Parowan Men at Fort Douglas Training Camp
Fort Douglas Utah July 16 two Parowan men Eldon W Adams and Richard McAllister Fenton joined a citizen's training camp for 202 enrollees. The final two weeks include firing on range with rifle automatic rifle machine gun and pistol plus field problems and physical training.
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Fort Douglas
Utah
Parowan
Eldon W. Adams
Richard McAllister Fenton
Leiutenant
William F. Dean
Thirty-eighth
U. S. Infantry
Marne
Citizens Military Training Camp
U. & Infantry
East Lake City
H. C. Price
Salt Lake City
John A. Stewart
Wes Point
Naval miscellany items and naval figures noted
The excerpt lists Navy statistics from July 1931 including enlistment, ration costs, and Dental Corps strength. It notes Guam population growth since 1901, an aviation unit at the Naval Academy, weather broadcasts, time signals, and an interior aerial survey of Alaska. It briefly mentions a destroyer crew aiding Russian orphans and a family visit to Zion Park by Bishop Mitchell and his wife with children.
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Navy
Dental Corps
U. S. Navy
Naval Academy
Guam
Annapolis
Interior Department
Alaskan
Ui. U. S. Childs
Constantinople
Beauty Expert Lulu Peek Coming to Mercantile Store
Local women are invited to Para-720 Mercantile next week to consult with beauty specialist Lulu Peek. Dr Joseph and manager Arthur oseph announce the event offering free private booth consultations on modern beauty trends, with no charges due to special arrangements. Appointments are limited to one week.
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Lulu Peek
Arthuroseph
Peek Ie
Dorothy Ferting
Ar. Joseph
Five Mile camp draws crowds for pleasant evenings
The Five Mile camp proves popular with ovnnspeople and visitors each warm afternoon, with two to three groups gathering nightly. Families such as Adams, Griffith, Wiltsey, and others enjoyed recent evenings, while reflections on human nature and wealth close the piece.
Locals and Personal News Air in Small Town
Alexander Matheson visited from Saidvalley this week to see friends and relatives. Mrs Clair Lowder from Los Angeles has been here several days and returned to the coast. Golda Rasmussen Brunner is visiting the Join T. Rasmussen family from California. Hilda Lowder is working for Bruby cafe in Fang witch. Alice Afton Adame left for Salt Lake City with Mrs Clambell Grifirth for a few weeks. Howard Pritchard left for Salt Lake City seeking employment. Mamie D. Gordon left for Salt Lake City with the Gove family. Milo Rowley and wife welcomed a new baby girl born Saturday night. Alice Taylor and brother Donald with Elmo Mortensen returned from California to visit.
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Air
Mfra
Aliss Afton Adame
Mrs. Clambell Griffirth
Salt Lake City
Skiss
Alice Taylor
Donald
Elmo Mortensen
California
Keep It Coming Says Isaac Lemmon
Former townsman Isaac Lemmon writes from North Hollywood dated July 11 urging continued support for The Times with the line keep it coming. He notes scarce funds, few dollars earned, cold nights but pleasant days, and widespread unemployment with a hopeful sign of occasional pay. He ends with wishing success to friends at home.
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Isaac Lemmon
North Hollywood
the Times
World War Expedients Replace Money In War Turbulence
During WWI wartime economies used base metals gilded to resemble gold and silver, printed wood, compressed pulp, salt, wool, velvet and stamped leather as currency. Postage stamps circulated in transparent cases as money. Shoe leather money issued by local post offices appeared in parts of Europe.
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Warrioz
Germany
Austria
Reception Given for Recently Married Couple Thornton
An informal reception was held at the parents home in Bronday for Mr. and Mrs. Byron Thornton soon after their marriage in Salt Lake City. About forty guests, including relatives and school friends, enjoyed a social evening and refreshments. Mrs. Thornton was formerly Luella Bouck of Magna. Thornton planned to travel to Nevada for work while his wife remained until about the 24th when he would return for her. Also included is a digest of "facts nobody knows" from Collier's with items on radium costs, a state supreme court judge, and other brief notes, and a report of Mrs Adams and Miss Helen Stich visiting and accompanying the Adamses to Zion Park and return.
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Bronday
Byron Thornton
Salt Lake City
Thornton
Luella Bouck
Magna
Nevada
Aira
Paul SM. Adams
Aliss Helen Stich
Montpelier
Idaho
Parowan Girl Weds Cedar City Man in July Ceremony
Gerald Wade of Cedar City and Della Dalton of Parowan were married July 3 with Bishop H L Adams officiating. The couple, daughter of Eugene and Mrs Dalton, left for Monticello where Wade will work for several weeks. The Times extends best wishes to the newlyweds as they begin their life together. John T. Mitchell returned from Salt Lake City with his daughter Maude Norton. she will stay here for a while.
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Gerald Wade
Cedar City
Della Dalton
Pare- Wale
H. L. Adams
Eugene M. Dalton
Monticello
Wade
the Times
John T. Mitchell
Maude Norton
Salt Lake City
Juvenile misperceptions of art lesson from Rodin tale
In a plea for art appreciation in public schools Walter Cateson recalls a Rodin museum visit. Teen visitors misidentify sculptures and joke about The Thinker and The Thinker’s companions. One boy, after a pause, offers a serious note about the hardship of the Jews and Moses leading them out of Egypt.
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Walter Cateson
Rodin Mauseum
Cers
Calais
Coxey
Moses
Persia
North Pole Shifts Toward North America, 7 Inches yearly
A National Research Council bulletin claims the North Pole is moving south toward the Arctic coast of North America at about seven inches per year. WW D Lambert of the East and Geodetic Survey suggests a possible link to small changes in Earth's shape. The piece also notes urban concentration shifts, with New York, Chicago, and Philadelphia housing about one tenth of the U.S. population today.
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North Pole
Arctic
North America
National Research Council
WW. D. Lambert
East and Geodetic Survey
United States
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
Lipstick and Fashion Lines Stir Debate on Gender Appeal
A playful notice discusses lipstick for men amid fashion shifts as women expand wardrobe choices. It notes a boundary on dresses while acknowledging evolving styles and social expectations in lodges.
General MacArthur anecdote on leadership during war
Floyd Gibons recalls a wartime meeting with General MacArthur then a brigadier general. He wore a black sweater and stood by a line of machine guns while visiting Sac Arthur with Brazier Hunt and Lincoln Eyre. MacArthur insisted on risking his life alongside six men to prove his commitment.
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MacArthur
Floyd Gibons
Brazier Hunt
Lincoln Eyre
Sac-Arthur
Persamiliy
Lorre
Dinner Table Chef and Lap Dogs Gain Treatments
A quirky dialogue notes a chef praised as one of the smartest men, while jests highlight skepticism about his practical skills. Aramatica Magazine reports beauty treatments for landers and pets, offering scented shampoos and pedicures as part of a growing pet care trend.
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Landers
Aramatica
Relatives Visit in Salt Lake City and Nearby Family
Claude Pendleton, visiting Salt Lake City to spend time with relatives and friends, recently returned from the city. Elva Bentley Wadaworth and her infant are in town from Las Vegas, likely escaping Nevada heat while visiting family here.
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Las Vegas
Nevada City
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W. MW. Mitchel
Mortensen
Morris
Wimme
Wiltseys
Adams
Kurt, Miller
D. A. Matheson
David Matheson
Peter
Alexander Matheson
Saidvalley
McLlie Mr. Clark
Kanab
Golda Rasmussen Brunner
T. Rasmussen
Hilda Lowder
Fangwitch Fk Ila
Mrs. Bruby
Howard Pritchard
Mamie
Qgrion
Gove
Tan
Mr. and
Mirs
Milo Rowley
George R. Gunn
Witter
Anna
Arizona
Chester
James C. Hobinpson
Collier’s
Supreme Court
Florence E. Allen
Ohio
Uncle Sam
Department of Justice
Washington
Lodzes
Alts
Claude Pendleton
Sie, Elva Bentley Wadaworth and
Clay Dalton
Durabie
Keds
Marsden
Toggery
Lulu Peck
Dorothy Perkinus
Parowan Merc. Co
Leigh Furniture & Carpet Company
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