Sunday afternoon services at dar eXercigs in the meeting
A religious gathering described with members of the Latter-day Saints, including Ev H Mortenson and V H Lyman, speaking on gospel truth and the Savior. Attendees were urged to surround themselves with good influences to live righteously, with music and testimonies enhancing the devotional atmosphere.
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Exeraiana
Ev H. Mortenson
Coun
Wm. C. Mitel
Wm H Liman
Hickman
Beaver Wan
Scorgse
Wien
Vii H Lyman
Walter
Mitetel
Jos Sraith
Nghteong Yi
Oak Finish for Tabernacle Weave Promising Build Progress
At a ward meeting the Tabernacle building committee and residents decide interior wood as oak with maple floors. Oak doors and base, and a solid glass round window framing will crown a fine Tabernacle. The fund to date covers 42 1b, and officials expect completion by the June conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tabernacle
Deqiaien
Wilford
Mitchell
Dudding
Salt Lake
Pres. Dey
Times
Improvements at the Opera House
Local reports describe enhancements to the Opera House interior including a newly built arch and fresh painting. New scenery and a redesigned drop add a central bed and surrounding decorative elements supplied by nearby business firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buarness
Local youths mingle at John I home party
A report from Pris day notes several youths including girls gathered at the home of John I amid lighthearted entertainment. No injuries or incidents are mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John I
Utah Hog Market Urged By Professor On Pork Demand
Professor Hogengon of Utah Agricultural College warns of a global meat shortage and urges farmers to boost hog production. He notes Utah imports 2.504 million dollars of pork and products annually from the East and 3.6 million from the West, arguing local farmers can supply cheaper feed and shorter shipping distances. The program urges boys in Junior and Senior clubs to participate in Crop and Hog projects, citing success stories from Pleasant Grave and Midvale high schools and potential profits from ferma hog raising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah
Hagtengen
Fotlawa Ab
Shiokapre
Condinen
Imahoe High School
Pleasant Grave
Midvale
GrazngePer truls Applications for grazing permits
Notices for grazing permits in Sevier National Purest district for 19)7 season require filing in Pangmitch Utah by February 15, 917%. Details on grazing fees and blank forms are available on request. W. SUMPHERY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sevier
Pangmitch
Utah
Charm beclain's Tablets Promise Digestive Relief
An advertisement claims Charm Beclain's Tablets strengthen the stomach improve digestion and gently move bowels. It suggests cheerful elderly ladies show signs of good digestion and urges readers to obtain the remedy everywhere.
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Charmbeclain
Pioneer day celebration set with full readiness and invites
The organizers promise a splendid event next Saturday with all refreshments provided. Everyone over 16 is urged to attend the afternoon program and dance. Key speakers include H oJ Martenson Walter C Mitchell Morgan Richards and Ada Megregor. A general invitation extends to all over 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tee
H Oj. Martenson
Walter C. Mitchell
Cedar City notes from the week reveal local movement and events
A wide collection of community items covers births injuries, travel to Salt Lake City, farm and market activity, social events, theatre dances, and school plans. Mentions include Parowan Drug Store, the Golden Hole Store, Fourth Annual Round-up, rabbit hunt results, a Nutural Beidae bridge, and upcoming basketball games with Dixie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adama
Mir. Adams
Itjia
Rabid dog bite prompts Pasteur treatment and public health actions
In Malad Utah deputy sheriff and Dr Macfarlane responded to a rabid dog attack at a school where Mr Sweeten was injured while attempting to drive the animal away. The dog bit his left arm, and Pasteur treatment was ordered for the child. Rabid animals including coyotes and cattle have caused multiple deaths and ordered killings to protect the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Health
Sweeten
Box Elder
Utah
Bruce
Hood
Elbwy
Sapeeten
MM J Macfarlane
Cedar City
Health Board
Respark
Brttenita
Pasteur Treaiment
Wailliaro Sigg
Deseret
Daga
Skoll
L. Lo Deines
Lewiston
Percival Kent
Clark
Aicea
Herald Republican
Perodan Auto Co Opens Forge Paraya and Pags for Business
The Perodan Auto Co inaugurates operations in Southern Utah with Supar Like Hodaon and Doty Gross Aiutot Gara models on display. Proprietors Meogra ialterman and Paramyre announce a fully equipped shop of 2276 feet with front display and rear repair area, electric lighting, heating, and washing facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perodan Auto Co
Paraya
Egies
Aee
Hodaon
Gerkzs
Pen- Hemet
Utah
Rank Foolishness About Cold Weather Cures
Reader letter argues that cold weather does not cause colds and mocks Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. The writer says the remedy is ineffective, misused by old users, and promotes doubt about its real value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conaey
Chamberlun
Parowan Co-op stockholders meet January 15 1917
Notice of stockholders meeting at the Court House January 15 1917 at 2 o clock for hearing the financial report for the year 1916, to elect seven directors for two years, and to transact any other business that may come before the meeting.
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Parowan Co
Court House
Night School Offers Practical Courses for Farmers
Night school tonight and this week offers useful classes for farmers. Aimed at improving skills, the courses cover varied topics and present a great opportunity for those seeking helpful training in farming operations.
Barocpe Hea Again Kicks Dove of Peace
Fragmentary reads about a long baseball season and an office boy's grandmother dying weekly. Lacking clear names, dates, or places, the text hints at disruption and melancholy with no traceable events.
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Barocpe
Bulurdey Albersoon
ENOCH NOTES DAY 8 1927 MEETINGS AND EVENTS
Day eight entry notes visits by Bro Alex Matheasa of Parowao and Mr and Mrs Perkiss of Mont cello. Cartes and Myrtle Stevens travel to Buckhorn to watch Mea John M Lang’s sister. Last Friday a Busch band concert at BITS 209 drew a crowd then a dance followed with guests treated kindly and invited to attend again.
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Alex Matheasa
Parowao We Vielilug
Blegota
Cartes
Myrtle Stevens
Esday
Buckhorn
Mea
John M. Lang
Busch Bher
Brad
Cote Agel
Funds For Fathers Aid Authorized By Federal Board Act
Announcement from Ogden headquarters states the Secretary of Agriculture has approved funding for the second year under Section B of the Federal Aid Board Act. The law allocates 19 million dollars over ten years for road construction and maintenance in National Forest areas, with Idaho receiving 105,729 Utah 241,167 and Nevada 19,2360 for the current fiscal year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Te Dee
Ogden
Fars Out
Secretary of Agricultural
Federal Aid Board Act
Tdaho
Utah
Nevada
Hiaw to prevent Croop and remedies
Fragmentary ad text suggests guidance on preventing croup in children and mentions a home remedy. The readable parts imply scheduling a light evening meal and watching for early symptoms, with a vague reference to a cough medicine. The garbled content limits precise details and sourcing.
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Sainte Liaten
Islyara
Opera House
W. Sumphery
Pioneer Day
Mra Goren Benson
LD J Adams
Pany Yoolngala
Morgan Edwards
Morgan Richards
Mia Ada Megregor
L.J Adams
Ibis
Glen Higler
Deek
Thera
United States
Knaiwe
Fia
Beth
Minersville
Wn H Garr
Luella
Salt Lake City
John Tt Garr
Weel Grow- BT
Tom Lawson
Ya Qtalé
Om Wall Gereet
Congressiong
Tom Iwadsrand
Farowan
Parowan Drug Store
Frank
Mer William Macfarlane
The
Golden Hole
F Fulter
Chicago
Nellie
Mra
Jane Hunter
Geo TT Middleton
Leonard
God Macfarlane
Mra Edeund Willanes
Casiz
Nelle Lunt
Logen
Goa
Corry
Ita
Jim Sherratt
College Notes
Gordon Hunter
Atuire
Geohont
Lrant
Hia
Ernall
B.A
Dixie
Ihimge
Open Fir Business
Parowan Auto Co
Lerge
Farhpe
Besure Halterman
Paramore
Cal
Ady
Enoch Notes
Mre. Perkiss
Mont
Fristda
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