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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1918
Page
8
A garbled letter fragment from a wartime scene describes gas exposure and injuries. It references Milton and a brother, first aid, drafting fatigue, and a harsh sequence of medical symptoms. The text hints at a broader historical exchange but remains unclear.
A Tallesteap of Cidar Caty conducts a class 101 music program the past general month. The recital aims to showcase rapid student progress with feck 3m improvements. Tolleatrap will perform on the recital and render pieces from Amory the tear ber bony and a Moonlight Sonate.
Joseph E F Warren writes from Camp Lewis Washington to Parowan describing 11 days of training. He notes longing for home and mother and asks Parowan residents to write, thanking them for any kindness. He mentions eating, sleeping, and adapting to Army life.
Fragmentary text describes heat risks and the need for medicine. Mentions Scatt Sentts vile and Chamberlain's Colaan with references to barhoea and a severe attack years ago. Mentions family usage and relief, implying a medical remedy prompt and reliance on medicine.
The readable words describe a person named Lasrence of Beaver and a passing event on a Monday toward an office, with reference to Tins and Aronday.
Last week Edward Dalton son of Robert E Dalton suffered a severed forefinger and thumb at the Mitchell Saw mill when sparks from the engine flew back to his neck and another blow struck his hand as he raised it. He was taken to Cedar City for treatment and is recovering slowly.
Investigation by BE NM Mefkreger for Food Administrator Armstrong with Wilford Day and county official outlines flour and bran pricing. Mr McGregor notes farmers in the section are fortunate as wheat prices are higher than other regions. Price schedule arranged by the official in connection with the roller mills appears in the Patowan Mod MoDo advertising spread.
A damaged notice notes a poem titled The Volunteers lacks an author signature and condemns publishing unsigned works. It cites the publisher Cheese olin and argues the poem should not appear without proper attribution.
Last week Mrs Annie Whitney and Pearl left for Portland where they will spend three months visiting Ka H Mo Brins, a daughter of Mrs Whitney.
Quen Boamussenhen acquired the barber shop from Taylor Miller Mir after being drafted into service. The sale occurred as Siler was compelled to sell due to call to service.
A young man with about eight months of experience demonstrates steady handling of the razor and expresses enjoyment of the work, planning to pursue a future in the trade.
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