County Fair General Committee to Be Appointed
Tron County Fair Association chairman William Pritchard announces a general committee will be formed soon to choose subcommittees for the 2919 County Fair in Parowan. Early planning aims to involve sheep and cattlemen, farmers, housewives, and youths to ensure broad display and low costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Pritchard
Tron County
Magucration
Boye
Gitie
Chainer
Coates
Putin
To More Home. Sunday and Monday Homecomings Spark Joy
Sunday and Monday ten more of our soldiers arrived home in excellent spirits and health. Koy Moora came Sunday greeted by relatives and many friends glad to see him safely back. Ren. Erose Paramore arrived Monday afternoon to Parowan and to meet his father, sister and brothers plus a host of friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bose
Koy Moora
Paramore
Parowan
Annual Stockholders Meeting in Forowan Utah
The annual stockholders meeting will be held Monday January 13 at the old Breek School building for election of officers to serve the ensuing year and other business. Alex H Rollg signed notice.
Prichard Buys Rambouillet Sheep From Warren
William Prichard purchased 25 head of Rambouillet sheep from Joe Warren for 1250 dollars. He plans to raise pure bred sheep on his newly bought farm, previously owned by H S Hystt and now run by his son Sitney. Local notes mention a redroad discussion and potential railroad routes through Gownty toward Little Zion, with no definite plan yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Prichard
Joe. Warren
Pritchard
H S Hystt
Sitney
Parowar
Ron County
Lund
Poe
Cedar
Little Zion
Mourning Cedar Leader John Gower and death tracing
The community laments the passing of John Gower son of Mita amid illness from a severe disease. Despite medical care the disease prevailed, and John, described as jolly and upright, succumbed last Friday. Funeral services were held at the family residence with speakers Ep. Harry Lunt and Sam F Leigh. A basketball team project progresses alongside quarantine impacts, with several articles and school updates noting mask use, pneumonia cases, and improving conditions at the Flo Situation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agair Cedar
Becaur
Initaenga
John Gower
Mita
Mary Gaerer
John
Turing
Nore
Tie
Bent Ep
Harry Lunt
Sam F Leigh
Bank building completed in Parowan, southern Utah pride
The new Iron County bank structure rises as one of the finest in the southern part of the state. A two story design houses offices above and banking operations below, featuring water and electric lighting, vaults for valuables, and a grand oak marble interior. Idaho sandstone towers and red brick upper floors showcase a majestic exterior. Officials deserve praise for a modern, high quality bank building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iron County
Parton
Salt Late City
Lgg
Salt Lake City
Idaho
Arey
Hand In Refuge Clothing and Socks Requested Next Saturday
An annual report must be prepared and sent to Denver by January 18. All hands of the faithful Red Cross ladies and the refugees clothing collected by the FBI last week will be handed in. Each piece should be cleaned, pressed, and neatly folded for packing the guide for equipment and shipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zoom
FBI
Denver
Pumora
Lathea
Red Cross
Saturdey
Auction Sale Notice in Local North of Court House
Auction on Saturday January 13 at 2 pm for a spring wagon harness saddles riding bridle and related household items. Location stated as King RR Anans North of Court House Parewan Ubah. Dense OCR text with names and items uncertain. sale details appear to involve highest bidder and items from household stock.
Farowan Volunteer Describes Government’s Discharges
In a letter by Jack Pelargon a Farowan volunteer says he again loses out noting the government discharges ten percent of all married men and those with dependents. He is neither married nor has a dependent so he feels he has lost out. Col Peterson is now located in Port Sheridan Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Pelargon
Farowan
Col. Peterson i
Port Sheridan, Ullinoe
Dentist Bond Payment Policy Draft
A garbled note indicates Will Take Bonds and Dr B South may accept Jaberky Knoods as payment for dental work starting January 30th. It suggests a bargain if five bonds are available, urging readers to act to receive dental services from the doctor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B South
Will
Weil
Jaberky Knoods
Parowan County Commissioners Meet In Regular Session
The Tren County Utah board convened in Parowan with Henry W Lunt as chairman. Actions include bond approvals, $2500 monthly Arrowhead Trail funding, road repairs between Parowan and Lund, pest control funds, and monthly allowances to residents including Dora Lean Lyman widow of Parowan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of
Tren County
State of
Utah
Parowan
Los
Henry W Lunt
PL Barton
Win Lond
Ace J M Foster
Alfred Froyd
Maeter Dalley
Claude Uris
Coin Lund J L McMulin
Modena
Luot
H L Adama
Atherney
HL Ryan
J W Bentler
Kuete Taylor
Sheri Alfred Froyd
Maesar Dalley
Morgan Tichards
Constabe
J FL
Manderfield
Arcorhead Trail
Arrowhead
Wilford
Jesse W. Topham
Bear Valley
Jesse W Topham
Fconty
Parogan
Lund
Roj Williams
Board of Commissioners
Frontline Letter Home From Creasy France Describes Battle Scenes
A soldier corresp ts from Creasy France recounts over 18 days of marching and shellfire near Sedan and Marne. He notes shifts to the Alsace Lorraine front, the Arpanne woods push, and combat against German forces, with hopes of returning home soon. He mentions a New York-born comrade and current detachment in the Tith dineton area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave Aga
Thea
Sedan
Gocea
Thalia
Creasey
Fife
France
Alsace
Loraine
Chatana Thierry
the Marne
Arpanne
Local Officials Take Oath as New County Leaders
Reported here is the oaths of office for new county officials and various local arrivals and meetings. Mentions of school board planning, travel to Salt Lake City for regimental matters, and preparations for summer stock. References to influenza impact, dental prevention, and community business activity in Parowan and surrounding areas.
Why Not Advertize War Time Press Pressure
In prewar days railroads were a top newspaper asset but under government control rates rose and advertising slowed. Director General McAdoo’s information for pros notes free publication and warns of increased railroad passenger rates by 25 percent, sparking Wanderer concerns over legitimate advertising. The piece questions how long newspapers will tolerate trade suspensions as wartime measures affect ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McAdoo
Couret
NewAppera
Ligitimate
Bond Maturity Notices for This Month
Two Liberty Bond maturities are due this month. Both payments must be made as per the bond terms.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Chamimah Pritchard
Christenson
HA OO
Me Chratenen
Atrieal
Coase
Lt Iw
Tas
Amos Roel
Gondati
Macfarlane
Harry Hubter
BANK
Court Howse
Parewan Ubah
Geo. A. Zambon
John Bayles
Parteoun Auto
David A. Mathers
Pearl
Vera Bowe
Flaig Street
Claude Ute
Alfred Froord
Sheralt
Matchell Depuey Sarkee
Baten
Lillings Chetan
Bee Collectiooe
Ron Coen
Smien Blocalth
Cervica
Becteeboe
Phadeen
GauTcy
Bentley
CFL
Jess Guyhah
Frante
Mas
Cpl
Jess Guyman
Mandar
G W Decker
County School Board
Taylor
Song
Ko, Madsen
Clarence Swtrth
Summit
Mondey
Let
Enoch Burton Hase
Nisa
Nene
Enoch Burton
Hag
Hulding
Iua wWorkmen
Kanarra
Mira Low Burton
Mr. Barton
John Goyer
Walter Co. W
Matchell Newly
Board of Education
Doctor Smith
Harry Luat
Cedar Mercantile Company
Wasa
Parowsti Sundey
Omegio
Mee
Heaver
Beaver Wollen
Transack
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!