25 Feb 1920
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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1920
Page
1
Helen endures a grim dental visit as a school doctor questions her sleep and habits. A card to her mother sparks fear while a child named Belene recalls tooth troubles and a grim scene with nails and a hammer. The episode ends with more echoes of worry and care from family.
Test Wednesday the eleven months old child of A Halterman died after wheezing and fits for over a week. The infant had been delicate since birth. Funeral services were held at the residences of Win. C. Oreton, but Thursday after aged.
A 19 centen… child ill after pneumonia and influenza like illness. Efforts at care failed. services held at the family residence Sunday afternoon for the deceased child.
Bugardan notes report the death of William P. Rowley from injuries after an attack of the Fly, with Bert Binoer of Farowan and Krave connections. Sympathy messages and local weather chatter accompany a note on Mrs Mollie Edwards and a week of school closures due to colds and coughs.
Fragmentary notice claims a tonic for children world health uses. It mentions no harmful drug and references Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as effective for coughs and colds. The excerpt ends without clear publication details or outcomes.
County commissioners discussed the county road bond and road work funding. Appointments were made to the State Road Commission, and claims totaling 149,464 were allowed as the meeting adjourned until March.
The note records arrivals and moves in Summit including Frank O Donnell and family moving to Summit, Wm Ho Dailey’s absence, Mrs Wo Teles GB McAllister visiting Debta, and Alex Daley returning from Springdale. It mentions hospitalizations, land purchases, and farmers preparing for spring work as of 1920.
Fragmentary OCR reads like a jumble of names, places, and purchases in Utah. Mentions run for governor, Guy Ray Orman buying autos, Parowan Auto Co stock, and scattered references to Lake Hollister Ragby Moon, with ad like lines about sale and farming.
A fragmented report describes Seedie Baloo attacking Perec and then noting peculiar edible cravings. It suggests people may take Chamberlain's Tablets to avoid further attacks, though details and sequence are unclear in the garbled text.
The Health Board kept a watchful guard and supplied food as a quarantine tested. Despite confinement, the speaker expressed readiness to resume business as before the quarantine, noting there was plenty of work and no theft during lockdown.
Rep Whiford Pray meets with the State Road Commission in Salt Lake City on Monday regarding post roads for the apanty Assamsted project with Seneter Jones and officials. The article notes taxes, influenza, and a pending spring seeding season, urging readiness for ballots on March 2 and discussingQuarantine and health measures. Weather prophets forecast spring onset in March with ongoing local farm and manufacturing updates.
The notice reports the death of Jenne Connell at age one and notes extensive family responses. It mentions local events, planning for performances, and farm plans, with scattered references to residents Alfred Pealy Prize, Kies Lichen, Miz Welba Goon Finnegan, and David Sharp. The fragmented text also references Washington's Birthday observance in Parowan and local repairs and vehicle purchases, reflecting a busy community page.
Cedar City February 21 120 Cedar loses in the death of Mrs Wario Arthur Leet aged around seventy two after influenza pneumonia. Born 1844 in Gest she emigrated to Utah in 1872 a devout Latter Day Saint believer. Survived by five children and many friends, funeral services held with church gatherings and social events noted.
A garbled property sale notice offers land south of a road for 250 dollars or less to remove from premises by a party named Anthony Paseo and others. It mentions selling the entire holdings of Frank and a distribution of assets valued at about 11 pounds, with a hopeful date near the fourth, inviting bidders to press themselves for the dispersal of the estate.
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