Cedar City Holiday Visits Highlight Local Family Gatherings
Mrs Gwen Banks and children from Milford visit Cedar City with her mother Mrs Willard Jones. Mr and Mrs Wilson Lunt and family stay in Parowan with Mrs Lunt's parents. Miss Lela Finten homes in Cedar en route home from Salt Lake. Mr and Mrs Art Carpenter plan Salt Lake City move this winter. Mr and Mrs A T Jones spend Christmas in Parowan with Mrs Jones's parents. Miss Dorothy Woodhouse from Provo spends holidays in Cedar with the Woodhouse family. Mr and Mrs Waldo Wighee welcomed a baby girl at the County hospital last week.
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Gwen Banks
Milford
Cedar City
Willard Jones
Lela Fiinten
Salt Lake
Cedar
Art Carpenter
Salt Lake City
Dorothy Woodhouse
Provo
A. L. Woodhouse
Waldo Wighee
Middleton and Leigh Visit Family After Logan Trip
Misa Roma Middleton and LaVera Leigh returned from Logan last week to spend holidays with their families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Roma Middleton
LaVera Leigh
Logan
Christmas Socials and Losses Highlight Cedar City News
Mr and Mrs Ray Mitchell spent Christmas in Parowan visiting relatives. Gustave Larson celebrate birth of a baby girl last week in the hospital. Henry Bergstrom and Mary Bergstrom visited Salt Lake City for Christmas and family. Eugene Christensen hosted Christmas dinner for four families. John Urle hosted Christmas dinner for eight. The community mourns the death of Henry Lunt as family travels from Salt Lake City. Corris Ashton travels to Cedar City for Henry W. Lunt’s death.
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Ray Mitchell
Parowan
Gustave Larson
Henry Bergstrom
Mary Bergstrom
Salt Lake City
Anthone Lunt
Cedar City
Mr. Lunt
Mire
Corris Ashton
Cedar Monday
Henry W. Lunt
Christmas Party Held at Custensen Home
Last Thursday Virginia Corry hosted a Sunday School party at Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Custensen home. Guests enjoyed various games and received gifts from a fishing pond with dainty refreshments served.
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Virginia Corry
Eugene Custensen
Daniel Clark Visits Springvilie for Several Days
Daniel Clark is spending a few days visiting in Springville, engaging with local residents and exploring area sites during his stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Clark
Springvilie
London births rise each day with heavy infant deaths noted
A report notes that London sees a new life every three minutes around the clock, yet more than 10,000 babies die before reaching their second birthday, highlighting stark infant mortality concerns in the city.
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London
Lively Contests Planned for Ogden Livestock Show
The Eighth Annual Ogden Livestock Show features a Milk Maid contest open to women over fifteen with cash prizes and a silver vase. A Herdsmen prize rewards top animal care, and a Collective County Herds exhibition offers three silver cups for Holstein Jersey and Guernsey county herds owned by two or more county residents.
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Ogden
Jersey
Guernsey
Local men return home for holidays from Tooele work
Arch Benson Frank Stevens and Yenill Orton return from several weeks employment in Tooele to spend the holidays with their families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Arch Benson
Frank Stevens
Yenill Orton
Tooele
Team opens season with win in local tune up
The basketball squad traveled for a short tour and won their season debut 28 to 18 against Milford on the local floor last Friday.
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Milford
Dorothy Learns Slam Is Slang From Confused Child
A girl named Dorothy aged about four mistakes the word gee for slam. She tells her father she does not say gee because it is slang. He asks what slam is. She demonstrates by slamming the door with a bang.
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Dorothy
Amm
Afirm faith best theology and temperance best physic
A concise quotation praising faith as theology road life as philosophy and temperance as the best medicine, urging a clear conscience as law and Hefty policy as guiding principle with prudent moderation.
Busy Concordia youth juggles debts and talents
The busiest young man in Concordia is described as having three girls on the string, repairing his own water cars, belonging to a new lodge, and being a champion pool player with 23 creditors to dodge.
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Concordia
Mancardia
Kan
Blade
Always Something Doing There Warns of Sun Dying Light
A remark about endless activity and scientists warns that the sun's light may die out, suggesting ongoing vigilance and looming cosmic risk. The line underscores perpetual concern and the role of scientists in foreseeing celestial peril.
The British Knighthood Privilege Explained
The conferring of knighthood in Great Britain does not grant legal privilege beyond social precedence. A knight ranks below a baronet and neither the dignity nor the title passes to heirs.
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Britain
Ogden Stock Show Rosters Loom as Industry Leaders
The eighth annual Ogden Livestock Show rosters officials and judges from Utah and across the West for January 4 to 8. The lineup includes superintendents for beef cattle, dairy, swine, judging, and ranges from Ogden to Logan, with executives and officers named.
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Pacatelli
Idaho
Kenneth ¢ Lkeler
Logan
Utah
Frank Brown
Cartansy
Oregon
Geer Hachtan
Bast Lake City
Charles ¢Ayton
Ogden
Frank Gall
Forrest Taylor
San Francisco
California
Grand Island
Nebraska
Charles i. Barton
James H. DeVine
Seuss 3. Richards
Frank Driggs
Mlot
Hampton
Charles Clayton
Orden‘ Lives Show
Charles H. Barton
Fasnog H. DeVine
P. Healey
Frank J. Blevens
A. P.igelow
Ais Eccles
Fr A. Dix
Trassurer
L. I
Getting a Change
A young wife and her agitated mother discuss a planned talk with the husband. The mother questions the purpose, suspecting it is a confrontation about domestic tensions. The wife remains nonchalant as the scene unfolds in Louiville.
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Mary
Loulaville Courier-Journal
In Vegetable Land Misa String Bean
The playful line features Misa String Bean declaring beauty while Carrot retorts that strings define charm. A whimsical scene centers on personified produce exchanging quips about appearance.
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Misa
Carrot
Wealth shows health despite debt burden in Nation
The Nation's wealth appears strong through diligent effort yet many men still borrow heavily. The tone notes persistent borrowing as a widespread habit amid a generally healthy economy.
Map hero praised for bravery after averting disaster
On Exhibition A a man credited with preventing a great disaster was praised for his heroism. A woman expressed she wished to witness the feat, and he blushed and stammered before finally gesturing downward with a quip about where "they" were.
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Weill
Moonlight Night Charges Argued By Zeest and Landlord
Zeest recommends charging for moonlit nights while Wai the landlord remains unconcerned. The pair spar over pricing and perks as fog looms, sparking a humorous dispute about rebates and customer charges.
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Zeest
Beatrice and Millicent Debate a French Speaker
In a party scene Beatrice jokes about a man who could speak French while Millicent compares him to a Frenchman. Beatrice counters that he is actually an American named Ike.
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Beatrice
Millicent
Ike
Character Exchange Sparks Notable Barroom Moment
A brisk exchange escalates as one character calls another a coward amid a tense barroom crowd. The jibe about following shadows fuels the scene and hints at underlying fear and bravado among the figures.
Evidence Stranger- Do you really think you are a hundred years old?
A fragment dialogue portrays a debate on age and identity with an aged Black person asserting doubt about remethod. The piece hints at themes of memory and perception within a conversational framework.
Remembered Wife in Golf Banter Recalled in New Bern
The exchange recalls a late New Bern moment about marriage and golf memory. Srubby notes the wedding day was the day after a 30-foot putt was sunk, reflecting a playful, local-sports tone and intimate detail.
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Srubby
New Bernlan
Not Necessarily Jones Scotch Pen Quip Sparks Banter
A humorous exchange features Jones and Smith discussing luck among Scots and the value of close friends. The dialogue hints at social warmth and literary wit in a casual street conversation.
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Jones
Pen
Jonese
Big Horn turkey deal sets record price in West
The Big Horn Basin marketing association sold about 225000 pounds of dressed turkey, bringing over 102000 dollars as top prices. Jerps Commission Company of Omaha bid successfully, paying 46 cents per pound for number one, 40 cents for old toms, and 38 cents for number two turkeys. J E Ebright, superintendent, represented Jerps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerps Commission Company of
Omaha
J. E. Ebright
Jerps Company
Thin Clothes and Fat Figure in Comic Exchange
In a light exchange Ig notes Ethel Flynn is very fat while admiring that her clothes remain thin, resulting in a playful, humorous moment highlighting exaggerated attire.
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Ethel Flynn
Prince’s Umbrella Enigma Sparks Hopeful Misreadings
A fragmentary dialogue reveals two men debating recovery of a missing companion. The first believes the prince is lost and beyond hope, while the second hints at a misread clue tied to an umbrella engraving.
Foot gesture in film kiss scene prompts father reveal
A quirky line notes a girl lifts her foot during a kiss in a movie, with the punchline that her father is behind the gesture. The remark plays on film trope and family dynamic for humor.
When to marry the girl you see daily
A reflective line suggesting endurance in courtship and marriage over repetitive daily encounters. It frames perseverance as a path to commitment.
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Mrs
Wilson Lunt
Parowin
Mrs. Lunt
Mrs. A. T. Jones
Mrs. Jones
Eugene Christensen
A. A. Jones
W. E. McIntire
Ily
John Urle
Henry
Nore
Ogden Stock Show
Nitieck
Jesse
Alex Patterson
Jack Lee
George Tomlinson
Sam Jarvis
C. A. Redgers
L. L.aller
Minkley
Bera J
FjelArted
Vecatello
E. KF. Rinehart
Boisa
E.O. Walter
Miler
Bart Seley
ME. Pleasant
John J. Vazier
Wella
Nevada
Floyd Fox
Si ¥Erton
Herbert Chandler
Haker
Kow
Olson
Cakeville
Wyoming
Lea Kenner
Mandl
Frank Griee
Boise
C. Z Harris
Richmond
Lee Peterson
Salina
Harold F. Stichards
Charles Miller
Wisdom
Avont
Thomas Painter
Evanaten
Wye
F & Neddinrip
Minden
Ralph Fitchforth
Pater Wanato
Jackson
Bert Charter
John W. Thornley
Aveviils
Bike Isarclay
Slackfest
John
Calne
Loan
Shildman
Plier
A McMaster
Twin Falla
Warnick
Pleasant Grove
Hk Warnick
Figgman
Harold Winterton
Charleston
C. A. Valentine
Poentello
Starry Lb
Summers
Salmon
Hugo
Wood
Spencer
Rey Shutwell
Boles
W. J. Kelly
Kelly
Wyosming
U. Ellison
Layton
Grover
Rich
John WW
Itean
Idrleham City
France Bettla
Gannett
J. Selby Badt
Waetla
Mevada
Hig Stout
Pany
Deugs
C. L. Pinder
SUN Deug CO
4Th South & West Temple
William W. Buller
J. M. Saster
Sheep Ass
M.v.dpalley
A. G. Johnson
George Rasmussen
H. ©. Parcells
Court House
A. G. Matheson
Upper Main Street
State of Utah
County of Iron
Said
Parowan City
saiYity
WM. Bettridge
Iron County
Larry
Union
Union of South Africa
Cape Town
Pretoria
New York
Marsdens
Toggery
Standard Supply Company
King Coal
Banking
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