Oil Pools Structure Warned Near Parowan
A. O. Nubeker, superintendent of the Manoel Sloe in Beaver County, outlines a preliminary geological survey of oil sands and shales near Parowan west of the city. He notes a crest line anticline with favorable sandstone beds and coal seams, projecting a well to prove potential oil values and promising public findings after tests by the University of Utah and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nubeker
Manoel
Beaver County
Aft
Webcker
Paroeen Go
Furdwan
Utah
Teir
Parowan Oil Oo
Parowah
Llindsour
Tor
An Sabling
Eest
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Praised in Letter
A neighbor's letter recounts a five year old's severe cold and chest cough eased by Chamberlain's Cough Remedy after initial warnings. The writer notes the first dose helped and the child recovered, attributing the improvement to the remedy's effect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Qreeker
Pana
Tollestren Sees Busy Week With New Pupil Enrollments
Albert WN Tollestren reports three splendid days of lessons as several new pupils plan to enroll soon. He notes the need to hire extra time to teach more, while Craxford Houston and guests visit Paro wan for Sunday and Monday. Samuel Hanks of Milford arrives at the home of Mr and Mrs A Matheson for a warm welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert WN. Tollestren
Iolim
Imusie
Micely Wai
Everal Tew Punna
Tollesteep
Craxford Houston
Pangintch
Parowan
Brand Mra
Matheson
Time Social at Opera House for Red Cross fund
Under the direction of Patowan clerks a Good Time social is planned at the Opera House Friday evening March 23 to support the Red Cross. Proceeds fund medical materials with a band concert at 8 o clock and a grand march led by Mr and Mrs Wm Thorns. Old dances, other musical numbers, free lessons, and social events are listed. Admission 60 cents per couple with tickets 29 cents for extra dances. all invited for a charitable cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patowan BL & Mtoo
Sgoial
Riday Evenins
Mateh
Red Cross
Mra
Thorns Thera
Buckhorn Notes and Local Happenings in 1918
EBeckhorn reports visitors from Beaver and Washington. Thomas I. Jones from Rowley returned from Telluride. Mrs Marthe Edwards from Milford attended a wedding. Luelia Edwards married on the 15th to Mr Aletser of Ridford. The Red Cross chapter organized and aiding soldiers. Primary associations active. A marriage and two rabbit hunts with supper and dancing occurred mid month. Fifty four rabbits killed for crop use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diss Luelia Edwards
MeAletser
Ridford
Rilford
Save the Babies Letters War Time Child Rearing Course
The Chil Saing League of Aviguida mogul offers weekly letters to subscribers as part of a twenty six letter course on gentatal culture for mothers. The program claims to aid child care during war and invites readers to send or pick up materials via University extension or named local contacts Oberhansig or Mrs Orton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chil Saing League
Aviguida
Kensian Davieion
Doyyversity of
Utah
Eying
Drvagian
University
Oberhansig
Wora Orton
Shouwid
Cedar Fate residents make business visit notes
Angus Bulloch and wife, John Nelson, Henry Melson, and Peter Bulloch of Cedar fate, were business visitors. Mrs Jota Dalton recently presented her husband with a baby boy, a welcome addition to the family. The Times advertises Leazh Fennture and Carpet Company of Cedar. subscribe for the issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angus Bulloch
John Nelson
Henry Melson
Peter Bulloch
Cedar Fate
Farowan Yestersday
Mra Jota Dalton
Times
Leazh Fennture and Carpet Company
Cedar Notes Reflect Local Events and School Updates
The Cedar notes report on local figures like John Cox and Claud Knell, frequent community trips by Supt Wott, and temple work in Parawan. Commercial Club held a meeting, main street grading progresses, and Feb 2 declared a special day with substantial volunteer turnout. Students boost shop upgrades, sports teams, dances, banquets, and upcoming basketball matches including a trip to St George and a planned game versus Hincklay.
Summit Letter Briefing on Local Affairs and Projects
The letter reports local health notes with several illnesses including grippe and measles in families, a brick cottage being erected on Geo A Lowe’s farm, and carpenters finishing a barn on Wm EH Lyman’s farm. It mentions water line work paused due to frozen grout, potential water main extensions for culinary uses, and discussions between Geo Lowe and Mr Lyman about extending the water system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Mathepon
Soldiers Entertain Guests Before Departure
A group of three soldiers, John Garr, desse Guymah, and Roy Bayer, were entertained with dancing, refreshments, jokes, and games. A large gathering of young friends attended to wish them well as they prepare to depart for service Thursday, hoping for a speedy and safe return.
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Rionday Oigar
Deha Go
John Garr
Desse Guymah
Roy Bayer
Baby Girl Born to Mack Guyman
Mack Guyman welcomed a baby girl in the latter part of last week. All parties are reported well and happiness surrounds the family.
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Hive
Mack Guyman
Dame Nicely
Special Lyceum at Cedar City on War Causes
Dawid Sharp of Cedar City reports a special lyceum number at the Cedar venue from March 4 to 5. Lecturer HOH Pow e,FHGD will discuss the deeper causes of the war. Bentleman is described as a leading post expert in the United States on this topic. Sharp urges all interested to attend on the stated dates.
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Dawid Sharp
Cedar City
Times
Lyceum
Cedar
Hoh
Aga the Bentleman
Sharp
Shove
Local News Briefs From Enterprise Notes 1918
Several cases of German Liberty related to Liberty trade are noted. A film change at the theatre and improved goods are reported with hopeful outlooks. The momps have nearly emptied your school but hopes remain for their return. Kira Thomas Rotingen is recovering from minor surgery at Cedar City hospital. Ira Herman Kopp, recently operated on, is recovering well at Cedar City hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kira Thomas Rotingen
Cedar City Hospital
Ira Herman Kopp
Decker-Ward Nuptials Mark Besotted Union at SE George Temple
Wr Alvin Decker and Miss Kalina Ward were married last Thursday in the SE George temple. The groom is a son of M M Decker, a young man of steady, progressive character. The bride is an adopted daughter of Mr and Mrs Silas J. Ward, described as a pleasant young lady with training as a housewife. The couple will make a home together as their years unfold.
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Alvin Decker
Kalina Ward
SE George Temple
M Decker
Tan
Mro
Silas J. Ward
New Passenger Service Adds Route With Daily Stops
Wa PF Barter introduces a second tar on its tag route to improve passenger service. Barton will join the route daily with Cedar, and special excursion trips will be offered as needed. Passengers may leave word at the Orton Hotel or post office.
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Wa PF
Forviia
Oir Barton
Cedar
Wil
Orton Hotel
Phos RD Adams Photographer Arrives in Parenan Woorton
Phos RD Adams, a photographer from Cedar Tity, will arrive in Parenan Woorton and stay several days. He will be ready to work, and all photos taken should use him at once.
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RD Adams
Cedar Tity
Will
Parenan Woorton
Will Nenrsin
Sev Ral
Hialing
Beaver Woolen Mills Seeks Rags for Payment
Ady Dr Burton reports Clarence Lamoreaux’s wife hosted a friend who delivered four babies Saturday. The notice invites rag collection starting next Monday, paying two cents per pound, with exclusions for burlap and unrelated items.
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Pritchard
Rage
Burlap
Warer Rovers
Face Metal
Beaver Woolen Milla
Travelbay 10 GE Chosen By Sommer Club And City Fathers
A winter city meeting by the Commercial Club committee, chaired by D A Matheon and others, discussed removing poles from the center of the street from the top of the lane to Wen Ho Lyman's corner, grading and surfacing, with citizens donating labor. They planned a gravel day and general okays to execute the work, while seeking instructions on street lighting and utility moves. A motion to close free passes and appoint a lower electric service was approved, with a new monthly charge proposed.
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Consiaing
D A
Matheon
H & Hyatt Wm T
Marcstrat
Diata
Pendleton
Caty Health Board
Dantes
Rex enters Great Triangle service with heat pictures
Rex management informs readers that they are now tied up with the Great Triangle service. They have contracted for renowned photographs to be shown across the United States. Beginning Thursday the Rex will show two street Dramatic Per Week with arrangements for a special war picture. Tickets will be reserved in advance and people will be assured of good seating.
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Rex Management Inforins
Frangle Sevice
United States
Rex Nas
Mee Vers Foge Returns to Studies at BOA
Mee Vers Foge spent the latter part of last week with her folka re hurt to Cedar Sunday to resume her studies at the BOA.
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Folka
The
BOA
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GAP
AG Neberer
Patswah
Neebrer
Neheker
Shales
University of Utah
Samuel Hanks
Milford
BOD
Ebeckhorn
George Hutchinga
Beaver
Renald Daresworth
Washington
Vlelking
Thomas I. Jones
Nnn Tea Co
Paulus Aé
Rowley
Marthe Edwards
Croza
Gré Alen
U.S
Cedar Notes
John Cox
Claud Knell
Gadar
Supt Wott
Parewan
Bry
Bird Joseph Belling
St George
Temple
Commercal Club
Hieary Gud
Itarmin
Main Street
Aya
Thera
Pre- Sétif
Pollege
Stniors
Mr Knett
Kittenet
Fir
Lewis and
Afr
Christenzot
Se George
Hincklay
Mir
Elaina Boletos
Ated Mir
Lira Herman Green
Driggs
Ida Fresisting
Mrs Green
Lire
Nef Baller
Charoberlar
John Ho Dailey
Mvalley
Nira
Fangukehia
Jobo Bo Daley
Furning
Kladtarlane
Saldiec Bove
Special Lyceum Humber
Enterprise Notes
Liberty Trédglen
Wei
Decker-Ward
Ady
Burton
Clarence Lamoreaux
Pararenah
Dene Picely
Sravelbay
Sommercal Club
Sity Fathers
Man
Hatterson
Cornelman
Prdtsattiod
Messrs Wood
Ogden
Bulkfield
Culverty
Great Triangle Service
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