Taxpayers Approve Iron County School Bond Issue
Iron County voters authorize a $60,000 school bond with a $44,759 federal grant for Cedar City construction. The tally is tight across towns including Paragonah Parowah Newcastle Enoch Modena Lund and Cedar City, with Parowan and others opposed or lightly in favor as the district prepares to canvass results and open bids for the new building foundation.
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Iron Qs County
Cedar City
Parowan
Newcastle
Enoch
Dery
Modena
Paragonan
Kahatra
Buintt
Lund
Paragonah
Parowah
Summit
Kanarra
Newristle
Monena
Ery
Tox Gay
Parowan High Quudvet Defeats Panguitch In Lopsided Tilt
Parowan High School basketball, led by standouts at center, overwhelmed Panguitch Saturday night. Final score 24 to 2, with Parowan's Ward guiding a dominant second half surge after a tight start.
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Pangulich
Orland Ward
Parowan High
Pangelich
Focal
Pheok
Parowan
Wenant
Welker
Touchit
Yrthe
Ward
Oring Apres
Panguitch Boys
A Therm
Wethres
Sat Surday
Aself “ Parowan
County Agent Reports On Agriculture For Southern Utah
The January meetings of the Associated Civic Clubs of Southern Utah in Cedar City are noted with hosts planning visitor entertainment. County Agricultural Agent K E Tueller produced a 135 page report detailing AAA activities, relief purchases of livestock, seed improvements, tests, poultry, club work, water data and other farm projects. The illustrated report highlights Tommy Abbott’s corn yield potential and a five ton per acre alfalfa field, signaling broad efforts to boost farm practices and county prosperity.
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Associated Civic Clubs of
Southern Utah
Cedar City
Iron County
Ivan Decker
Walter H. Lunt
Agsricuttral
K. E.tueller
AAA
Cattel
Sund
Thomas Abbott
Tommy
Yada
Court To Convene Monday Afternoon
The regular January term of the District Court for this county is scheduled to convene here on Monday at 2 p m. The calendar includes civil cases expected to be tried though none are of particular public interest. It remains unclear if the Oudmundsen case will reach the district court this term and jurors may be called if civil matters demand it.
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Oudmundsen
Itty Farore
Cox
Tumbly
Wien
Isowitr
Twenty Years Ago in Parowan and Nearby News
A nostalgic look back notes J Burton Gordon Eatough and A Matheson organizing a garage partnership with Matheson as mechanic. Frank Lymann runs a three day weekly stage between Parowan and Cedar City. Christmas cantata by the Haydn Society titled The Coming of the King. Local births recorded Dec 15 and Dec 20. A list of youths slated for bondage includes many Parowan names. The Farewan Land road designated as a state highway with 3600 dollars appropriated for completion. Wilford Day, Walter C Mitchell and H L Adams appointed to plan a new chapel. Mrs Myrtle Brown visits Eastern Kanaan. A public reception and dance honor Asa Topham and Mortis on marriage to St George Temple. Rex Hall restricts close or vulgar dancing. Mrs Margaret Stubbs presents husband with a 10 lb boy on the 23rd. Nathan Beacon celebrated his 92nd birthday with a reception on the 32nd.
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J. Burton
Gordon Eatough
A. Matheson
Matheson
Frank Lymann
Parowan
Cedar City
Haydn Society
Roland Orton
Nora Alger
J. S. Barton
Payagooah
Dr. Green
Caddie Orton
June Gurr
Mariam Parton
Della Adams
John Mitenol
Alice Green
Dean Marsden
Edward Matheson
Schott Matheson
Clair Lowder
Carlisle Hoyle
Arch Henson
Evan Bayles
Lucius Bensom
Lucie Adams
Clambell Adams
Lucile Evans
Carmen Evans
Mitehel Rose
Kathleen Butchell
Silas Smith
Mylsan Marsden
Harrell Dalton
Virgil Decker
Clifford Beneson
Agatha Day
Orlando Adams
Clair Newley
Durnam Morris
Ida Orton
Lelia Clark
Verdi Lyman
Eva
LaVerde Adams
Asue
Farewan
Wilford Day
Margaret Stubbs
Roy
Nathan Beacon
Work Resumed on Industrial Enterprise in Local Project
The committee pushes ahead with plans for a steel plant and manufacturing facility as part of an industrial development project. A. E. Blackner reported progress after returning from California, noting improved conditions and ongoing road work to haul rock for wall construction. A Monday meeting will hear several committee reports, though some landowners reluctance to sign leases remains a hurdle.
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A. E. Blackner
California
Kane Springs
Sito
Pasavan
Seventies Quorum Plans Sunday Meeting Across Wards
The Seventies Quorum of trades members in Parowan and Paragonah wards will meet Sunday night January 12 at the West Ward chapel. Arnold Stevens says all quorum members from three wards should attend and the presidency hopes to alternate meetings to fit members’ schedules. Marion Mortensen is currently visiting Southern California.
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Seventiea Quorum
Parowan
Paragonah
West Ward
Arnold Stevens
Quorum
Stevena
Ol! Mambera
Pioneer Day Celebration Set By Parowan Elks Club
The eighty fifth anniversary of the Mormon pioneers arrival and Parowan settlement will be observed Monday. The program, directed by the Daughters of the Pioneers Elizabeth Occup of Parowan, includes a 10 20 meeting, a noon luncheon for attendees over twenty, chaired by Mrs. Cora Mortensen. An afternoon of music, old time dancing and convivial events follows, ending with a dance and mixed social hour featuring modern and classic dances for all ages.
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Parowan
Elizabeth <Ocup
Daughters of the Pioneers
Dena
Whitney
Salel
Cora Mortensen
Ehairman
Neghboring
Comtulttea
Not All Unconstitutional Laws Failed by Democrats
A community observer cites Supreme Court rulings finding 67 acts unconstitutional over 146 years. He notes about 29 percent were from Democratic congresses, 63 percent from Republican, with a scattered few through mixed or nonpartisan majorities.
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Supreme Court
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Democrata Lawe
Cengrelman
John Flannigan Jr
Virginia
Senate
Flantagan
House
Incoln
Grant
Bath
Card of Thanks and Snow Removal Efforts
Card of thanks expresses deep gratitude to those who supported the family during illness and death of a husband and father, noting funeral contributions and encouragement. Also reports a state road crew under D Claude Urie cleared snow from the main street this afternoon.
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Mark Jackson
D. Claude Urie
East Ward Relief Meeting Postponed
The East Ward Nickel Society postpones its regular meeting from the afternoon to one week later. The theology season moved to next Wednesday, the work meeting is dispensed with for the month, per President Grace O. Gurr. Members urged to attend.
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Belance
East Ward Nickel Society
Grace O. Gurr
Society
Mark Jackson Dies at 84 After Long Community Service
Mark Jackson aged eighty four died Monday evening January 6 at 6 14. A prominent local flute and builder, he contributed to community life for two score years. Funeral services were held Wednesday at West Ward Chapel with L Adams in charge. Granddaughters helped with flowers and pallbearers included Randall Wilcock and Claude Pendleton. Born in 1861 in Preston England he learned plastering and bricklaying, immigrated to America with his wife Emma Hobson, and later returned to England to supervise a large hall project in Yorkshire before resettling. He and his family became LDS members and opened their home to missionaries and community activities.
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Mark Jackon
West Ward
Blehup
L. Adams
Waller
Mitchell
James
Clarke
R- L. Fonton Ant W
Cralg Rowley
Bishop W. le Adama
Mra. Win
M. Daston
Whispering Hope
Wardy
Gletma M. Ward
Plang
Oliver Phillips
Roy Moore
Parowan
James H. Clarke
Mark Jackson
Thomas
Eliza Harrison Jackson
Preston
Yorkshire
England
H Im
Becainé
Emma Hobson
America
New York
Barrie
Canada
Bertha Harrison
Toronto
Fomar
Easingword
Citys New Officers Assume Duties Monday
On Monday afternoon Mayor Marsden and the council ceded city management to Mayor Hatch and the newly elected council. The session outlined immediate matters, approved staff appointments by council vote, and discussed water system plans. Most appointees are Republicans, with a few Democrats, reflecting mixed party support and emphasis on experience and service. The new council includes Adam, Garner, Mitchell, Topham, and Matheson, with Marsden assisting during the transition.
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I. Nelson Marseen
Bia Council
A. C. Hatch
Counci
Marsden
Hazell
Memjeta
Dritham
Morris Justice
H.C. Parcells
Frank Mt. Adama Sexton
Anthony Paxton
F. J. Burton
Ots Tte
A. L. Skougard
Ight
Alma Myst
Ross Cog Guyman
Skourard
Soma Tune
Hatch
Demeersia
Ly ¥. Adam
Ray D. Garner
Qrer
Walter C. Mitchell
Io Topham
D. A. Matheson
Deiie
Times of January 19 1913 mislaid copy unearthed
In checking early Times files the January 19 1916 issue is found misfiled. A reader can help by returning the missing sheet to the Times office. Mim Hayrock spent part of his holiday vacation in Salt Lake City and returned the week.
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TIMES
Mim Hayrock
Salt Lake City
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