Kanarra Notes As Berry Family Heads For New Harmony
Suanita Williams reports Kanarra news as Mr and Mrs James G Berry and their child travel to Davis of New Harmony Dal Yeo Colorado to settle. Hazel Prince and Viola Davis of New Harmony visit, Walter Williams departs for Salt Lake City after a Kanarra Mountain stay and Zion Park outing. Sub grade on the new Kanarra South road to the county line is completed. P A Graff and Williams families with Dr LaMar Graff Letha Graff Nelpher return from Utah and Colorado tour.
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James G. Berry
Child
Davis
New Harmony Dal Yeo
Eta Debeck
Colorado
Walter Williams
Salt Lake City
Kanarra Mountain
Zion Park
Kanarra
P. A. Graff
Layron Willams
LaMar Graff
Letha Graff
Nelpher
Utah
Mountain travel notes for Kanarra trip and homecomings
The Misses Alena Williams and Ina Kleinman and Ivan Davis and Glade Berry went on the Kanarra Mountain excursion last Monday and expect to return the latter part of the week. R. J. Williams Sr. returned home from Escalante where he had stayed with relatives since July 22. Mrs. Joana Barker accompanied him home and will visit for a time.
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Alena Williams
Ina Kleinman
Ivan Davis
Glade Berry
Kanarra
R. J. Williams Sr
Escalante
Mra
Joana Barker
Local visitors and summer trips noted in Cedar City
Mr and Mrs George H Durham and family arrive from Salt Lake City for a vacation. Mrs and Mrs F Bruhn come from Pangiutch for the Rambouillet Show. Mrs M M Decker, recently back from Los Angeles and in poor health, is not feeling well this week. Decker's daughter Blanche returns from California with her, and Fae Decker spent weeks at Bryce Canyon. Mr and Mrs Ted Farnsworth visit with the Wm A Thornton family. Ford Motor Company announces new cars and urges orders via Arrowhead Garage Cedar City Utah.
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George H. Durham
Salt Lake City
M. M. Decker
Los Angeles
Mr Penn Barton Aids Work On Burt Home In Town
Mr Penn Barton is in town for a few days helping with finishing tasks on the Thomas W Burt home now owned by the Cedar Lumber and Commission Co. The foundation is being plastered and other finishing work is underway.
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Penn Barton
Thomas W. Burt
Cedar Lumber and Commission Co
New Ford Battery Sold Cheap at Arrowhead Garage
A new Ford battery priced at 12.06 dollars is offered by Arrowhead Garage in Cedar City as a cost effective replacement. The mayor is seen driving a new Oldsmobile sedan last week. Miss Lucila Smedley from Salt Lake City visits Parowan as a guest of Miss Alice Clark.
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Arrowhead
Cedar City
Lucila Smedley
Salt Lake City
Parowan
Alice Clark
Mrs Elva Bentley Wadsworth Home From California Visit
Mrs Elva Bentley Wadsworth returns to New York after a visit to California. She traveled for a period of weeks and is expected to spend time with relatives here.
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Mrs. Elva Bentley Wadsworth
California
Ford Cars Open Deposits for Rail Delivery in Cedar City
Arrowhead Garage in Cedar City Utah offers a small deposit to reserve one of the new Ford Motor Company cars with rail delivery. A guarantee promises a full refund if customers are not satisfied upon delivery.
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Ford Motor Company
Arrowhead
Cedar City
Utah
Arrowhead Garage
Technology and humanity in the age of buttons
A reflective quote from Youth's Companion questions the future balance between human labor and mechanized efficiency. It ponders whether progress will grant only intellectual capacity for pressing a button or demand deeper engagement with nature and effort.
Paris Fire Helmets Parade Awe Firemen in Brass Appearances
Paris firefighters wear ornate brass helmets that resemble grand parade regalia. American soldiers during the war saluted them thinking they were admirals or generals.
Fragmented Quote About Self Knowledge and Recognition
A note cites a line about not every man who knows himself being reflected in acquaintance, attributed to a Boston Transcript fragment. The text presents a transient quotation with unclear context or attribution.
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Bostep
Alphabet Reform Sparks Debate Across Sects
Roving letters and altered scripts prompt discussion among readers as editors suggest potential changes to the alphabet. The Inquirer notes public unease and calls for orderly debate on language reform options.
Mescaline Authority Echoes In Quiet Home Scene
A brief Arts and Opinion fragment from the Atchlaog Globe notes that authority feels distant unless the radio is turned off, underscoring a tense domestic mood and disregard for public power.
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Atchlaog Globe
Trees Thrive When Given Proper Food And Water
The piece explains tree malnutrition mirrors human hunger and outlines distress signals such as undersized yellowing leaves and dead branches. It advises artificial nutrition via soil supplementation and suggests watering rules including digging four foot circles around shade trees and filling water holes.
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Davy Tree
City cleanliness praised as school program model
A traveler reports Sheboygan Wisconsin's streets and parks are clean due to a long running school program teaching children to take pride in their city. He contrasts this with New York parks where litter is common and suggests adopting Sheboygan's policy citywide.
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New York Herald-Tribune
Slelwygan
Wis
Sheboygan
New York
Riverside Drive
Central Park
Care Will Make Back Yard Attractive Spot
A Victorian era note advises turning a sordid back yard into a pleasant area with shrubs, trellises, repaired fences, grass, trimmed trees, decorative gates, seating, and general refurbishment. It emphasizes balancing front and back yards to keep the entire property orderly and inviting.
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St. Lonia
Exterior Brick Walls and Mortar Color Cautions
Exterior walls using common brick give sound and attractive results when handled wisely. The Architects' Small House Service bureau opposes black mortar for its formal look. prefer white or cream mortar and test panels with varying thickness and color. Use experienced brick masons.
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House Service Bureau
Care of House Plants Seed Dormancy and Nursery Tips
A large proportion of seed is fertile. Plant in deep soil with about 60 percent sand for drainage. Level surface and distribute seed evenly. Cover with a thin soil layer and maintain a warm uniform 70 degree temperature. Use a gentle spray when warming to avoid disturbing seeds. Transplant after three or four clusters of spines appear.
Duty Development Shapes City Growth Across the Nation
A growing national sentiment supports orderly development in hundreds of cities and states to maintain property values and promote public comfort and welfare through structured planning and growth initiatives.
Important Investment: Buying a Home Shapes Future
The article notes that home buying is the largest investment many make and can be a stepping stone to advancement and happiness. It warns that a poor purchase could lead to discouragement and loss of savings.
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Alony
Omaha Leads Ownership Rates Among American Cities
Omaha tops ownership among major cities with over three percent of families owning homes, a figure cities may aspire to. The record underscores strong home ownership in the community.
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Omaha
Landmarks Draw Tourists Boosting Local Dollars
Old landmarks attract curious visitors and boost town revenue as outsiders spend more money. Local leaders promote historic sites to capitalize on tourism and extend their economic impact.
Collegiate Course in Care of Shade Trees
The New York State College of Forestry at Syracuse University announces a short intensive course on shade tree care for highway and boulevard trees. Experts cover pruning tree growth physiology diseases and tree repair with practical field trips and focus on line clearance for utilities and street tree laws and bureaus.
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New York State College of Forestry
Syracuse University
Telephone
Telegraph
Midsummer painting preferred for interior decorating
The article notes that midsummer, being warmer and drier than spring, is the better time for interior decorating. It argues spring cleaning is time consuming and dampness can harm paint and varnish, making midsummer more convenient for households.
Taxation Threatens Local Factory Ventures
A town sought factories for years and secured five success stories but now a factory owner plans to quit as taxes overwhelm him. The writer warns taxation is the most impudent and dangerous burden affecting business.
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Flere
B. W. Howe
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Hazel Prince
Viola Davis
New Marmony
F. Bruhn
Pangiutch
Fae Decker
Bryce Canyon
Ted Farnsworth
Paris
Mescaline Authority
Fordson
Fordson Works
Erate
Betsy Haycock
Parowan Times
The
Laura la Plante
Lmerson
Ata
David A
Parowan Meat Market
Parowan, Utah
Marsden’s Toggery Parewan, Utah
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