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Important events of the poet Raven Daya reported by wire and fre pred for the benefit of thy busy rancher.
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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1919
Page
5
Important events of the poet Raven Daya reported by wire and fre pred for the benefit of thy busy rancher.
A sprawling, garbled wartime chronicle mentions Britain, the United States, Japan, and Germany amid military actions, trials, and political maneuvers. It references legal cases, labor actions, and public notices, with scattered names like Emma Goldman and Alexander Ferman, plus city markers such as Los Angeles, Washington, and New York. The text interweaves political figures, court proceedings, and war-related events in a dense, disjointed montage.
A fragmented account extols daring boudoir attire with vivid color, embroidery, and fabrics. It praises the dramatic, body-concealing drapery and luxurious trims while imagining how such garments frame the figure and convey elegance inside the home.
A garbled account outlines midseason millinery trends with emphasis on fall hats and feminine fashion. It mentions designers, materials like tullinery, and general runway imagery, noting the interplay of style and public reception despite muddled wording.
A sprawling OCR narrative details Utah events with scattered names, places, and incidents. It mentions factory capacity concerns, a homicide or suicide in Salt Lake, labor issues, local elections, and community notices, with numerous named people and organizations interwoven in a single fragment.
Reported in a scrambled 19th century column, Bonham era debate centers on a rail bill's fate amid partisan tactics. Mentions La Follette, Washington, and potential government action shaping policy and public expectations.
Garfields administration in Le Nand amid President Wilson era faces a resignation call as workers press for fuel administrator changes and a settlement review. Officials report a public petition and ongoing labor actions surrounding the wage and policy dispute, with authorities preparing responses and potential replacements.
The president delivered remarks to miners and industry representatives praising their work and reaffirming support for the sector. The event highlighted labor contributions and pledged ongoing cooperation with miners and related unions.
A large taxpayer figure addresses an assembly about urban planning and public expenditure. The speaker condemns misallocated funds and urges reform, citing specific project delays and the need for transparent budgeting. Public support and criticism surface around policy shifts and future revenue plans.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Faegien players and Starentien near a conflict, with scattered words about Bray of Wilamers, war waiters, and a Cait figure. The readable items suggest a historical match or event, but the text is garbled and lacks clear facts or dates.
A man identified as Virog was charged in connection with the death of Myrnar Lawton. The case involves a wedding of sorts and a deceased person linked to a local community, with details outlining the events surrounding the alleged crime and the investigation conducted by authorities. Further court action was expected as the case proceeds in Kaw Karen city.
Two people are reported killed in a serious incident described by local police. Investigators cordon the scene and gather evidence as officers work to determine the sequence of events and identify those involved. Further details on victims and motive were not released at press time.
The fragment outlines a political or polling event with phrases suggesting a charter or board activity. It mentions St Joseph and actions by a board or committee and a decision placed today. The readable items point to a public polling or governance matter without clear names or dates.
Fragmentary OCR text references arrests and names but lacks coherent details. The disordered wording prevents identifying individuals, locations, or actions with confidence. Summary cannot determine date, place, or charges from the readable segments.
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