Wilford Day Builds Large Lambing Sheds Near Iron County
Wilford Day, a leading sheep man in Iron County, completed a large lambing shed complex west of town. The complex spans about 1,824 by 1,000 feet and can house at least 2,500 ewes during lambing. Water is piped through the sheds for easy access, simplifying feeding and management. Day claims to operate the largest individual lambing sheds and courts in the state, modeling a pattern likely to be adopted by Southern Utah sheep owners as open ranges shrink.
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Wilford Day
Iron County
Latree
Day
Soathern Utah
Parenta Class Sunday Morning Speakers at Tabernacle
Worthwhile event as a Parenthood Class meets Sunday morning in the tabernacle. The sneaker scrutiny committee has a favorable response from Mr Oberhansly who will discuss tree planting and shrubs, and Mr Simons who will address burdas. Everyone is welcome to hear these two speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberhansly
Ehrabs
Mas Simons
Big Benefit Play for Parowan Missionaries
In town, a renowned comedy will be staged soon to aid Parowan missionaries. The production features Smith, Seth, and Kira Smith with notable performers in a high class, clean, entertaining show. Tickets fund the mission efforts. attend and support the fundraiser while enjoying a lively performance.
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Tseng
Smvth Smith
Seth
Kira Smith
Rho
Bret
Ab Hooke
Itwa Leap Year Bat to Be Held at Opera House
A girls club announces an Itwa Leap Year event at the Opera House on April 13, 1317 to raise funds for uniforms and band needs. Planned are elaborate decorations and refreshments with the goal of a lively performance and successful season.
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Rver
Thea Teagon
Mattie
Singe
Let Something Good Be Said In Times Of Shame
A reflective verse by James Whitcomb Riley urging generosity of word and deed. It counsels that even when faced with disgrace, one should speak kindly and uplift others, recalling sympathy, hope, and the example of the Savior to lift souls and protect dignity.
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Poe
Teara
James Whitcomb Hiley
Appointment of Cedar City road supervisor sparks local debate
In the final county commission session Claude re of Cedar City was named road supervisor while town mothers express fear of sons being drafted. They support national loyalty and preparedness, though worry for their families shows in anxious hearts as war looms.
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Claude [Re
Cedar City
Canny
Ownership statement for Parowan Times April 1 1947
Management details for Parowan Times filed under the 1932 Act. Notary John T Mitchell verifies the ownership and security holders. Publishers and stockholders listed include Alex Hl Rolle and Parowan Publishing & Printing Co Cedar City Utah.
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Exeelan Pub & Printing Co
Cedar City
Utah
Call For Eds. Eds. Bid Opening In Parowan Utah
Bids will be received through Easter Sunday April 14 1917 at 3 pm in the Library Auditorium Parowan Utah for a pipeline project from the oily water settling tank to the Lime Kiln point about 2500 feet. Work includes trench digging two feet deep along the route about 2900 feet and backfill. Information from EFOW Pendleton. Waterworks committee reserves right to reject any or all bids.
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Bada
Parowan
Utah
Cayenne
EFOW
Pendleton
Boy sings song at Sunday school stirs mother’s concern
A Kansas story describes a boy wandering with a song learned at Sunday school. He misremembers lines about Jesus and a rock. An offended mother corrects him, noting a safer version about a cock in a weary land and a daily lesson learned.
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Joanie
Jesus
Jimmie
Family gathering honors Sir Burton's sister Julia Whitney
Saturday night at Dr Burton's home a family gathering celebrated Sir Burton's sister Julia Whitney who left for Sanford Colorado Sunday. Farmers report busy days planting small grain. Salts are in good condition and expectations rise for bountiful crops this fall. A man who feels isolated is reminded he is not the whole thing.
Mourning Letter on Tragic Death and Faith in Utah
A Utah letter dated April 3 1927 expresses profound grief over the death of June Gurr and condemns the societal conditions seen as contributing to the tragedy. It discusses the boy’s character, education, and the need for moral accountability, while urging trust in divine providence and communal prayer for solace. The writer recalls personal shock and contemplates forgiveness, judgment, and the role of God in bearing sorrow.
Cedar City News Notes Amid Illness and School Events
Cedar City reports Mrs Ida Macfarlane and Mr Charlie Corry both quite ill while Cora Rollo recovers at home. A Cedar group traveled to Salt Lake City for a conference, and a baby girl was born to Mr and Mrs Winthae. Jane Amos and Ed Hall visited Cedar on business last week. Seventh graders held an Easter party at Wm Palmer's, and a joint seventh and eighth grade dance occurred at the district school. Supt Nuttal traveled to Salt Lake City to arrange teachers for next year. Teachers enjoyed candy making at Miss Mary Bergstrom's Saturday night. Bliss Irone Macketprang will replace Rosa Eliza Haight who has measles. Dr A N Leonard took the Jones boy to Salt Lake for treatment after a dog incident. the dog had babies and the boy needed urgent care. Sentara and Freshia College students toured the natural bridge at Easter. The Junior "Student" issued this week with high regard. Magistrate and second division court convened. a contempt of court case stood out. The class track meet was postponed due to bad weather. a track meet will be held Thursday. The annual spring cleanup occurred Friday afternoon. trees were trimmed and campus prepared. Cedar College signed five Kheatun numbers for the ten-year plan. strong numbers could prove fortunate. The last Hymn course concluded with the Hungarian Orchestra performing to a full house. A good program was offered in the Chapel with Pratt Tollestrup, Miss Bernilla Gardner, and Ivan Decker. an Easter reading by Janson was well received. The letter reflects personal inquiries about sorrow and awaiting better times, closing with a friendly message.
Agricultural Preparation During the Current Crisis
A historical notice urges farmers to boost production amid a crisis. It cites increased acreage, better seed and treatment, weed control, careful harvest storage, and feeding stock to achieve self sufficiency. The message frames farming as patriotic and economically vital.
Enthusiasm for Utah enlistment and patriotic displays
From northern Utah communities comes strong support for army enlistment. Towns hold entertainments and patriotic speeches while expressing loyalty to President Wilson. Only a few men have enlisted in southern Utah, including Enterprise, St George, and Beaver, as recruiters expect each town to raise twelve to fifteen volunteers to meet Utah’s quota of over 4000 without drafting.
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Varigus
Aldwell
Utah
Enterprise
St Georze
Beaver
United States
Wilson
To My Patrone Leaves for Beaver April 23
Note announces departure for Beaver on April 23 for two weeks. Requests clients to visit the office before leaving. Also states alternating two weeks will be spent in Parowan and Ady.
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Beaver
Parowan
Ady
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