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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1925
Page
1
The jury returned a not guilty verdict in the case involving Elizabeth Boag’s assault charges. Judges and prosecutors handled numerous preliminary matters as multiple civil and criminal actions moved through the term with various continuances and rulings.
The report describes grading and paving on Mar Street near the Court House, noting a new federal park area and a large concrete bridge at Breakwater Avenue. It envisions sidewalks with brick gutters, white gravel surfacing, and even spacing between walks and curbs, praising the improved street decking for the area.
A poem attributed to Mal Rose in a Christmas Seal appeal asks readers to buy seals to support tuberculosis relief. The plea describes physical paralysis and wheelchair use, urging neighbors to donate a penny or more to fund medical care and aid for children, promising happiness if generosity is shared.
Erroneous publication included names of Davenport Albert, Eliza Colbadge, Harry W. Payne, and Herman D D. The newspaper notes the mistake and states the misprinted names were tied to tax payments and delinquent records. The second section of the second page is indicated for the corrected content and school news.
The Mayor of Pargowan endorses the Christmas Seals campaign to fund tuberculosis prevention this December. The proclamation urges residents to buy seals during December 1975 to support public health efforts and health for all.
The Cadet City Chamber of Commerce announces a Child Welfare Convention on Saturday December 1 at Spoon Library Auditorium. State Juvenile Court official H. G. Robson will discuss a plan to fight juvenile delinquency and coordinated efforts by 13 invited delegations from religious and social organizations.
On Thursday evening last week Hee Fannie Suh Rabb wife of J OC Bebbe dies at the county hospital. She leaves a husband and five children, the youngest a child left behind when King Robe died. We reported Argoll Gotlon went to California for the winter and made arrangements for my brother in law to take the Bay Se bus to Los Angeles.
The community mourns the death of a young child after a sudden illness. Clayton Hotet died at Gedat City Hospital following a headache and rapid decline after a Wednesday trip. Survived by parents Oscar W Hotet and a large family, funeral services were held Tuesday.
Several workers listed including Phil Benson Tomas Shon gud Mo Decker Clifton Tafor Albert Benson and others are on a road construction project at the outskirts toward the park. The text hints at recent offers and plans tied to a Christmas event organized by a prominent group of young women.
The BOA presents Verdi's Il Trovatore in Patowan High School Auditorium under WH Manns direction with local chorus and principals having rehearsed intensively. Sal Lake City designers create costumes and scenery, with deluxe preparations and special pricing for patrons. Performances set for Thursday December 17 with tickets at PH and student rates.
A public notice announces a December 22 election in the Tron County School District to authorize debtedness of 860000 for maintenance and operating expenses. It lists voting places and precinct judges across multiple school buildings and facilities with officials named.
The Cedar conference session ran with Wm R Palmer presiding and Thomas Jones directing the choir. Bishop Thomas W James was excused for illness. 5 to 7 counselors attended each session, and Eker Waller Whichell was excused for missionary duties. Sessions drew large crowds with Saturday sessions crowded and Sundays well attended. speakers included Elder Whitney Representative of General Authorities and Myron Higbee among others. The reporter noted frequent talks on faith and instruction for members.
A historical notice lists delinquent lands across Tannshept south and ranges Wrei Salt Leake Exse and Meridian, including properties tied to individual owners such as Albert Penson and Cyan Buren, with stated acreages, road numbers, and values. text continues to page 4.
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