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Newspaper

Panguitch Progress

Location

Panguitch, Utah, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1913

Page

4

Fence building near Modena noted in Clark family report

Loenic Nowrs Sam Clark Sr returned Saturday from the West Desert where he has put in eight miles of fence and completed the job. The place lies nine miles east of Modena and two miles square, owned by John L. Levy Sr and Jr Milton Levy and the Clark Bros. Clark has 20 acres with crops thriving, including two and a half acres of peas praised by Logan college visitors as among the state's best. Water is 45 feet deep. James Clark and family returning from Dixie Mra brought Mrs Lizzie Burk of Burley Idaho. brick makers Richard Judd and Ed Richards report 20,000 bricks. Father Reid sells bibles. Mrs Elizabeth DeLong adds a brick extension to her house, Frank Worthen doing masonry.

Sam Clark Sr West Desert Modena John L. Levy Sr John L. Levy Jr Milton Levy Clark Bros Clark Logan

Worms and cures dominate crowded lines of old notice

The long fragment includes an ad for Kickapoo Worm Killers claiming it relieves worm symptoms in children and guarantees results. It also mentions a new gasoline engine purchase by The Progress, subscription requests, a marriage rumor involving Frank Levy and Alice Church, crop conditions near Panguitch, a jocular line about a short man’s jeans, and Willard Sargent joining Cedar City Drug Store as Billy’s new right hand man for The Observer.

Willard Sargent Cedar City Billy the Observer

Chamberlains Colle Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy Ad

An old ad urges every family to keep Chamberlains Colle Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy during hot weather and claims it is essential and valuable. The note mentions sales by all dealers and references various local names and events including Thomas Church of St George, a Wall Street panic, and local personnel like Mrs Will Riding and Hortense McEwan.

Why Alma Barney’s Barn Attracts a Curious Crowd

A freight wagon man asks why people flock to Alma Barney’s barn. Will Foy explains Barney’s curiosity is a scene. Barney mistakenly dosed his old cow with gasoline instead of medicine, causing the cow to honk like a car horn rather than moo.

Alma Barney Barney Will Foy

Guaranteed Eczema Remedy Promises Lasting Cure

Bath Illinois resident J C Eveland testifies after twenty five years of eczema that Dr Hobsons Eczema Ointment cured him. The ad claims long standing use and offers a 60 cent price from Pfeiffer Chemical Co with distribution in Philadelphia and St Louis.

Pfeiffer Chemical Co Philadelphia St. Louis

Dutton’s Recovery After Severe Hernia Operation

Mr J E Dutton of Hatch was in Panguitch last week, looking well and recovering strength after a severe strangulated hernia. He previously faced a critical condition and likely death without Dr R G Clark’s operation. The surgeon’s skill and courtesy are praised as he performed the delicate procedure.

J. E. Dutton Hatch Panguitch R. G. Clark Clark Jadley

Stray Stories Excerpt Dialogue on Supper Visit

Johnny asks about Ma Gay reaction to a guest. The friend says she was pleased to see him and Johnny feels relief noting she had hoped he wouldn’t come this morning. The exchange captures small town hospitality and relational humor.

Johnny

Fishing Season Opens on June Fifteenth Sunday

The fishing season opens on June 15, a Sunday. It advises letting fish live until Monday and attending church instead of fishing.

Image of Tit Bits quip on Columbus and marriage misperception

A witty Tit-Bits remark contrasts Columbus discovering the Indies with a man who feels he has discovered paradise after marrying his wife. The line plays on grand discovery folly and domestic bliss in a light humorous tone.

Indies Paradise

Fine fishing at Blue Spring Lake south of Panguiteh

The Kane County News reports good angling at Blue Spring Lake about 20 miles south of Panguiteh with trout varieties Na idlye Rainbow and Eastern Brook. The lake allows fishing for a 10 cent fee, while state officials announce liberal stocking efforts across multiple creeks and lakes including Duck Creek Willis Creek North Fork Dairy Canyon Lydia's Swain's Creek Factory and Duck Lake with tens of thousands of fry and fingerlings prepared for release.

Blue Spring Lake Panguiteh Spencer Blue Spring Hatchery Kane County Supt Morris Duck Creek Willis Creek North Fork Dairy Canyon Lydia’s Swain’s Creek Factory Seathan’s Duck Lake Kane'Co

Plenty Of Time To Eat And Other Panguitch Notes

The column urges slow eating to aid digestion and promote health and mentions Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets as helpful for indigestion and constipation. It notes Miss Luella Rolosson's summer visit to Panguitch and NYE National Educational Association meeting in Salt Lake City on July 7. Also highlights Howard Veater’s return from Mexico and U S Senator Sutherland being titled Doctor of Laws by an eastern college.

Chamberlain Alf Luella Rolosson Presbyterian Pangultch National Educational Association Salt Lake City U. S Sutherland

Can't Keep It Secret Stomach and Liver Tablets Claim Broad Fame

The piece touts Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets as a rising remedy for stomach and liver troubles. It notes availability through All Dealers and quotes Theodore Chidester offering rides by his automobile to railroad stations. Mentions Hanks and Chicester autos coming soon and a weather bureau nod to President Wilson. Local chatter references dryland farms, saw mills, and water hauling from Jacob Lake.

Chamberlain Theodore Chidester Hanks & Chichester Woodrow , Wilson Weather Bureau

Goulding Opens Office in Panguitch Commission Co Building

Attorney G. J. Goulding has moved his law office into the newly completed Panguitch Commission Co building. The office is nicely furnished and presents an attractive appearance.

G. J. Goulding The Panguitch Commission Co

Roosevelt clears slanders and proves temperate American

Mr Blaine Levy returns from Logan where he attended college. Mrs Mamie Dodds travels to Salt Lake City for a conference as the article notes Roosevelt’s image as temperate and abstemious, following slander accusations.

Roosevelt Mamie Dodds Salt Lake City

Rheumatism relief promotion and local notes in Panguitch

A 25 cent bottle of Chamberlain's Liniment is advertised to ease rheumatism. Mr Julius Riding of Tropic and Miss Cleo Hall of Escalante were in Panguitch Monday en route to St George for marriage. The Progress premiums update notes most dishes gone for paid up subscribers, thirty one pieces of fine china valued at 244 dollars remain.

Chamberlain's Liniment Julius Riding Tropic Cleo Hall Escalante Panguitch St. George

Efficient Farm Engines Promote Easy Work for All

An advertising snippet from Cameron & Norton of Panguitch Utah touts a one and a half horsepower engine that runs all day on minimal fuel, claiming it can power washing, churning, separating and more for about 10 cents, suitable for anyone over ten. A separate notice notes a new fire hose building on court house grounds and a fire company forming to practice weekly.

H. P John Morris Court House

Two men arrested for drunken street conduct in front of Justice J P Cameron

Two men were arrested yesterday for being on the streets drunk and were taken before Justice J P Cameron who fined them for the offense.

J.P. Cameron

Jensen Creamery Plans Branch House in Richfield

A Panguitch blight shower Wednesday night was reported with no frost following. The Jensen Creamery Company announced plans to establish a branch house in Richfield.

Panguitch The Jensen,Creamery Company Richfield

Dr King’s Life Pills For The Aged

The aged often need laxatives more than the young and require safety and gentleness. Dr King’s Life Pills are praised for prompt easy action and mild effects, with a price of 26 cents and recommendations from all druggists.

Dr. King

Local Notes On Residents And Visits In The Area

Mr Charles Church plastering at Fred Gavins house. Patriarch Seth Johnson of Tropix in town Wednesday. Geo Goulding Cora Goulding and Handly left for Henderson yesterday. Elder Geo J Henderson at Wolf Point Montana writes. G J Goulding returned from Escalante Tuesday with justice court filings. D P Barton of Parowan visited brothers in Panguitch this week. Fish poles at S U E Pie plant for sale at Henry Accell s.

Seth Johnson Tropix Mr. Geo. Goulding Miss Cora Goulding Miss Handly Henderson Elder Geo. J. Henderson Wolf Point Montana D. P. Barton Parowan Panguitch

Sale Of Estrays In Garfield County Utah

Notice of estray sale listing several animals including a red and white heifer about three years old, a stallion three years old, a dark bay mare about 12, and a four-footed horse. Animals were taken up in Isidale precinct and will be sold to the highest bidder on June 21, 1913, at 27 M. B. Riggs, Pound Keeper at Water, Utah.

Utah Garfield Trecint Correll Isidale Glalbie Jone Sorrell Visibl Esaldestrays Mie

Bucklen's Arnica Salve Promises Skin Relief

An advertisement claims Bucklen's Arnica Salve quickly relieves ulcers boils eczema and other skin troubles. It cites Mrs. Bruce Jones of Birmingham Alabama who was cured of a nine month ulcer in weeks and urges readers to buy for 25 cents as recommended by all druggists.

Bucklen Bruce Jones Birmingham Ala

Local Lumber Yard Promises Prompt House and Barn Bills

A regional lumber dealer touts top quality lumber including labs and fence pickets. The ad emphasizes rapid service and a wide range of lumber products for houses and barns.

Meyer & Co Quality Tailors Ad Showcasing Bargains

A compact 19th century style advertisement touts prices on tailor made suits from three to ten dollars, and a wide range of goods including shirts hats gloves groceries matches hardware tools and farm supplies. The copy encourages shoppers to compare value, promises no hidden drawbacks, and notes grain and hay for sale.

Cutter's Blacktag Pills Boosts Stockmen Trust

The notice extols Cutter's Blacktag Pills offered by Cutter Laboratory Berkeley California for use with injectors, claiming widespread use among California and Western stockmen and urging purchase when stockist lacks supplies. It also notes booster testimonials and a claim that losses are prevented by these pills.

Caliifornia Cutter Laboratory Berkeley Caldusiat

New Tech Claims X Rays Without Electricity Discovery

A French scientist announces a method to produce X rays without electricity. Dr Ludwig Mond reports a cheap gas illumination method, promising cheaper electric power and impact on open-hearth steel. Capt Bernier seeks Arctic expedition support from Lord Minto as Canadian government considers backing.

Colchester Ludwig ‘Mond Capt. Bernier North Pole Lord Minto

Hall's Catarrh Cure Advert and Endorsements in Toledo

In Toledo, F J Cheney Co advertises Hall's Catarrh Cure with a money back offer for an uncured nose and throat ailment. The notice includes endorsements from Walding Kinnan de Marvin wholesale druggists affirming Cheney's honesty and financial ability. Hall's Family Pills are also pitched for constipation.

F. J. Cheney & CO Toledo O. We F. J. Cheney Walding Kinnan de Marvin O. Fiall Hall

Notice for Publication for David Duesire Utah land claim

Notice is given that David Duesire of Coyote Utah who filed April 23 1910 for a homestead entry No 05084 for WH NWX Sec 35 T00S R2W Salt Lake meridian has filed intention to make final three year proof to establish claim before the Clerk of the District Court at Junction Utah on July 23 1919 Witnesses Alonzo Klug Thomas L Langford George K Jack and Charles B Harrlay all of Coyote Utah

Department of the Interior U. 8 Salt Late City Utah David N. Mangum Cannonville RaWy & Swb Township Salt Lake Meridian Ditriet Pangultch Nanes Parley Melcderson LeRoy Twitchell George Dutton Squire N, Mangam Utabs RD R. Thompson U. B. Land Office Salt Lake City Uiat Noticda David Duesire Coyote District Court Junction Alonzo Klug Thomas L. Langford George K. Jack Charles B Harrlay Dunetion Department of the Interflor U. S. Land Ofte Managum Winder Salt Lake Méridian Pangultel Clalmahy Jy Ry Campbell Q. K. Kimball Wryhele Joseph A Marshall D. R

Notice For Publication of Homestead Claim in Utah

Notice is given that Archie M. Lamoreaux of Paragouah Utah filed for final five year homestead proof on land in Salt Lake Meridian. Hearing before the District Court Clerk in Parowan on July 22 1913 with witnesses Robert D. Talbot Joseph J. Jones Albert Skinner and Lawrence Skinner. Registrar EDR Thompson

Department‘Of the Interior U. S. Land Office Salt Lake City Utah Notich Archie M. Lamoreaux Paragouah Salt Lake

Notice To Water Users

Notice to water users issued by W UD Heeta State Engineer. First publication May 29 1913. Completion of publication June 21 1913.

W. UD. Heeta W. D. Beers

Salt Lake State Engineer notices water right application

State Engineer's Office announces that Smutt and J L Stewart of Tropic Utah have applied to appropriate one cubic foot per second from North Canyon Creek in Garfield County for irrigation of 40 acres in Sections 29 and 31, Township 34 south, Range 2 west. The project would divert water via a ditch 6,600 feet long from March 1 to December 31 each year. Protests must be filed within 30 days after publication.

State ‘Engineer's Office East Lake City Utah Thomas Smith Thurber J Tall’s Creech Gardelde Aouth Range Balt Lake Base Fheridian Nogineer Salt Lake City Smutt J. L. Stewart Tropic Seasion Lane North Canyon Creek Gareflela County Salt Lake Banee Meridian Township Salt Lake Base

Pig Lost Night of Storms Near Mason Mae

Red pig missing with black spots and a mont hat. Last seen around Mason Mae area. reward offered. Please contact local keeper if spotted.

Red Pig Mont Hat Mason Mae

Also Mentioned on This Page

James Clark Dixie Mra Mrs Lizzie Burk Burley Idaho Richard Judd Ed Richards Elizabeth DeLong Frank Worthens Kickapoo Kickapoo Indian Cas Co St. Pale Progress Cameron & Morton Thomas Mr. Hayden Emerson Wall Street David J .Shakespear Will Riding Brigham City Henry Excel's Hortense’ McEwan Beaver Howard Veater Mexico Jno Blaine Levy Missouri Cameron & Norton Charles Church Fred Gavin G.J. Gouldiing Justice Court Henry Accell Hans P. Ipson Monroe Will Miller John Evans Joseph L. King Halls Wail
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