Kane County U S Mail Route Change Debated
Cedar City leaders and Kane County petitioners press for a mail route through Cedar City via the upper path instead of Marysvale. Mace of Southern Utah Lumber and Riddle of I E Riddle Co along with local chamber members traveled to Kanab and other Kane County points to garner support. Mail contracts hang in Washington as the decision on the route is awaited.
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Bressrs
Wat. M. Mace
Southern Utah Lumber» & Cost Co
LBE
Riddle
I. E.riddle Co
Kanab
Kane ‘County
Chamber of Commerce
Kane County
Cedar City
Marysvale
Washington, D
John P. Fuller Prepares East Buying Trip
John P. Fuller of the Golden Arse store plans a two to three week buying trip to the East beginning early next week.
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John P. Fuller
Golden Arse
East
Representative Johnn S Woodbury Leaves for Salt Lake City
Representative Johnn S Woodbury departed this week to attend the special session of the State Legislature in Salt Lake City.
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Johnn S. Woodbury
Salt Lake City
T le
Kanar- 1% Worker Cesrge Berry Williams Immediate
The fragment notes Cesrge Berry Williams of Kanar- 1% was immediately the first of the work. Strong entities include Cesrge Berry Williams and Kanar- 1% as place or group. The text is fragmented but indicates an ordering or initiation of work.
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Cesrge Berry Williams
Immedar
Bishop Walter Granger Makes Visit to Parowan
Bishop Walter K Granger visited Parowan during a church schedule in early times. The report notes his presence and relates community reactions amid the local religious calendar.
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Walter K. Granger
Vistor
Parowan Duridz I.e
Wees
Webster Leigh Visits Parowan to Buy Cattle
Webster Leigh traveled to Parowan during the week to purchase cattle, condition of stock not specified. The trip highlights regional cattle trade activity and incidental local notes.
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Webster Leigh
Parowan
Niagara Power Usage Expands From Sawmill Start
Niagara power began with a 1725 sawmill built by a Frenchman on the New York bank near the rapids. Now power serves Syracuse 165 miles away and Windsor Ontario 240 miles away. Water diversion is limited to 3000 cfs Canadian side and 20000 cfs US side. Electrical power fuels electrochemical industries including aluminum and ferro silicon.
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New York
Rapids
Niagara
Syracuse
Windsor
Ont
United States
Personality in English: historical use and rise
The term personality traces to 14th century Wyclif, denoting a human quality, but did not gain popularity until recently. Shakespeare and Milton used vast vocabularies yet seldom employed the word, which has since gained an interesting past and common abbreviations.
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Wyclif
Shakespeare
Milton
A. A. Roback
Magic of Trees and their gentle life symbol
The article extols trees as symbols of life and virtue, highlighting their beauty, loyalty, and steadfastness. It notes their practical roles from fruit and shelter to reducing evaporation, moderating wind, and enriching surroundings. The piece ends with the United States Daily attribution.
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United States
Neighbor's Mother Faces Major Operation
A neighbor girl's account reveals a friend of her mother is set for surgery tomorrow. She misstates the medical details, guessing it involves the liver and gizzard, noting the name sounds large and confusing.
Four Year Old Describes Pet Dog in Curious Exchange
A four year old girl explains that her dog is not a bulldog but a mad dog who barks at everyone who comes to their house in a conversation with her father's friend. The child uses vivid, direct phrasing to convey her pet's behavior.
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Margery
Local Senator to Attend State Legislature Session
Senator L N Maraden departs for the capital to join the state legislature session beginning Monday. The trip aims to seek improvements to the taxation system and shape upcoming policy decisions.
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L. N. Maraden
Adams Couple Still Missed After Holiday Trip
Mr. and Mrs. Paul M. Adams have not returned from Montpelier where they planned to spend the holidays. Mrs. Adams is employed teaching in a school in Idaho.
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Paul M. Adams
Montpelier
Burton Couple Married in Beaver Last Week
Mr and Mrs Earl Burton were wed in Beaver last week and celebrated over the weekend. Details about their future plans remain undisclosed.
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Earl Burton
Beaver
Trousseau Tea Observed by Laura Gardner and Fae Dix
Mrs Laura Mitchell Gardner and Mrs Fae Decker Dix attended a trousseau tea hosted by Mrs Barbara Mathe S00 after arriving from sedar last Friday.
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Laura Mitchell Gardner
Fae Decker Dix
Sedar
Mise Barbara Mathe
Elder Frank Adams Leaves for Germany Mission
Elder Frank Adams departed Saturday afternoon to serve a mission for the L D S Church. He will spend a few days in the Salt Lake City mission home before leaving the state.
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Frank Adams
Germany
L. D
Miss Ariel Ward Returns From California Visit
Miss Ariel Ward, who had been visiting in California for several weeks, returned home today.
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Ariel Ward
California
Mr Thomas D Adams Recovers After Critical Illness
Mr Adams, previously critically ill for two to three weeks, is able to be around town again and resumes usual activities.
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Thomas D. Adams
Dean Mitchell Reaches Home From School For Mouth Infection
Dean Mitchell returns home from school for several days due to a mouth infection believed to have resulted from blowing a horn.
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Dean Mitchell
County Commissioner Williams and family return from California trip
Iron County Record reports County Commissioner EB. E. Williams and his wife recently returned from a two week visit with relatives in California. Their daughter Alice accompanied them and is recovering on the coast for three months.
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Iron County
EB. E. Williams
California
Alice
Mrs Matheson Steps Through Cedar City Visit
Mrs. Lorenzo J. Matheson visits Cedar City for a few days with her sons Monte and Melburn Penson and their wives and her sister Mrs Frank McConnell during a brief family sojourn in town this week.
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Irs
Lorenzo J. Matheson
Cedar City
Monte and
Melburn Penson
Frank McConnell
You Next Door Neighbor Drama by West Ward Groups
The M Men and Gleaner Girls of the West Ward present a Monday night dra ma titled You Next Door Neighbor. The two groups collaborate for a local community theater event.
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M-Men
Gleaner Girls
West Ward
Cured Small Boys of Finickiness at Meals
The Brown family faced mealtime turmoil as Bobby and Billy refused many dishes. Their parents substituted hated foods for weeks until the boys grew to eat the previously detested meals, though they dread future repeats. The anecdote ends with no further complaints after the surrender.
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Brown
Bobby
Billy
Mr. Brown
Pelther
New York Sun
Africa's Sausage Tree Among Oddest in Africa
A Washington Star summary notes an East African tree known as the sausage tree. Its fruit can reach two feet, with an inviting exterior but inedible pulp inside. The tree belongs to the fatalpn family and plays a religious and medicinal role among Nubian tribes who worship its poles and roast the fruit for rheumatic relief.
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East Africa
Nubia
Canada's Status as Dominion Within the British Empire
The text explains that Canada is not fully independent but a self governing dominion within the British empire. It cites the 1926 imperial conference defining autonomous communities equal in status with common allegiance to the crown and freely associated in the British Commonwealth of Nations.
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Canada
United States
Commonwealth of Nations
Flavio Glendo
Tesnan
Constantinople
Mead
Ehke Symonda
Ruahi
Trahelais
Alan of the
Samuel Putuaro
Grace Burt Improves After Illness and Operation
Mrs Grace Burt who has suffered a lengthy illness and undergone an operation now sits up and is reported to be progressing well with her recovery.
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Grace Burt
McLean Family Leaves for Cedar City to Enter Business
The McLean family departed yesterday for Cedar City aiming to start a business there. They hinted at lodging or entertainment ventures but gave no definite plans.
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McLean
Yeaterday
Cedar City
Imagining the Middle Ages: Symonds and the Renaissance Debate
A critical excerpt argues that the Middle Ages never existed as a single era and criticizes Flavio Glenda and Samuel Puttigno for shaping a myth of medieval dark ages. It contends modern humanism exposes the period as a complex blend of superstition and awakening.
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John Addington Symonds
Abundant Proofs That Sound Waves Can Hill
Abundant proofs claim sound waves can kill living creatures and extinguish flame. High frequency waves or super sonic tests reportedly kill animals by shattering blood cells. Demonstrations allegedly show sound can extinguish fire and damage buildings through intense vibrations.
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T. C. Bridges
Charles Kellorg
California
Clouds Over Sahara High Cloud Types Describe Saharan Sky
The text notes that clouds occur frequently over the Sahara, with higher clouds such as altocumulus identified among them, indicating common Saharan sky conditions and cloud formation patterns.
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Sahura
Editor to Attend Utah State Press Convention in Salt Lake City
The editor plans to attend the Utah State Press association convention in Salt Lake City the last of the week. Mr. Sam Whitney will leave the first of the week for the coming session of the legislature. Mrs. Whitney will join him in a few days. They will visit relatives and friends and Mrs. Whitney will have dental work during their stay.
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Utah State Press Association
Salt Lake City
Sam Whitney
Itz
Marriage at Parowan and Beaver Unites Hyatt and Dalton
A wedding ceremony performed by Judge Cox last week joined Misa La Reta Hyatt and Charles Dalton as husband and wife. A Beaver reception followed Monday night. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Hyatt of Parowan, with many friends extending best wishes.
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Judge Cox
United Misa la Reta Hyatt
Charles Dalton
Beaver
J. A. Hyatt
Origins of Rugby Carried From William Webb Ellis Tablet
The memorial tablet at Rugby credits William Webb Ellis with introducing carrying the ball into football in autumn 1823 during a drawn game. It notes the moment broke rules of the time and started the distinctive Rugby practice. Over the next forty years clubs formed across England, many split between kicking and carrying styles, yet lacked uniform rules.
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Rugby
Wiliam Webb Ellis
England
Standard Grain Measurements Across States
The Department of Agriculture standardized grain measures due to varying container sizes across states and within states. A weight table was created to ensure accuracy, yielding uniform pounds per bushel for the grain.
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Department of Agriculture
The Thief of Hearts Seized In a New Year Arrest
In a dramatic scene at the Weelern newspaper union calendar year end Lois Reston rejects Bult Lofts heart. He declares a New Year gift asks for her heart but she says it was stolen and cannot be given. He is arrested near the gate after their brief farewell.
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Aston
Lois Reston
Rastons
Silage
Field
Lofts
Lois
Bult
Agtan Miles
Linhert Stend
Weelern
Unteon
Parowan Wife Shines In Household Resource Role
In Parowan a resourceful wife guides her husband to the needle and thread when a shirt button comes loose. Her practical pluck highlights domestic savvy and cheerful teamwork within the home.
Fashion Rumors Signal Return to Old Underlayers
Gossip mentions a retro fashion trend resurfacing with garments worn beneath outer clothing. The chatter notes social secrecy around insider styles as entertainment and media routines blend in Parowan households.
Parowan Phrase Sparks Concern Over Sensitive Content
A stark regional remark hints at possible future cases where disturbing acts could appear only in family photo albums, prompting debate over community morality and safeguarding youth in Parowan.
London Tests Rubber Pay Injuries for Pedestrians
London trials rubber pay ments to reduce injuries after vehicle impacts. The program explores safer pedestrian interactions and potential curbside protections to lower harm in busy areas.
No finer life than keeping a husband well cited
A historical line asserts a woman's best role is caring for a husband, praising domestic devotion as a valued life path. the remark frames marriage duties as primary, with emphasis on proper care as the measure of a woman's worth.
Flapper Advice from Aillawatha in 1920s Kansas
In Aillawatha Kansas a flapper urges undecided sisters to wear long ekirta saying let your chassis be your guide. The quirky line reflects era style and playful gender norms.
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Aillawatha
Kan
Flapper
Ekirta
Panicked Season Ends With Low Turnout in Parowan
Post holiday blues hit Parowan as Sunday boot attend drops off, with locales predicting a quiet weekend ahead and fewer attendees than usual.
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Parowan
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