19 Nov 1915
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Newspaper
Panguitch Progress
Location
Panguitch, Utah, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1915
Page
1
Classified notice seeking first class vulcanizing and repair of outer casings with inner tubs for automobiles and bicycles. See Alex Cameron Hotel on November 12 for details.
Fred Syrett offers honey for sale in 1 gallon units at $1 each and 5 gallon pails priced at $4.50. He advertises a small stock with limited quantities and asks interested buyers to inquire for pickups or delivery options.
Mr Cyrus Mangum and wife of Connionville were in town on Wednesday Eva Gavin visited relatives in Para guough on Wednesday D J Shakespear left for St George Bishop Joseph Ipson of Junction was elected town president Hans Pipson reportedly better and seen on streets Richard Judd improving Lile Hateh and wife and Mrs Else Sargent and wife left for the Panama Expositions Sagario place in south Panguitch for sale by Hans P Jason described as a good buy
The account describes a rugged ascent to Bright Angel Point with a narrow bridge over a 1500 foot drop, dramatic canyon views, and a distant Santa Fe train. It recalls Crossing the Bright Angel trail, Greenland Point, and a fierce desert storm drenching travelers and guides alike during a hazardous day in the Grand Canyon region.
A Thanksgiving service will be held at the Presbyterian church next Sunday evening at 7 30. The occasion will feature appropr iated music and Sabbath School at 2 30 PM. All are invited. Also noted, Mr David Cameron Jr has purchased Whee l Cafe property.
Ophthalmic specialist Dr J J Buswell of Salt Lake will be at the Church Hotel in Panguitoh on Sunday and Monday November 21 and 22 without charge. References include Mr and Mrs John E Myers Sr Mrs Mary E Proctor Miss J Evans and others.
A British Weekly sketches Henry Erskine, Scotland's lord advocate, through humorous anecdotes about his wit, a gossiping brother advocate, and sharp retorts. It recounts skeptical friends, a quip about lacking causes and effects, and a Sunday incident with Hugo Arnott, culminating in a biblical verse cited by Erskine.
Fragmented quotation recounts Daniel Webster as an orator and statesman, debating secession and western expansion. It portrays his stance on Ashburton treaty and Pacific coast policy, contrasting rhetoric with political risk and fiscal restraint in a harsh frontier context.
Discoverer finds sweet violets in a nettle bed and recalls Jowett from the Christian World praising shared moral beauty. The passage reflects on finding virtue amid harsh surroundings and the communal joy of truth.
A Carrollton Ohio Republic-Standard reader note describes a duck character with a coarse voice and odd features such as backward-set legs and a balloon in its stomach. The piece humorously contrasts ducks and drakes and hints at quirky bird behavior.
A fragmented piece from the Kunseh city Star mocks social pretensions at a hoarding house dinner table. It lampoons guests seeking capsules for butter and jokes about the landlady’s scanty board, hinting at social satire and local life in a late era.
Branca Agricultural College advertises a winter course program with registration at $5 and multiple departments including agriculture animal husbandry and mechanic arts. The notice invites inquiries to the principal in Cedar City Virh and mentions a broader local discussion about city water health and a resident builder expanding his house.
Readable items include births at W W Littlefield and Parley Pollock families, Ida Fife and Josie Neilson visiting, and road coal from Henriville. School leadership under C G Anderson, Divide Services speakers named, local discussions on county finances and interest rates. Community announcements cover Thanksgiving reflections and local high school classes in session with courthouse activity.
The court adjourned Saturday while April resolved to address the judge after a severe grip attack. Thomas Haycock of the Commercial Club indicated the club would use its room in the court building for the move, timing uncertain. A sense of anticipation and civic action is noted as plans unfold under the U S credit office context.
Mr John Morris is expected in town Tuesday amid ongoing local activities. Details remain scant as residents await further information on his visit and any associated events or engagements.
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