Branch Agricultural College Winter Courses Open
The Branch Agriculture College opens winter courses offering first class work and new options. Students are urged to seize opportunities, with programs in Mechanics Tractor work crop production and related fields. The college promises modern equipment and capable faculty to help young people advance despite poverty. Spend the winter at Southern Utah’s state school and start a trained career.
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Utah
Agriculture College
Entier
Agre Whyta Culleze
Sothern
Big State Schr
Funeral services held for James Muller in rough obituary line
Funeral services were held for James Muller who passed away. David Matheson offered consoling remarks and quoted Holy Writ. Walter Morchell read prophecies and Galore Mareden delivered remarks and poem. Music directed by Geo A Durhem. Elder Glorgsan Eicherdg gave condolence. Renenietion pronounced Taos OD Adams.
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Aira
James Muller
Naseed
Hia Life
Dee & Frayer
David Matheson
Bilder Walter Morchell
Alan
EB NW Mareden
Mather
Sheeho
Put Geo A Durhem
Must Pay Taxes At Asnestere ne Time
The state board of equal imation sod assessment requires Flackmasters of U.ah to provide their herders with money or bond for tax payment. Seizure of property actions follow if taxpayers fail to furnish bond at time of agreement. Law becomes effective January 1, 1920.
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U.ah
State Board of Equal Imation
Ruska
Arnswite Farmers Bureau Meeting Canceled
A fragment from a local column notes that the Wo mania Farm Bureau will not hold its regular meet on Thursday afternoon due to election duties. It urges members to attend the election and represent the bureau in upcoming activities.
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Womania Farm Bureau
Levery
Medicinal Pills Promised To Improve Digestion
A vintage advertisement touts tablets that cleanse the stomach and bowels, support liver function, and restore health. It claims gentle effects for dullness, upset stomach, and constipation, urging use for natural function and pleasing results.
Priehard Mra Wins St George Trip For Winter
Mra Win Priehard travels to St George to spend the winter after a recent operation. Her physician suggests a return home to regain strength quicker than resting in Patowan. Jade with her daughter Mrs. Golda Fare plans to join in. Hollister’s Tea ad offers renewed energy with a reminder to renew subscriptions before 1919. Christmas shopping days are highlighted with a note about next Monday as the longest day of 1915.
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Win Priehard
St. George
Atake
Patawan
Notice of Quarterly Conference in Cedar Ty
The Quarterly Conference of the Puaruwan Sieke will be held in Cedar ty Salundas on Sunday Dee 20th wed 2st Some of the General Cieareh pot heres Grek petled to be present We would he vert much to have 18 ed an allendange of the people WilH LYNAN HUGH LAGAns, Siahe Presidency.
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B Cent Deere
Elagsa
Puaruwan Sieke
Cedarty
Salundas Ano
Cieareh
Grek
Pceasb
Buckhorn Notes on Severe Cold and Travel
The record describes extremely cold weather and a cheamer storm affecting Buckhorn. It notes Allen Goodman, Philo Edwards and spouse, and Wilford Gurr traveling to Provo a week ago, with Goodman and spouse proceeding to Salt Lake City to spend Christmas. Public actors plan a Chestman tea and a potato event next Friday before Christmas, with Alca Lalle Robinson visiting her home in Sonrly Utah.
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Zith Allen Goodman
Philo Edwards Wd
Wilford Gurr
Provo
Prevour
Alca Lalle Robinson
Teily Stodsy
Sonrly, Utah
Xmas Landes Get Your Xmas Candies Now
Belle Gunwell advertises discounted holiday confections with tied Berlin stock and low prices for the season.
Bakery ad shifts focus from EKmas to Ente pastry variety
A reader notes the Ente Bakery offers a wide pastry range making home bakers question the need for EKmas treats. The message also mentions the Blake Quarterly conference scheduled next Saturday and Sunday in Cedar City.
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Ekmas
Ente
Purchase Checks Sale At Equitable Cooperative
From December 26 to December 21, the Equitable Cooperative urges members to bring purchase checks for listing this year. Failure to submit on time will forfeit eligibility.
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Equitable
Aidiion Oowpll Negeiee
Chetka
Open Today Dr Green Opens Store Amid Delays and Local News
Dr Green opens a store after weeks of preparation hampered by warehouse and staffing delays at the Salt Lake route. A series of local social notes follow, including homecomings, announced births, and family events with brief mentions of recent visitors and community happenings.
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Dr Green
Tes
Psst
Salt Lake Raute
Fos Onda
Iron County Commissioners Proceed At 1819 Meeting
Iron County Board of Commissioners met in the county courthouse with H W Lunt chairing and members Lund Adams Rysn, Ure, Frovd, Dalley, and others present. They approved itemized expense accounts, authorized daily work at 500 dollars, planned cooperation with Washington Kane and Garfield surveyors to fix a boundary, discussed a county hospital bond election date, and appointed Alfred Froyd as chief repair officer. Road work was ordered, wages approved, and vacancies filled including the Cedar Precinct and Vital Statistics office. The board scheduled future meetings to set road policies and funding, and various clerks and officials were assigned duties for follow-up tasks.
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Board of County Commissionere
Iron County
County Court House
Dive
H W Lunt
Wm Lund
GF Adams
H Rysn
Alty
Claude Ure
Alfred Frovd
Yeni
Vacaur Dalley
Mio
Ness
Washington, Kane and
GarGeld
Bend
Electoen
Atty Fur
Gonaiderstioen
Ta Negart
Claude Lewas
Brace Jovenle
Alfred Froyd
Fey
Kanara
County Board of Commissioners
Mira Mary Plate
Mowcastle
Rane Goynty
Tha Wm
Kate Suh
Walter Granger to Lead Charity Event Amid Irregularities
Walter K Granger serves as toastmaster for a community event aimed at aiding underprivileged children. The piece notes concerns about irregularities in his past actions but highlights plans to improve service and community fundraising efforts. It mentions a Christmas party organized by students and local groups, with Santa distributing gifts to about 42 children and various activities.
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Walter K Granger
Kha Mae
Granger
Local firm issues checks and updates on printing
A Times office report notes Geo A Lowe of Se called in with a ceremonial check of F108 to apply on a dingispe machine while Faravan Prigking’s company plans to halt Lowe’s work and issue more $100 checks. See blocs who want the Times kept up to date.
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Sfiernom Geo A Lowe
Times
Ffice
Faravan Prigking
Borry
Blocens
Beavers furs honored at Blue Bakery and Cafe sale
The notice announces a Bake Sale at Blue Bakery and Cafe featuring Binda cakes Frog cakes hut cakes and other items. Alma Richards, Lena and Win Fluehell and family from Loa Aiwvelea will receive proceeds. Beaver furs secured at a prior price are mentioned as part of the event.
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The
Blue Bakery &Cafe
Tne
Hfta
Alma Richards
Loa Aiwvelea
Win
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