Panguitch News Notes Highlight Visitors and Local Ways
Prest and Mrs. Steele plus grandson arrived from Delta to Panguitch with friends welcoming them. Reports praise Steeles for improving the town, while local business scenes, decorations, and shop upgrades are noted. Frost affected potato tops as grain looks good. various residents travel, repair shops stay busy, and community life centers on daily improving comforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prest
M. M. Steele
Steele
Wife
City ordinance urged to curb fireworks on Fourth
Community leaders discuss banning dangerous explosives and alcohol to make the Fourth safer. Mr Jessa Haycock notes his son’s routine recovery after an operation as a contrast to public safety concerns.
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Jessa Haycock
Pangulteh Lake
Automobiles of Various Breeds in Pans Fruiteh
A notice notes forty cars of different breeds owned in Pans Fruiteh. The fragment mentions many vehicles and owners in the region, highlighting a diverse local motor collection.
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Pansfruiteh
Couple Visits Children in Salt Lake City
My and Mrs Benj Cameron Sui left Saturday night to visit their children Alex and Rachel who are in Salt Lake City.
Tragic Accidents Outline Grim City Tales
Miss Lila Judd visits relatives in Panguiltch. In Copperfield a barber shop bathroom becomes scene of tragedy as Alex Koth anotos a Greg employee is found dead four days after last being seen with electrical exposure. The Greek had suicided. Mrs Emily Clara Werb dies kneeling by her daughter Clara’s grave at Mt Oliver cemetery Salt Lake.
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Lila Judd
St George
Panguiltch
Copperfield
Alex Kothanotos
Greg
Emily Clara Werb
Mt. Oliver
Salt Lake
Clara
Utah corporation citizen rights to state lands noted
The attorney general James Worthen says a Utah corporation with land dealing rights remains a citizen of the state even if all members are aliens. The Automobile Party returns from Roosevelt. William Prince and party stay longer. Public support grows for strict game laws to prevent extinction of big game, due to its economic importance to the West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah
James Worthen
Roosevelt
Willim Prince
Rex Taylor and Bertha Meecha Seek Marriage License
Rex Taylor and Bertha Meecha of Winder applied for a marriage license at the county clerk’s office, Sargent, on June 23. Dr. C W Royce has gone to Dixie and Will plans to return in about three weeks. Marysvale voted to go dry in the recent election.
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Rex Taylor
Bertha Meecha
Winder
County Clerk
Sargent
World in turmoil stirs fatalistic warnings and war fears
A sweeping column laments global upheaval from European battles to Japan's China move. It warns of universal conflict, cites astrology and fate, notes Wilson's protest to Japan, and describes wartime bandage innovations and a local meat market with a $250 scale.
State Treasurer in Panguitch for flood damage payouts
Mr Lincoln Kelley the state treasurer visited Panguitch last week to settle Hatchtown flood damage claims. Clerk Ross Milner of the State Juvenile Court commission accompanied him and will return soon to complete payments for those not found and paid last week. The gesture aids the community. Hon Albert Haycock of Circleville visited town Saturday, noted for his cheerful energy and enduring hat.
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Lincoln Kelley
Panguitch
Hatchtown
Ross Milner
State Juvenile Court Commission
Milner
Albert Haycock
Circleville
Local News Briefs From Tropic and Nearby Areas
In town this week W D LeFeyer of Tropic reports fruit crops. Alma Riding bought out John Morris’s photograph outfit and will take pictures at the courthouse. A birth notice was corrected to a boy for Mr and Mrs J N Henrie. Estella Hancock married in Salt Lake City on June 10 to Nephie Christensen of North Logan. Mrs Alice Showalter returns to Verttal after a pleasant visit. Mr and Mrs D D Tebbs of Pleasant are in town visiting relatives. Mamie Dodds plans to visit the Panama Exposition. June Clark went to Marysvale for carpenter work. Mr Gee Hanks brings express promptly.
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Alma Riding
John Morris
Estella Hancock
Salt Lake City
Nephie Christensen
North Logan
State board orders July dip for ticks on sheep
The state board of sheep commissioners ordered all ill sheep in the state to be dipped between July 1 and Oct. 15 to eradicate ticks. The move follows a request from the Utah Woolgrowers association as ticks have increased, with up to 500 ticks found on a single sheep. Dr. F. E. Marry, federal representative, prepared a plan for a model dipping vat with blueprints to be sent to sheep men. Hatch town residents James Burnhurst and Bp. Burross contributed to road improvements with special tax.
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State Board ‘of Sheep ‘Commissioners
Utah Woolgrower’s Association
F. BE. Marry
Bureau of Animal Industry
Notice To Water Users In Garfield County 1915
State Engineer office Salt Lake City Utah issues notice that Hosea Merrill and Robert S Mangum of Winder Utah seek to approprate six cubic feet per second from Hunt Creek and Tom Best Spring Garfield County for irrigation of 480 acres. Protests must be filed within 30 days with affidavit and $2.60 fee.
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State Engineer’s Office
Salt Lake City
Utah
Hosea Merrill
Robert S. Mangum
Winder
Hunt Creek
Tom Best Spring
Garfield County
Hunt
Section 26
Township 34
Salt Lake Base
Meridian
Tom Best
William T. Reynolds
Session Lawn
Salt Snake
W. D. Beers
Hiigh Publican
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Payier
Pangultch Drug Co
Sadie Martin
Migs Vinal Allen
Alonzo Liston
Escalante
Montgomery
Ann
Will
Pace
Pangbitch
To the Lake
Miss Magibeland
Ralph Fredericks
Henry ‘Worthen
N. James Henrie
R.M. Duran
Panguiteh
Progrésa
A. Carhart
Republic
Hratts
Marysvale
Kodak
Kodaks
Europe
Mexico
United States
Japan
China
Ion
Asia
British War Office
Popular Mechanics
Fred “Gavin
J. Nephi Henrie
Alice Showalter
Verttal
Mrs
D. D. Tebbs
Mr. Pleasant
Mamie
Dodds
June Clark
Tal
Mr.Gee
Hanks
Express
Laur Dum
AEC
Old School
County County School, Board
James Bergent
James Burnhurst
B. Burross
The
Adair Bros of
Winder Have & Fine Moving Picture Show
F.G. Gardiner
Hans P. Ipson
T. M. Keuseff
R. Norton
Penguitch
Ralph de- Long
Pinney Brothers
Panguitcl
Geor
Pinney
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Toledo
Proasiste Jee
Hall
Pauly Villeter
Flirat
Panguitch Co-op
McCullogh
J. H. Daly
Myers
H. M. Marks and Weathermore
Taloring Co
Chicago
John E. Myers
Department of Tusuterlor
U.S
Christean Teurle
Agelgneo
Arra T
Lee
Panyultel
Utatywha
Mate
Nesert-Land
South Range
Weat
Salt Lake Meridian
District Court
Pangultch
Claroant Hanes
Oliver R. Norton
Pangglich
Taylor Norton
Pangaheh
William Gould
Panguhens ‘Uta
Joan It
Barton
Spry
Uta
Gould Ti
Biskely
Registers
Department of the Interior
U S. Land Office
Salt Late City
Leonard Reynolda
Tropic
Mats Dagerts
Jonery
Township
Range
Salt Late Meridian
Pangulésh
George
Panguitch Progress
Panguitch Utah
Fred E. Eldredge
Hans Piipson
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Zood &, the
Sang Mecha Company
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