Grandmother Holyoak of Parowan Dies After Long Illness
The obituary notes Carah Wilkins Holyoak known as Grandma Holyoak, born April 24, 1BER in Peyore Kardakck Engisod, emigrated to America in 1650, lived in Fillmore Miganun and Parowan, Utah. She died after a prolonged illness and was mother of eleven with seven predeceased. Funeral in LOD tabernacle featured David Matheson Morgan Focharda and Wm CC Mitchell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Witkine Holyoak
Arey
Ber Howen
Parawat
Primeniy
Wes
Peyore
Kardakck
Hush
Parorao
Church of Jesus Christ of Lattercay Saints
America
Grandma Holyoak
Parowan
Biater Holyagh
Vir
EB Hoolyoak
Great Fale
Montana
Sarah Werdell
Gorkey
Wooatue Baezer
Lorenzo
Idaho
Eal
Chigtuan
Kavavilie
Lod § Tabernacle
David Matheson
Morgan Focharda
Wm CC. Mitchell
Three Dandy Shows At Rex Theatre This Week
Rex Theatre begins a run of three shows starting Thursday with Captain of this Soul featuring William Deamond. On Saturday Olive Thomas stars in Jodheest Cornone, and next Tuesday April 15 The Argument TM features J Barnet Sherry. Regular performances follow each week on Tuesday Thursday and Saturday at 4 30 PM.
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Rex
Wm. Deamond
Olive Thomas
J. Barnet Sherry
Aming
Thorsday
Peace Day Promoted Across Utah by League
The League aims to enforce peace and observance on Peace Day April 1. Churches and theaters are urged to dedicate sermons and programs to peace, with funds raised for the cause. Readers are invited to submit news and contributions to support the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah
League
Water development plans in Iron County expand irrigation
Iron County officials announce major water projects to boost irrigation on 1500 acres in Parowan and surrounding valleys. A 1600 foot tunnel progresses toward full completion by late June, with wells planned in Parowan and Cedar Valleys and water taps near Land All. Projects aim to deliver year round supply via winter and summer rains and underground sources, increasing cultivated land by at least 25 percent.
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Iron County
Wilford
Rene Aer
Coop Valley
Parowan
Tuotell
Jane Oshec
Cedar Valley
Salso
Esesante
Food Authority
Chatch
Buckhorn Notes Parade Lingie Home Agais Farm
Local notes report Parley Lingie's return to the farm and a wind storm that refreshed the area. Mr and Mrs Allen Goodtoan visited Beaver yesterday. Mary Edwards marked her 50th birthday with a meal at Ordiner. Ernest Crocker of Salt Lake City and Chan Hater of Elberta attended last Sunday. A dance was held with the Pearagonah band performing. Bert Shonen and Mia Maytee Skinner planned to Beaver Friday for a granddaughter’s wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Crocker
Salt Lake City
Chan Hater
Elberta
Utah
Bert Shonen
Mia Maytee Skinner
Lares
Tax on Jewelry Purchases and Utah Road Funds
J Fred Danes president of Dagnes Jewelry Co says rebels will impose a 4 percent tax on ortice purchases while retail jewelers face a 5 percent levy before April 1 1919. Utah uses 240 1 000 for state and government funds on road work. John Early secretary cites limited material and labor use.
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J. Fred Danes
Dagnes
Aotan Lewed
Utah
Saya John & Early
Parowan High to Present Opera Sylvia Under J W McAlbever
Parowan High School to stage Maude Inch and Win Rhye Herbert’s Opera Sylvia in the Opera House Friday Apel 2 under director J W McAlbever. Cast includes De Lacy Bettridge Gurrom Bersow William and Rachel Dunford with Arabella Arhymty and Arvilla Cornell among others. production credits to J Fisher Bra New York and thanks to Rachel Denford and Mrs Fenton for stage work and support.
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Parawan High School
J W McAlbever
Sylvia
Maude EB Inch
Win Rhye Herbert
Perthenon
J Fisher & Bra
New York
Leeagom
High School
Windebted
Ming Rachel Denford
Menesancy
Ita
Sod
Ako
BL Fenton
Reher
Sin Bertram DE Lacy
Henry Bettridge
Prince Torbitum
Baratene
Gurrom Bersow Willum
Rex Ward Rosy
Kay Adams Sinna
de Lacy
Rachel
Dunford Berry
William Hang Orton Arabella
Linuan Oron Arhimty
Arvilla Comnell
Apa
Rail line proposed to connect Land to Geder City
Local leaders urge support for a new railroad linking Land to Geder City. The contract for grading is set and rails and rolling stock secured. completion would boost county outlets for natural products, reduce freight costs, and help farmers, sheep men, and merchants market goods beyond long wagon hauls.
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Eral
Geder City
Tili
Thia Road
Fatowan
Faragonab
Road Surfacing Near Farawin and Cedar City
The letter urges County Commissioners to allocate funds to surface roads north and south of Farawin using local material suitable for road surfacing. It argues the material exists, work is needed, and Cedar should be connected by extending surfacing beyond Farawin to Cedar. The writer calls for action and funding approval.
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Fardwon
Amallade
Cedar City
Ctizens
Farnwin
Farawin
Cedar
The Big Hearted Promoter Stock Scheme
A blunt warning about stock promoters who promise high returns and steady dividends. The message urges readers to avoid trusting optimistic claims and to resist easy money schemes that prey on hard earned cash. It emphasizes integrity and cautions against gullibility in investment pitches.
Campaign urges thrift in 1919 War Savings drive
The statement outlines the Utah 1919 War Savings campaign stressing thrift education to foster permanent saving habits. It notes Utah’s strong 1918 performance, with state leaders praising teachers and schools for integrating thrift practice, while promising continued statewide efforts to boost War Savings Stamps sales.
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Utah
Gen T Odell
W Orkera
Gaonna
Widow Loses Hog Ads for It to Pay Post
A humorous old notice jokes that a widowed woman lost a real hog and posted ads for it to pay expenses. The editor quips the hog must have read the paper and returned home, implying readers should settle their debts and reflect on duty and honor.
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Hosband
Birthday anniversary bash at Mickelson home
On Thursday April 3 at Joseph Mickelson’s home a birthday anniversary for himself and his wife Aont Loce was held with many guests. Guests spoke of the couple and the motherly care of aunt Lee. A dainty luncheon, generous entertainment, and social games followed hosted by Lenora Mortegeon and Laydie Kistheson with daughters of Brother Mickelson assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Mickelson
Atake
Lee
Mickeleon
Bo Morgan Richards
Pater
Lenora Mortegeon
Laydie Kistheson
Mickelson
L NH Mareden
Mies Morgen Richards
Mira Chas Adams
David Matheson
Mir
Twenty Years Ago In A Fragmented Retro Ledger
A garbled reminiscence notes days when fry was cheap cream five cents a pint cantaloupes scarce prices unclear inventions and oddities. It mentions doctors checking tongues farmers visiting town and obsolete items like telephones and phonographs alongside miscues about price and fashion.
Victory Liberty Loan Pay Dates Announced
Carter Glass, Secretary of the Treasury, outlines payment dates for the Victory Liberty Loan notes. Ten percent due by May 10, another ten percent by July 16 at par, twenty percent by September 2, twenty percent by October 2, and twenty percent by November 11 with accrued interest on deferred installments. Full payment may be made on May 20 with the ten percent already paid by May 10 and interest scored on installments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter Glass
the Treasury
Parcanbogn
Federal funds justify livestock disease control on western ranges
Government figures show 3 187 cattle and horses valued at $209 000 and 40 226 sheep valued at $525 000 were killed by predatory animals, disease, and other causes within Intermountain National Forests. Predatory animals caused the heaviest losses on Rocks and herds, with 273 cattle and horses killed worth $13 660 and 21 913 sheep valued at $293 569. Poisonous plants killed 2152 cattle and horses worth $106 950 and 12 12 sheep worth $93 055. Droughts, floods, and other mishaps accounted for remaining losses. Sightsing congestion at ranges worsened damages.
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National Forest
Ogden of Hees
Forest Service
ISIE
National
Dumet
Ateck
Pointe Etrock
Bgbe Moe
Town Prospects and Local Observations
A fragmented report notes residents value entertainment and show opportunities, mentions Farowan High School enrollment rising to 154 next year, and discusses local commerce including cattle and stemmer purchases. It urges civic effort, unity among town factions, and cautions against undermining rivals in growth efforts.
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Farowan High School
Are You Happy and Well with Chamberlain Tablets
Advertisement promotes Chamberlain's Tablets as a remedy for indigestion claiming they restore happiness by improving health. It stresses prompt effect and ease of take, targeting readers seeking relief from digestive troubles.
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Esay
Presenck
Married in St George temple Victor Decker and Misa Vers Wood
Victor Decker of this city and Misa Vers Wood of Minersville were married last Thursday in the St George temple. The groom, a son of Decker, is well known and respected. the bride is one of Minersville’s popular women. Both are described as devoted to each other and prepared to stand together in life.
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Victor Decker
Misa Vers Wood
Minersville
St. George Temple
Thoreday
Decker
Hia Choca
Nineraville
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Carah Wilkins Holyoak
Pew
Mill
Bunadermere
Mare
Mra Allen Goodtoan
Beaver
Mary Edwards
Pearagonah
Chosus
AWD Havmakere
LEDS
Gampaign
Reall
Folka
Preamahe Oren
Jake Hopody
Hutcher
Jules Verne
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