18 Jun 1915
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Newspaper
Panguitch Progress
Location
Panguitch, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1915
Page
1
A padded description compares a bank to a door without a bolt, stressing strength yet lacking protection. The piece says the bank is staid and conservative, aiming to serve clients who prioritize safety and cautious banking practices.
Notice from the State Engineer warns that the Sevier River and tributaries are overallocated. No further water applications will be approved until unappropriated flow is found. Local items note a new meat market finishing, film services by C Carhart, and Escalante residents paying arrears.
Henrieville residents report visitors from Paragoonah and Winder. James Stinson, a Deseret News agent, recruited subscribers in Henrieville. A meteor flash and smoky ball sighting near Pine Lake unsettles locals. Road work by McCullough extends toward Panguitch Lake, with plans to continue on the Three Mile state road. Local fishing tackle ads appear and the Winder Correspondent praises progress.
The piece urges local effort to create a larger, more vibrant community with initiative and new enterprises. It notes new residents from Salt Lake City and potential land value opportunities near Escalante Utah, plus a 77th birthday celebration for Mrs. Sarah Jane Dickinson and plans for a new shoe repair shop run by Mr. F. M. Gayin in Hyram Davis’ building.
Reports from Cannonville and Tropic describe a Sunday School Union gathering with Stake Board members and several ladies, praising the work and noting cold weather and crop prospects. The piece discusses planned construction of a new amusement hall, road access to the Grand Canyon via Garfield and Kanab routes, and transport issues on Orderville to Pangullan and Kanab roads, urging state action.
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