Parowan Wins Big Rabbit Hunt Against Four Clubs
Parowan led a four-club rabbit hunt in Cedar valley with 15 men per team from Beaver Cedar St George and Parowan. Parowan scored 974 rabbits to Cedar 561 Beaver 450 and St George 381. Edgar Benson led with 101 rabbits, followed by J M Ward and Roy Benson. The event ends with a deluxe supper funded by St George club and marks the first annual interclub contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parowan
Beaver, Cedar
ST. George
Beaver
Cedar
St George
Cedar Valley
Rushlake
Grimshaw
Mud Spring Canyon
St. George's
Edgar Benson
J. M. Ward
Roy Benson
Wee
Ffteen
Dr. Thorley
Cedar City
van Buren
Dixie
Jates Set for Annual Round-Up at Cedar City
The annual Farmers Conference and Housekeepers Round-Up at Branch Agricultural College in Cedar City runs February 12 to 17 under U A C Extension Service. Eighteen to twenty speakers will cover timely topics, with a Seed and Poultry Show featuring White Leghorns and other breeds and seed exhibits with substantial cash prizes. The event aims to be a short intensive farm and home economics school, with lodging offered by Cedar City residents and reduced meals for visitors plus social activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Branch Agricultural College
U. A. C. Extension Service
Cedar City
Utah
County Commissioners Advise Road, Taxes, and Jail Upgrades
At the regular meeting of the Board of County Commissioners the group discussed appointing a road man for Paragonah and planned a mass meeting with local officials. Irregularities in J. M. Ward property taxes were sent to the Attorney General for opinion. The jail was to be re-whitewashed and sanitized. The Treasurer was told to prepare a list of unpaid taxes for collection. Road changes near Hamlin Valley were tabled for further inquiry. A $1000 balance for the Cedar Long Valley road was requested from the State Road Commission. The Attorney was authorized to buy a desk for $45. The meeting adjourned to the second Monday in February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
J. M. Ward
State Board of Health
Hamlin Valley
Gran Pace Farm
Hamilton
Fort
State Road Commission
Cedar-Long Valley
Iron County
J. H. Arthur State
Parowan High Falls to Dixie in St George debut
In the season opener at St George, Parowan High lost to Dixie 70 to 33. Officials have not confirmed a formal result, but Parowan’s locals credit the Dixie squad as dominating and well hosted by the Dixie home team and St George supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. George
Parowan High
Dixie Boys
Clark Takes Post Office February First
In an interview with P. A. Clark who returned from Salt Lake City after two weeks at the Post Office he says the local office change will occur about the first of the month. The commission earlier left details to Adams but agreed the first will serve as a good start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. A. Clark
Salt Lake City
Hts
Adams
Health officers call for corral cleanup after morning odor
A morning breeze carries strong odors to the observers prompting health officers to insist that someone clean up a corral. The report notes the need for sanitation and responsible management to address the lingering stench and potential health concerns.
Forrest Taylor to Perform in Parowan Opera House
Mr Arthur Joseph announces that Forrest Taylor and a strong theatrical company will perform at Parowan Opera House on February 1 and 15. Taylor once sent top shows this region and theater lovers may enjoy a real treat from his return engagement.
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Arthur Joseph
SE. Forrest Taylor
Parowan Opera House
Local boy GeogO Taylor eyes London stage engagement
Word from Mr GeogO Taylor, a local actor, says his theatrical company plans a London engagement within a month. He has worked in New York and the East. He may join them or remain. the group is pressing for his inclusion. Forest Ranger Keith A Dodge is in town to receive grazing permit applications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geogo, Taylor
London
George
Tim
New York
Keith A. Dodge
Are You Included In Arrears For February Mailing?
Subscribers both local and distant exceed a year in arrears and asked to keep receiving the TIMES. Unless payment or a satisfactory arrangement is made before February 7, the paper will be discontinued for these individuals. Further explanation on page four.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TIMES
OUR PUBLIC GROUNDS Editorial Calls Museum Aid and Grounds Care
An editorial urges cooperation to establish a museum and improve care of public grounds and buildings. It suggests city and school district jointly hire a worker in summer to tend school grounds and the cemetery, noting summer neglect harms the community’s image.
Parowan Preliminary Hearing Attracts Local Witnesses
Messers John S. Fife Don Coppin and J A Kopp testified yesterday for the defense in the preliminary hearing before Justice Geo D Morris. Norman Goudge of Gandil Bakery Cedar City attended. Sheriff Leigh and Attorney Lunt and Hancock were present. Mr and Mrs Gronway Pacers of Cedar City visited Parowan Friday afternoon seeking saddle incidents to purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John S. Fife
Ford
Don Coppin
Studebaker
J. A. Kopp
Buick
Parowan
Geo. D. Morris
Norman Goudge
Gandil
Cedar City
PatoWwall
Sheriff Leigh
Atterneyy Lunt
Hancock
Relief Society Activities In City Prompts Attendance
The Relief Society of Saicization has been active promoting weekly meetings and participation. A contest between the Finest and West sides drew many attendees with 120 ladies present for last week’s Friday event on the East side. Mrs Beatrice Mitchell led the introductory lesson on American Literature for the year and will guide discussions. a brief entertainment and refreshments followed, enjoyed by all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Relief Society OF
Saicization
Betun
Beatrice Mitchell
Sociat
Rice and Holyoak Case 15 Dismissed
After a two day preliminary hearing before Justice Aloiris the case against I Rice and Leber Eloy Oak was dismissed. Arrested in connection with the October theft of denatured alcohol from Parowan Atte Company’s garage investigators found no evidence tying them to the crime. The court found no proof showing how the alcohol arrived at the scene and threw out the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G D. Aloiris
Rice
Leber Eloy
Oak
Parowan Atte Company
Parowan Equitable to buy Willard Day Merchants details near complete
Details of a pending deal show Parowan Equitable to acquire the Willard Day Merchants business and building. Terms are not disclosed but are believed agreed, with final action expected within a week. The fate of the current building and Day's plans remain uncertain until closing.
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Parowan Equitable
Equitable
Merry Minstrel Maids at City Show on Monday
The Merry Minstrel Maids appear in the city on Monday January 29 with a matinee at 4:30 and evening curtain at 8:30. Reserved seats 50 cents, general 35, matinee 25 for adults and 10 for children. The bill features dancers and songs including Isle Within the Law and Night of Je, with a large company and numerous numbers.
Rambouillet Breeders Plan Meet and 1923 Dates
Southern Utah Rambouillet Sheep Breeders Assn officers met last week to discuss plans for next year. Recommendations include holding Rambouillet Day September 19 to 21, forming an executive committee from participating counties, headquarters at Parowan, and securing permanent grounds and housing facilities. The constitution will be prepared for ratification at an upcoming meeting.
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Utah
Rambouillet Sheep Breeders Assn
Rambouillet
Parowan
Associa
Warren Infant Dies in Panguiteh Burial Held Locally
Garn Worthen three months old son of Mr and Mrs G H Warren died in Panguiteh from pneumonia after a short illness. Due to Mrs Warrens illness the funeral was held in Panguiteh and the body brought by Mr Warren and a sister. Interment occurred in City cemetery here with Mr Wim H Liman dedicating the grave. Mr Warren returned to care for other sick family members.
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Garn Worthen
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Meg Ward
J. C. Robinson
J. G. Dalton
Orlando W. Adams
Wm. E. Thornton
Philip Benson
Clarence Pendleton
Clarence Richards
IL. S. Adams
F.C. van Buren Bain Matheson
W.H. Clark
Clark
T. Forrest Taylor
Relief Society Activities
Merry Minstrel Maids
Bhickvidik
Lappimes
Fant Browz
Uta Sony
Donna Melly
Gounee
June Clover
Jane Busby
Macmmie
Pam, June Jefferson
Samia
Shro
Birdie Blenne
Readii
Spokane
Dete
Dinah Wayback
Company Plantation Lullaby
Malinda Jane Bryan
Birdie
Dinah
Ady
Rambouilett
Tion
Tev A. Love Stores
Witford Day
David
Timus
Catherine Rivtauis
Ralph Wilcox
Mammoth Country
Warren
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