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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1916
Page
1
Community input favors opening a Parowan furniture establishment to keep purchases local, reduce out of town buying, and boost town business. Proposal suggests moving Rex Building to Main Street for a showroom with a sizable stock to attract residents and sustain steady work.
Sunday afternoon forum featured Attorney Wim F Higgins candidate for District Attorney and Alex Matheson former Fillmore Cedar City advocate state and nationwide prohibition. Speakers cited alcohol’s harms, urging voters to back candidates who will pass strict laws to curb intoxicants.
Special notice states since Jon Dalton's death Pam Unraugh and others report many people in Parewan received Lilly for burbering. While most accounts are vague the widow Datton requests help verifying her husband’s tarness and asks those with information to come forward promptly.
A missing creature notice seeks a Cree mare branded cL mene SOT. Last seen near a local farm. owner Lee Wright asks for help locating the horse and reports it may be injured. Anyone with information should contact Lee Wright.
Wonday the County Clerk records the marriage of John A. Bryeon of Goldstroke Utah and Viele Higerd of thinety. The couple wed the same day as the home of the bride.
A vintage advertisement urges every family to keep Chamberlain's Cote Cholera and Tuarrhoea Remedy during hot weather. It promises high value when needed and claims universal availability and usefulness.
The page records odds and ends from Cedar City and nearby towns. Mentions include Adame traveling to Salt Lake City with her daughter Lucile, Dr. Burton's Cedar County trip for professional duties, Mrs. Joel Orien returning from Oregon, and a proposal to tear down and reuse material from the county school building. Also notes Mayor Baybee’s ceremony, Shak unit a wedding, and plans for Farowin to become a larger town due to agriculture and new developments.
A cordial invitation extends to friends to Cedar City on the second for a local celebration. Organizers promise suitable arrangements and a free light refreshment will be provided for all guests. A reception committee has arranged welcoming venues and activities for attendees.
The Quarterly financial report of the Bank of Iron County shows healthy deposits and strong customer trust. Under directors supervision and careful staff work the bank ranks among the best in the state, with robust fund positions and reliable patron support.
Geof Decker from the Valley says he will stay with his friends and not announce as a candidate for County Representative on the Democratic ticket. Local speculation suggests Decker could be asked to run at the county convention, with many party leaders viewing him as a strong Democrat in Lyon County and a likely contender in November.
Bids sought for furnishing yellow pine poles and cross arms. Specifications require 1 inch diameter, 1 foot long? delivery to Cedar County. Contact J S&S Woodlory for details or delivery.
The Times respondent reports funding for Pioneer Day expenses. The band will perform throughout the day in Cedar, with no admission fees for residents. City officials expect the appropriation to cover all event costs and express appreciation to supporters.
The piece argues for centralizing nearby businesses from side streets onto Main Street to create a bustling, attractive "Man Street" like southern towns. It lists several existing shops and firms on side streets and contends that relocation would improve convenience and appearance for visitors.
Sunday evening Mrs Wycon and Misa Watson of Cedar City traveled to Parowan for a local gathering with Mr and Mrs Gordon Batlurh. Dr A Merepor arrived to assist Dr Bor koi in Addinber et operabeys, while Parowan residents urge paving of streets and neighborhood bonding ahead of Pioneer Day on July 24.
Reports describe a large 4th of July gathering in Enock with Cedar and Somanit guests. The forenoon program, a wood golhy Lite, and the Atinutrange grove event drew many attendees while refreshments and decorations were praised. Several locals and visitors are noted, with travel updates and social visits across the week.
Paragon notes visitors and town life in early 1916. Mrs Wary Tophar Paxton and babies return to Mose Marva Dunton’s home for Cedar surgery while Roy Davenport recovers at home from a hospital stay. Local residents travel between Paragon and nearby towns, mentioning names, places, and travel by Studebaker and bus.
The family leaves today for a month in the Fusi region to enjoy the sights. They will spend time with their daughter Mire Goo H Durham who was born in Goslon.
Silvey Beatt from Weeply and May Poee from the west were married by Pres L M Marsden in Pamwan after a week spent on Paros. The ceremony united the couple with Mr Bott as brother of Mrs Wilford Day present.
Dr McGregor and Dr Burton performed three operations Monday and Tuesday with successful results. The first patient, Mrs Alvin Benson, underwent open surgery for severe bladder stones and a large stone was removed. Mrs Benson recovered from anesthesia and is improving with medical care. A second patient, Mrs Kennett, had an ovarian tumor removed and is recovering well. On Thursday Dr McGregor removed another patient’s gall bladder. The surgeons planned more operations but paused to reassess the case status.
The state reports spring wheat harvests between 1.6 million and 74 million bushels, a gain of about 70,408 bushels, with many farmhands needed for the harvest. Officials note prior concerns and long term hopes for future crops.
Sealed bids for the erection of school buildings will be received by the County School Board at their office in City Hall Day, July 6 1956 at 2:00 PM. Plans and specifications may be obtained from the county architect Cedar City Utah. Bids to include construction at Cedar Bottoms Sahara Ydle and Modena in Woodbury area. details show multiple sites and schedules.
Disjointed report notes a bee event at a park, where weekly reels and a decision by Hes Hine Park officials led to plans for the next meeting. The audience enjoyed refreshments as the event concluded.
The Gurr hotel is undergoing repairs and management vows to tend to patrons with better comfort and service during the work. Repairs target improving facilities and guest experience as crews work through the project.
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