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Newspaper

Parowan Times

Location

Parowan, Utah, United States of America

Date

Aug 31, 1927

Page

8

Dr. Anderson Hospitalized After Chickens' Firearm Accident

Cedar City reports Dr. Anderson treated for multiple bullet wounds from a misdirected shot during a chicken hunt near Hatch. He remains in the hospital with seven bullets in his face and around his left side. prognosis cautiously hopeful barring infection. Night Watchman Nat Gardner recovered from illness and is set to return to duty. other local items note travel, business trips, and a planned new hardware store opening in Cedar City.

Nat. Gardner Grant Walker Mr. Gardner

Parowan Visitors Listed by Local Residents

Attorney M. Firgitag visited the County Seat as a business guest last week. J. M. and S. J. Foster were in Parowan on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Wilcock spent two or three days in Parowan at the start of the week visiting relatives and friends, including brother Sam from Wyoming.

G. Henry Bergstrom Salt Lake M. ,A. Firgitag Mesars J. M J. Foster Parowan Ralph Wilcock Sam Wyoming

Commissioner Williams Finds Coast Health Improves

County official Evan Williams reports hay fever relief after three weeks on the coast. He spends time on beaches and by the sea, reads the Times, and plans to return for the next Commissioners meeting on the 11th. John Woodbury visited Cedar City last week promoting The Big Parade at the Orpheum on the 4th 5th and 6th. Leonard Green of Cedar City visited Parowan Saturday to demonstrate the Chevrolet he represents.

Gard Evan BE William Breeze John Woodbury Gedar City Orpheum Cedar City Leonard Green Parowan

Mrs Mayme Chilton Hosts Indiana Friend

Mrs Mayme Chilton enjoys a visit from former chum Mrs Mabel Clouse of Indiana. Chilton motored to Salt Lake to meet her at the end of the week. The Misses Mary and Alys Adams left yesterday to teach in the Jordan District this winter. Mary will teach at Union and Alys at Riverton. The Daughters of the Pioneers postponed their meeting due to Mrs Ada Burton’s illness.

Mayme Chilton Mabel Clouse Indiana Chilton Salt Lake Mary Alys Adams Yesateray Jordan Union Alys Riverton Daughters of the Pioneers Ada Burton

Old Diss How Egg Prices Echo Through Time

A nostalgic note recalls a women's page editor praising thrift era bargains from ten cents for a dozen eggs, contrasting slow dimes then and now. The vintage vignette highlights changing consumer costs and fashions in the home front era.

Faria Fireside

Cordwood Drying and Moisture Content Observations

The fragment notes that cordwood from iron trees contains 25 to 43 percent water. It states 9 to 12 months are needed to season wood thoroughly, but moisture can be reduced by about 63 percent to roughly three tonlits.

Peculiar Elverithen Result Acknowledged By Mayo

Dr Charles Mayo notes a peculiar elverithen result causing concern as an odd mental symptom. The fragmented report mentions worry and finger tension underlying the episode and hints at medical scrutiny.

Charles Mayo

Show results from Branch Agricultural College sheep judging event

The page lists class entries by B Type and other designations from Day Farms Co. and Branch Agricultural College. Winners include Day Farms Co. with multiple firsts and grand champions. Branch Agricultural College with several firsts and two grand champions. W. Clarence Pendleton and Burton Livestock Co. also among top finishers.

Branch Agricultural College Gay Farms Co J. W. Clarence Pendleton Day Farms Co Herbert Whe & Sons Nerbert White & Sons Branch ‘Agricultural College Wm. W. Pendleton & Sons Ewe Lamb Uy T Burton Livestock Co W. Clarence Pendleton Wm. W. Pendleton Jos R. Mortengen LAME Bay Farms Co Day Farms Coa JRAND Branch Ag Day Farms Company Branch Agricultural W. C. Pendleton Burton Livestock Company J. K. Madsen W. W. Pendleton and Sons Herbert White and Sons Clarence Richards P. A. Clark Panguitch Sheep Club H. B. Robinson & Sons

Doctor Mellenthin Clinic to Visit CEPARS Hotel

Dr. Mellenthin and Co plan a one day outreach at CEPARS Hotel on Monday Sept 12 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Free consultation with paid treatment if desired. The physician emphasizes nonoperative care for chronic conditions and lists broad health successes. Married women must be accompanied by husbands. address 211 Bradbury Bldg Los Angeles California.

Cepars Hotel Mellenthin & Co Utah Bradbury Bldg Los Angeles California

Should Frame House Not Hide It With Front Yard Trees

The article argues for framing a house with trees in the front yard rather than concealing it. Planting should avoid screening the view, create a picture, and provide shade and atmosphere. It warns against placing trees directly in front of the house and urges thoughtful selection of shrubs to define the lot boundaries.

Material merchant guides builders through rough material needs

The article portrays the material merchant as central to construction, noting his expertise and consultative role for home builders. It reflects on how cities equate “house” or “building” with the material seller, highlighting his influence in supplying rough materials for projects.

Home Reflects Spirits and Living Conditions

The text argues that environment shapes mood and character, asserting that shabby homes dampen spirits. It stresses the duty to provide better living conditions to foster hope and pride, urging individuals to create homes that inspire and uplift.

Building and Loan Associations Promote Thrift in America

The article extols building and loan associations as the top institution for thrift and orderly saving in American life. It calls them a modern triumph of economic cooperation and notes their growing popularity as a bright prospect in an extravagant era.

Building and Loan Association

Optimism Faith in All Sides Warned by Albany Florald

The Albany Florald argues that optimism can aid any human endeavor while pessimism harms all. He claims there has never been a subject to human influence beyond optimism's reach.

Albany Florald

Avoid Home Owning Worries

The piece urges careful home purchase decisions to dodge concerns over overdue payments poor construction or a troublesome neighborhood and safeguard pleasures and advantages of owning a home.

Be Part of Community and Civic Progress Commentary

An excerpt discusses public duty and hindrance to progress, then shifts to a note on paper money weight and a historical log about the Constitution war vessel. It mentions the treasurer's office, 2014 dollar bills equaling one silver dollar, and cites Capt. Nicholseich with war duties against France. The text ends with a geographic note about Epithead, Wigls Strait, and the Isle of Wight area in England.

United States Constitution Congress Nicholseich

London Magistrate Rules on Silly Habit to Grow Kisses

A London magistrate remarks that growing kisses is a silly habit while noting the goods should be delivered, signaling a brief court or common law exchange in which delivery is emphasized over the sentiment.

London

Otto or attar of roses derived from rose petals

The volatile oil Otto or attar of roses is prepared from petals of rose species such as damask and the rose. Roses are cultivated for this purpose in the Balkan peninsula southern France Persia and northern India.

Palkan Peninsula France Persia India

Harpy Description in Mythology and Latin Verse

A fragmented notice recalls a harpy described as a ravenous bird with sharp claws and a woman's head, noted in the Greek myth Theodor Elomer and the Latin Virgil poems. The pale face and described hunger appear in early poetical references.

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Cedar City News H. E. Peterson The Petersen Drug Co W. H Gordon Gordon Jewelry Co Milford Lberty Williams Rambouillet Starling Ewe Tyne George A. Lowe Sr Man Worth Consulting Epithead Isle of Wigls Spits Hampshire Iengland Adam and Evil Beauty Will Cedar City, Utah Sia Kenneth Macfarlane King Coal Parowan Merc. Co Parowan, Utah Northern Stockmans Parowan Meat Market Exceleis Products N. S John Gilbert and Renee Adoree Adl Odda Aed
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