Funeral Sreviges in Parowan Stake for Mary Rowley
Funeral services held in the Parowan Stake tabernacle on Thursday December 4 trace the life and faithful service of Mary Rowley in the Sunday School Board and Bundy schools. Speakers include Erathera John W Bentley Thomas K Holyoak and Thomas T Durham as stake superintendent and secretary, with resolutions of respect praising her devotion, teaching youth of Zion and readiness to serve.
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Tabernacle Thuraday Dee
Aoay
Mary Rowley
Erathera John W Bentley
Thos K Holyoak
Thomas T Durham
Parowan
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Telleg
Bundy
Res
Bert
Sanday School
Menber
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Dee
Gabehtor
Seter
Parowan Stake Sunday School Board
Zion
Peel
Orothera
Bieter
The
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Thomsa T. Durham
John FW Beatley
Thome K. Holyosk
Bell
Paragonah Notes Update From Frice and Ukiah Region
Paragonah notes mention Hargid Olwen of Frice Ukiah recovering slowly from an illness and Mir and firs Wn, PF Bartoy and family. Ate Leond dones hay on the rock task the past week, both better and teaching school Spain Mr and Mrs Lyman Inchon of Tdehs plan to visit. Jalives 2 visit and to append the bol dasa oo Mrs Dickson formerly Krewe Atve Rohini Mr Joseph E Laster arrived from the sheep herd feat Y Wednesday and reported the recent storm near Land.
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Hargid Olwen
Frice
Ukiah
Mir
Firs Wn
Bartoy End Famly
Lyman Inchon
Tdehs
Jalives
Dickson
Atve Rohini
Joseph E Laster
Bank of Fron G County Holds Annual Stockholders Meeting
The Bank of Fron G County conducted its regular annual stockholders meeting electing directors for the coming year and declaring a 70 percent dividend. Amendments to the articles of incorporation were approved, hailed as beneficial to the institution and its distribution.
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Bank of Fron G County
Arrieks of Intcorporation
Iat Bution
OF Interest To Housewives and Labor-Saving Cookware
Ladies learn to ease farm and kitchen work with multifunctional utensils that combine into action and cook three foods at once. Latest government tips on eccentric cooking and other features explained. Demonstrations of Wear Ever aluminum cooking ware by Dacron iron County’s Gemeonsteater of demonstrations weekly.
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Dacron
Iron County
Iron County's Gemeonsteater of
Reunion Pronounced Success at Elders Seventies and Priests Assembly
A December reunion of Elders Seventies and High Priests proceeded smoothly with the afternoon program as planned. Attendees reported satisfaction as the gathering concluded with an evening dance, and all participants enjoyed the event without incident.
Meeting of Soldiers Legion at Port of Farowan
A meeting of the Farowan Port of the American Legion will be held in the Library Declidh basement. Charter members and all charter Tembera are requested to attend. Mr R L Forber of the Executive Committee and Cedar Catr post organizer will be present to give updates.
Card of Thanks and Cold Weather Update
The immediate family of Peter Mary Rowley expresses gratitude to all who helped during her death and notes sympathy from friends and relatives. Reports include a cold wave causing water and power issues, a fire or heater incident, and updates on Alvin Decker’s health improving slightly despite recent heart trouble and rheumatism.
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Peter Mary Rowley
Richard Rowley
Walla Walla Bulletin Word Fragments on War Language
A fragmented analysis from Belletin notes varied terms for murder destruction and emotion across languages. It cites Apache, Bolshe, and American usages, contrasting words for pain, bereavement, and destruction with wartime terms.
Unclear Text From Historical Page
Fragmentary note mentions editor intent and a dance event with unclear dates and names, rendering specifics uncertain. No identifiable actions, places, or people can be confirmed for a proper card summary.
Death in the Home Claims Mey Fatee Miller
Mee fatee Miller wife of Jaca oller died after nine days of illness traced to a disease that robbed her of life. She was a homebound woman loved by her family, leaving two sons Taylor and Law Weredoe who mourn her loss as friends offer sympathy.
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Mee
Fatee Miller
Jaca Oller
Oren Moni
Diesel
Farle
Taylor
Law Weredoe
Stockholders Meeting Notice of Bank of Iron County
Notice of a special meeting of all stockholders of Bank of Iron County to amend two articles of incorporation. Items include increasing authorized stock from 25,000 to 18,400? shares of par value $10 and changing annual meeting date to the second Monday in December. Meeting set for Friday January 2, 1920 at 10 A.M. at the bank building in Iron County. Dated December 1919 by LUWUS N MAREDER, farmer laborer proprietor.
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Bank of
Iron County, Hotice
Bankof
Iron Countyr
U.ah
Farowan
Suate of
Deak
Treedioek
Gaud Carparagen
Ariele
Ordinance Amending Paragon Lawn Licensing Provisions
An ordinance amends Ordinance Nu 192 repealing provisions for a license for pakateng Mok and reading a new license rate of 10 per quarter. The Parayateh low Baan announces publication dates December 2 and December 16, 1915. Names John Wo Bentley Skougard Pheilis Hyatt appear as residents affected. Garden of Eien referenced with other details.
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Paragon Lawn
Ogeka Aboe Fink
Parayateh Low Baan
Oh Meimyers Uliogs
Gunny
John Wo Bentley
Skougard End Mee Pheilis Hyatt
Thig Ety
Fish Skin Shoes Report From Fisheries Bureau
The United States Bureau of Fisheries reports a sample lot of leather made from various fish skins including aherk stangem and porporis bene imone comber. The leather is high grade and fit for boots and other war supplies. A sample line of goods such as shoes for men women and children and travel bags has been prepared. Manufacturing steps are set up in the South Atlantic and Cross States regions with supply gear established. The skins are prepared by peculiar methods and the leather claimed by makers to be superior to ordinary hides.
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United States Bureau of Fisheries
Gsee
South Atle
Shepe Pyris
County debate delays funding for bond issue plan
The county faces bonding hurdles with a proposed bond of 25,000 dollars hampering hospital funding and public works. Officials note weather delays and a shortage of positions as contributing factors while residents call for timely relief and budget discipline.
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