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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1922
Page
1
A historic flood following a cloud burst along the hillsides caused river overflows and street flooding in the city. Residents assisted with water safety during the storm, gardens and yards were damaged, and the canyon road suffered washed-out sections. Water supply was disrupted for about a day and a half with limited lighting for two days.
A faded notice reports the Sunday School Conference at the ward delayed for a week and set for July 15. The article mentions community events, local figures, travel to the county seat, Fourth of July plans, and miscellaneous local notices from Cedar City to Parowan with assorted personal updates.
A county road commission delegation discusses plans for a Cedar toad project with the Iron County Construction Company. They review conversion and construction specs submitted to the state department for final approval and anticipate bid advertisements soon.
An announcement invites members to attend Bible Reading services at Firble School on Sundays at 10 30 and a Thursday session at 20 0 subpages. A Wednesday Bible study over mists 6A welcomes all.
A July Fourth gathering featured Royal officials and pageantry with Kr Rav Gudrmupgun giving the oration, Miss Day as Goddess of Liberty, Treyler Patkinson as Uneke Gin, and Mr Ven Ten leading songs. Performers Ray Laman and others offered choral pieces.
A local social note from Salt Lake City records Adams Griffiths and friends praising a charming young lady linked to Mrs and Mrs Charles B Adsing. The snippet mentions a gardener or teacher role for a forthcoming lesson and extends congratulations, with limited legible detail about identities and event context.
The Dulve Public System rewards boys aged around sixteen with rural agricultural scholarships. Winners are selected by county and will be overseen by a committee including county supervisors and college officials. The aim is to support youth in farm work and community service through a merit based program.
An attorney named Parcells and his relatives traveled toward Lundau Canada during a dated trip reported in the fragment. The text notes their stay near a sand area and mentions a route or manner of movement by 2441, with unclear details about bore or E euung.
Mr PA Clark of the City was named deputy game warden by local officials with backing from the Gun and Hog Club. The appointment, discussed by Willard Day, aims to involve residents in enforcement, licensing, and open seasons for hawkins and other game, with emphasis on training and responsible sport fishing and hunting.
The notice notes a wedding on a Thursday between Mr Rebb and Mrs Burt at Parmootah. Local friends and families offer good wishes for a happy married life and prosperity.
Local readers are teased with previews of a new episode in the Gras Mystery series. The feature promises more intrigue than the prior tale and hints at festive New Orleans setting duringShrove Tuesday to Ash Wednesday leading into Lent. Conversations mention radio staff changes and a Ten weeks state trip by Mr Fenton.
Independence Day festivities at Cedar Breaks featured a salute and gun salute at 10 o clock, a Wild West show, and speeches by Governor Chas Bo Misty de Well and Salt Lake City's Mayor Nelson. The event drew local dignitaries and an audience, with a flag ceremony and entertainment by Cedar people and visitors.
The Wilks Johnson family left on the fourth to establish a home at the Winks Basin. Jehnson managed the Welford Day Mere for a year and a half, praising the Paro people and expressing thanks through the Prines. Frankeste aided the effort at Beave school.
Mr H A Dachukot Lund attended the Oamey Republican convention in Parcwan. He reportedly planned a campaign for the presidency over the next year amid local discussion and support.
The Parowan camp forms to inscribe pioneer history and honor lineage. Officers include Leena Adams Palten president Eleanor Gayman Brown Celia P. Van Broen vice presidents and others as recorders treasurer and historian. The group aims to preserve old handmarks, notes, and deeds reflecting pioneers, with membership open to lineal descendants of early Utah settlers.
Fala Simmont unveils an acre of amound featuring large gardens and two tall trees near Jatee barn. Ideal location opposite Parowan Opera House invites dinner inquiries through the Elite Cate.
John Benson and family journeyed through Parowan en route to Salt Lake City and Ogden seeking a business tip while camping. Clark asserts a Hew Chevrolet trip north of 3 Mir as part of a family outing with relatives in Baneron and Paragonah residents Lum and Tiduten visiting Patowon for business and a weed husk matter.
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