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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1925
Page
1
Parowan High edged Beavour and Maer in a tense home clash to stay alive for a state tournament berth. Minersville leads with one win as Parowan and Beaver fight for a playoff spot in a two-game finish.
The BB Club entertained their husbands at a Valentine party on Monday evening February 14 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Albert B. Adams. The room was decorated in red, white, and green with lights and floral arrangements. Prizes were awarded to winners in games and favors were given to guests.
Two narratives describe sales of fantasy items by Des Eating Company of the City with Br Willard Day noting a sale of one hundred head at 3500 pounds each and five head at 150 dollars each to Knight Sugar Company interests in Canada.
Reading reads as garbled business note. This item references Mr George A Mitchell and a Cedar Lidy related fee, with unclear context and no definite event or date. The readable fragment conveys a financial matter involving a named individual and a Cedar property term.
In a tense match the Pleasant Fish and Game Protected Association hosts faced a visiting team in a rabbit shoot. Scores showed a tight contest with both sides claiming moments of success and disappointment amid rough conditions and strong shooting.
Br Win Jo Matheson a longtime resident of the Cedar area died recently. Friends noted his efforts to unwind property holdings and settle affairs as he resided near the Arizona border. He had purchased a grocery store and service station along a major corridor and was reportedly moving his affairs to a new venture before passing.
The Lowder faculty will present a program at the Daughters of the Tigrecers gathering. The event occurs Thursday of the week, with preparations underway and invitations extended for attendance by members and supporters.
Mist Ferm Ruby of the Times Office passed away yesterday after illness. Amos Ruby, her brother at Hormgdake Weabitueton Ceumy fort for over a year, learned of the death as his sister and Mrs Marcuerite Mertcosyn mourned nearby. The couple was preparing for a quiet morning when news arrived. He was to be transported to Careceville for internment at a later time.
Davenport and Davenport players return to Parowan to rebuild the team after a tough season. Coaches express resolve as they prepare for upcoming games and aim to restore morale.
At the Wael Plaster and Cement Co meeting in Ceckat the board was reconstituted to pursue plaster well construction. New executive members include Williams, Jotun P Futter, and LW Jones. officers pledged enthusiastic support for future projects and expansion of the gas industry initiative in the valley.
A call to action appears urging residents to cooperate with authorities and share information about notable happenings in the area. The message emphasizes community involvement and directs readers to contact the Times or local officials with any pertinent tips or observations.
A written proposition seeks to buy surplus power from Psarowao ily 3 units with city officials largely favoring the deal by March. Observers note strong support from local leaders for a central coordination of the pump area and potential revenue near 1000 dollars or more, depending on final arrangements.
The readable fragments hint at a period piece referencing a family and a local reopening. Specific names and places are not discernible, leaving the core event and participants unnamed in the available portion.
The Polshe Soermce Pesan, established by Prat WHOM and BOA Com Cedar, invites Ward residents to a red trest on Sunday. An evening program led by Mr Aandtig features performances and remarks from city officials about bonds and local projects.
Stubbs LaPevere Marnag ai Chester Stubbs and Mary Leleve wed on lwak WOLK at the home of Pareets and Pangideh in Chester. The couple, joined by Walter W Blilibbs of Litany, greet guests amid uncertain text about future plans and happiness.
The Conference of the Power State will be held on March 1 and 8 with sessions on presiding committees and cohesion topics. Key speakers include Cedar Woods and the Parish Council. attendees will discuss program planning and alliance meetings.
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