Cedar City Expands Water Meter Installations
J E Morten sen and aong have orders for ore from a west county mine to ship soon. Road trouble may delay trucking to the railroad, but trucks go out today. Cedar City orders 400 water meters to be installed with curb boxes and labor, nearly covering every connection. Mr Brooks and Mrs Fauber of the Golden Style Store are in Chicago and New York for a ten day buying trip.
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J. E. Mortensen
Aong
Cedar City
Brooks
Gratt Returns from California with Diptheria
Cep A L Gratt recently returned from California after contracting diphtheria. He is recovering satisfactorily at this time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cep
A. L. Gratt
California
Stenographer Misa Dixie Foster Takes Legislature Post
Misa Dixie Foster was appointed stenographer and clerk with the State Legislature and left at the start of the week to begin duties. Previously she had worked for Morris and Metheson for some time.
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Misa Dixie Foster
Morris and Metheson
Mayor and partners push gas tax for city streets
Mayor Hunter joins Yayora of Salt Lake City and Og Jen with the city council and chamber of commerce to push spending part of the gasoline tax on streets. First West Street would be improved to divert heavy traffic from Main Street.
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Hunter
Salt Lake City
Og‘Jen
Chamber of Commerce
First West Street
Main Street
Iron County corn hog association meets in Cedar City
The Iron County corn-hog association met in the office of County Agent Tueller in the Federal building Cedar City on Wednesday January 17 to make corrections on second roter area papers returned from the office during the week. F Curr of Parowan is president with Ray Robinson of Paragonah and Chas R Palley of Summit as county committeemen and Jos D Foster of Cedar City as treasurer. Tueller will attend the Extension staff conference at Utah State Agricultural College in Logan January 21 22 and 23 then stop in Salt Lake City for the State Farm Bureau and Wool Growers conventions January 24 and 26 at the New House and Utah hotels.
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Iron County
tCorn-hog Cartel
Tueller
Federal
Cedar City
Trtogs
Logan
Ray Fiobinson
Paragonah
Chas
Lamort E. Tueller
Utah State Agricultural College
Salt Lake City
Utah State Farm Bureau
Utah State Wool Growers
New House
Utah Hotels
Parowan
Paréwanr
Utah
Lear Puplis
State Department of Education
Local Residents Share News Of Travels And Mishap
BM Adams Frank William son and Merlin Bunt of the Southern Utah Dairy Co were caught in a lizzard in lower Bear Valley one night the first of the week and had to backtrack via Clear Creek canyon and Cove Fort. George Chilton and Robert L Halterman made a business trip to Salt Lake City during the week.
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BM. Adams
Frank Williamson
Merlin Bunt
Southern Utah Dairy Co
Lower
Bear Valley
Panguitch
Clear Creek Canyon
Cove Fort
Messrs
George Chilton
Robert L., Halterman
Salt Lake City
W. Orton and R. Mitchell Win Cash Prize Contests
Winston Orton and Ralph Mitchell each won a $46.06 prize in an advertising contest run by an East Lake City furniture company through newspaper ads. Winnings are said to be drawn as merchandise.
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Winston Orton
Ralph Mitchell
East Lake City
Suppression Requests Reminder on Personal News
A cautionary note warns that those who seek to suppress their own news risk a lack of any future coverage and publication of adverse counts. It emphasizes the consequences of attempting censorship and the inevitability of reporting when events occur.
Insurance official from Salt Lake City visits for business
Mr. J. W. Robbins agency organ ier for Mutual Life Insurance Co. was here from Salt Lake City on business matters the first of the week.
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J. W. Robbins
The
Mutual Life Insurance Co
Hera
Salt Lake City
Bea'ness Matters
Two Similar Ordinances For Water And Light Systems
The article notes two draft ordinances on pages four and five, identical except for their accounts and purposes. One promotes a bonus for improving the water system, the other for the light system. A cold snap has yielded only light snowfall with more expected as the region hopes for real moisture.
Senator Wilford Day Opens Bill and Journal Mailing List
Senator Wilford Day states he has placed the county clerk and the high school on the mailing list to receive all Senate bills and journals during the current session. He invites public input and any suggestions or advice from residents at any time.
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Wilford Day
Senate
Boxing and Wrestling Smokeless Smoker at Welock
Friday evening January 25 at Welock the Branch Agricultural College gym hosts a boxing and wrestling event B A and CCC facing Cedar City CCC Camp. The program lists twenty contests including two wrestling and eight boxing with headliners Mick Fenton of Parowan heavyweight and Austin Dalley of Cedar City lightweight.
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Welock
Branch Agricultural College Rym
Cedar City
CCC
Mick Fenton
Parowan
Austin Dalley
New Suits Filed in District Court County
Suits filed include LaPrie Sherratt Thompson seeking an annulment from Walter Thompson on August 18 1934 with a minor bride and lack of consent, Lucile Stapley Peetel suing Reuben Peetel for divorce with custody and alimony, Earl Gower seeking 1160 against Kenneth and Ralph Harmon in a fatal collision, Adelaide Grimm seeking divorce from Lloyd Grimm with non support and custody, Hallie Thorley Walker seeking divorce from Lloyd Walker, I T Petty suing for 3736 67 note with 370 attorney fee, Utah State Land Department foreclosing Day Farms Co mortgage, Federal Land Bank foreclosing Daniel Geary Page et al loan.
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LaPrie
Sherratt-Thompson
Elizabeth D. Sherratt
Walter Thompson
Lucile Stapley Peetel
Reuben Peetel
Earl Gower
Kenneth Harmon
Ralph J. Harmon
Lloyd Gower
Parowan
Same
Hallie Thorley Walker
Lloyd Walker
Patowan
I. Ti. Petty
W. &. Thorley
State of Utah
Land Department
Day Farms Co
Federal Land Bank of Berkeley
Daniel Geary Page
The Gold Trapper
An Army and Navy Journal excerpt features a naval student tested by a sea captain. When storms arise the student answers by throwing out anchors from the same source as the captain, prompting a light exchange on resourcefulness and humor.
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Army and Navy Journal
Young suitor dodges age guessing riddle with wit
A widow asks a young man to guess her age. He replies with humor that he could make her ten years younger because of her hair or ten years older because of her intelligence, pausing to consider before answering.
No Spendthrift
A terse exchange notes a man plans to cut out his gay life and spend the summer on a farm as vacation remains his sole resource. The dialogue hints at social expectations and economic limits shaping leisure choices.
Not So Desirable After Hospital Arrival
A man enters the hospital room to meet his newborn son. The father admires the baby’s features, claiming he has his eyes and pose, while the mother quips about hoping the child does not inherit his breath, as printed in the Royal Arcanum Bulletin.
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Royal Arcanum Bulletin
Cured Funny Quote About Winning an Argument
A humorous exchange recalls a man who bragged about a rare victory in an argument with his wife. He reveals the cost of that win nearly bankrupt him after buying out a florist shop, a confectionery, and a department store.
Hunger Motive Surfaces in Wall Escape
A tramp who escaped a builder by climbing a wall asks for food, insisting that in the interest of humanity he should be fed that day. The exchange captures a moment of desperate hunger and dignity as a woman confronts the visitor.
Politician's private party sparks talk of appearances
Senator Sorghum and his wife discuss social duties for next winter. He notes such gatherings could interfere with work, yet admits political life shifts when a wife hosts an old-style party.
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Senator Sorghum
Troy Sixth Cup on Site Digging Reveals Ancient City Layer
Archaeologists from the University of Cincinnati excavate the Troy site in Agla Mbor dig and reveal Troy as the sixth city built on the same spot. They find debris layers and pottery from multiple dates showing a long sequence of settlements ending about two thousand years after Christ.
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Troy
Agla Mbor Ag
University of Cinedinnati
Sass Pathfinder Xiagazine
Christ
Subscriptions Renewed From West and Midwest
Mrs. George Frith from Los Angeles sends New Year greetings as she renews her subscription. Other renewals arrive from Pauline Evans Kennedy of Los Angeles Carlisle B Hoyle of Spokane Anna Adams of Salt Lake City Utah Light and Power Co Charles Criffin of Cedar City I B Riddle of Cedar City George A Lowe Milo S Marsden and Chester Stubbs AM Riddle renew for B B Smith of Cowley Wyoming.
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George Frith
Los Angeles
Mis
Pauline Evans Kennedy
Carlisle B. Hoyle
Spokane
Anna Adams
Salt Lake City
Utah Light and Power Co
Charles Criffin
Cedar City
Be” Riddle
George A. Lowe
Milo S.marsden
Chester Stubbs
Riddle
B. B. Smith
Cowley
Wyoming
Baby born to Mr and Mrs Roscoe Guymon
A new baby arrived to the Guymon family during the acel period, with the couple identified as Mr. and Mrs Roscoe Guymon. The brief notes the birth without additional details.
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Mrs
Roscoe Guymon
Wheat Harvest Across Months Worldwide and by Region
The article lists twelve monthly wheat harvests across regions and countries. January sees harvests in Australia New Zealand Chile and Argentina, February and March in Egypt India and Syria, with other regions following through April to December including Texas California California to Morocco New England New York Ohio and more, outlining a global seasonal pattern.
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Australia
New Zealand
Chile
Argentine Republic
Upper
Egypt
India
Lower
Indian
Syria
Cyprus
Persia
Asia Minor
Mexico
Cuba
Texas
Algeria
Central Asia
China
Japan
Morocco
California
Oregon
Mississippi
Alabama
Georgia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Tennessee
Virginia
Kentucky
Kansas
Arkansas
Utah
Interido
Missouri
Turkey
Greece
Italy
Spain
Ptortugal
France
New England
New York
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Indiana
Michigan
Ilinois
Towa
Wisconsin
Southern
Innesota
Nebraska
Upper Canada
Murania
Bulgaria
Austria
Iungary
Russia
Germany
Switzerland
England
Minnesota
Dakotas
Manitoba
Lower Canada
British Columbia
Belgium
Holland
Great Britain
Denmark
Poland
Scotland
Sweden
Norway
Thussia
Peru
South Africa
Burma
New South Wales
Animal cries and symbolic meanings from ancient lore
A list of animal sounds includes apes, bears, birds, and many others with cries like bray crow moo and hiss. It notes symbolic attributions such as ape for malice, dove for innocence, eagle for majesty, owl for wisdom, and wolf for cruelty.
Welsh Relics Unearthed At Pembrokeshire Mini Stonehenge
Archaeologists dig in Pembrokeshire uncover a 4000 year old bronze age cist complex a cromlech circle stones and mounds at a site once thought linked to Druids officials of the National Museum of Wales lead the excavations redefining the origin of the ancient coffins The expert links the cists to the Bronze Age around 2000 BCE which challenges long held Druids theory
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Pembrokeshire
Wales
National Museum of Wales
Seven Sages of Ancient Greece and their maxims
The seven wise men of ancient Greece include Solon of Athens who urged self-control. Chilon of Sparta counseled to consider the end. Thales of Miletus warned against suretyship. Bias of Priene argued most men are bad. Cleobulus of Lindos promoted moderate limits. Pittacus of Micena urged seizing opportunities. Persiander of Corinth claimed nothing is impossible to industry.
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Ancient
Greece
Solon
Athens
B. C
Chilo
Sparta
GB. C
Thales
Miletus
Blas
Priene
Cleobalus of
Lindos
Pittacus
Micylene
Persiander
Corinth
Parowan School Play Set for Saturday Night at Auditorium
Parowan High School to host a Saturday show January 19 at 8 pm in the Parowan High School Auditorium with general admission 25 cents and reserved seats 36 cents. The message also notes student body cards are valid but nontransferable and announces upcoming speech tournament preparations in Provo, with debate on federal grants for educational opportunity.
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Parowan High School
Provo
Cast Chosen for School Opera Chonita
Thursday January 10 at 4 30 p m tryouts in the Music room selected the cast for the school opera Chonita Judges were Principal Glenn E Snow Bishop W L Adama and Mr L Walter Peterson The chosen performers include Menda Budd Alanford Chonita Vera Orton Taya Adrienne Mickelson Stefan Morris Rowley Konrad Robert Mitchell Eaton Whitney Orton Paroness Ruth Stubbs Emil Chester Hatch.
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Glenn E. Snow
W. L. Adama
L. Walter Peterson
Menda
Budd Alanford
Chonita
Vera Orton
Taya
Adrienne Mickelson
Stefan
Morris Rowley
Konrad
Robert Mitchell
Eaton
Whitney Orton
Paroness
Ruth Stubbs
Emil
Chester Hatch
Parowan F.F.A. Prepares for Dixie Challenge
The Parowan F.F.A. chapter practiced basketball for two weeks to meet a challenge from the Dixie F.F.A. chapter on Friday January 18.
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Parowan F.F.A
Dixie F.F.A
County Institute Formed in Cedar City Gathering
County Institute was held in Cedar City Friday afternoon January 11. A program was presented in the evening followed by a social. A Southern Utah Civic Association was formed to promote education interests.
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County Institute
Cedar City
Southern Utah Civic Association
Bank of Southern Utah Educational Ads Feature Measur'd Rings
Measur ments taken Friday for elasa rings appear in a series of educational ads published weekly by the Bank of Southern Utah. The notices explain bank practices in accessible terms, though some wording remains unclear.
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Bank of Southern Utah
Parowan Post Office Notice of Second Class Mall Matter
W. Warner Mitchell, lessee, entered at Second Class Mall matter at the Parowan Utah Post Office on October 27, 1916.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Warner Mitchell
Mall N
Utah
Silver outlook boosts mining, prices rise
Rena Leon, noted monetary expert, says little silver remains globally and demand will surpass supply, lifting prices and stimulating mining activity. The Industrial News reports better prospects for jobs and capital investment as the silver market tightens. The Consumers Welfare League of Utah backs municipal ownership of electric light and power, claiming cities with 60k or more residents can halve bills while maintaining profits for other services.
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United States
Treasury
Thair Yiewt
Rena Leon
Mr. Leon
Consumers Welfare League of
Utah
Lost keys on ring with one broken key
Several keys on a ring have been misplaced with one key broken off. A reward is offered for their return. Please leave at the Times Office.
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Times Office
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County Ag Brute
Lamont E. Tuetler
R. Palley
Summit
Jos. D. Foster
B. A
Adelaide Grimm
Lloyd Grimm
Old
Parowan Meat Market
David A. Matheson
H. Warren Taylor
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Parowan Times
Parowan Pub. & Pranting CO
Ter
Alladin Theatre
Monte Cristo
Robert Donat and
Elissa Landi
Pn the News
Mickie Mouse
Lee Tracy and
Sally Blane
FBI
Miriam Hopkins
Ruth Etting
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