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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1916
Page
1
Community updates cover improved cement walks led by Bertha Robinson and Miss Lula Topham, a pleasant meeting hosted by Mrs Lalky Wood, and a Sacramental meet at the Academy. Young Ladies guilds, faculty speakers, a beehive hike to the water system, and plans for a later beroine event are noted. A car accident injures Rulon Berton with arm injury, Frank Laman receives medical care after an incident. overall tone is communal church and school life.
A local letter from Attorney E IT Ryan announces his candidacy for District Attorney on the Republican ticket. The convention at Censer taty will designate delegates next Saturday while opposing candidates and supporters move forward amid party activity and local developments.
Aug 28 1916 summary of local social events and visits. Families Franklin Stevens Shevens motor trips to Beaver and Redlands Utah trips to Purerrath. Dr Burton gains new baby. Dalley seeks winter work. Cedar and Parowan business exchanges noted. advertisements critique.
A Feder al Farm Loan Board meeting is planned for September with broad farmer and business attendance. The bulletin lists attendees, topics include credit for various sectors, land values, and bank reviews, plus notes on local residents and business changes in Parowan Valley and nearby towns.
Large crowd attended Thursday services on tabernacle grounds near the New Ward Chapel. Morgan Toechards directed a program with band selections, prayers, antiphonal singing, and talks. The cornerstone was laid by Elders Mareisen and Palmer, with a copper box containing community items and reports.
Report recounts a frightening encounter near Red Lake with a coyote said to be rabid The group fled to safety at a nearby camp and later returned to their car The story also mentions social events in Parowan regional farming talks and local gossip including weddings and engagements of residents news from Win PRichard and others.
Pres L No Mawaden reports that One Pareewan Schools start Monday with a full array of nineteen years courses and Ubib High School begins with qualified instructors. A $504 registration fee applies for high school students and parents are urged to ensure attendance. Marsden urges prompt enrollment to maximize learning as plans for new school buildings are deferred to Friday.
A fragmentary 1914 item mentions Mr Jones rerouting to Milford on a business trip with Albert Denme returning after visiting Rolfend. Mary Lang and others are noted as staying in Beaver. Frsa Lee of Parowen visited Mrs Ernest Cochran for a few days. The Stoke Metal Improvement Chess group gathered Sunday to review annual work.
An old notice advertises land for sale in Parowan Valley near Cedar City and lists a local telephone exchange. It mentions a Republican county convention held in Cedar City and names several attendees and local figures.
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