Impressive Services Held For Junie Gurr In Parosan
A large service in Rex Hell commemorated Junie Gurr who died returning home to Provo. Speakers Morgan Pichards, Water C. Mitchell, Gen Mitchell and others offered condolence and praise. Music by Mitchell and McGregor featured fine violin and piano, with floral tributes from faculty and friends. The town mourns yet finds comfort in faith and community support.
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Parosan
Joan Gurr
Provo
3A Matheson
Morgan Pichards
Water C. Mitchell
Gen Mitchell
M Marsden
A Matheson
Mesera Geo
Clayton Mitchell
Pisses Ags deGregor
Eva Mitchel
Mass McGregor
LL Eekles
Eva Mitchell
Eckles
Miss HeGregor
Thoas
Perente
Deioe Junie
B ¥ Academy
Binan
Sella Choice Rams in Sale to Mr Burton
A sale last week of pure bred Rambout ram stock to Mr Burton for 15000 dollars. The rams are described as extra choice and are linked to the ownership of a ram champion, with the transaction noted as part of the United States championship lineage.
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Burton
LDON
Marsden
Burton Hich
Halda
Itp
Eles
United States
Rollo Arrives in Parowan to Lead Local Brick Making
Andrew Rollo of Cedar arrives in Parowan to secure brick making prospects for next season. He contracts for a barge and mountable break for Enoch Bortomn, who will build the new school, with about 100,000 in estimates. The venture promises steady work through the season.
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Andrew Rolla
Parowan
Rollo
Enoch Bortomn
Faroqwan Reedents
Eison
Buckhorn Notes Fish Pond Entertainment Draws Crowd
The Sunday School held a fishing pond entertainment Saturday evening with a splendid success. Lewes Parneworth and family traveled to Doe Where one expects to remain for the balance of winter. Sunday afternoon visitors included Ciders Wilford Dey and Mitchell of Parowan. The event featured interashing talks and the Stake Busro Mines Bell Gon nell, Miss Mary Rowley, Joseph Holosk and John W. Heatley assisted with pattering out mornings and offered good advice.
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Lewes Parneworth
Doe
Wilford Dey
Mitchell
Parowan
Busro
Bell Gonnell
Mary Rowley
Joseph Holosk
John W. Heatley
Suncey
Coyote Attack Ends When Farmer Strikes Animal
Yesterday morning Wm H Gurr surprised to find a coyote in his barn calmly feeding on a cow. He struck the animal with an axe, killing it instantly. The astonished incident notes coyotes wandering near town, an unusual sight for the area.
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Mornac
H Gurr
Rome
Anne
Gurr
Tris
North Dakota farmers push advanced legislation shown in chaotic era
A jumble of remarks cites North Dakota farmers backing new laws and influence spreading to other states and the national platform. It notes nonpartisan farmer power, mentions marriage musings by Charlotte Perkins Gilman, rental notices, and legal sums from ads, with scattered countrywide commentary on Europe and restraint.
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North Dakota
Marth
Murth Dekota
Charlotte Perkins Gilman
Eturnell
Charlotte
Parowan Co op announces expansion and dividend
The Parowan Co op W M Company reports strong year with receipts of 115 pen. A 10 percent dividend will be paid to stockholders. Over $2000 reserved for expansion and new equipment includes enlarging the roller mill and increasing power. A two story building will replace the old rack building for a furniture store, with plans to complete this year under manager Wilford Dav.
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Parowan Co
W&m
Tinstead
Wilford Dav
Strange Morning Routine and Local Gossip Amid Health Advice
An old item notes that rising early to tend fires proves true love, while jokes about men on street corners and a nearby “Mexican station” reflect town chatter. It then offers general health tips for a child with croup, advising light evening meals and early remedies, including Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy, as the first symptoms appear.
Auto Ownership Shifts Rural Second Thought on Cars
A fragmented text notes farmers owning more autos than city folk, with Dr Arthur Selven Brown cited on production and distribution. It mentions 4,400,000 machines nationwide, over 1.7 million in rural areas, tires from rubber makers, 1817 as a typo for 1917 outlook, and anticipation of 19 million fires renewals as automotive growth drives advertising in The Times. Farmers push transport gains, embracing auto bikes.
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Menk
Arthur Selven Brown
United States
Idaho and Utah face push to repeal public utility board
A long disputed move to dismantle or weaken state commissions in Idaho and Utah draws on arguments that the utility and railroad panels burden taxpayers and hinder growth. Proponents claim regulation is redundant where interstate traffic is governed by federal bodies, while opponents warn against higher costs and loss of tailored oversight.
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Idaho
Utah
Peltidgos Wall
Giste
Ben Hse
Interests Commerce Commission
Card of Thanks for Junin Gorr Family
The family of Junin Gorr thanks friends for condolences, floral offerings, and music at the funeral. They express appreciation for kind words and prayers, and wish God’s blessings on all who extended sympathy during their son and brother’s death.
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Times
Junin
Gorr
Skating Rink and Movies Plan for Rex Hail
Sept Kitchell and Lawrence Milter secure lease for Rex Hail. They intend to run a skating rink three nights and films the other three. First skating tonight and first pictures Saturday at the Alears. Improvements to the building are planned to enhance patron comfort. Moving pictures to begin next week in the evenings.
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Sept Kitchell
Lawrence Milter
Mentleman
Opersta
Eka Tpg
Brat Pictures
Sabarday
Aleaars
Mitchell
Miller
Parawin Celebration At Opera House Detailed And Joyful
A Parawin community celebration at the Opera House marked the day of Parpwen settlement on January 1, 1941. The event featured a choir led by L J Adams, Ada Meire, and a large attendance praised for decor and hospitality. High School Students organized by Manager Pritchard assisted as waiters. Josiah Thigerson funded refreshments. a grand ball wrapped the night with many dancing and socializing.
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Parawin
L J Adama
Mach
Mies
Ada Meire
Sulmiel Waa
Evere
Josiah Thigerson
Cammitbesd
Pritchard
High School Athletics and Activities Highlight Busy Week
High school boys aim for victory against Mineravide and BA opponents this Saturday. A student dance and debate society events are planned for the near future. The Lyceum meeting for 1917 is set for February 22 with plays and musical numbers. Semester exams loom, student bodies elected new officers including Clifton Taylor as president and Pearl Ward as athletic organizer.
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Lyceum Ooting
Bagh School Talant
Clifton Taylor
Albert Mareden Lee
GEBAR CITY LETTER JAN 17 1827
A 1827 Gibar City letter recounts Perkins and Willian reunions at a local library event with guests including Elizabeth Stephens and Enh riam Ferkinn. It notes a Welsh choir reunion, a social entertainment arranged by Kira Kateliyan and Kira Alexis Rolla, rabbit drives destroying stock, cold weather, grazing land expansion, a basketball victory over the Moordeck, and photos by OT Adema for the BA OG year.
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de Perkins
Stephene Willian
Abe Pagteere
Pan Perking
Af Monteello
Ame
Elgabeth
Enhriam
Old Wolah
Kald
Seder
Orieg
Greg Wesalow
Ee Hiniet
John Lo Jones
Pooch
Kingon
Lemuel
Gil
Kira Kateliyan
Benjamin Perkina
Montecalig
Kira Alexis Rolla
Iirg
Elizabeth Stephens
Tanens Fambea
Life Insurance Men Observe Gedar Resident Interests
A garbled note indicates A G Matheson of Gedar and a Life Insurance Company agents visiting Merecastle to discuss drains and shares. The fragment hints at governance/viewing duties and possible benefits to subscribers, with unclear terms and names.
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Knell
Merecastle
Matheson
Gedar
Pargwan
Peta
Ata
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