30 Jan 1914
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Newspaper
Panguitch Progress
Location
Panguitch, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1914
Page
1
A frontier town notes the value of exchanging village news to strengthen community bonds and commerce. It lauds Hatch’s success in apple farming, outlines planned improvements, and reports on weather, snow, hunting, and local obituaries amid a push for mutual boosting.
Sunday services describe a stormy day in Cannonville where visitors recalls a monument inscription reading A lawyer not an honest man. A man pondered how two fellows share one grave as others attend a church convention and missionary visits.
Large sale features suits overcoats sweaters overshoes and fine lines of ladies and children wear. Fresh groceries hardware and stoves offered at low prices with contact for orders and inquiries.
A card from Mrs Lizzie Worthen Henderson, sent from Pennsylvania, arrived with a note stating it was received by her mother. The readable fragment confirms the sender and location but lacks full context or dates.
The report lists neighbors: Westly Young hosts a birthday event for Gineonard and Elizabeth Young. Quince Kimball, Bob Manguni, Archie Adilr, Olive Woolley attend Tropic school visits. Rastus Marshall ill with pneumonia. Judd Salider and brother travel to Banguiten. Annis Snidat visits Center Creek to assist family. church attendance is light after Saturday storm.
Salt Lake Commercial Club members led a push for a state auto road from Kanab to Marysvale and a parallel Grand Canyon route near Kaibab forest. District Forester Sherman urged the club to push the Kanab Marysvale road as part of a U S auto road system. Community leaders R M Breeden Glen Miller W D Rishel and B A Sherman spoke at a Salt Lake meeting. Local notes report a birth in Panguiteh a business trip by Ivy Ostrom and A C Matheson’s appointment as State Superintendent.
Readers receive a statement from The Progress defending its honesty and fairness after hostility and misunderstanding. The paper notes taxes and finances, claims public support, and praises local figures like Andrew Barhan and James B. Showalter as they spread commerce and gospel among communities, while expressing resolve to continue truthful reporting.
Circleville enjoys a full Saturday program as the L A G Dramatic Co. staged The James Boys to a large crowd while the Circleville Orchestra delivered fine music. Misala Hay and others supplied specialties. A local football game at Hopeball was postponed due to bad weather. Sam Lee won a catch-as-catch-can match from Jack Weat. Visitors Grosby and Gardiner spoke at meetings, mud slows events, and residents discuss a rabbit drive to reduce bunnies and provide amusement.
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