Death in New York City Shocks Salt Lake Editor
The editor received a telegraph announcing the death in New York City of Melba, second daughter of John, a Salt Lake City resident. Later information said spinel Meétogus caused death. body shipped to Salt Lake for burial, arriving Tuesday afternoon. Melba, born in Provo in 1904, studied at Columbia College and planned careers in physical education and athletics.
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Tomes
Salt Lane
Caty
New York City
Nig Hece Melba
Econd
John
Balt Lake City
Salt Lake
Melba
Provo
Get
Columbia College
New York
Salt Lake City
Hunters corner a rogue lion in canyon chase
A group including Gide Saunderson and Eyota Hight tracked a dangerous lion across a canyon after it had killed a deer and damaged sheep. They surrounded the animal, fired to deter it, and the lion was finally killed, weighing about 150 pounds and measuring 37 inches from nose to tail, between years old.
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Pacowin
Monotaio
Gide Saunderson
Shale
Eyota
Reppee
Will
Sanderarn
Horace
Edgar
Joe
Hir
Lav
Hon
Mae
Fred
Deaths at Paragonay Tarepereh January 6 1920
Obituary notes the deaths of William Ruth an elderly Paragonay resident after pneumonia and illness. Born 1840 in Adelaide, he came to Paragonay earlier in life and was mourned by relatives and friends. Funeral speakers included Ekhard Rabingon Johnathan Prother Morgan Behards and Bo Thee. Funeral services were conducted with entries noting mourners and attendees.
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Tarepereh
Ruth
Poeumias
Sdoey
Avelestis
Parnes Benah
Haaife Acchia
San
Joan Gognty
Build for Your Employer in Leslie's Weekly
An analysis extols relentless efficiency and loyalty as keys to success. It profiles Carnegie Bethlehem Steel and Rockefeller, praising workers who tirelessly outperform despite clock constraints. The piece argues workers must outshine rivals through continuous vigilance and dedication to their boss.
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Oman
Lim
Gond
Wogan Bee
Cernegie
Bethlehem Steel Weirporation
John D. Rockefeller
Tou Trvetort
Ebery
Basher
Hia
aeRo 8S
Macy Lmallee Ours
Empheser
Che
Aup burRiiews
Dome
Cantrele -Leslie'sa Weekly
Parents Please Take Notice for Parowan District PTA Officers
Sunday after afternoon services a meeting will be held to cheer and elect officers for the Parowan District Parent and Teachers Organization. All parents from four schools are urged to attend and participate, committee chair RL Fenton announced.
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Offcera
Parenta
Parowen
Push Through Pressure On The Door Of Entry
The text discusses pushing as a means to enter a place, describing pushy behavior and the mindset of forcing one’s way forward. It critiques aggressive actions in work or power struggles and hints at consequences of such conduct.
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Tau
Boece
Adaire
Jack
Tom
Cedar Notes heavy with local life and mishaps
The Cedar notes recount a week of small town events. John Hisiemo loses a hand in an accident during play with a brother and an ax, doctors hope for recovery to the wrist. Mr and Mrs Fred Ashdown host a party with refreshments. Several locals, including Mr and Mrs Yeo and Arthur Haslem, suffer misfortunes or share visits as Cedar keeps warm in a balmy season. A baby girl is born to Mr and Mrs Heyal Gardner.
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John Hisiemo
Gravel drive by Farm Bureau spurs town cleanup effort
Local Farm Bureau members joined students and town workers Tuesday to gravel Main Street and the street by Ward Chapel, with police and teachers assisting. Organizers plan another gravel day and aim to repurpose a concrete school foundation into playground space, enhancing campus aesthetics.
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Farm Bureau
Ward Chapel
Bev
Dad
Aleu
Gothoragre
Holl
Adama
Fortes Anth
Facts Against Bolshevism and Domestic Unrest
A wartime style appeal urges belief in American government and justice for all citizens. It condemns Bolshevik influence, promotes loyalty, and warns that payrolls and reforms are stronger than martial law. The piece claims unity will curb unrest and defend the nation against subversive ideas.
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Conelact
Lawyer Wallace McMoln Noted For Parowan Legal Work
Nephiwa attorney Wallace McMoln reportedly assisted William Fritchard, her father in law, with insurance matters and various legal services in Parowan. The document notes his ongoing contentment and professional activity amid local affairs.
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Wallace McMoln
Nephiwa
Yuan Wer
Wm Fritchard
Aviling Tite Insurance
Partine
Parowan
Fla
Garfield County Flight School Debates Tobacco Ban Victory
A garbled report describes a Garfield County High School vote on tobacco use with the student body approving a measure. The piece praises student restraint and urges adults of Fanguitch to follow the example, warning of future consequences if tobacco persists.
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Garfield County
Garfield County High School
Fanguitch
Tahoe
Flu at Cedar Reported and Contained
Telegrams indicate flu cases appeared in Cedar with five or so exposed individuals. Authorities say a quarantine line is in place and the spread seems limited to those already reported, with checks showing no new cases at this time.
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Digeare Iias
Quarantine Enforced Across County Over Flu Threat
Health authorities announce a strict quarantine after reports of influenza in the county. Five or more cases in Gedar and three to four in Geaver prompt travel controls and mandatory four day isolation for anyone returning from out of town. Camping quarters prepared. travelers must report and refrain from contact to curb spread. Community leaders urge cooperation as disease containment is deemed essential.
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Haver
Paruwantsa
Miy
Gottinan
Piam
Teantin
Fuor Dave
Parasay Equitable Cooperative Holds Annual Stockholders Meeting
The Parasay Equitable Cooperative held its regular annual stockholders meeting Monday afternoon electing five officers and adding two new members. Officers were chosen by acclamation, and the secretary's report was approved. Directors recommended dividends of 6 percent on preferred stock and 38 percent on common stock.
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Parasay Equitable Cooperaive Hecotting
Gireckora Ag
HD Bavier
Alma Benson
Soon Matheson
John W Bentley
Geo
Morris Mera Benily
Merrigre
Presentiace
Mompationa
Sue
Scclametpon
Ofice
Fingnel
Directora
Cows of Mission Sunray Ken Matheson refe for a Thelm Ee Canes
Thel m Ee Canes is praised by Mission Sunray for promise in his football career. Mentions confidence in his fit with Burzion and wishes him success while he is away. Local note highlights support from community and supporters.
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Sunray
Ken Matheson
Sugar as Human Food Value and Beet Byproducts
A historical note estimates sugar and beet byproducts as a food source. It discusses caloric content around 184 per unit and compares with wheat, maize, and other staples. The text suggests production of beets and sugar might feed 40 to 50 people per year for an average household.
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Suv
Guy Rabicna
Flu quarantine extends to curb spread in Farowan
Amid concerns over an outbreak, authorities implemented a quarantine in Farowan to curb the flu. Officials warned the disease could spread if preventive measures are not followed and urged vigilance to protect the state from further cases.
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Jamee Butles
Lethe
Hetfoed Latbot
Lek Feiday
Hue Forse
Tim
Committee of Patents and Teachers
RL. Fenton
Cedar Notes
Fred Ashdown
Witte Aoa
Eft
Mra Yeo
Dix
Arthur Haslem
I. H. Macfarlane
Nors Luke
Paragouiah
Han Webster
Wil L. Adama
Sodora Heyal Gardner
Garfield High School
Tobarco
Panguiteh
Dangiuiteh
Ana
Cows of Mission
Wien
Ocean
Maine
Rush Lake
James Fisger
Enoch, Utah
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