23 Jan 1914
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Newspaper
Panguitch Progress
Location
Panguitch, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1914
Page
1
George Adair of Orderville and Jennie Perkins of Cannonville wed at the bride’s home on New Years Day. Friends of the couple wish them a prosperous journey and many happy celebrations as they begin married life amid notes of progress and regional railway optimism.
Righty acres inside the city near Public School Main Street. Includes a well painted frame house, barbed wire fencing, and farm conveniences. Water rights good for 4 acres second, price 10 000 dollars. Enquiries to Recvmer Home McCarty Utah.
A Kane County Kanab observer notes community life with school events, visits from Salt Lake City, basketball plans, rabbit drives, and a municipal handover. Local residents Estella Handley, Flora, Lavaughn Kimball, and Jed Adair are mentioned alongside Mrs. Florance Adsly and Mr. B Nilson. The piece reports on family visits, travel to Salt Lake City, a rabbit drive, and the Kanab city administration transition.
A Friday night blaze at Panguil Equitable Store caused dense smoke and water from buckets as neighbors, including Vie h hose-curt and John Cameron’s family, battled the fire. The store roof and back area received minor damage while volunteers saved the rest. authorities warn of fire risks and city preparedness.
The text describes stormy conditions in Chiihdmville with rain and warmth at night, ice in Parhekh Canyon breaking up, and floods toward the canyon floor. A man contemplates a safer route home while a letter from Joseph A. Holmes asks about gun carrying rules in Cannonville Utah and mentions railway routes and safety concerns.
The message from Portland Oregon notes the Northwestern State Mission shows better success in distributing books and tracts, praised by President Houston. Elders are progressing and the home paper is commended for informing readers about the world’s progress in the mission.
Elizabeth Baugh Haycock born November in Neitherston England died January eighteenth in Panguiteh aged 79 years 1 2 months survived by eight of ten children seven sons one daughter and noted as a kind devoted mother. Also mentions Hyrum Davis ill and Dorphi Lindford’s death with brief health notes and Good Goulding improving.
The Farmers Club hosted its first annual ball on Friday night in the amusements hall. The hall was decorated with gold and green, chairs and screens, and special arrangements were made for elderly attendees. Punch was served and guests included Midge Reet Elder and Loin Whittaker from Panguitch, with Rachel and Judd Hays returning to Echop.
The Progress reports unpaid bonds and taxes amounting to about $32,000 with another $16,000 outstanding, a water works inquiry, and a fire loss note amid a tense city fiscal picture. It mentions planes and Marines ready to land at Vera Cruz as U S policy shifts.
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