Court Adjourns Next Saturday in District Court
The District Court, active last week, will adjourn Saturday afternoon for the year. Judge Burton remains detained. Judge Bates sits with W L Cook as reporter. Pax ton case against Walter Spencer et al dominated the docket, with several judgments in probate and civil matters and multiple sentences in criminal cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burton
Bates
W. L. Cook
Greenwood
Paxton, Dorrity and Black
Walter Spencer
Decker Child Reported Better After Lung Surgery
Little Udell Decker four year old son of Alvin Decker improved days after a pine nut lodged in his left lung. He underwent three hour operation with a Salt Lake City specialist. nut partially removed, remaining piece may require future surgery. Postoperative pneumonia and possible bone impairment noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Udell Decker
Alvin Decker
Mod
Salt Lake
Mays
Salt Lake City
Hand Cart Company Survivors Honored
Local survivors of the handcart companies that crossed the plains in 1856 were guests of honor at the Daughters of the Pioneers November meeting. Five lifelong builders of the hardy exodus remain, with biographical sketches by families and musical numbers, followed by refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plains
Daughters of the Pioneers
Utah
Richard Howley
Metta Hasmussen
Dorthea Bayles
John Newnan
Caroline Mitchell
Mrs. Mitchell
Morrla
Ramona
Bentley Elected to School Board
John W. Bentley the retiring Iron County Clerk won a three cornered race for District No 1 school board member last Wednesday. He carried substantial majorities in Parowan and Paragonah. J Foster defeated Kamen L. Jones and W H Grimshaw in District No 3 while H B Harrison edged out incumbent R Koell in District No 6. Hospital Board members Matheson, Day, Jones, and Christensen also won or held seats with several holdovers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Bentley
Iron County
Parowan
Paragonih
Bentley
J. Foster
Kamen L. Jones
W. H. Grimshaw
Arthur FR. Fifnharley
R. ©. Koell
H. BE. Harrison
Hospital Board
DT. A. Matheson
A. C. Gheristensen
Newcastle
Doolittle
A. T. Jones
Jones
James C. Robinson
M. J. Macfarlane
Hfe. Herrison
Hospital Bairs
D. A
Parowan High Offers Adult Dairy Course For Farmers
Parowan High School announces a two weekly evening course in dairying for local farmers to build a dairy business. Instructor R G L Fenton, with assistants J R Striegham and Morris, may host guest lectures from H R Lockry. Topics include selection, breeds, feeds, milking, and milk handling. no charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parowat High School
Avfil
Parowan
R. GL. Fenton
Agricultural Department
J. Rt. Striegham
Morris
B. A
H. R. Lockry
Western Dairy Division
Town records and travels of local residents in 1927 week
Town notes Mr Hillman Dalley county assessor revises records before the 1927 assessment. Mr A Farrow Kinbabh Indian reservation superintendent represented the Government in the forgery trial of Paul Jim and Albert Frank. Mrs Christiana S Taylor, Laura Skeugard, Maude Allen sail to Mira Idaho for the winter. Mrs George Cason of Cedar City visited with Richard and Mrs Rowley. Paul Adama attends school at B A noting a flavorful start if the year continues well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillman Dalley
A. Farrow
Kinbabh Indian Reservation
Paul Jim
Albert Frank
Christiana S. Taylor
Laura Skeugard
Maude Allen
Mira
Alen
Idaho
Mrs. Taylor
Miss Skeugard
George Cason
Cedar City
Richard Rowley
Caine Answers Dairy Patrons on Milk Test Fluctuations
General B Caine of Utah Agricultural College explains that milk fat percentages vary day to day and month to month due to many factors. He notes sampling during multiple milkings shows 0 to 1 percent variation daily and that higher milk yield often means lower fat percentage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Utah Dairy Company
Gen. B. Caine
Department of Dairying
The
Utah Agricultural College
University of Missouri
Sunday Schools Plan Christmas Pageant for Community
Sunday Schools organize a Christmas pageant to depict the birth and life of the Savior with a modern tree. Wm. T. Morris will lead musical phases and the committee seeks community support to cover a small candy expense for the children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. T. Morris
Parowan Valley Oil Prospects Outlined by Day
Wilford Day explains local oil prospects to Parowan Times readers. He describes leasing efforts with oil partners, a better landowner friendly contract, a five year term with testing deadlines, royalties and a fund for landowners, and plans for a test well to confirm underground water and oil potential with geologists and experts backing the optimism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilford Day
Times
John W. Bentley
Jesse
Parowar City
Businese
Pioneer celebration plans in Parowan advance
Plans for Parowan Pioneer day anniversary are underway by the Daughters of the Pioneer. They aim to invite Edgar Young Levy to deliver the address. Details will be announced soon in these columns. Also a local note promotes Para-Dale butter as a choice product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parowan
Lhe Daughters of the
Detally
Levy
Edgar Young
Parowan Stake Conference Divides Cedar City West Ward
The Parowan Stake Quarterly Conference held in Cedar City last weekend saw the division of Cedar City West ward. A new Cedar Third Ward was formed with Walter K. Granger as bishop, and counselors Robert B. Gardner and A Trebarne Jones named. Major speakers included President Rodger Clawson, Wm. R. Palmer, and Jos. Fife, stressing youth training and service. Attendance surpassed previous December 1925 figures, with 7 to 8 hundred at Sunday’s session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parowan Stake
Cedar City
Fudger Clawson
Council of Twelve
Wim. R. Palmer
Thomas J. Jones
Arthur St. Fife
High Council
George W. Esplin
Colorado
Fu Sry Ward
Cadar
West Ward
Cedar Third Ward
Cedar West Ward
Center Street
Main Street
Walter K. Granger
Robert B. Gardner
A. Trebarne Jones
Bishop Granger
Rodger Clawson
Wm. R. Palmer
A. K. Fle
Jos. &. Fife
Chas BE. Jones
Maoch
Tilanush Foster
the Cedar Eastward
Sanuel F. Leigh
Hrry L. Jones
Thomas W Jones
Franklin BE. Wood
E. M. Corry
Gustive O. Largon
the Cedar L. D. S&s. Seminary
Chas
Jones
Cave
BE. lRiddte
Parowan Post Office Set for Material Improvements
Postmaster Z A Clark announces a major interior upgrade at Parowan’s post office costing about 4408 to 1500. The front lobby show window will be removed, a new cabinet, improved lighting and rearranged interior will enhance space and service for the public and staff. Local workers plan to ship horses and hunters to California in spring via Toquerville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farowan
Sost
Z. A. Clark
Heer
Wien
Rhs
Clark
Gleaner Girls Meeting In West Ward Planned
Gleaner girls of the West Ward will meet at Eva Adams on December 20 for a work meeting. Officers urge all members to attend to discuss important business matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gleaner Girls
West
Eva Adams
Gift Shoppe Opens In Parowan Adorned With Gifts
The N L Gift Shoppe opens this week in a new building adjoining Marsdenay on the South. Nellie Mr Clark and Mrs Lizzie W Adama are behind the venture joined by Miss Imogene Adams who will run a beauty shop in the rear. The shop offers hand decorated notions toys Indian pottery and various gifts for all occasions. May they find success in the new enterprise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N.L
Nellie
Lizzie
Parowan
Rambouillet Sheep Breeders Meeting Call In Utah
President U N Marsden of the Southern Utah Rambouillet Sheep Breeders Association calls a Saturday night meeting at 7 30 in the Library Auditorium. Key matters will be discussed and a large attendance of members and interested parties is urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. N. Marsden
Southern
Utah
Rambouillet ‘Sheep Breeders’ Association
Association
Ia Anxlause
Wortman clubs oppose increased licenses
Proposals to raise fishing and hunting license fees through legislation at the coming session meet strong opposition from southern state sportsmen groups led by the Viant Fish and Game Club and the Richfield club. The local Gun and Rod Club has not publicized its stance, but is likely to join Manti Club in opposing the rise and presenting convincing arguments against much of the increase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viant Fish & Game Club
Richfield
Gun & Rod Club
Manti Club
Erzumenta
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Wesley Robinson
Karl E. Hamilton
John Hartey
A. H. Ferry
Calen
Dar
Paxton
Spencer
Bonding Co
Laven Hill
Ben Hill
Bertrane Chenny
Ruby Ellen Chenny
Hilda Hunter Thornton
Taylor Thornton
Emma MM. Dill
Theodore William Dill
Cox
Dizie Power Co
Decker
Hand-Cart Company
Rowley
A. M. Spreul
Co. Solo
Mary Orton Fiano
Alice Taylor
Fester and
Harrison
Paul Adama
Caine
Dairy People
Mr. J. HR. Shringham
Mer
Southern Utah Dairy Co
Parowan Utah
John T. Caine
Yours Truly
Ious
Day
Parowan Times
Parowan Valley
Cedar
Postolfich
Tom Womeck
Suid City
Toquerville
Touerville
California
Rambouillet
Wortman Clubs
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