17 Sep 1915
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Newspaper
Panguitch Progress
Location
Panguitch, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1915
Page
1
Garfield County announces teacher institute in Winder and BYU Provo registration for fall term Sept 23 24 1915. Public events include a genealogy meeting Panguitch Temple Sept 19 1915 and a bond election for high schools. Prizes awarded at a baby contest with multiple judges and local educators attending from the north community.
Heatheville reports Mr Gener Littlefield returning home from R W Pinney's mill. Visitors include Jo Smith Alice Goulding and others. new births noted. Rains, road work, school departures, and trips to Cannonville and Marysvale are mentioned along with fair praise. A small forest fire on Swains Creek is reported and sheep range shortages due to scarce feed referenced.
Francis Henrie reports from the Ni Tan General Conference noting his labors among the Maori in the Maiian Mission. He describes Maori hospitality and rituals, including tangi feasts and the Hongi greeting, and observes their unique social practices amid guidance for respectful engagement. He closes with best wishes for Progress readers.
The column reports cold winds and frost in the area with a fair at Pangulteh drawing many attendees who returned satisfied. It notes watermelon crops from desert-sourced fields, mentions plans for threshing on Monday and two flour mills resuming work after harvest, and that some residents travel to Leaver for payoffs of Mes. Liston.
An advertisement touts Wall's Catarrh Cure as a universal remedy for catarrh and constitutional disease. It promises internal action on blood and mucous surfaces, claims to build strength, and offers 100 dollars for any case it cannot cure. Includes contact details for B J Quienet & Co Toledo Ohio and notes distribution by druggists.
A rural property described as south of an area referred to as Yay prica offers a ranch with eight Salers cattle and a barn plus fencing. The ad mentions a city lot on Minin Street and notes a nearby house or dwelling. Local contact listed as David Cr Shouse.
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