13 Jul 1917
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Newspaper
Panguitch Progress
Location
Panguitch, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1917
Page
4
Reading appears to be a historical postal notice stating a weekly publication schedule, common pricing, and registration details. It mentions Panguitah or Panguitgh locations, a Thursday print day, and a yearly rate of 1.50 dollars, with references to a second class matter designation under the 1879 Act.
Local Notes recounts Julia Worthen’s fall and leg injury after stairs slip in Richfield while attending Judge Chidester’s talk, Dr. M W Bigelow’s appendectomy, and hospital progress. It notes Judge John F. Dest er’s death in Richfield, cattle movement near Panguitch, and community updates on rail, school projects, and local officials.
Advice describes spreading a sugar bran poison at six inch intervals at plant bases to deter larvae of night flying moths. Apply at sundown and keep chickens away. Warns fall plowing and cleanup of trash prevent wintering worms. notes two yearly broods and aims to help readers with garden pest management.
Preservation guidance for eggs claims six to eight months with a water glass method. Use ten quarts water cooled after boiling, add one quart water glass, stir, let stand, then stir again. Cover fifteen to twenty dozen eggs in a wooden, glass, or crockery vessel stored in a clean cool cellar. Cost of water glass should not exceed $1.25 to $1.50. Monroe Recaad.
The guidance advises preserving jars for fall use, noting potential difficulties securing jars and lids. It recommends regular tight containers for vegetables, soups, meats, and fish, concentrating on items that pack into jars or cans. Jams and preserves should be put up in corked or paper sealed bottles, and dried storage used for items that keep without canning. Grow cabbage, potatoes, and root crops for winter storage. Department of Agriculture.
Yett Magtinge News reports several informal marriage notices from Junction and Pang uitc with couples such as Lawrence Orton and Hazel Woodard, Antonia Chaves and Amelia Gavin, and Elwood Slade and Cora Sudweeks. It notes paperwork at Trop ja and a life insurance death claim involving Maitland Ahlstrom.
The writer in Phoenix reflects on high temperatures and agriculture, noting hay prices at 16 dollars per ton and strawberries and tomatoes in season. He mentions Southern Utah, the sunny climate, and plans to return home, sending regards to J. E. Muggs and Mr. Myres, with memories of friends including Harry B. Strémbel.
Mr and Mrs Ss H Bowlby of Marysvale visited Brice Canyon on Sunday and praised the Bee Hery trip, noting good roads and scenic views. Mr Bowlby, a lumber supplier, reported strong local building trade, while a misprint corrected Jane Marshall as Jane Marshall in birth news and Amy Merrill’s medicine mishap was noted with recovery underway. The piece also mentions railroad freight rate petitions to the Interstate Commerce Commission and efforts to aid war relief with the Red Star Society, aiming to alleviate animal suffering in Europe.
Bank Commissioner's report for The State Bank of Garfield Panguitch Garfield County Utah shows resources total 401,608.26 including Loans 290,394.10 overdrafts 9,167.41 824.73, bonds 3,506.81 and cash items 72,98. Capital 6,000. surplus 3,216. undivided profits 7,532.28. deposits 199,482.84. savings 14,356.7. time deposits 18,000.00. Statement sworn by Geo H Ogden cashier. Directors listed. Notary date June 29 1917.
Government seeks farmers and fighters as two million acres in Aragon and California are opened for homestead entry. The land parcel includes 2300 acres under a detailed survey with sections on soil climate rainfall elevations and temperature. Public notice directs applicants to Grand Lands, Box 610 Hartland, Oregon, for more information and logging of the land.
The article discusses a movement to lower taxes and government costs while condemning radical labor groups. It notes political appeals to voters to back organizations supporting profitable jobs and patronage, and mentions Thomas Clithroe of Company 42nd U. M. Infantry at Fort Douglas as a member connected to the service.
Names listed include Thomas Selign, Morris David, Earl Deuei, Vern Dickenson, and Thomas Lambet who left Sunday for Saltakre to join the Forest Service army. They will be known after medical examination.
Notice is hereby given by the administrator of the estate of B. S. Tanner. Creditors and all persons with claims against the deceased must exhibit them with vouchers within four months after the first publication. Address of the administrator is in Escalante Garfield County Utah, dated May. Signed John Tayler administrator, J F Chidester attorney.
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