Dedication of New Presbyterian Chapel Draws Crowds
The dedication Sunday morning for the new Presbyterian chapel drew a full house with a 1 pm adjournment and an inspiring sermon by Rev Hanks a former Parowan resident. Dr Paden of Salt Lake City Rev Hamilton Rev Rice and Walter C Mitchall spoke at the evening session as letters of support from absent friends were read.
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New Presbyterian
Hanks
Parowan
Presbyterian Church
Sesson
Beng Dr
Paden
Salt Lake City
Hamilton
Bev Hanks
Rev Rice
Walter C. Mitchall
Rice
Rey
Deathbed estray sale notice in Paragonah Utah
In Iron County Paragonah a deathbed estray sale will occur on Monday August 6 1917 at 10 o clock in the morning. Animals include a sorrel mare yearling with white forehead spot white hind feet no brands a sorrel horse two years old with white forehead stripe white hind feet and a branded shoulder. Estrays were taken up by me on June 21.
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Utah
Iron
Paragonah
Druggists Permitted To Sell Alcohol With Permits
Druggists may dispose of alcohol after August upon presentation of permits from a justice of the peace Purchasers must prove to the satisfaction of the clerk that alcohol is for medicinal or scientific use and not for beverage purposes Drugstores are cautioned to report any suspected improper use to authorities
Cedar City Couple Wed in Cedar Idy
Saturday ceremony officiated by Rev Vortensen united Gea A trowrer and Sea pelle Eddards of Cedar City. Groom son of Albert Gywer, a Cedar blacksmith. bride daughter of Henry Eddarde. The couple, well known, face life united and ready to share a future.
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Ep. Vortensen
H J Mortenson
Trowrer
Seapelle Eddards
Albert Gywer
Tran i
Henry Eddarde
Aho
Eminent editor claims to be “one of the people”
An exchange editor described last week as “one of the people” rejects the idea he belongs to the “upper crust.” The Times editor insists he admires common folk while maintaining his professional role.
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Times
Times Subscription Increase Notice in French Reader
A notice informs readers that from March 1, 1917 the Times subscription will rise to $2.00. It offers renewals before that date at the current price of $1.50 and promises continued improvement in the paper’s quality.
Advertising Farm Produce in the Times
An appeal to advertise farm produce and garden products in the Times to reach buyers. The note suggests that broad reach yields good prices and urges timely notices for denser exposure to potential customers.
Parowan Auto Company Ships Dodge Bros Cars
Sir Halterman, manager, says the Parowan Auto Company has a car load of Dodge Bros cars coming and has sold every unit. Another car load is on order, with 15 expected to arrive within a very short time.
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Parowan Auto Company
Dodge Bros
Halterman
Chamberlain's Celia and Diarrhoea Remedy Advertisement Claim
An old plea extols Chamberlain's Celia and Diarrhoea Remedy as a reliable household staple. The note urges readers to ask anyone who has used it about its usefulness and the relief it provides during illness.
Local notes from Parowan and surrounding towns
A string of brief society items and local notices from Parowan and nearby Utah towns. Visitors, arrivals, marriages and baby news mingle with remarks on religion, prohibition and editor earnings, naming residents and places such as Cedar City Milford Cache County Lund and Farowasrh in a snapshot of community life.
Notice to Liberty Loan Subscribers Warns of Late Payments
Public notice from BANE OF [RON COUNTY warns Liberty Loan subscribers that remaining payments must be made by August 10 and August 25 1917 to avoid penalties. It states the bank will send reminders and emphasizes deposits must cover due installments to prevent loss of already paid funds.
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Ron County
Blessings For All Mothers And Brave Brothers In War
A wartime tribute praising mothers and brothers in arms. It honors nurses like Edith Cavell and calls for Christian charity to feed and clothe the needy as war brings grief, asserting nations must not be denied aid.
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Fury
God Bless
Ted Cross Sisters
Edith Cavell
Committees Appointed by Iran Gaunty Far Group
The general committee met Monday afternoon and formed sub committees. Live Stock Committee includes Geo Ragmyassa, Clarence Pendleton, Clarence Richards, Edward Bentley Agamcutture, Henry Oberhansly, Lindsey Burton, Josh Hollyoak. Educational group lists Decker, Geo A Motehell, Dela Adams. Ladies Libby Horle, Maid Dal ton, Myrtle Brown, Eva Fochards, Mra Gower, Rena Ragmusen, Momog and Minerale EA Burton. Dairy group Besa and Foultry with Zell Shougard, Geo a Lowe, Dr A Lamoreaan. Home Manufactures includes Sam F Whitney, Wim Betteidge, Albert Ogden. Horriculture led by Jas 0. Pendleton, Anta Bayles, David A Matheson.
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Geo Ragmyassa
Clarence Pendleton
Clarence Richards
Edward Bentley Agamcutture
Henry Oberhansly
Lindsey Burton
Josh Hollyoak
Geo FY. Decker
Geo A Motehell
Dela Adams
Libby Horle
Maid Dalton
Myrtle Brown
Eva Fochards
Mra Gower
Rena Ragmusen
Momog and
Minerale
EA Burton
Jas. Green
Alex H Ralls
Foultry
Zell Shougard
Geo
A Lowe
Lamoreaan
Sam F Whitney
Wim Betteidge
Albert Ogden
Jas
Pendleton Anta Bayles
David A Matheson
Presbyterian Social Brings Friends Together After Dedicatory Service
A Presbyterian Chapel gathering last Saturday evening offered punch and wafers to attendees awaiting the dedicatory service. Friends from the area reconnected, enjoying a pleasant evening full of renewal and fellowship as the event fostered a spirit of joy and community.
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Presbyterian
Bettridge Widely Reported Ill
Wm Bettridge was reported to be quite ill, with local observers noting a decline in health and family seeking medical attention. No further details on condition or prognosis were provided in the excerpt.
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Bles
Bettridge
Cedar News From Cedar Town Patchwork Visit and Weather
Local residents Mir Gloud Haws of Fedante visits Miss Gwen Matheson of Hurricane for a few days. Ivy Knell hosts visitors. Ben Seegmuiller from Orderville visits Cedar. Light rain boosts crops. Mir Tulon Enel works at Golden Rose Store as school starts. Some local boys off to Salt Lake City for military service. Reporter cites heavy activity hindering news collection. promises better coverage next week.
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Mir Ttulon Enel
Golden Rose
Salt Lake City
Ladies Club meeting hosted by Mrs Benson and Mrs Burton
The Ladies' Club with Mrs Gow er 88 president entertained last Friday afternoon at Mrs E Burton's home. Few members attended as many were out of town. Kira Gower read selections on Friendship. Mrs G E W Norton of Salt Lake City was guest of honor. Next meeting will be at Mrs Hoh Matheson's.
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Gower
J H Benson
E. Burton
Kira Gower
G E W Norton
Salt Lake City
Hoh Matheson
Dentist Dr EB Smith to Visit Southern Utah
Residents troubled with teeth are urged to call Dr EB Smith a trusted southern Utah dentist who will be here today or tomorrow. Friends report the doctor will be stationed at the Gurr house during the visit.
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EB Smith
Utah
King Demrched
Gurr House
Mrs Laura Clark Returns from Manassa Visit
Mrs Laura Clark arrived back from Manassa after extended visits with relatives in Parevan and Hopes to return soon. Mrs Enoch Burton recently came from Salt Lake City with her son and wife Mrs Gurton left due to ill health. A baby boy was born to Mr and Mrs Enoch Rasmussen last Saturday at their home. After visiting her sister Mrs J Brown, the lady returned to her home near Land Monday.
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Enoch Burton
Salt Lake Oite
Mrr Gurton
Hey
Mr and Mea Enoch Rasmusen
Heat
Boy Deme
Lies Fos, Slader
Mra J . Brown
Land Monday
Parevan
Action at last in Tron County Fair preparations
Officials set up sub committees of energetic locals to ensure success. Rumors say imperial commitments from London for fair needs, including farms mines and stock. Horse entries from Iron County expected. Forest Taylor players to visit four days, with other acts planned for a full week. Aiming to entertain all ages with abundant activities and labor for the fair.
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Tron County
Fauc
Lond
Lune
Gesibing
Iron County
St Wn
Forest Taylor
Thore
Thea
Grand Canyon Trip Acknowledged By Group
A quartet including E 4 Ferten Beary Qbhethanaly and L J Adams report a Grand Canyon excursion was thoroughly enjoyable. They describe the trip as a success from start to finish and praise the magnificent scenery, feeling well repaid for the time and money spent on the journey.
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Ferten
Halterman
Beary
Stomach and Liver Troubles Promoted by Tablets
An old advertisement touts Chamberlain's Tablets as a remedy for stomach and liver disorders causing migraine and suffering. It claims the tablets provide relief and urges readers to give them a trial despite odd phrasing and scan errors.
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Chamberlain
Ohly Gogh
Parowan Monday social notes and minor injuries
The Times Get 1 2 renew tow hir and Mrs Nels Madson and others from Summit shopped in Parowan Monday. Mrs Sarton is reported improving from illness. Wallace Houston visited Farowat with friends. Miss Gele Connell suffered a compound fracture of the left wrist after a fall. A physician treated the injury and she is recovering. An ad mentions Chamberlain's Tablets as a remedy for a disease, with plain directions.
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Hir
Nels Madson
Ites Joihn H Dalley
Re Langford
Summit
Parowan
Irs
David Sarton
Program of Rages for Fair Rates and Races
Official program lists race events over three days with purses from 100 to 400 dollars. It sets entry fees at 20 percent of purses, strict entry deadlines, rider gear rules, and safety provisions. Committee reserves right to add rules. competitors must be from same town for team events.
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Ard
Atkvo P.m
Aeshing
Ag Club Notes On Fruit and Meat Preservation Talk
The Gula Ag Club held a meeting in the auditorium with Mrs Rena B Mascock and Mrs Mapeork presenting on fruit and vegetable preservation and meat safety. A later demonstration is planned monthly for club members.
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Gula Ag
Summer Complaints Cause Digestive Troubles
During hot weather many families suffer from an apos toral looseness of the bowels and need prompt treatment. Mrs F F Scott of Scottville notes she used Chamberlains Calomel and Diarrhoea Remedy years ago for severe summer complaints and found relief with a single dose.
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Han Mra
Scott
Scottavele
O Chamberlain
Mayhew H Cattey Busy At Park Visit In Cedar City
Mayhew H Cattey of Cedar City erred in Paris on Monday while returning today. The venueman was busy with abstract park and had little time to wait with friends.
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Mayhew H Cattey
Cedar City
Parger
Todey
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E J Hurdee
Tedar City
Pareewan
Dd Peterton
Milford
Neré Yigding
Irs EA Whitney
Sie
Irs Chord Evang
Ceasar Collisker
Ep Mortenson
Parmers’ Arta
Cache County
Jas Clark
Ked Arie
Farowasrh
Eeleck
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Adame
Halph
Lund
Cime
Presbyterian Chapel
Liberty Loan
Presbyterian Social
Cedar News
Fedante
Mra Gwen Matheson
Ben Seegmuiller
Orderville
Int Cedar
Neal
Bether
Dre, Smith Coming
Mra
Laura Clark
Manassa
Golorads
Birs Brebn
Gedar City
Parewan
Ffaire
Wallace Houston
Pangritch
Farowat
Dianeal
Fyree
Ridera
Racine
IU la
Rena
Mascock
Uftan Agere Culineal College
Mapeork
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