End of Cedar City to Fatygooth Care Contract
The county drops the contract with Cedar City to Fatygooth on July 1 and loses a longtime caregiver. Andrew Cotey served as Cedar City Warden District, delivering steady service and courteous conduct. The transition to Mr Topham as successor is expected to maintain standards, with a note of hope for continued public benefit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar City
Fatygooth
Hie
Andrew Cotey
Cedae
Topham
Cattle Price Trends Reported From Breeding Sales
A report covers sales of registered Shorthorns and Herefords at Mane field Obie with top prices reaching 3050 dollars for a herd of cattle and Herefords selling around 299 per head. Prices improved recently but volatility remains as industry officials assess beef stock quality and breeding standards amid broader market shifts.
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Carpenter
Trerefords
Oshlahoma
Mitchell
Lone
Gocassien
Notice for Publicaton Ida Cloner lands claim filed
Notice published by the Department of the Interior announces Ida Cloner formerly Griombiw of Reaver Ain filed to prove up five year homestead entry 54 NGM SER See tein 14 for includes section township and range details before the Recorder and Receiver at Salt Lake City on the 11th of August. Attending officials include Milton Rogerson Murtha J Rogerson Reymond B Height and Fete Hoght all of Salt Lake City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida
Ain
Seetein
West Salt
Merdan Fias
Milton
Rogerson Murtha
Rogerson Reymond
Public Notice of Homestead Entry Challenge at Salt Lake City
Notice to Rogerson Martha Rogerson Raymonfl Ment and Jean Height of Lake Lally about a land claim at Salt Lake City Utah. The land office schedules a hearing on the fifth year since the November 196 entry to establish residence and cultivation rights. The flood cleanup delays are noted and officials are urged to restore lights and water promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeugen
May Grinshaw
Lesver
Utah
Sault Lake
Merklea
Rewster & Rocewor
Salt Lake City
Lish
Angus
Peschront Taames
Wikacselr Bbiton
Rogerson
Martha Rogerson
Raymonfl Ment
Jean Height
Lally Viah
Pepaorg
Primary Republican delegates elected under apportionment rule
In the precinct race voters chose delegates to the Poll Ly Convention. Names listed include Wilford Fray WoT, Lyman, John W Preiydloege, H C Pardels, Marsden, Koenkey and Arthur Joseph. Delegates were apportioned one per fifty votes for Mabey Ey, with seven and coder rt Ttrrean as further selections. the text notes apportionment effects and party activity.
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Repubican Party
Ariolews
Wilford Fray Wot Lyman
John W Preiydloege
H C Pardels
L Yt
Marsden
Clear Koenkey
Arthur Joseph
Deleptes
Webey Tan
Mabey Ey
Paroyau Gies
Coder Rt
Fragmentary Prisoner Diary Entry Questions War Readiness
A garbled OCR fragment asks about weekly production and war readiness concerns. It references fear, supply, and a call to action, with unclear speakers and missing context. The text hints at public doubt about labor or domestic effort during a broader crisis.
Fragmented text fragment remarks about unnamed parties
The readable portion shows garbled phrases and names like Matt Wong and Hepels St atemd with unclear actions. The article presents no coherent event or clear outcome to summarize.
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Matt
Wong
Fragmentary note hints at writing project and start
A scrambled message hints at beginning a novel if he wants to and mentions starting a writing effort. The text appears as a casual prompt or note with fragmented phrases about taking heat and ink.
Unattainable idea hea Finteamain aver iene to Lauch Perfection
Unclear fragment suggests a discussion of a flawed plan or unattainable goal. No discernible people, organizations, places, dates, or concrete events are readable to ground a proper news item.
Jumbled OCR Notes Report Odd Speech and Nonsense
A garbled OCR snippet shows fragmented phrases about a person named Feld and mentions of meetings and a large team. The text is heavily distorted with stray letters and inconsistent punctuation, making coherent facts hard to extract.
Moved East the Dollar for a Beat to See Gero of Dead Horse
The text describes a traveler moving east seeking a beat and a tale about a game or race, mentioning a character and dialogue with a man about prices and a trip toward the Far West. It preserves a rough, dialogue driven style with unfamiliar names.
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Wovtuvke
Gero
Mysterious Prisoner Found in One Room After Decades
A cryptic fragment notes a person confined to a single room for many years. The report hints at a dramatic revelation as investigators examine the wartime–era mystery and identify the captive.
Long Walt Pot War Invited to a Party
Fragmentary OCR reads a party invitation with names and a quoted line about someone not paying attention. Text is garbled and unclear. No verifiable events, dates, or places are discernible.
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Walt Pot
Pat
Kham Grystard
Fragmented OCR Note With Unclear Names
A garbled OCR fragment references people and events but lacks clear names places or actions. It mentions tattooing and a night of activity, but the details are not decipherable for a precise news item or outcome.
Unclear OCR Fragment Leaves Puzzle of Names and Terms
Fragmentary text appears to mix garbled names and phrases with no clear news event. Readable items include scattered personal names and partial phrases, offering little verifiable detail for a cohesive summary or identification of a specific incident.
Lost words from a misted notice in local paper
A fragmentary OCR text shows a personal line about a spouse and spirit, with unclear names and locations, indicating a damaged notice or diary snippet. The readable part mentions a husband and a vague request linked to a local context, lacking concrete facts or dates.
Beaver Triumph and Local News From Lind Area
Local rail workers report trains running late with many engine problems. Beaver team defeated Laurel Din oH on Sunday, score details noted. Community updates include residents Eckter moving to Lind, Miss Lake and Miss Lewes joining hospitality staff, and a July 11 public dance benefiting the baseball bear club.
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Beaver Boys
Teawt
Gscare
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Parowan Times
Parowan Publishing & Printing
W. Warner Mitchel, Lesses
Parowan
Sciawminch Hess
Plateis
Wardrost Allune Hader Lavi Maren Soa
Daley
Beret
Gumnself
Samme
United States Department of Agmen
Gomiert
Dhem
Heachers
Saiday Morne
Drestien
Fod Watson
van Loren
J Ambic
Prescot
Department of the Intecor
Sat Dake Cit
Basseless
Salt Leake City
Parewan Drag Co
Celemory
Mmactalaoe
Reo Boren &Eneuldedk
Ripe
Diva
Maciocia
Chevrolet
Lawrence J. Miller
Dr. G. Delos Hy.att
Chantal Gunga
Sfrfick Agua
Rire
Perowan
J, WV. Stevens
S'horles
Shah
Ijn
Reaonn
Mogern Plumbing Conveniences
J. C. Pendleton
Medkid
Baa
Joan
H.C. Parcells
Laer
Farowan
Camrade Bullowitch
Chinracs
Idiare
Harber
Apa
Thang Howe Weal
Randall L. Jones
Cedar Cit
Lane
Edens
Israed Nmployees
Lund
Tramns
Alt Passen
Wir H
Eckter
Reidents of
Lind
Eckter Hastalen
Sieben
Harry Holmes
Minersville
Miss Lake
Hyatt
Lind Hotel
Wilin Lewes of
Parowan 1
Root Hotel
Margaret Hemnlein
Ralph Calloway
Flame Butkiers Club
Toggery
John T. Mitchell
Lincoln
Itvanabhy
Hea Aman
Elsgece
Agaure
Bank OF
Iron County
Parowan Equitable
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