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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1920
Page
1
A long illustrative test examines personal nerve and civic stance, asking readers to rate themselves on a six point scale from defective to creative. It challenges readers on voting, influence, corruption, public service, and community progress with Shakespearean echoes.
The obituary notes Terry died after a long illness and a fall that broke his head while helping. he had fought cancer and long served as a church worker. He leaves a wife and many relatives and friends. Memorials and condolences are offered by the community.
The readable text fragment mentions names and places but lacks a coherent event or title to summarize into a newspaper card. No clear action, date, or outcome is present to anchor a factual headline and teaser.
Notice states Stoke High Council will meet in Parowan on Saturday at 6 30 pm and Stake Priesthood meeting at 7 pm. Stake Presidency members Wood and Gerk listed.
In a Salt Lake Telegraph item a local figure announces candidacy for Congress from the Fifth District. The same piece urges the county to hire a capable manager to oversee road work and fish stocking efforts after a shipment arrives in good condition from the state. The poem reference notes the threshers’ hum returning to the island.
The article defends national strength and debt strategy, stating resources are robust and the country will advance despite external pressures. It argues vast war funds, mortgage policies, and debt handling will keep the American people steady and forward in their path.
The text outlines leaflets and buttons from a Harding Coolidge campaign era, noting printing quality and slogans like SMILE 1920. It mentions individuals including W.E. Wake and O.G Pander, travels to Lake, and relatives visiting, with a stopover in Ogden and Walton's mountain trip planned.
Miss Agees Brown and Miss Gladya McConnell returned from Salt Lake City where they had visited for two weeks. Electric wires were removed from Melo Street and poles may be removed. The orchestra and band met under the direction of the Child Welfare association. Supt Lewis and wife went to Salt Lake City last week. Supt Lewis attends a superintendent’s conference. Prof Harris of the Agricultural College will visit Cedar City with the Clah work project. The Cedar and Enterprise ball game last Wednesday favored Cedar. The Ladies Republican Club organizes weekly programs. Mr and Mrs Jos Hopp and Mr Lotta Perkins motor to Salt Lake City last week. Kizag Iva Koell and Sige Rowe Schmitta visited Cedar. Caroline Leigh visited with her mother Mrs Sarah Leigh. Ida Bracken visiting Cedar with relatives. The Han e Ball team left Monday for a trip west.
Reported visitors Chia and Richards of Logan examined the Chloride mining property en route Saturday. They found ore quality high and the operation promising with indications of strong mineral yield. Delegates and local party events appear in the broader political note.
William Heury Bolysak an esteemed Parowan resident died Monday after weeks of illness from dropsy. Born in St Joseph Missouri he moved to Parowan as a child and remained active in LDS church and local affairs. He married three times, all spouses predeceased him, and leaves a 91 year old father in frail health.
A fragmentary item notes a last week visit by Alfred Tobioeen of Pullore with Win Keith brother of Mrs Rabinesa and others from Cedar moo tang. The family remains Beaver for an indefinite time. The regent of Backhero is busy. weather is extremely hot.
A fragmented discussion urges rapid reforestation to replace logged forests with forested land for water and rainfall stability. It calls for action by private, state, and federal bureaus to manage lumber resources, conserve timber supply, and ensure future forest cover.
A fragmentary article by Professor Edgar Yoong of Tah University discusses the journal publication on Uteh Zion Park. It describes a Great Temple of the Virgin carved in bare rock and a monumental landscape at Zot Canyon with accompanying photographs.
Utah celebrates its industrial growth with the Utah Manufacturer association announcing "Utah Predaaia day" on August 14 at Pagooo. The event aims to showcase leading manufacturers, their impact on the state economy, and the breadth of industries from agriculture to buriculture and beyond.
Fragmented speech depicts residents debating municipal concerns and anger over roads and debts. The garbled remarks reference Cedar and questions about pavement, taxes, and refuge from criticism, highlighting unrest and personal tensions in a small community.
Elbert H. H. Gary of U S Steel Corporation says optimism is higher now than in six years. He cites improved business conditions and a shift toward better prices, though noting producers faced lower margins and higher costs since 1918.
The piece praises Sooster’s article found in Sles noting it is well written with Woch Meat for thought. It mentions Docster TM offering to send Inaverick along the game beside the referred shove and reflects on the wave worth reading.
Henry T Kigbheson comes back to WeGil Nevada last Monday after a three week absence. Mr Heatheen expresses satisfaction with progress on his home and the valley and hopes to remain here and settle further.
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