Hallroad for Cedar Looms Bid
Cedar City area considers a 100 ft right of way to Cedar City with depot sites at Iron Springs. Costs total about 125090, local boosters to raise 39750 to 55000 beyond railroad payment. Contracts for hotel purchase and right of way await signature. road could start within ten days and ship ore by June. Local assessments planned to fund the difference. Cedar City and Parowan expected to gain from the line.
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Lund
Cedar City
M. J. Macfarlane
Parowan
Iron Springs
Columbia Steel Corporation
Dixie Country
Utah
Church Records Show Improvements and Shortfalls
Bishop H L Adams reported at Sacrament meeting that ward records reveal improvements in tithing with 261 payers contributing 6951 dollars up from 4741 dollars by 18 members last year, while total ward membership reaches about 1400 and Sacrament meeting attendance averages 172 or 13 percent. Priesthood attendance is stronger, and the bishop urged greater efforts in the new year as Rowley and Mitchell spoke.
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H. L. Adams
Bishop Adams
Relief Society Meeting Focuses on Later Adolescence
A special program is planned for the Relief Society meeting on Tuesday, inviting all. The topic is Later Adolescence, and members are urged to attend while noting the ongoing contest between the East and West sides of the city.
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Relief Society
Orchard planting for profit article by F F Rockwell
As spring nears property owners plan planting including trees. This rent page publication presents F F Rockwell’s article on profit possibilities from orchard planting. Readers are urged to study it seriously for informed decisions.
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F. F. Rockwell
Congressman Utah seed giveaway by mail to residents
Congressman Co ion will distribute free vegetable and flower seeds to Utah residents who write to Room 224 House Office Building Washington DC on or before March 1 1923. Each applicant receives one package with five seed varieties or more upon request. Send correct name and address for mailing.
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Co Ion
Utah
House
Washington, D.C
Cate
Birthday Surprise for Mrs. Priscilla Smith at Home
Several of Mrs. Priscilla Smiths lady friends visited Tuesday evening to surprise her on her birthday. The gathering was enjoyable and Mrs. Smith expressed appreciation for the thoughtful call.
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Priscilla Smith
Missionary Appointments Across Local Quorum Work
Brother John FP Orton of the local Quorum of Seventies announces new missionary postings. Peter N Gurr and Marlo Topham labor at Summit while Albert and Ancel Adams stay in Cedar City and will be joined soon by Wilford Lawrence and Leland Dalley of Summit. Walter C Mitchell and Orton may visit Lund for Sunday meetings and Cedar sends four missionaries to Parowan. He urges hospitality and open homes for all visiting missionaries to discuss gospel principles.
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John FP. Orton
Messrs
Peter N. Gurr
Marlo Topham
Summit
Albert and
Ancel Adams
Cedar City
Parowan
Joseph S. Fife
R. A. Thorley
Edward Higbee
Orton
Fruit trees planted now pay off sooner than you think
Horticultural editor notes government data show large drops in bearing apple and peach trees from 1910 to 1920 and stresses that a young orchard can pay back much of its cost before first harvest. Intercropping with beans, potatoes, strawberries, and other crops helps conserve moisture, keep trees healthy, and boost early profits.
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Bette
Lyman Represents A C At Show
Ray Lyman of Parowan was on the Agriculture College of Utah stock judging team which won first at the Ogden Stock Show in January. Three five member teams competed from BYU Idaho Technical College and the Agriculture College of Utah. Lyman praised the show and noted Rambouillet stock were absent while Parowan Rambouillets matched northern Utah stock. He is a Sophomore specializing in commerce and animal husbandry.
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Ray Lyman
Parowan
The
Agriculture College of Utah
Ogden
Brigham Young University
Idaho Technical College
Lyman
Nothern
Utah
Mrs Hutchings Named Saleslady at Paro wad Drug Co
Mrs Flossie Hutchings has accepted a position as saleslady in the Paro wad Drug Co store. She will assist customers, stock shelves, and help with daily operations as part of the store staff.
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Flossie Hutchings
Parowad Drug Co
Salt Lake visitors and local notes from town paper
Mrs Jackson travels with her eldest daughter Mrs Clark who is at Spanish Fork. Mrs Clark lies in L D Hospital after surgery with another kidney operation planned. Ross and Wayne Guyman just returned from Los Angeles. Albert Warren of Salt Lake City visits with his mother and relatives. His mother turned 80 on Monday. Niel Bensor leaves for Lund for business matters.
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Albert Warren
Salt Lake City
Iis
Times on Senate Mailing List
Senator David Hirsch announces he has placed the Times on the Senate mailing list to receive timely updates. Publication of the material is impossible but will be kept accessible to the public. He invites constituents to contact him anytime on district matters.
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David Hirsch
Times
Senate
Hirschi
New Library Additions And Staff Notes
The library adds many titles including Tales From Shakespeare, Camp Fire Girls series, Tom Slade With The Flying Corps, Gulliver's Travels, and True To The Old Flag. Also noted are staff changes as Miss Fern Ruby replaces Mrs. Berta Mitchell, who is away with her husband for the winter.
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Majorie Dean
Laphmore
Camp Fire Girls
Delaware
Connecticut
Western Reserve
Long Lake
Court of Inquiry
Tom Slade
The
Flying Corps
Animals
Kenilworth
Green Mountain Boys
Sebo
Ragane Vixen
Idslis
Fern Ruby
Berta Mitchell
Times Office
Pioneer Day Celebrated as City Marks 72nd Anniversary
A Saturday celebration at the Opera House commemorated the 72nd anniversary of the 1851 settlement. The program included music, talks by pioneers, a group picnic with hot chocolate, a museum proposal by the Daughters of the Pioneers, a lunch, a film for guests over fifty, and a grand evening dance. Only three pioneers from the first year remain: R. H. Benson, Charles Adams, and New B. Whitney, the first child born in Parswan.
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van Buren
Daughters of the Pioneers
Church House
Messers
R. H. Benson
Charles Adams
New 8. Whitney
Parswan
High School One Act Plays Delighted Friday Audience
Entertainment by High school members Friday featured two one act plays directed by Mrs Adele A Matheson. Audience enjoyed clever performances and praised careful coaching by the cast.
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Adele A Matheson
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Thomas H. Rowley
Walter C. Mitchell
Relief Society Meeting
FF. Rockwell
A.C
Ross
Wayne Guyman
Los Angeles
Wilford Day
Niel Bensor
Chas
D. Adams
David Matheson
Charles J. Dutton
Parowan Times
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