarrh Cure from Fr. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo Ohio is promoted as the only constitutional cure, taken internally to affect blood and mucous surfaces. A $100 reward is offered for a cure that fails, with circulars and testimonials available. Also advertised Walte's Family Pills for constipation.
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Hall
Fr. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
F. J, Cheney & C
O. Bola
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Sevier ‘Forest Receipt
Frank Ahlstrom
Migs
Maggie Jolley
William Ingram
Elk Pharmacy
W. Earl Marshall
Clark’s Drug Store
Orton
Grand Canyon Gate
Rana
State Bank OF Garfield
Utah
Kodaks
Eastman
Kodak, Gall Dr
Panguitch Drug Co
C. Carhart
Garfield County Telephone Co
Garfield County Telephone Company
Pangutch
Marysvale
Junction
Circleleville
Long Valley
Fredonia
Arizona
Tau
Chicago
Benj
Gameron
Panguich
Panguftch
Alma
Naval Training Station
Sol
Jane LeFevre
Hatch News
Hatch
Jasid Meltia Hatch
Panguiteh
Mr. Hatch
Sammie and
Meltire Barnhurst
Hulda Barnhurst
Boulder News
Marvel Liston
Salt Lake
Mr. Criss Moosman
Mr. Moosman
Manti
James Mellnelly
Sam Brinkerhoff
Tropic
Alngzo Brinkerhoff
Glendale
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