17 Mar 1916
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Newspaper
Panguitch Progress
Location
Panguitch, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1916
Page
1
Plowing begins as roads dry and health returns. Ada Barnhart improves. Joe Adams retires to visit family. A Dixie Concert and ward choir benefit follow a strong week of editorials on courage and civic duty. Villa action, local pictures, and community church events fill March activity with relief society plans and school updates.
Monday evening the president two vice presidents and members of the civics committee of the Home Economics Association met with Panguitah city council. They stated the association was willing to help with home or improvement work and clean up day. Mayor Levy appointed councilmen Daly Jr. and Owens Jr. to assist. The committee seeks public aid for a clean healthy and happy summer. Cyrus Mangum of Cannonville was in Panguitah Tuesday.
The report notes Villa telling his soldiers of German and Austrian aid against the United States. It mentions the town of Columbus and remarks on the High School Building’s visible hill and a drug store offering magazines through Mr. C. Carhrt.
Students recall a Dixie debate at the B A C Auditorium with a loss by the affirmative and a slim win by Murdock Scott and Mario against Mr Horn. Bonner Leonard tried to persuade Dixie to abandon the Monrod Doctrine but failed. The H E C Az. Clubs hosted debaters and faculty for a good time. The basketball team won the southern division and defeated Richfield on their floor then moved north for the state championship, with best wishes from the student body.
A dialogue notes a young woman entering journalism with a new paper titled The Rumor. The exchange touches on gender and expected circulation while referencing wartime announcements and a possible May start date.
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