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Newspaper
Panguitch Progress
Location
Panguitch, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1914
Page
4
Fragmentary text shows a Christmas motto with garbled phrases and stray quotes, offering little readable context or named entities. The readable bits hint at a general festive message rather than a concrete event or subject.
Eighth grade program at Pangtlitch Opera House on a Wednesday night January 16 features a chorus directed by Presidents Address and various solos and duets. Students include Pauline Levy Grover Shakespeare Alta Owens Lavern Evans Myrtle Riddle Alice Prince and others with readings and musical selections. Everyone is invited.
West Panguitch Irrigation and Rosevicr Company faces delinquent tax notice for principal business location in Panguitch Utah. Notice lists Panguitch Utah as the principal place in question.
A Utah paper notes Theodore Roosevelt as a revered figure and discusses his potential political future. It also reports a birth in Panguitch on a Saturday and mentions government timber sales planned for June, requiring a railroad link from Marysvale to Grand Canyon.
Local stores closed for a big hunt on Saturday organized by the Commercial Club with chair Thomas Haycock and members Thomas Levy O Snow R.G. Clark William Evans. The event ran with promptness and system, driving rabbits across the valley and back, totaling 7 504 rabbits killed.
The note says Mrs Ab DeLong has been very ill but is improving rapidly, with a positive update on her condition and recovery progress.
Mr. Fred Gardiner proposes a county wide credit system for Pangultch schools to track student progress at home. The scheme assigns points for daily habits such as rising before 7 am and brushing teeth, aiming to uplift students and guide their future. James Worthen Jr. is recovering from appendicitis.
Notice declares an assessment of 35 cents per share on the capital stock of the Plate Cheese Factory Company. Payment due immediately to P Barnson in Junction Piute County Utah. Delinquent shares on Feb 10 1914 may be sold at public auction on Mar 19 1914 to cover the assessment.
An advertisement touts Dr King’s New Discovery as a universal cough cold and lung remedy. D P Laws son of Bidsong Tennessee testifies it is the most wonderful medicine sold, promising quick relief and household usefulness. Available 50 cents and 1.09 at druggists or by mail from H E Bucklen Co Philadelphia or St Louis.
An advertisement touts Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as a universal remedy for frost bite, chapped skin, sores, eczema, itching, and other skin diseases. It claims quick healing and urges households to keep a box, available from H. B. Bucklen & Co. in Philadelphia or St. Louis.
Many children suffer constipation early and require gentle help. The Sisters of Christian Charity report good results with Dr Miles Laxative Tablets noting excellent action and child friendly chocolate flavor. The ad promises a money back guarantee if first box fails and lists 25 doses for 25 cents from Miles Medical Co Elkhart Ind. Mrs George Workman is very ill but improving.
Department of the Interior notice from Salt Lake City Utah dated December 2 1913 states Lydia Whle of Coyote Utah filed for homestead final three year proof for NEK of Section 10 Township 31 South Range 2 West Salt Lake Meridian. Proof to establish claim before Clerk at Junction Utah on February 19 1914 with witnesses TJ Ridddie FP by Gavege David Dunshire John McYidwarda hit of Coyote Utah and R Thompson Register.
Notice is given that Elizabeth Talbot of Coyote Utah has filed intent to make final three year proof to establish a land claim in Section 6 Township 81 South Range 2 West East Lake Marsden, Utah. The proof will be before the Clerk of the District Court at Junction Utah on February health day. Witnesses listed: T J Riddie P F Savage David Dunsire John Meldwards all of Coyote Utah. Registered by B D By Thompson.
Notice records Joseph Ackermin of Henderson Utah filing intent to establish a homestead on land in Section 27 Township 33 South Range 2 West Salt Lake Meridian. The hearing was set before the District Court Clerk in Inaction Utah on February 6 1914 with witnesses named.
Notice that all applications for grazing cattle, horses and sheep in Powell National Forest for the 1914 season must be filed in Fiscalante Utah by February 25 1914. Full details on grazing fees and application forms available on request from Gen. H. Barney Supervisor.
An old advertisement touts Kickapoo Worm Killer as a safe remedy for worm infestations in children. It claims to relieve abdominal pain feverish symptoms and fatigue while killing worms and aiding health via laxative action. Priced at 25 cents with purchases through druggists or mail order from Kickapoo Indian Medicine Co. Philadelphia or St. Louis.
Wm Brown and Wim H Twitchel of Henderson were in Panguitch Tuesday on land business. One would think that they had Coyote with them.
Notice to water users in Garfield County Utah informs Joseph S Clark of a water appropriation from Five Mile Spring. It details location points, ditch conveyance, and commingling plans for 150.77 acres, filing No. 4409, with protest affidavit deadlines. Publication dates noted January 8 to February 7, 1914.
Notice from the State Engineer's office in Salt Lake City listing an application by M W and M Le Mausfield of Loa Utah to appropriate twenty cubic feet per second from Boulder Creek Garfield County. Details include diversion point and canal conveyance for irrigation, with a protest window of thirty days after publication.
Notice is given that pilot John Ackerman of Henderson Utah filed a Desert Land Entry claim in 1909 for 8% of GW4 Section 27 Township 83 South Range 2 West Salt Lake Meridian. A final proof is set before the Clerk of the District Court in Janetson Utah on February 6 1914. Claimants named include Joseph Ackerman Grover Cy Orton Macy B Tempy Gilbert R Heebs and E D R Thompson.
Notice from the Stats Engineer's Office in Galt Take City Utah dated Dec 11 1913 announces Albert Gledhilt et al have filed to appropriate three cubic feet per second from Boulder Creek Garfield County Utah to convey via ditch about 53760 feet for irrigation of 2500 acres in sections 23 26 township 33 south range 4 east. Objections must be filed within 90 days after publication.
Notice announces all cattle horse and sheep grazing permit applications for Sevier National Forest must be filed by February 15 1914 at Pagegalich Utah. Full grazing fee information will be provided on request. Supervisors office details included.
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