Commissioners Hold Meeting in February Session
The Board of County Commissioners met February 14 with county officers present. They authorized tax redemption for 1922 sales up to the May sale, discussed road grading at the Cedar-Lord road, referred health officer and vital statistics vacancies to Dr Bergstrom for recommendations, and reappointed Library Board members N. J. Larrig and Lymanbury. They debated separating janitor duties from the deputy sheriff, considered road-rights along the railroad, and instructed staff on indigent aid inquiries. Action on Kanarra empounding ordinance was deferred due to absence of the County Attorney.
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Board of County Commissioners
Foster Farm
Cedar-Lord Road
Bergstroom
Tulnly Polvgician
N. J. Larrig
Lyman ‘Ury
Civic Center Club
Zone
Bank of Southern Utah
Hospital Board
Seminary Students Deliver Fine Parish Program at Parowan
Seminary students from Cedar City led a program in the Parowan Stake last Sunday with talks on A Sermon in Parables Jesus Platform and Prayer. Music included clarinet and violin solos and a Gwen Hunter led the closing prayer. Printed programs at door listed 26 Cedar City businesses that funded the printing.
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Cedar City
Parowan
Farowan East
Jesus
S’rayer
Marsden
Douglas Corry
Lela Roberts
Corry
Keith Macfarlane
Macfarlane
Bliss Bernice Carter
Maxine Parry
Clara Woodhouse
Kline Barney
Alma Barney
Gwen Hunter
Douglas Manning
Rex Harris
Clyde Hollingshead
Bill Palmer
Alice Webster
June Foster
Gertrude Wood
Will Hunt Rabbits With Mt Pleasant A G A D T
Big rabbit hunt planned between Parowan and Mt Pleasant set for the 25th in the valley. Officers report strong interest from local hunters and a third straight year of partnering with Mt Pleasant. Possible Cedar Valley Provo hunt considered with five men from each side. fundraising raffle Friday night.
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Mt. Pleasant
Provo
Cedar Valley
Cedar City
O. Anderson
Government to Preserve Historic Longhorn Cattle in Oklahoma
The U S Department of Agriculture will maintain a herd of longhorn cattle on Wichita National Forest Oklahoma to prevent extinction. The project follows an agricultural appropriation signed by President Coolidge on January 17 and aims to educate future generations about pioneer history.
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Southwest
Forest Service
United States Department of Agriculture
Wichita National Forest
Oklahoma
W. EB. Greeley
Coolidge
Colonel Greeley
Indian Territory
Texas
Post Office Receives Major Cabinet and Box Upgrade
The Puarowan Post Office has new steel cabinets and 234 combination boxes to serve patrons, including larger boxes for business houses. The lobby and workspace have more room, improving efficiency and access even when crowded. The project cost near two thousand dollars and reflects Postmaster Clark’s progressive leadership.
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Puarowan
Clark
F A N Club Holds Annual Party At Parcells Home
The F A N Club held its annual social on Saturday night at the Parcells home due to sickness among members. A radio program and games followed by a chicken pie supper with sides comprised the event. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Clifford Empey Mr and Mrs Archie Benson Mr and Mrs Merril Mitchell Mr and Mrs N Parcells Mr and Mrs W Warner Mitchell Mrs Ada Burton and Miss Ella Rodlnson Lucile Parcells and Josephine Mitchell.
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Parcells
Clifford Empey
Archie Benson
Merril Mitchell
N. ©. Parcells
W. Warner Mitchell
Ada Burton
Ella Rodlnson
Lucile Parcells
Josephine Mitchell
Elder Marsden Scribes Nostalgic Bowery Visit
Mila Marsden recounts a visit to the Bowery, describing its oddities and lingering smells, the street songs sung at night, and a harmonizing tale of a man who never returned. The correspondent notes memories from mission work and voices the area's rough charm.
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The
Bowery
Daya Sonely
Market ad musings on a butcher as dietitian join tonight show
A fragmented ad or note wonders about the butcher serving as a dietitian and asks what one thinks of that idea. The reader is directed to read the advert and refers to other parts of the issue for the show details.
Local wool sale caps half of valley's fleeces
About half of the valley's sixty thousand wool fleeces from small owners has been sold at 30 cents per pound, with some clips fetching a fraction more. Representatives sold many clips locally and countywide through John C. Carpenter and through S. J. Foster for Jeremiah Williams. Remaining clips may fetch 31 cents, though no sales at that price are confirmed. An advance payment of 1.00 per fleece and favorable storms are boosting business mood for the coming season.
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Sladlewell
Jones
Donald
John C. Carpenter
Jeremiah Wlliams
J. Foster
L. R. Anderson
Miss Lyman pledged to Periwle dramatic club
Miss Lamar Lyman a Parowan sophomore at Utah Agricultural College is pledged to the Periwle Club the colleges honorary dramatic group. She played a lead in Varsity's The Goose Slangs High and acts in a three act play this quarter. She also starred in a Little Theatre one act. She majors in English in the School of Basic Arts and Sciences and resides at the Sorority Chapter house.
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Logan
Lamar Lyman
Parowan
Utah Agricultural College
Periwle Club
Ly- Man
Little Theatre Organization
Miss Lyman
School of Basic Arts
Sorosis Sorority
Day Farms Co Sells Rambouillet Rams in Utah
Sale of five rams grossed 1300 dollars, highlighted by the famed Bill Miller ram bought previously for 800 in Salt Lake City. Purchaser W Hansen of Colington Utah adds reputation as a breeder, visiting California and Aristone flocks before buying in Parowan. Also note prior Day Farms sales including a ram lamb to Lloyd White for 250 dollars.
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Day Farma Co
W. Hansen
Collingston
Utah
California
Aristone
Parowan
Bill Miller
Day Farms
Salt Lake City
Day
Sak
Ihan- Beh
Day Farms Co
Lloyd White
Summit
Gleaner Girls Celebrate Successful St Valentine Dance
Eastward Gleaner girls report a very successful St Valentine dance praised for social spirit and decorations. The event proved a big financial and social hit, with edge over ten dollars and many well deserved compliments to the workers.
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Gleaner
St. Valentine's
Wool Marketing and Grading Course Offered in Parowan
A six week course in wool marketing and grading is organized by the Branch Agricultural College Wool Department and led by E Ray Lyman. It will cover wool problems and practical grading. Parowan breeders meet weekly and many show interest though not all attend yet.
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Branch Agricultural College
E. Ray Lyman
Ecollege
Parowan
Parowan Valley
Tron County Woolgrowers Elect Officers for Year
William I. Lyman was elected president of the Iron County Woolgrowers Association at the annual meeting held Tuesday evening. James C. Robinson was named vice president with Clark Orton as secretary. Ellis Orton and J C Robinson were appointed to the executive committee. The group heard the secretary treasurer report and set a committee to pursue selling this year’s wool clip.
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William i. Lyman
Iron County Wwool&owers Association
James c. Robinson
Clark Orton
Ellis. Orton
J. C. Robinson
Iron County School Board Eyes Health Certificates for Teachers
At a recent Iron County School Board meeting Doctor Macfarlane and Superintendent Barlow were tasked with drafting a plan requiring teachers to present health certificates when signing contracts. The board also discussed delaying Cedar City Parowan High School expansions, textbooks review, a potential separate Indian school in Cedar City, investing Uintah County sinking funds, and transfer of Newcastle property to the church. The board voiced confidence in Superintendent Barlow for the next two years, contingent on his acceptance.
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Iron County School Board
Macfarlane
Supt. Barlow
Iron County Ghail
Barlow
Parowan High School
Cedar City
Iit
Crou
Uintah County
Newcastle
James C. Robinson
H. S. Harricon
Utah
Buck law boosts Utah deer numbers across state
Ogden Utah February 14 District Forester Rutledge reports from the National Forest of Utah show a steady rise in deer numbers since the buck law. In 1926 about 2,000 bucks were killed, with deer now common even away from preserves. The 1926 census records 24,000 deer among other game, while violations and predation persist but decline in impact.
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Ogden
Utah
Rutledge
Doings in the Courts Drafts 35 Jurors for District Court
An order from Judge Burton directs the Clerk to draw thirty five jurors for the coming term of the District Court convening March 1. The venire will be given to the Sheriff with instructions to withhold service until further orders. Names drawn will be published in the next issue.
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Burton
Ser- Wee
New civil suits filed since last term listed
The docket lists new civil actions including Emme Cutler versus J C Carpenter and Glenan Brothers Roberts Piano Co, BD Adams, et al. Also Chashh versus Vigus and J G McGarry, Julia May Champa lain versus Log Angles and Salt Lake Railroad Co, and AL Y Hardy versus Isaac W Parry and the Bank of Southern Utah.
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Emme Cutler
J. C. Carpenter
Glenan Brothers Roberts Piano Co
BD. Adams, Et al
Chashh, Vigus
J. G. McGarry
Julia May
Champalain
Log Angles and Salt L .Rail Road Co
AL Y. Hardy
Isaac W. Parry
The
Bank of Southern Utah
Ulah State v Tobins and Dean Cutler case list
The term's criminal docket includes State of Ulah v Wesley Tobins and State v Dean Cutler with Cutler and Carpenter. In Justice Bottridge's court Tig S Green pleaded Bailly. he faced a fine for intoxication at the barn dance, received six days suspended on good behavior, and insisted on pleading guilty for a lighter penalty.
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Fip
State of Ulah Ve
Wesley Tobins
Dean Cutler
Stata
Carpenter
Missionaries to Speak After Sacrament Meeting
Bishop L M Marsden JP announces that speakers at the Sacrament Meeting will include Nessie Harley W Dalton Walger C G Mitchell and Parker, recently returned from brief mission trips to other wards in the Stake.
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L. M. Marsden
Hett
Jean
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Yeense
MT. Pleasant Agadt
Elder Marsden
Old Bowery District
Mila Marsden
Gales Ave
Brooklyn, N. Y
Bowery District
Albert Mitchell
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