07 Sep 1917
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Newspaper
Panguitch Progress
Location
Panguitch, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1917
Page
1
The Branch Agricultural College of Utah offers courses in agriculture home economics mechanical arts business arts and sciences with a national training program for boys. Tuition and board are listed with full term start on September first and details available upon request.
County High School in Garfield County opens Monday October 1st with bright prospects and four exceptional teachers led by Principal Hugh A Baxter. The new facility offers modern equipment and top class schooling plus access to church and Carnegie Library facilities and a high quality water system. For more information contact Jas M Sargent Sept Panguitah Utah.
A Panguitch report notes a large work force on the Kane County line road with James Worthen pushing progress and more workers possible. Mentions mail truck incident near Marion Henrie place, local trades, farm produce drives, and upcoming Dixie Carnival events. Also notes plans for glasses, nursing and first aid courses at the University of Utah, and demand for trained horses in Garfield County. The piece highlights community attempts to support road work, schooling, and local services as fall approaches.
At a San Francisco naval training station on Goat Island fifteen hundred rookies crowded around a mail distribution scene. Sailors called names as letters were handed out, and boys read their notes in quiet, some smiling, others grave. A sob from a girl and the uneasy wait of trainees lingered before the Y M C A secretary offered comfort and planned an evening program to lift spirits.
Admitted for 15 and 25 cents at The Elite Picture Show featuring the Sisters and Lady Baritonas on September 6.
Registration days at Brigham Young University in Provo Utah were set for September 17 and 18 1917. The notice asks for catalogs or other information and promises prompt attention.
The Bixbee Daily Review reports Coreliine County Arizona values at 150 million with 60,000 people and bonds of 1 million for highway improvement including paving most of Evergreen Highway north to south. Twin Falls County Idaho to vote 1.09 million for East West Evergreen Highway paving. Panguitch route favored for a Panguitch crossing. Utah Road Commission urged to update maps per County Clerk Cesar Murez. Migs Susie Gould heads to Idaho for a department store position.
Miss McBride of American Fork demonstrated here on Saturday about battle beling corn and nedts as residents note frosts and rice rations. Various visitors from Panguitch, Alma Barney, and Parowan share news of arrivals, family visits, trades, and a broken binder, reflecting a bustling rural week with local harvest chatter and greetings.
A claim from Hall's Catarrh Cure makers asserts the remedy cures catarrh as a constitutional disease. The notice says the product is taken internally and promises one hundred dollars for any case it fails to cure, inviting testimonials and listing a contact address and pharmacy distribution.
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