A Heart and a Dollar for the Red Cross
A local Red Cross appeal urges renewal of membership for 1919. The message highlights universal membership, requests donations of one dollar, and urges those honored as workers to respond, with a push to submit by Saturday. The Iron County Chapter plans yellow crosses for distribution next week and to send them to Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Brotherhood of Mankind
Europe
Ciozen
Speal
Iron County
Germany
Burial Notice for Leonidas Glark in Farowan Cemetery
Leonidas Glark died last Friday in the Farowan cemetery family plot. Son of Mrs Taorg Clark he was a well known local figure honored for military service and later worked in Montana with his brother Amate. After release from service he contracted influenza and pneumonia, dying in the recent week. Relatives and friends extend sympathy.
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Leonidas Glark
Glentane
Farowan Ceme
Clark
Kaceeo
Waa
Hug
Montana
Bia
Amate
Themi
Conrad Binnter
Hanaa
Home Again Lawrence Miller Returns From Service
Lawrence Miller, after service with Unelea Sam bask Agro, attended the University of Utah, transferred to California, and returns to his home area upon honorable discharge.
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Lawrence Miller
Unelea Sam Bask Agro
Fong
University of Utah
California
FOR SALE AND LOCAL Notices from Perewan Utah Adv
Classified items advertise a two room Main Street house with utilities and rail flight connections, a land parcel of 40 noses adjoining farms for sale or trade for cattle, and notes on rental intentions for the Orton Home. Local residents Anthony Paxton and Parovan Whitney were involved in private business matters.
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EEANT
Fromoe Holding
Op Pogite Equitable Abora Guitable
Amall Business Place
Main Street
Gee A, Whitney
Fparovan
Utah
Geo Decker
Jas C. Rotmann
Cornee
Deaths and illnesses in a 1918 influenza outbreak
The notice reports Dee 1A 1918 influenza illness in the Garton family with Mir and Myre Johe CG Garton severely affected and their 2 year old son dying after about five days. Funeral services were held at the cemetery. Gl aud Edwards returns from the army. Nea Mary Anbroak shows tentative improvement after ten months of poor health.
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Dallert
Mir
Myre Johe
Garton
Ant
Mary Anbroak
ENTERPRISE NOTES DEC 14 1918 Ivor Clove and family birth reports
December 14 1918 notes from Enterprise column report Ivor Clove and family illness a prolonged cold and home remedies. Births announced: Henry Fundall son, Eure Trueman Jr daughter. Local weather praised, soldiers expected from Camp Lee. Town gossip mentions a prominent local figure delaying travel due to family illness.
Death notices and local updates in Cedar area
The Cedar paper records multiple deaths from pneumonia and influenza plus local life updates. William Smith, born 1870 in Kane County, dies after illness. Conrad Binner, loyal husband and father, dies after virulent pneumonia. Also noted are election results for Tree County Shoot Board and several Cedar residents’ travel, health, and family news amid flu quarantines and hospital closures.
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Wm Smith
Waa
Kane
Cedar
Tum
Mr. Stith
For Sale Fresh lite Enquire of H and Twyatel
For sale a few bushels of fresh lite. Inquire of H and Twyatel, Furowan Utah.
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H &. Twyatel
Furowan
Utah
Parowan Fentelle Coop Association Purchase Checks Notice
Parowan Fentelle Coop Association announces purchase checks will be received starting December 26 and continue through December 21. All persons who have checks are required to present them during the specified period or they will not be accepted later. Secretary MATHESON confirms the notice.
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Parowan Fentelle Coop Association
Purrane
Matheson
Welcome Home Soldier Boys From Rome
Purham bors and Moroni South recall elder Porowan’s family as soldiers return home last week. The Welcome Home committee planned a public greet but quarantine laws blocked gatherings. Still, the community eagerly awaits an orderly reception once restrictions lift.
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Purham Bors
Moroni
Porowan
Arciyvél
Wlalcome Homie
Ane High
Legen
Cwitch the Goya
Blood tone urged to ward off contagion in wartime disease scare
Dentists warn that thin watery blood after Sleeth infection signals poor health, urging blood donation to curb influenza spread. Reports from Panguitch to Parson show residents returning home and resuming business as a bakery. Refugee aid rises with Red Cross drives. February clothing shipments planned, with 1700 garment pieces to be produced by county women, amid wartime relief efforts.
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Lawat
Atriekon
Icon
Hhave
Jace
Ron County
The
Red Cross
Theresa
Ache
Europe
Frank Lyman Returns From Military Service
Frank Lyman, who was a leader of the SATG at the University of Oklahoma, has returned to his home after receiving notification of his recent military service release.
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Erwin Pryor
Delta
Utah
Frank Jones
Frank Lyman
Uo Haa
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Cmos
Herm Old Keem Wray
Eheweh
Paragonah
Og Fafo
Harta Ear Cey
New Castle
Riana Enech Fia
Tery
Home Again
Adv
H C Ayre
Perewan, Utah
Bire Anthony Paxton
Eanech
Orton
Lacy
Victigay Paragonar
Glaud Edwards
Enterprise Notes
Ivor Clove
Mea Henry Fundall
Aaen
Eure
Mra Win
Trueman, Jr
Camp Lee Soon
George
Wo Smith
Conrad Hunter
Cedar City
Tree County Shoot Board
Walter Kittehell
Neo
Richard A Thorley
Precict
Lele A Thorley
Dr Petty
James Chatterly
Thomas Walker
Imperil Valley
Therwil
Galfora
Arizona
King
Unversit of
Willie Jones
LaMar Grail
Morican Fallo
Francs Middleton
John Grown
Irene WeClean
Cogelete
Salt Lake City
Lira Grant Lowe
Mra
John Bower
Haner
Tera
Gronway Parry
Parry
Harry Michael
Lunn
LaVero Mack
Hipcung
Gahformea
Michael
Cedar Ders Nok
Tensa
Boaco Emergency Hospital
Aira Frank Jackason
Eli Jackson
Vite
Beret
Army
Evin Wollrama
Arthor Frank Stapley
Curlevgh
Camp Kearney
Fallace Soith
Bias Jane Lewis Seueting
Carl Wood
Ogden
Angus Bullock
Chicago
Ward
Parewan
Uteh
Hannwenn
Wongqe
Santa
Soldier Boys
Rome
Durham Morris
Moroni Smith
Hawks
Efe
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