Wool Growers Pool Wool Clip At Iron County Meeting
Iron County Wool Growers Association decided to pool their wool clip again and sell it lump sum to attract contractor bids. J B Dalton L N Marsden and James C Robinson were elected to oversee sale. Annual meeting set for January 11 with Forest Service rep to discuss Cedar Canyon sheep elimination.
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Iron County Wool Growers Association
Parmwan
J. B. Dalton
Association
L. N. Marsden
James C. Robinson
Bank of Kof ' Coss
Dalton
Forest Service
Ogden
Cedar Canyon
Statewide Clean Home Clean Town Campaign in Utah
The Utah State Farm Bureau launches a state wide campaign to promote cleaner homes and towns from March 1 to June 30, organized with state, county and local agencies. Towns are classified into eight population classes for inter class competition, led by Governor Mabey.
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Utah State Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau
Mabey
Salt Lake City
Ogden
Parowan High Defeats Beaver 32 to 18 in Big Win
Parowan High School beat Beaver High School 32 to 18 in the second league game of the season. Beaver led 4 to 3 after the first quarter, but Parowan pulled ahead 15 to 9 at halftime. The Parowan team praised Beaver hosts for an elaborate postgame banquet. Dixie’s strong play is noted, with a 42 to 10 victory over Karowan High and a prior win over B. A. C. last week.
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Parowan High School
Beaver High School
Beaver
Parowan
Dixie
Karowan High
Utah
Rambouillet flock change hands at $200 private sale
Mr W Clarence Pendleton sold one Rambouillet ram at $200 in a private treaty to L N Marsden who will add the ram to his fine Rambouillet flock. Marsden offered Pendleton $300 for another ram, but Pendleton refused the offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Clarence Pendleton
Privat Treaty
L. NJ
Marsden
Rambouillet
Mr. Pendleton
Jackie Coogan at Rex in Peck's Bad Boy Thursday
Jackie Coogan makes his first Rex appearance Thursday night in Peck's Bad Boy. The town anticipates a strong turnout as county pair discussions gain momentum with preliminary work soon. John T. Mitchell assists J. Alma Benson in his store while Benson’s wife recovers. Citizens’ efforts and a benefit show raise about $13 for Roy Hyatt in hospital care.
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Jackie Coogan
Rex
Peck
the Rex
Ady
John T. Mitchell
J. Alma Benson
Roy Hyatt
Missionaries visiting Parowan for two weeks
Messrs Geo. W. Esplim Frank Leigh Grant Walker and George Leigh of Cedar City are in Parowan to do missionary work for a couple of weeks. The community is invited to open their homes and extend hospitality to these gentlemen.
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Messers
Geo. W. Esplim
Frank Leigh
Grant Walker
George Leigh
Cedar City
Parowan
Cedar City boosters secure railroad right of way contracts
Last week’s Iron County Record reports Cedar City leaders have secured written right of way contracts with railroad interests guaranteeing access as provided. The action reflects Cedar boosters’ public spirit, eliminating delays in the town’s development program.
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Iron County
Cedar City
Cedar
Mrs Sorensen Postpones Minstrel Show Due to Illness
Mrs Sorensen, who was to present the Merry Minstrel Maids on Monday night, announced a postponement because many company members are down with bad colds and hoarseness. Also notes a Cedar Lumber and Commission Company ad change titled Kids Wanted this week.
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Cedar Lumber and Commission Company
Meister Singers Rock Lyceum Program With High Class Music
The Meister Singers a local group gave an exceptional Lyceum program last night featuring Professor Jensen Mrs R L Fenton Mr and Mrs Scott Matheson Miss Ethel Woolley Miss Ilene Johnson and Mr J Harold Brinley. The whole show was high quality with solos quartets readings dancing and no frivolous material. The ensemble demonstrated fine judgment in selection and preparation and the performers donated their time to aid the committee.
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Meister Singers
Lyceum
Professor Jensen
R. L. Fenton
Scott Matheson
Ethel Woolley
Ilene Johnson
J. Harold Brinley
Daughters of Pioneers Meet with Adams Family Program
The Daughters of the Pioneers hold their regular monthly meeting at Relief Hall at 2 pm on February 1. The Adams family presents a program including a life sketch of William and Mary Ann Adams, a scene from Senemar the Barbarian, readings, and music. The group invites the public and explains pioneer eligibility per the organization constitution.
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Daughters of the Pioneers
Adams
William and
Mary Ann Adams
Senemar the Barbarian
Miss Ada McGregor Weds D E Cameron in Ogden Utah
Friends of Miss Ada McGregor announce her marriage on January 20 to Mr. D. E. Cameron of Salt Lake City. The ceremony occurred in Ogden Utah. Also noted, Mr. Clark Orton bought Arthur Josephs sorrel horse Boyd for 1549.00 and Mr. Albert Marsden departed for schooling at the University of Utah for the remainder of the season.
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Ada McGregor
D. E. Cameron
Salt Lake City
Ogden
Utah
Clark Orton
Arthur Joseph
Boyd
Albert Marsden
The
U. of U
Round-Up Aims to Help Southern Utah Farmers
Southern Utah enters a period of opportunity with a strong push from the Branch Agricultural College at Cedar City. The Round-up and Convention emphasize practical work in wool poultry and seeds with a government wool growing specialist and poultry experts to demonstrate standards, breeds, and show entries.
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Utah
Branch Agricultural College
Cedar City
Agricultural Interests Should Be Oversified
Outlook for agriculture improves nation wide Utah shows steady growth Steel Industry helps Iron County shift from remote farming to central role diversifying interests Farmers urged to lead in planning creameries silos diversified crops irrigation water poultry home gardens and clean town campaigns Emphasis on improving livestock quality and engaging youth in farming clubs to build productive community units
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Utah
Iron County
Club T
Four Carloads of Beef Sold to Cedar City and Pomona
Local men disposed of four car loads of choice steers at six dollars seventy five cents per hundredweight to John Adams of Cedar City and Jimmie Thomas of the San Antonio Meat Packing Co. in Pomona. Named feeders H L Adams George A Lowe Jr and James C Robinson attended the sale and were pleased with the shipment. The paper notes it has not learned the exact profit from feeding the steers and will seek figures for readers.
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Messrs
John Adams
Cedar City
Jimmie’ Thomas
San Antonio Meet Packing Co
Pomona
Cal
H. L. Adams
Geo. A. Lowe Jr
James C. Robinson
Adams
Thomas
Suggestions for next year by D. BD
D. BD of Sargent Cedar City invites readers to send in suggestions for next year. The note promises deeper joy and satisfaction in producing better work and directs readers to Cedar City for further particulars.
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D. BD
Sargent
Cedar City
Equitable Buys Day Merchan and consolidates stores
Parowan Equitable announces the Wilford Day Mer cantile purchase, plans move to a new building, and merge operations under one management. The sale price specifics are not disclosed, stock is inventoried, and the existing Equitable building is offered for sale with no preference for furniture or machinery lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. N. Marsden
Parowan Equitable
Wilford Day
Equitable
The
Marsden
Birthday Party Honors Mrs Lowder in Home Event
Mrs Luella Lowder and Mrs Monroe Benson hosted a Wednesday birthday gathering for Mrs W J Lowder at Benson home. Guests played 50% and other games with prizes to Mrs Chilton Mrs Scott Mitchell Mrs C L Pinder and Mrs Chas D Adams. A late lunch was served with pink rose decoration. Attendees included J L Lowder Monroe Benson W J Lowder C L Pinder Chilton Fred Bruhn White E S Lowder Kil gore Scott Mitchell Chas D Adams Phil Benson Sam Halterman L Johnson Delos Hyatt and Don Orton.
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Luella Lowder
Monroe Benson
W. J. Lowder
Chilton
Scott Mitchell
C.L. Pinder
Chas. D Adams
J. L. Lowder
W J. Lowder
C. L. Pinder
Fred Bruhn
White
E. S. Lowder
Kilgore
Chas. D. Adams
Phil Benson
Sam Halterman
L. Johnson
Delos Hyatt
Don Orton
Parowan Names Porter Amasa Clark New Postmaster
Beginning tomorrow morning Parowan appoints Porter Amasa Clark as postmaster and he plans improvements to the office. The exact changes are not stated but likely mirror common citizen suggestions for convenience and appearance.
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Parowan
Mrr
Porter Amasa Clark
Minstrel Show Postponed Weary Singers Headed to Parowan
Communication from St George Utah dated January 31 1923 reports Buckhorn town audiences sought the minstrel show last Monday night but the performance was postponed due to a northern wind. The group plans to travel to Parowan and perform Saturday February 3 afternoon and evening, thanking supporters for patience.
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Editah
Buckhorn
Owsh
Dixie
Owah S
Tennessee
Parowan
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Logan
Provo
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Richfield
Mt. Pleasant
Price
Bountiful
Heber
Monroe
Fairview
Panguitch
Roosevelt
Layton
Delta
Salina
Farmington
Kanab
Blanding
Duchesne
Ferron
Greenriver
Monticello
Randolph
Malad
Kanosh
Goshen
Winter Quarters
Circleville
Standardville
Loa
Tropic
Deseret
Meadow
Joseph
Parowan High
Ramnlamb
Cas
Cedar Bousiers
Daughters OF Pioneers
Central Camp
Woo
St. George
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