22 Aug 1917
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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1917
Page
1
Financial report of the Iron County School District for the year ending June 30 1917. Contains accounting figures and district financial status with entries obscured in OCR. Readable items indicate budgetary totals and general fund balances for the period.
Mr Mo A Orton, proprietor of the hotel, has taken formal steps to reorganize the business. He plans to oversee renovations of the balding building and prepare the hotel for increased patronage, aiming to secure readiness for a forthcoming gathering in Sepengia with Mrs E W Crocker's involvement.
A fragment notes TF Tapeeokt sold 68 bushels of corn to the lows Migsours Grain Co for 124 14. It suggests if farmers could get Belleh 2 ores per core, the country would soon be flooded with grain.
Mr and Mrs Solan Lyman of 12 Grande Gyepon arrive with relatives and friends for a family gathering.
Report from Parowan notes fish bound for stocking in Parowan Creek were stolen by Sevier County men, despite orders for 50 000 fish. Local officials vow to locate the culprits, recover stock, and accelerate rebuilding of the town’s supplies as community frustration grows.
Isaac Lemmon claims to have developed indestructible glass caskets called Senig Kiomed produced in Gabforns. The two-piece sealed design is stated to be unbreakable when buried, with no known elements affecting it. Founda will release the first shipment through the Times.
The Bradfield Transportation Co aims to operate daily service between Parowsa and Beaver, offering reliable schedules and advance reservations. Headquarters are at Porowan House with Mrs Lemmon as proprietor handling orders for transportation.
A Cedar City week blends school music from Southern Utah School of Music with local industry notes. Awards and performances spotlight the Cedar City band, theater, and FFA fairs while updates report Wood and Taylor coal mine operations soon restarting and local horse racing training fame noted alongside community casualties.
The text argues that the future welfare of the nation depends on current actions not present ease. It laments indifference of some women to future generations and emphasizes sacrifice for posterity. It notes historical echoes from the War of 1812 and Mexican issue shaping national duty. It mentions local names and a death and business notes among Cedar City and Parowan residents.
A wartime notice from the boys extends gratitude for the timer sent and thanks Purewan people for their support. They describe daily work and amusements, special headers for special works, and regular drills to keep fit. They praise the moving picture show and note squads practicing on parade grounds, hoping for a speedy end to the war.
The Tiehef docery Ladies decide to set their meeting on the fourth Tuesday of each week in October. Ladies agree to gather at a local venue for the recurring event and plan to notify members of future dates.
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