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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1925
Page
1
The City Health Board proposes a cleanup day between now and the fifteenth to remove rubbish and eradicate manure from corrals. Health official Dr Burkon notes five years without a disease outbreak and urges thorough tidying of premises to curb germs and pests.
A village scene recalls multiple birthday gatherings with neighbors and relatives. Attiaigh Barthday remembers distinct celebrations, with songs, games, and refreshments prepared by friends and Relief Society members.
Fragmentary OCR describes individuals and a newly formed club linked to a sweater retailer and local figures. Details are obscured by garbled wording and no clear event, date, or outcome emerges.
The marriage of Eha Bra Camila Lowder daughter of Mr and Mrs L Lowder of Parowan to a Los Angeles groom was held there during the week. The groom’s family and local friends attended with Bir Anid and Glen Bugler serving as witnesses. Local residents recall the ceremony with evident happiness and joy.
The first contracts showing settlement progress in Fendisiet district arise in week 13 with ten land purchase contracts by Japanese buyers. The sale seeks colonization by Japanese settlers promoted by BleGany interest, signaling notable developments for the region.
Biota club holds farewell at Mie Tissue Ramsey home for Mira Frank Bitchell who leaves this week to start a new home. Members and bands attended a pleasant evening with tea service and remembrance gifts. A second gathering at Mer and Mis Mitelell Ly Eheit’s home hosted immediate family and friends for a social.
The fragmentary print hints at a local event titled I Win Week with unclear details. Names, places, and dates are unreadable. Further readable context is needed to identify participants, organizations, or outcomes.
Mr John L Lowder Tr plans to start a new flour wall within the week to supply nat jobs with a four and dire cut product. Jeseplate and Mrs Will Adams celebrate a new baby girl as she visits Salt Lake City with Sarah Connell and Aline Derham. Mrs Elizabeth Stewart recently visited Beaver and Salt Lake City for training. Tomes reports on local moves and engagements. Several residents attend the LD EF conference in Gale Lake and Salt Lake City. County officials discuss condemnation of a right of way for federal work. Frank Munchell advertised property sales. licenses and inspections noted for local professionals.
Parowan community gears up for Carnival Day at Parowan High School with candy booths and vote boxes for the Carnival Queen candidates. Ballots cost one cent, with boxes placed in Fatowan, Dig Co, and Parowan Altantile. Decorations and refreshments end the day with a May Day program to announce the queen.
Special to lige Temes reports Rambouillet Sheep Breeder Association set plans for the fourth annual Show and Sale. A September 16 and 18 date was discussed junto with auctioneer and judge services, banquet, and program details.
Milling Company plans to add a bleacher and new equipment this week to improve processing. Mr Oscar McLaman says the upgrade will reduce odor and complaints by ensuring cleaner operation and more efficient production.
The notice lists infants baptized or named at the last day meeting at the LGD church. Adams' baby Dane, Bear, Tre James, Robes James, Busene, and Baily with Mrs Rulon are among the names recorded.
Mr Clark Lymann Otic Wyoming reports an excellent lambing season docking 165 lambs from 101 eweings. Each ewe averaged about three lambs with one set lost. Fattening feed and oats priced at 450 per ton and 250 per hundredweight.
The FA 6 club plans a Friday evening dance event titled an April gala with several activities. A queen of the dance will be chosen from present ladies and a prize will be awarded. Tickets are sold at the door.
A young boy, the son of Mrs. and Mire Scott Mitchell, was badly burned on the shoulder yesterday when a kettle of hot water overturned. He was aided by bystanders and transported for medical care.
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