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Newspaper
Panguitch Progress
Location
Panguitch, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1914
Page
4
Six vehicles observed on Pangulich streets highlight demand for better roads and bridges. State Land Board offers land at Spry Beach with James Steele overseeing sales. Residents outside Pangultch urged to join committees and act for upcoming fall work opportunities.
An ad claims Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is unsurpassed for colds and coughs. A resident from Elda Ohio praises its quick relief, noting her daughter Ruth was cured two years ago. For sale by all dealers.
A testimonial from Mrs Charlua Tanner of Ashab, Indiana, praises Chanbarlain's Liniment as a remedy for rheumatism back pain sprains and similar ailments. She claims long use with success and notes bottles priced at 26 and 50 cents offered by all dealers.
Messrs Jesse F. Bean and Willis Johnson of Richfield led Pan suitch reps at the start of the week to promote life insurance plans.
The ad claims Electric Bitters increase appetite and cure indigestion allowing one to eat anything. It touts benefits for stomach and digestive ailments, mentioning Mr. T. D. Peeble’s stomach improvement and a price of 50 cents to a dollar. Also notes Bucklen’s Arnica Salve for eczema and a Mexico battle context with Villa and Huerta.
Bowel Movement Regular ad promotes Dr Kings New Life Pills to cleanse poisons and boost digestion. Testimonial from C. E. Hatfield claims relief exceeds other medicines. packaging priced at 25 cents at local druggists. Also contains household notices about property transfers and local remarks.
Mrs Ida Chidester recounted visionary scenes at a Relief Society event. The dream includes a grand boulevard leading to a park with trees, a large entrance building, and militant suffragists safeguarding animals. Other visions show a hotel with an airship, aviation zeal, a Presbyterian orphanage, and shade trees improving climate and city upkeep.
Mrs Archie Dalrymple of Crooksville Ohio reports that three of her boys recovered quickly from whooping cough after using Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. She explains she continued the treatment and was surprised by a cure in a very short time. For sale by all dealers.
The Pangilitch Commercial Club meets Saturday May Sth. It is at an organization that has benefited the county during its short run and still has useful work to do, says Mr C C Snow president. He will preside and keep up the interest.
Quotation from Lorenzo D. Young praising a man who rebukes his brothers and exposes their faults as a sign of righteousness, highlighting moral courage and leadership within a religious context.
A testimonial from Jennie Flemming of New Dover Ohio credits Dr King’s New Discovery with curing a three year cough. The ad touts a 50 cent bottle with a money back guarantee and urges readers with stubborn throat or lung trouble to try it.
Miss Anni Prince returned from Bluffon school Saturday and was joined by Miss Tsa bell Redd for the visit.
Mr. W. E. Bay of Junction, agent for Studebaker Bros., was in Panguitch on Tuesday and will visit the town every two weeks this summer as part of a regional sales tour.
Mrs F H Trubus of Springville New York reports six years of using Chamberlain tablets to ease a liver disorder that acts up quickly and provides relief. Mr C Carhart visits Salt Lake City then returns home to a growing brick pile for a store addition and new goods.
Mrs. A L Luckie of Rochester New York suffered from sick headache and despondency due to a weakened stomach. After taking Chamberlain's Tablets she found them pleasant and effective and was restored to her former health within a few weeks. Sold by all dealers.
A State Land Commissionat letter records instructions from a Board meeting on April 1 regarding trespass by sheep and cattle on the canal right of way. It orders officials to assess damage, demand immediate payment, and file complaints against owners if unpaid, with notice to the Attorneys for the Board.
In accordance with Utah law a county teachers examination will be held in Panguitch Garfield County on June 1 2 and 3 1914. Eligibility requires three years of successful teaching experience or a four year high school education. School boards cannot pay funds without valid certificates. Gardiner County Supt.
A registered standard bred trotting horse named Jim Clark offers service for $10 per season. Inquiries directed to Arthur McAllister at Garfield Exchange in Panguitch.
A long thick skin purse containing money and a receptacle was lost between the farm and town. Finder to return to Edgar A. Henrie.
Store ad notes men s dr ed s shirts and ties least found anywhere with gloves of all styles and descriptions available at Clark s Shoe House in Panguitch.
An 19th century style ad touts Kickapoo Worm Killer a confection claimed to expel worms and ease common pediatric symptoms. It asserts many children suffer worm-related ailments and urges purchase from druggists for 25 cents.
Statement of the Ownership Management etc of The Panguitch Progress weekly at Panguitch Utah lists editor Busin ess Manager and Publisher as Ered 5. Eldredge with Panguitch Utah address. Owners include Pitch Bi Eldredge Panguitch Utah and J. J. Stiner Richfield Utah. Notarized sworn before Hans P Ipson on April 11 1914.
A Worth, Indiana parent shares how Dr. Miles Heart Remedy helped their thirteen year old daughter recover from severe heart trouble. The testimonial urges readers with breath difficulty fainting spells or swelling to try the remedy, claiming guaranteed results and broad use.
Mr GJ Goulding bought a Ford and drove the trip from Panguitch to Marysvale in four hours, navigating the car himself. Mr and Mrs JG Oakley of Spry Beach were in town Monday. A farmer noted for promising fall results. Lost gray fur between Hildale and Panguitch. return to Progress office.
Department of the Interior notice announces intent to make final proof for a homestead claim in Utah. Claimant seeks final approval before the district court clerk in Junction on May 3, 1914. Witnesses listed include Walter John McEdwards and others from Coyote Utah.
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