11 Feb 1920
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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1920
Page
1
An influenza outbreak in Parowan prompted the health board to quarantine all families with children in the 8th and 4th grades after exposure at a school. About twenty five cases reported among students with three teachers and three parents affected. Authorities urge caution, avoidance of exposure, and prompt reporting of illness.
The Times cites a broad public debate on communication methods. It notes mixed reactions as speakers from both sides present views and question the adequacy of the current system. The piece highlights the call for cleaner, more direct public discourse and asks who should set dates for future inquiries.
A traveler describes a difficult road trip from New Haven Connecticut to Charleston West Virginia in a car that did not require repairs until the journey. The voyage included five mile long mud tracks growing rough, rocky paths, and frequent rain over four nights. The vehicle remained operable though battered, and the writer offers future details on request.
Informavien faa been reewed that M. Taylor BG of suisse Theo, 18 suffering from the refinen cae Wt Tealnt waain thin weh horhead whew thre weeks wa, aca pay at thet time ferling eplendid Hae presumably contracted the dis ease Ho he wad on his Way forth.
A fragmentary historical note describes waterlogged Goregy Hall foundation and walls, damaged by drift and time. It mentions Waterlon TM supplied by Farm Bureau to salvage debris, with plans to grade and level the site for educational use but includes unclear details and a plea for removal to improve the grounds for schoolchildren.
The article outlines key bedding methods for range sheep herding. It discusses advantages of bedding systems over old practices, noting benefits like fresh forage access, reduced trampling, and higher weight gains. It cites percentages and seasonal outcomes from various bedding configurations.
The article reports on a new mill project by Paragoneh Milling Company with remarks from manager Mr Lowder. It mentions ambitious flour production claims and notes long service by the controller in Chatee, highlighting years of work.
A damaged OCR describes road improvements along Main Street and approaching Court House corner, noting eroding travel replaced by gravel surfaces, ditch work, and level paving. The project spans Rasmussen and Orten corners toward the southwest, promising an ideal route.
Kenneth Clark longtime figure in Furowan community died after influenza illness. Information received yesterday states he contracted the illness Monday and passed away Tuesday morning. He was a respected, elderly resident with many friends and connections in the area.
An alarmist editorial warns of a European war broadening to threaten the United States. It argues radical agitation could swell across continents, urging vigilance against Bolshevik and socialist influences while calling for decisive action to protect industry, labor, and national unity.
A garbled passage describes muddy roads and fallen objects affecting drivers. It mentions a recent fall of something new, and reluctance to speak openly about the incident. The text references drivers working to recover and an end to the event.
Paragonah Utah February 8 1820 Jared Robinson Cedar City influenza claimed two year old Harrar Barton and Alfred Goff among others families suffer as epidemic wanes. Widow Sarah Robinson and four children mourn loss while prayers extend to grieving relatives and affected neighbors in community.
An article discusses candy as part of a balanced diet for growing children, claiming protein intake and other nutrients drive confectionery cravings. It surveys substitutes like dairy, fruit, and bread, and notes confectionery’s role in satisfying essential cravings.
A garbled passage warns readers to stay wary while traveling through county roads and urban routes. The text describes sight lines, distances, and a cautious approach, urging vigilance and safe behavior amid unclear or corrupted details.
Workers in Paroworld completed street improvements with gravel filling many gaps and leveling. Crews graded and surfaced the west lane from Tabergeele cover to Alarsden's corner, and repaired several other blocks, bringing the total value of work to about five thousand dollars.
In a murky correspondence from Porowan dated February 1426 Fahitor Timea Times Abakepenr, residents protest road conditions between Lund and Cedar Rim and urge sensible policy on the new tire law. They discuss potential power supplies, waterworks, and community leadership amid debates over a regional power plant and distribution. The letter references local figures Heber Howley and others, and notes hardships from travel, fuel, and disease while urging practical steps.
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