Parowan Auto Company Elects Officers and Plans Changes
On January 7 the Parowan Auto Company held a meeting and elected officers for the coming period. A. Halterman is president, Frank Zamboni vice president, Wilord Day director, and Vi Mokler secretary. The firm reports a past year profit of 980 and plans a dividend, with business split into two departments. Department A, under Halterman, covers sale of autos and machinery. Department B, leased to Damon & Mokler, handles garage and repair work. Significant changes loom for better service, with a forthcoming Times garage advertisement detailing policy and expected improvements by Megerg Famberts and Mokler.
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Parowan Auto Company
Elockhelders
Foo
Zamboni & Mokler
A. Halterman
Frank Zambon
Wilord Day
Vi Mokler
Direct AG Rervi
of & A. Halterman
Damon & Mokler
Melnder
Busineys
Zambom & Moakler
Bether Antufscten
Jessece
Ing
Megerg Famberts
Mokter
Panguitch Help Grows As Local Aid Rises
Four more earnest volunteers departed for Panguitch to aid the stricken inhabitants, bringing today’s total to nineteen and the overall count to about fifty. The community voices a ready willingness to help neighbors in distress, despite the cost and effort involved.
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Panguitch
Newhbors
Influenza Case Spread Reported in Milford Area
Dr Burton reports births for the week and local officials note a suspected influenza exposure in the Wilcox and Hanke families. A $200 appropriation was approved for the New Harmony road project. Health officers urge reporting of suspected outbreaks as a Finch quarantine is in effect at the home, with cases spreading among nearby households.
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Caremisaeners
Wm Pace
New Harmony Road
Paca-Harmony Road
Wilcox
Milford
Fenda
Tomorrow is Pay Day for Liberty Bonds in Iron County
Tomorrow marks the due payment for Liberty Bonds recently purchased by residents. Bond holders must deliver 20 per week to the Bank of Iron County by Thursday to avoid cashier embarrassment and extra collection effort. the January 30 final payment of 668 Taherty Bonds also falls due, requiring funds in the bank to meet obligations.
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Bank of
Iron County
Ron County
Cedar Notes A New Baby and Local Anecdotes
Cedar notes dated January 16 1319 report a birth at the Abhdown home and list local residents traveling visitors and social ties. The item mentions Bias Gora Rolfe at the Golden Rale Store and Cedar Vining pair Lou Burton and Mary Gower, plus Mrs He Reardon and Mr Ralph Perkins among others. A local health update notes the flu situation in Cedar with one case reported and a related regatta opening at BAC.
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Frank Abhdown
BAC
Buckhorn Notes Chronicle Local Movements
Buckhorn notes show district school starting Monday and residents traveling to Pare War and Parewaa Sunday. Wille Kerth made a trip to Pare War today. Hannah Goodman and Mrs Lucy Stapley spent Sunday afternoon in Parewaa. Agron Edwards and daughter visited Sulphur Boda Beaver County for a short time. Unusually cold weather persisted with some daytime warming. Allen Goodman arrived Sunday from Salt Lake City and they are now at Barton lime.
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Hannah Goodman
Lucy Stapley
Parewaa
Agron Edwards
Sulphur Boda
Beaver County
Hie
Dirs
Allen Goodman
Galt Lake City
Barton Lime
Chamberlain’s Tablets Promote Clean Digestion Amidst Ills
An old medical note extols Chamberlain’s Tablets for gentle relief when bowels are blocked. The remedy is praised for aiding digestion and providing cleansing effects, described as rid and soothing in action.
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Chamberlain
Influenza Epidemic Affects Small Town Travel
De McGregor of St George pressed through Farowan on Friday en route to Panguitch to aid in the influenza outbreak. Aside from Wilcox and Cason patients, no others are known in Perowan as of this report. Chiffard Benson came home yesterday from Delia after three months at a sugar factory.
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de. McGregor
St George
Farowan
Panguitch
Perowan
Chiffard Benson
Delia
Panguitsh Stricken by Influenza Epidemic
Word reaches Panguitch that a second wave of influenza has struck the town. About 10,650 residents are affected with many deaths reported. Officials closed and reopened venues, calls for relief funds, and local residents aided by Dr. McGregor of St. George and others in Parowan. Health officers urged caution as fear and uncertainty spread through the community.
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Am Dentha
Beaver News Briefs Include Returnees and Dance Event
ENOCH NOTES. dan 14 1919 Randolph Grimshaw returned to Beaver last Saturday after a three week visit with relatives and friends Raymond Gibaug came home from Delta Utah where he worked at the Delta Sugar Factory George W and Raymond Jones departed for Lynndyl Dakota to seek work A dancing party was held Friday evening by the district coal under Estella Jones direction and was a success with a good time had
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Randolph Grimshaw
Beaver
Raymond Gibaug
Delta
Utah
Delta Sugar
Acoal
Estella Jones
Wes Waites
ParagonaH Notes From a Busy Town
Burton reports arrival of a baby at the home of Mr and Mrs T. Dravenports. All gatherings stopped due to fear of another influenza outbreak. Frank Willautoy busiest man in town handling grain work while men go to wood. Omens and John R Robinson Jr of Cedar City visited last Saturday and quarantined for a few days.
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Dre. Burton
Wm T
Frank Willautoy
Frank
E BH
Omens
John R. Robinson Jr
Cedar City
Ste
Dave
Parowan Man Overhauls Farm Machinery for Daping Bee
Local informants report a Parowan resident rebuilding farm machinery to prepare a display for a Daping Bee. Sightings of youths at a nearby building early in the morning suggest gatherings, with rumors of Sunny Brock liquor and possible patrols shadowing the site. Police observers note the activity as potentially related to the event.
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Parowan
Iron County Board Meets Sets Health Officers and Plans Reforms
The Iron County board held a January 6 1919 meeting at the courthouse. Lant was elected chairman. Appointed health officers and registration officials for several towns. The board reviewed county gate sale action and amended ordinances to adjust commission meeting times. The courthouse vault and back porch were to be reshingled. meeting adjourned.
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Iron County
Iithé Court House
How Lant
Jim Lund
HL Adame
Assenier Maesar Dalley
Sherif Alfred Froyd Bane Predant
How
Lant
Peraons
Vidal Sotishee
Lameresux
Buckhorn Preteiner & C South
Summit
Whitney
Tna
ENTERPRISE NOTES Jan 10 191%
Local notes report a dance that drew a lively crowd and greetings from families across the community. Families discuss crops, travel visits, births, illnesses, and weather with several names and places mentioned in a cordial mood.
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Enterprise Notes
Legislature Acts To Extend Session For Deliberations
A legislative body announces a lively session extension of up to sixty days to finish business. The health board then postpones school reopening, citing concerns amid influenza outbreaks and urging caution before districts resume classes.
Iron County Boys urged to enroll in United States Boys Working Reserve
Iron County youths participate in food production efforts for the United States. Enrollees must be 14 to 20 years old, commit to four months of service in a single occupation, and complete education and training plans. Enrollment opens January 20, 1919, with local supervisors collecting cards and reporting names to national headquarters.
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Eixip
Iron County
States
United States Department of Labor
United States
Bove
Elzibutz
VW. 8
Royal Working Reserve
Natwasl
Bydava
Hoyas
War Department of Labor
Federal Pwardn
Afr
Clifford Empey
Paragonal
Ob Fenton
Parowar
J. A. Dalley
Summt
Stokes
Harley Dalley
Cedar City
Law
Mitchell
Kapares
Hay
Huttall
Europe
Summit Letter From Jan 14 1949 Dales and Events
Léland Dalley on furlough and home trim. Aunt Lette Dalley recovering at home after St George visit. Stanky Dalley released from service and back on streets. Cedar access plans with Glaza refolded. School opens with limited attendance as families gauge. Flu nearly gone thanks to health officer, no deaths. Snowfall 4 inches followed by hard frost threatening mountain stores. Mrs Elzina Holerton installs plumbing fixtures by Lawrence Southern Utah leader. Jon E Dalley to have 4 new fixtures installed by veteran contractor with 42 years’ experience.
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Mra Elzina Holetom
A TO Lawrence
Utah
Dong
Itctall
Jon E Dalley
Mir Lawrence
City Council Endorses Billing for Public Lighting Needs
The council decided that churches and Relief Hall must pay for lighting, ending free illumination for public places. A new strict regulation on nuisances and dampening of disease was discussed, with a regulation ordinance on bicycle and motorcycle traffic passed and ordered published.
Body returned for Leone Bentley in Parowan tragedy
William Pritchard went to Beaver to bring home the body of Miss Leone Bentley who died Sunday in Beaver of influenza followed by pneumonia. The daughter of Edward Bentley the city marshal, she was well known in Parowan, Beaver, and Milford. Community extends sympathy to her grieving father.
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Wm. Pritchard
Beaver
Leone Bentley
Parcwan
Pheumcone
Edward Bentley
Bentley
Parowan
Milford
Parowan Mercantila and Manufacturing Co Announces Key Change
The Parowan Mercantila and Manufacturing Co will switch from a cash basis to a credit system on January 1. The change aims to improve efficiency and benefit customers and partners. The announcement notes immediate positive impact and asks readers to adjust to the new terms.
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Parowan Mercantila Ane
Gredrt Gyatem
Acm
Parowan Equitable Co-op notice of stockholders meeting
Notice to stockholders of the Parowan Equitable Co op erative Assomption annual meeting in the County Court room Monday January 27 1915 at 8 o'clock p m to review the annual financial statement consider by laws changes and transact other business Deted Jan 14 1919 A Atherson Severebary J H Gure and Gnarles Adama attended a Beaver Mooday meeting of the Beaver Wollen Motis Company
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J. H. Gure
Gnarles Adama
Heaver Mooday
Beaver Wollen Motis Company
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Geo, Casan
Samuel Hanke
Mra Hanks
Mra. N.S .Whitney
Burton
Stave
Parcwen
Davenport
Paragonah
Cedae
Breckarge
Cedar Notes
Bias Gora Rolfe
Golden Rale
Lou Burton i
Mra
Mary Gower
T He Reardon
Salt Lake
Mea
Joseph T. Wilkinson
Margaret Pryor
Jeff
Panguiteh
Mra Neem Webb
Ralph Perkins
Mise Alene Walker
Sprvo
Wille Kerth
Panguitsh
Crigena Thera Bengeo
Alao
Auzk
McGregor
St. George
Gedat
Alec Fone
Toore
Pangwich
Enoch Notes
Dan
George W.and
Raymond
Jones
Lynndyl
Dtak
Paragonah Notes
Gan
Farowsn
Relias Ble
the Board.of County Commigswine
Eo. Lamb
Fewdiye
Parowsni
Ger
France
Alboh
Henry Miller
Oden
Miller
Jas Barnum
Elnora Wood
Aun
Ace
Owiniog
Word
Robert Murray
Br McFarlane
Emil Barlacher
Mr. Barlacher
Price
Lee Bebion
Lecauen
Wilco
Health Board
Léland Dalley
A & Dat
Lette Dalley
Amie
Stanky Dalley
TF & Serves
Kadin
Refvidg
Erding
Parowan Equitable Co-op
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