Letter From Lee Rowley on Courage and Duty in War
Private Lee Rowley writes from France to Alex H Rollo in Farowan Utah. He speaks of hardship temptations and the guiding love of mother wife or sweetheart helping him endure. He stresses duty to return home clean and strong and honors American mothers and fallen soldiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex H Rollo
Farowan
Utah
Rollo
Army of
United States
Fratea
Frendy
Ator
Bingerte
Fem
Berlin
LEE Rowley Co
America
Wella Clark
France
Nira
Lours
Clark Parowan
Amasa
Quatties
Thia
Lelia
Theater accident injures worker at pulley and belt
A theater worker named Hell was adjusting gear in the basement when the wheel moved backward catching Bir Hall’s hand between the pulley and belt. The force split the back of Hall’s head from the third finger knuckle to the wrist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.E Hell
Hall
Listen to Dad Advice From a Century Ago
Dayton News presents a father's counsel urging a son to heed parental guidance. The speaker emphasizes patience, foresight, and the value of listening to a father who has endured similar paths and risks, noting success owes much to a father's influence.
The Girl And The Sherité at Cedar City
Mr May and wife led Cedar City cast in a local production titled The Girl And The Sherité. Roland Hunter and Virw Miller shared second leads as the audience noted fair work though the plot lacked dramatic bite. The article praises local talent and expects another local show soon in improved form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May
Cedar City
Nira
Taylor Muller
Roland Hunter
Virw Miller
Splendid Pool Completes Public School Facility Upgrade
Splendid Pool Contractor Enoch Furton finished the public school pool project described as a dimming pool with modern conveniences. The facility is large and accessible and aims to promote sanitary conditions and children's health through regular use.
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Enoch Furton
Fourth celebration blessing and McLyqu feast
Loddies prepare for a Fourth celebration with prayers and a community feast featuring the m a c l y q u. The event reflects local customs and invites residents to join in a shared meal and festivities.
Parowan Pledges More Than Budget For War Loan
Citizens of Parowan vow full support to the war effort promising to surpass the allotted funds. Residents express resolve to back the government drive with liberty bonds and pledge patriotic unity as the nation faces the conflict.
Proud boys in trench defense we honor this Fourth
A patriotic note salutes the nation’s soldiers in World War I. It praises the boys serving in the trenches for liberty at home and for the unborn, urging citizens to send gratitude and prayers as they defend democracy.
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Kanes
Enterprise Notes A June Visit and Local Socials
June 25 notes show Heber Meeks and his wife visiting relatives in town. A committee prepares for the day of duty with a good time anticipated. Mrs Romney, mother of Mrs Arizona Irving, returns to Salt Lake. John Chadburn and family from Central shop in town. Lila Hunt awaits sister Eva Leavete of Bookerville, now home again.
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John Chadburn
Central
Lila Hunt
Eva Leavete
Bookerville
Rex Offerings at Rex Theatre This Week
Dorothy Philips stars in Hell Morgan's Girl on Thursday and Friday nights with a popular western drama. A seven reel comedy Prieta 25 and Locks accompanies the program. Saturday features Hagleg Eye with another reel and a double show, prices 10 and 15 cents. Monday July 6 features Blue Bird's At the End of the Rainbow with 11 and 15 cent prices.
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Thoreday
Dorothy Philips
Hell Morgan
Hagleg Eye & & and & Reel
Parowan Weather Records Summer Dampest June in Years
Parowan observer Alex Matheson notes this June is the warmest and wettest in six years with five days exceeding 3 degrees and about 2 inches of rain for the month. One inch fell on the 1st.
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Alex Matheson
Vol
Observer
Titoes Sent To Soldier Boys
A note requests sending copies of the Titoes to military personnel. The message urges distributing the periodical to soldiers, reflecting wartime morale efforts and support for troops.
Food Will Win Wat Elder Adams Returns Home
Elder Adams returns from Canada after two years abroad and reports a stronger gospel testimony and knowledge gained from living by church teachings. Parowan residents Henry Gerhatal and Miss Eaton plan a meeting with the girls club on Saturday night July 6, while Melba Gunn and others travel for work and vacations. Additional notes mention Berta Benson visiting Salt Lake City, H D Brunson seeking tools in Los Angeles, and Henry Edwards visiting Parowan for a business trip.
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Adams
Canada
Henry Gherhatal
Parawan City
Chib Wark
Miss Eaton
Mneachock
Parecte
Waters Arrested for Draft Evasion in Colton California
Sheriff Alfred Froyd reports Jos E Waters once in county custody on a murder charge attempted to evade the draft. Waters left for Oklahoma three weeks ago and, under an assumed name, was tracked by Colton authorities after letters describing flight were found. He was secured and turned over to military authorities.
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Sherif Alfred Froyd
Times
Jos E Waters
Witter and
Aprigg
Colton
California
Cles
Froyd UN
Waters
Oklahoma
Tera
Lund
Aurora
Calton
Kilowatt Meaning Explained Amid War News
A public explanation defines kilowatt cost as current times generator output over the meter, plus any remainder. The report also notes a letter to Wells Clark’s mother from France describing his slight wounding in action with the 6th Machine Gun Battalion and praising Marines as fighters in the open field.
Fare-Way Auto Company Promises Repairs by Oxy-Acetylene
The advert describes welding any flowing metal and repairing broken farm machinery at Fare-Way Auto Company. Farmers are advised not to discard parts as repairs may save money. Ray Benson’s draft call to Camp Lewis is delayed, with guidance to stay ready for a future summons.
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Fare- Wat Auto Company
Broken & Machine Ab
Fareway Auto Company
Ray Benson
Rogal Execrption Board
Cedar Last
Camp Lewis
Cedar
Times Readers Get Trench and Camp Copies For Our Army Boys
Private Wilford Kengon of Camp Kearny California thanks the editor of the Times for sending two copies of Trench and Camp filled with reading about the age r boys and their activities. He notes fathers should subscribe to stay informed on army life and training. Private Benson sends his regards and confirms mail absorption.
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Wilford Kengon
Camp Kearney
California
Agai
The
Times
Ang Maed
Trench
Camp
Benson Tay
Full fledged barber earns Utah exam success
EB Ward traveled to Salt Lake City last week to take the barber examination and passed. He is now a licensed barber with the right to shave customers who seek his careful and steady work, delivering satisfaction to patrons.
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EB Ward
Salt Lake Chav
Atom Hin
Wr Ward
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Parovwan
Coce
Ranoek
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Iele
Pinksor Lais
Enterprise Notes
Heber Meeks
Rex
Khas Melba Gunn
Balt Lake Gite
Lasa Casket Company
Metropole
Parowan
Berta Benson
the Times
Ealt Lake City
Parthero
H. D. Brunson
Farocanfil Comparty
Los Angeles
J. W. McAlhater
Mant
Alekoessin
Henry Eddards
Waters Asain
Wells Clark
Firatiron County Bay
Clarence WW. Clark
Zdrd
Machine Gun Battalion
Mmamoes, A. EB
Ea Ceneor
Weila
Debmt
Little Creek Canyon
Mr. Johnson
Son Angeles
Eadé
Deater
Daniel Page
Finte Mimog
Fage
A.halterton
Parowan Auto Company
Republe
Timea
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