Local Notes Highlight Child Saved From Wringing Hazard
T Gene Clark, youngest child of Mr and Mrs James Clark, narrowly escaped a hand injury when a washing wringer caught his arm up to the elbow. Dr Clark reported no bones or skin damage, though arteries could have been harmed. Mrs Titlie Clark praised for quick action, later the child was found to be all right. Other notes report Marysvale visitors S H Bowlby and Harold Crowell, relief society exercises, a successful evening ball, autos bought by Mrs Selman and Jesse Myers, and upcoming Panguitch tabernacle meeting with local band. Willingness to help developing regions noted, plus mountain snow delaying stock ranges for about two weeks. Will and Myrtle Tait wedding reception at Elizabeth Lynn’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Gene Clark
James Clark
Titlie Clark
S. H. Bowlby
Harold Crowell
Marysvale
Bowlby
Bonneville Lumber Co
Maryavale
Crowell
Alunite Company
Panguitch News Notes March Events and Local Happenings
The Panguitch community lists March events at Home Economic and local meetings, mentions Dette Worthen and Miss Alice Westby, and reports marriages and births including John Perkins Vera Veater, Ruben Sorett, and Herbert Worthen. Local business items include stove ranges at Grand Canyon Cafe and egg prices, plus notes on a cattle association, a planned July Fourth boost, and a Beaver attorney general candidacy.
Paper and hog price rise prompt urged farming notes
A column links rising paper and hog prices to broader costs while advising readers on orchard location tips from Agricultural College bulletin 141 by Prof Frand West. It urges bean cultivation due to rail shipments to Europe, mentions possible road funds from auto taxes, and cites security worries about U S entry into a wider war amid global tension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agricultural College
Logan
Frand West
Surprise For Pangyitch Drug Ad Rouses Town
An Adler ka preparation from Pangyitch Drug Co claims to relieve sour stomach gas and constipation instantly with one spoonful. Buckthorn bark glycerine and other ingredients are advertised as an appendicitis preventive drawing foul matter from the system and prompting quick relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tha Pangyitch Drug Co
Ex-president Taft on war hurting Republican chances
The excerpt quotes Taft saying the European war has damaged Republican prospects. It then notes Taft allowed it to happen. The dialogue includes a humorous line about buying cigars for a husband and the need for strong ones. The tone mirrors a political column with wit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
Purse Lost By Mrs Cameron In Store
A small square purse with some change and a key was lost by Mrs Sarah E Cameron likely in a store. The finder is urged to return it as the key is valuable. Switzerland is noted as having a trained army five times larger than the United States and being highly democratic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah E Cameron
United State
Switzerland
United States
Catarrh Cure Claim Promises Free Cure Warranty
A 19th century advertisement offers $100 to anyone cured by Halls Catarrh Cure. It claims constitutional treatment, internal use to reach blood and mucus surfaces, and builds up the patient’s constitution. Includes testimonials list and a Toledo company address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McIence
Hall
Itali
Cheney %& CO
Toledo
O. Ro
Make Haste Slowly Proverb in a Daily Lesson
A reader reflects on the old proverb make haste slowly and warns that hurried work yields illegible letters, misunderstandings, and flawed articles. Haste wastes time, undermines accuracy, and forces do-overs, while careful effort delivers lasting value and fewer mistakes in any task.
Run Away From Nerves in a Busy Age
Advice urges readers to brake the rush of modern life and avoid nerves. Do not be rude to irritants, choose calmer reads, and fix nighttime noises. When nerves threaten, dive into a focused task and avoid letting boredom take hold.
True Prophet at Church Fair Fortune Teller Twist
A fortune teller at a church fair predicted a ten year old boy will be distinctively notable only in old age. The Panguitch area reports a Boys and Girls Clubs roundup with Utah state champions Ray Smith and Bernice Roberts highlighted for agriculture and crafts. Local concerns note whooping cough appears, and residents Wilma Dodds and Albert Morton fall ill while Panguitch sees rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Utah
Ray Smith
Sugar House
Salt Lake
City
Bernice Roberts
Clearfield Davis Co
Garfield County
Sul on Earth and the Delirious Return
A feeble old man emerges from a long delirium asking where he is. His wife reassures him she remains by his side as comforting care continues, and he gently settles into recovery amid their quiet bedside moment.
Notice to Water Users in Garfield County Utah 1916
State Engineer Office Salt Lake City Utah gives notice that Hosea Merri and Robert S Mangum of Winder Utah have applied to appropriate five cubic feet per second from Hunt Creek and Tom Best Spring to irrigate 480 acres in sections 7 8 and 18 township 34 south range 2 west Salt Lake Meridian. Protests must be filed within thirty days after publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Utah
Hosea Merri
Robert S. Mangum
Winder
Hunt Creek
Tom Best Spring
Garfield County
Section 25
Township 4
Range 8
Salt Lake Base
Meridian
Tom Best
Township
Range
William J. Reynolds
Hosea Merrill
Robert 8. Mangum
Department of the Interlas
U. 5
Uta
Joseph Clark
Pongulteh
Momestead
Metes
Bonds
Foreet Service Monument
Pangeulteh
Utal
District Court
Panguitch
Cleimont
Eadward Richards
James la Clark
Marilou F. Case
Willan KR
Yarbot
Department of the Interior
U. 8
Italy
Cora Goulding
Nbm
Bal¢ Lake Meridian
Quince K. Kimbal
Coiman
Wichner
George D. Goulding
Henderson
David W. Woodard
Robert M.thompson
Carl Hl. Munguia
Gould 'B. Blakely
Register
Garfield County Taxpayers Meet in Panguitch Utah
Notice for Garfield County taxpayers and Garfield County Fair and City Park association to convene in Panguitch Utah on the last Saturday of April 1916 at 2 PM. It will review the past year’s financials, elect a seven member board, and handle lawful business. All members over 21 may vote and attend. James M. Sargent and A Worthen sign as secretary and president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garfield County
Panguitch
Utah
James M. Sargent
A, Worthen
Also Mentioned on This Page
Relief Society
Bollet Society
Selman
Wild Rose
Jesse Myers
Clean Towt
Panguitch Tabernacle
John H. Clark
Elizabeth Lynn
Will
Myrtle “Tait
Home Economic
Dettee Worthen
Civic Committee
Our
Willie Lynn
Myrtle Talt
Mt Carmel
Thomas Savy
Columbus
Villa
James
Sargent
John Perkins
Cedar City
Vera Veater
Spry
Lewis T. Munson
Tropic
Trople
Pangultch
Ruben Sorett
Herbert Worthen
Alice Prince
Junttloh
Grand Canyon
N Panguitch
Jesse “Miller
Hyrum Evans
Hatch
Grand Canyon Cafe
William Talbot
Charlie Lynn
St. George
W. D. LeFevre
Daugter
Rachel
W. F. Knox
Beaver
State
Reaper
Adam and Eve
Arthur McAllister
Alice Merril
Wild Rose Farm
G. J. Goulding
Escalante
William Loyd
Joseph McCullough
Panguitch Drug Store
Denver
Europe
Cannonville
Mexico
Japan
Pangyitch
Messrs
Rile Norton
Benj, Cameron Jr
Circleville
Pangul Teh
Dyar D. Clark
Wilma Dodds
Albert Morton
Frank Marshall
Sam Clark Sr
Sul
Earth
W. D. Beers
Garfield
S. 8
Carrell
Tropic Precinct
James Steel
Carl Yeatar
Roy Lee
Willié
Paw
Department of the Miter
U.S. Land Office
Silk Lake City
Norci
Robert D. Young
South Range
East Lake Meridian
Quince K. Kisball U. 8
Utahy
Witnesseas Roberts
Mangum
Grover C, Oyton
Hearleville Diaby
Gould H
Blakely
Gould D
Hlakely
Registeys
Quince K. Kimball
U.S
Edgar J. Riddle
Adelbert Means
Joseph Heaps
Thomas Davies
Exzajante
Gould B
Blakely Register
QOGA
Pabchan
SS sAeeashie
Orange
Mass
Galery
New Home Sewing Machine Co
Chicago
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