Officers Unearth Two Large Bootleg Stills in Snowbound Shaft
On January 24 Sheriff J T Leigh County Attorney Reuben J Shay and Federal Officers Ferer and Ferrer uncovered two whiskey stills in an abandoned shaft at the Arrowhead Mine. Snow hid evidence until Shay detected a shaft odor prompting the descent. Leigh descended fifty feet, found a false floor, and later entered a tunnel with fully equipped stills, mash, and rations. The setup used gasoline heaters and a piping system to feed water. The discovery is to be handed to federal authorities for possible arrests.
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J. T. Leigh
Reuben J. Shay
Anus and
Fetre
Arrowhead Mine
Utah
Shay
Ferrer
Ferrer Who Confirmed the Suspicion of Mr. Shay
Mr. Shay
Mr. Ferrel
Sherif Leigh
Federal
Sitl
Birthday Surprise for Mrs. Will L. Adams
Friends remembered Mrs. Will L. Adams birthday and surprised her with a Friday evening gathering at her home. The party included Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Clark, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Marsden, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Mitchell, Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Connell, Mrs. L. J. Adams, Mrs. J. D. Pymm, Mrs. Elgram Hilton, Mrs. Clifford Impey, and Mrs. Mamie D Orton.
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Will L. Adams
Merry Party
P. A. Clark
Wm. Marsden
J.C. Mitchell
C.C Connell
L. J. Adams
J. D. Pymm
Elgram Hilton
Clifford Impey
Mamie D Orton
House Party Raid Leads to $75 Fine for Two
Fanny Warrington and Frank Mickelson were convicted in Cedar City Justice Leigh's court for liquor possession. Each was fined $75 and plan to appeal. Prosecution was led by County Attorney Reuben J. Shay and Deputy George H Lunt. Witnesses included Parowan City Marshall Thomas Bennett Deputy Sheriff Charles Bentley and Justice William E Bettridge. The case stems from a raid on a private house party. Officials promise a yearlong cleanup of private parties as violations of prohibition rise.
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Times
Fanny Warrington
Frank Mickelson
Mitchells Celebrate Birth Of Daughter This Week
By and Mrs Frank C Mitchell rejoice over the birth of a daughter born Wednesday evening of last week.
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Frank C Mitchell
One Hundred Percent Subscribers to the Times
Miss Luella Iyatt’s check completed a yearlong subscription for H. Hyatt and his nine children to become full Times subscribers. Chester remains with his parents but is expected to join soon. Three family members helped install the Linotype by paying three years in advance.
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Luella Iyatt
the Times
H. 8
Hyatt
The
Times
Mr. Hyatt
Cedar City Enforces Traffic Ordinances
Cedar City authorities crack down on traffic violations. El Roy Webster was arrested by City Marshal Grant Walker for speeding and fined five dollars by Justice of the Peace Jethro Palmer. Officers urged heavier penalties to curb violations.
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Cedar City
el Roy Webster
Grant Walker
Justice of the Peace
Jethro Palmer
May Move Their Home to California
Mrs Petersen travels from Los Angeles to visit family as Arthur and Robert Fowler work for their brother in law Herman Bradfield a contractor in Parowan She hints the family may relocate to California if the wife approves Bradfield a former Parowan resident is advancing rapidly with several wells near his property and could become a millionaire someday
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Arthur Petersen
Los Angeles
California
Arthur
Robert Fowler
Lerman Bradfield
Kirs
Peterson
D Bradfield
P A C Club Meets For Evening of Hand Work
Last Wednesday the Pp A.C. club gathered at Mrs. Alice Pee for a quiet evening. Members admired beautiful handwork and enjoyed a splendid luncheon prepared by hostesses Mrs. S. A. Matheson and Mrs. EG Matheson served as guides.
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Pp A.C. Club
Alice Pee
Eanenbes
S. A. Matheson
EG Matheson
Sveamnp Zeefore
Parowan Receives Praise As Royal Entertainers
Parowan is lauded for a grand celebration with visitors from across the country. Aleta Proctor served as queen from Panguitch and mingled with local dignitaries, as residents recall past summers and winters and the town's festive hospitality.
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Aleta Proctor
Panguitch
Parowan
God Father
Brother Mitchell
Garfield Co. News
Taxpayers Convention Proposed for Lat of February
Iron County committee of the total taxpayers association calls a February convention to inform substantial taxpayers where their money goes. They warn of rising taxes and aim to spark interest and provide information, expecting one of the region's largest gatherings.
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Iron County
Otal Taxpaiers Association
Juvenile Court Handles Adults Linked to Delinquency
Authorities report several older individuals were processed in Juvenile Court for contributing to juvenile delinquency. Some cases resulted in moderate fines. The central committee and justice officials pledge stricter action, especially against adults aiding minors, with penalties to the limit where justified.
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Juvenile Court
Central Committee
Hyatt Family Reunion Brings Most Members Back Home
For the first time in fifteen years the H. and Wyatt family gathers in town with H Jr arriving from Idaho and Luella from Salt Lake City. Lance and his clan from Gunnison join as Chester travels to Las Vegas seeking work, delaying a family portrait.
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H. &. Wyatt
Chester
Idaho
Luella
Salt Lake City
Lance
Gunnison
Las Vegas
Parowan High School Music Recital Friday Evening
Messrs Manning and Dalley will present a free student recital in Parowan High School music room on Friday January 29 at 7 23 o clock. Invitations extend to interested patrons as part of a series of recitals by the pupils, with another concert planned near month’s end.
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Parowan High School
Messrs. Manning and Dalley
Information On Raising Baby Chicks In Poultry
The article explains main causes of chick losses and outlines best practices for brooding feeding and housing. It urges careful breeding stock and sanitary brooders, notes 6 to 100 percent losses are preventable, and proposes a community hatchery to boost local egg production and pricing stability.
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Iron County
Ir Mt Ltd
Invocation Announced for Sacrament Meetings
Bishop H L Adams announced a deviation from the usual Sacrament meetings, assigning speakers a fixed subject with advance notice and honoring prominent figures. Discussions may address lives of notable men and women, with possible delays for visiting stake officers. The service will be labeled Hymn Book Sunday with hymn book use emphasized. Speakers last Sunday were Marion Adams Clifton Taylor and Wm Mitchell.
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H. L. Adams
Stake
Peeta
Hey Tony
Marion Adams
Clifton Taylor
Mitchell
Town Notes Mention Deaths Cars and Local Happenings
Mr and Mrs Ivan Decker attend funeral in Glendale for father in law. Mrs Elia Davenport to Modena for nursing. Edgar and Clifford Stubbs buy new cars Essex Coach and Star touring. Frank and Morris Lyman convert used Ford to Star. Mitchell recovered from pneumonia. Melinda Adams attends Leadership Week in Provo. Woolgrowers convention visitors from state and Boise. Jesse Guyman and bride return from Salt Lake City and Boise event. John W Bentley seeks California visitors for next spring. Dewey Pentley builds a new two room home near Rowley. Subscribers behind on payments. Wm A Evans reports Salt Lake City trip, confined briefly. C A Thompson distributes dividend checks. Calvin Connell stellar at priesthood meeting. Ernest Orton building new barn. Ray Morr’s visiting Modena patients. Iyatt family and Luella Hyatt visiting. S Smith relocation from Firth Idaho. S Foster Bank of Southern Utah cashier noted as Times chief recorder.
Ore Prospect Spurs Rapid Claim Rush in Order Canyon
Local boys reported a rich ore find at the main of Order Canyon between here and Paragonah. Preliminary assays indicate large quantities of aluminum, iridium, and possible silver and copper. Jesse F. Lowder and John Jensen lead the prospecting effort hoping the discovery is worth a million.
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Paragonah
Jesse F. Lowder
John Jensen
Going Into The Poultry Business Series Opens
Readers in Paragonah and nearby consider commercial poultry ventures. Times presents a series on poultry, starting with feeding, by T W Noland and Noel Hell from the Missouri State Poultry Experiment Station, Mountain Grove, plus expert input from A L Lewis of Parabonah Milling Co.
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Paragonah
the Times
T. W.noland
Noel Hell
Missouri State Poultry Experiment Station
Mountain Grove
A. L. Lewis
Para- Bonah Milling Co
Andy
Successful meeting at Paragonah supports juvenile work
A large audience of parents attended a Paragonah gathering of the County Juvenile Welfare Organization. Ex-mayor Walter K. Granger and County Clerk John D. Bentley spoke on public support of officers and cooperation from citizens.
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County Juvenile Welfare Organization
Paragonah
Walter K. Granger
Cedar City
John 4. Bentley
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C. A. Thompson
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