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Newspaper
Panguitch Progress
Location
Panguitch, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1915
Page
4
The piece warns farmers to monitor pasture growth and water use, urging daily pasture checks and timely irrigation to prevent milk drops. It notes cattle and sheep losses from storms, advises against overstocking, and stresses avoiding long waits for reports of pasture slack. It also mentions general weather effects on hay needs and fruit crops.
The account recalls Captain Preston saving his men at Wounded Knee by recalling a French proverb about nobility. As Indians revealed themselves and fire broke out, the soldiers panicked and ran toward cover while Preston checked behind him, realizing a danger in retreat.
A borrower who holds Prest M. M. Steele's sword will soon depart from the Progress with great favor. The item, once his father's, is valued highly by the holder. Miss Alice Westby, a teacher at the Presbyterian school, left Monday for Indians to visit her parents.
The U S Bureau of Animal Industry provides the 1914 import list for breeding horses. It shows certificates of pure breeding issued, with each animal's registration number importer and breed, including Belgian draft 254 and Clydesdale 343. The piece also notes an editor’s trout tale from Panguitch Lake and a joke about free fish.
Karl Webb presented a musical performance at the elite theatre described as exceptionally fine. He was assisted by four young gentlemen from Monroe, and the audience praised the music as a rare treat.
Dr J J Bushwell ophthalmic specialist from Salt Lake City will be at the Church Hotel Sunday and Monday July 18 and 19. Eye tests offered free of charge. References include Mrs Mary E Proctor Mrs Ethel Lundohi Miss Evans Mr John FE Myers and others.
On Friday the 8rd a brown leather satchel containing money a lead pencil and a check was found near the Stone Store. May Wilson or the Progress office should be notified. The Panguitch Commercial Club holds its regular monthly meeting next Saturday night July 10 and invites community support.
A fragment notes Clark’s Cafe offering a bull-berry flavored treat described as delicate and medicinal. The establishment plans to add menus for customers seeking something extra fine and to ask for a special menu when available.
Mrs Benj Cameron Sr is improving after a trip to Salt Lake City and dealing with illness.
Elder Warner,visitor and Jess Myers's father in law, gave an interesting talk at the Pangruitch tabernacle on Sunday.
The Utah Agricultural College extension director reports a Weber County demonstrator has not yet been hired. A protracted storm harms alfalfa, with a week of germination delaying harvest. The only save is timely cutting and irrigation.
Mr Thomas Haycock Sr begins work on a Panguitch fair for next fall. Salt Lake City visitor John L Levy Sr and son John L Levy Jr, of Richfield, were in town for the 4th and Miss Alice Merrill travels to Glendale with her sister Mrs Thos Clark.
Panguitch Stake Quarterly Conference will be held on August 20 and 21. John N. Henrie returns home from a trip to Escalante in his new car on Monday.
Saturday night session of the Commercial Club held at the Elite Building. Mr Will Evans of Tropic visited town with his family on the occasion. Young attorney G J Goulding argued three cases in Trobid last week.
A Grand Canyon Party led by Revs Mix Peacock and Martin will visit Panguitch for next Sabbath. If they arrive in time there will be two preaching services at 11 a.m. and 8 p.m. All are invited. watch Yora at the Post Office for updates.
Notice is given that Hosea Merrill and Robert S Mangum of Winder Utah seek to appropriate five six cubic feet per second from Hunt Creek and Tom Best Spring in Garfield County for irrigation of 480 acres. Protests must be filed within 30 days with affidavit and $2.50 fee. State Engineer D Reers. First publication June 17 1915.
Work on the building foundation is completed and brick work will start soon. County School Supervisor Fred Gardiner is due back from Salt Lake City in a few days.
A party of preachers travels toward the Grand Canyon and notes that enduring parts of the journey test patience more than physical hardship, with some travelers refraining from swearing along the way.
A gold witch trinket was found on the streets and later left at the home of George Hanks for the owner Miss Alice Syretta. The item reappeared in the phone office after a month of vacation.
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