Missionaries appointed for Parowan Stake study meeting
The Parowan Stake Presidency selected 20 missionaries to labor in stake wards and mailed notices. A meeting for instruction and appointments is set for January 8, 1915, in Cedar City Tabernacle, with a 30 day field labor period. The letter urges duty and the value of kindness to family and others.
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Parowan Stake
Cedar City
Stake of
Zion
Stake Presidency
Brother
Tabernacle
Hald
Gasoline and Charity Woven Through Modern Life
A nostalgic column satirically extols gasoline for feats from auto travel to windmills while warning of dangers and social troubles. It juxtaposes its power with whiskey and urges kindness, charity, and thoughtful words. Concludes with notices: location notices and warranty deeds for sale at the office.
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Standard Oil Co
Peace on earth good will to men in Christmas song
Christmas greetings describe festive scenes from mountains to ocean with carols, church bells, and family cheer. The poem envisions unity and hope, invoking peace on earth and goodwill to men, urging Christian love, vespers, and the messianic blessing from Galilee, ending with veritas vincit.
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Galilee
Messiah
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Geo. Fitch
Santa Claus
Aarat
T. G. Eckles
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John T. Mitchell
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Cin, AF. Whitney
Parowan Equitable Co-op
Leon L. Eckles
HOTEL
ORTON
M. A. Orton
Isaaccc Lemmon
E. R. Liston
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F. J. Burton
John S Brown
F. L. Gower
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A. G. Matheson
Watchmaker
A Matheson
Wm. P. Barton
Paragonal
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Cedar Cry
Dooce Brothers
F. O. B. Franco
J. WM. Halterman
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John T. Rasmussen
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