Cedar City Post Office Action Urged by Chamber
Cedar City officials press for earliest possible construction of a new post office. A telegram from Senator Reed Smoot endorses prompt work while Chamber secretary Ernest Burgess and Postmaster H. J. Lunt, Reed N. Gardner seek meetings in Salt Lake City to discuss the project. The plan reportedly lacks space for the County Agent and Indian Agency offices.
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The
Treasury
Cedar City
Smoot
Ernest I. Burgess
Chamber of Commerce
Reed Smoat
Chamber
Penaketch
Tie
Indian Agency
H. 17. Lunt
Reed N. Gardner
Salt Lake City
Gennator Smoot
Legion Exceeds Quota in Cedar City Membership Drive
Cedar City Legion post Ya 74 reports a total membership of 76, exceeding the quota and setting sights on the state convention in 18 2. The drive notes strong local support from Mayor Granger and Sheriff Fife as “buddies,” with a possible rodeo planned if business leaders back the effort. Also covered are Cedar City water shortages, a future test well in the canyon, an obituary for Jackson, and local civic notes from Forest Supervisor Gurr to budget concerns and park talks.
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Cedar City
American Légion Post
BSS
Granger
Sheriff Fife
Legion
Cedar
C WN. Quinn
Man’s Fine Paid to 'Get Crack' at Him Maltreats Stranger
Iarl Hinteritter known as Gibba could not pay a one dollar fine for disturbing the peace when Justice Rollo imposed it last Saturday. Sheriff Fife released him after Ray Prisby paid the fine. Prisby’s wife was allegedly insulted, and Prisby then attacked Hinteritter while the sheriff briefly left the scene.
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Iarl Hinteritter
Gibba
Rollo
Fife
Ray Prisby
Sherif
Ollie Norris
Ieintertiter
Prisby
Road work on Lere Cedar line may beat schedule
District Engineer Osbourn reports the Lere to Cedar road project is slightly behind due to rock and equipment delays but anticipates rock crushing and supplies will arrive this week. Contractor aims to finish well before the September first contract date and oiling could occur if weather allows with completion targeted for October first.
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Lere
Cedar
Oshorrn
Osbourn Law
County Checks on Tax-Forged Property Held by County
County treasurer to list and submit for next commission meeting property sold to county for taxes and still held by it. Some improved farms and residences have title in county yet are occupied rent free and tax free by owners. list sought for review.
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Act Itg
Child of former Parowan girl dies in Cedar City
Nine year old Hetty Rose Stunter daughter of Lynn and Gwen Stunter died near midnight Tuesday after lifelong affliction. Funeral at Tabernacle Thursday at 2 p.m. Gwen Burton, long known in Cedar City, mourns with family. Nearby items note travel plans, local outings, and neighbors moving in, with birthdays and celebrations in mountain areas.
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Hetty Rose
Lynn Stunter
Cedar City
Tabernacle
Gwen Burton
Mable Davenport Joins Shriners Hospital Staff in Salt Lake City
Word from Miss Mable Davenport reports she has employment at the Shriners hospital in Salt Lake City and will likely stay for a while. Local notes recount visitors, illnesses, and community events including a July 24 Pioneer program and a change in the Sunday School leadership with Gilbert Robinson named to the Superintendency.
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Mable Davenport
Prove
Shrinera Hospital
Salt Lake City
Leonard Topham
Gilbert Robinson
Life of D A Lamoreaux in Utah frontier saga
History traces D A Lamoreaux born November 19 1848 in Iowa City Iowa. It covers his family’s 1850 trek to Utah, settlements at Farmington Ogden Logan Paragonah and Parowan, his work hauling logs and mail, marriage to Huldah M Messinger, service as health officer and town mayor, and his death loved by 64 grandchildren and 39 great grandkids. Also notes of relatives and local echoes.
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Hroey Jackson
Utah Parks Co
Cedar City
D. A. Lamoreaux
David Albert Lamoreaux
Iowa City
Iowa
Wauwoo
David Furlock Lamoreaux
Mary Ann Gribble
David Albert
Nauvoo
Plains
Utah
Salt Lake City
Salt Lake
Farmington
Davis County
Ogden
Payson
Albert
Farmington Canyon
Logan
Paragonah
Tom
Io Logan
Ife
Orson Adam
U. & Mail
Huldah M. Messinger
Beaver
Parazona
Iere
Si¢é
Huldah M. Lamoreaux
David A. Lamoresjux
Eva Wilson
Lapoint
Uintah Co
Obsessive offer for cigarettes in unusual request
A curious line features George being pressed for a cigarette with a promise to buy a package of ladies’ size as a bribe. The remark hints at a comic or informal exchange, highlighting social dynamics and eccentric humor from the source. The exact context remains unclear but the exchange reads like a playful street scene.
fragmentary musings mix of phrases and questions
A jumble of lines questions and quotes mentions aeroplanes wastebaskets and marital remarks. The fragment hints at poetry contemplation and domestic themes without clear narrative or attribution.
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Gurr
Charlceton Mountain
Guxle Forest
Hawthorn
Nevada
Orel
Ethel
Ernest H. Burger
Fine Valley
St. George
Parowan Chamber
Cedar Brveaks
Wm. M. Mace
H. H. Lunt
R. L. Jones
Pearl R. Horley
Mabel A. Matheson
Homer Whitney
Randall
Sheen Camp
Three Creeka
Ucad
Frcferty
Parowan
Provo
Vate Press Association
Arthur Joseph
Alice Durham
Eva Adams
Pearl Ward
Iit Mammoth
Pangwitch Lake
Pangwitch
Why
Bear Valley
P. A. Clark
Mamimoth
Lloyd
Morry
Edgar Fatter
Reed Smith
Marle Hlematrect
Gertrude Bartons
Alex Norsley
Los Angeles
Colorado
Daughters of the Pioneers
Frank Williamson Jr
Flo
Bergstrom and Macfarlane
Gleaner
M-Men
Donald Lund
Monterey
California
Army
David A. Lamoreaux
Lloyd Huttaker
Mesa
Arizona
Bir
Fra
Chester Hyatt
Las Vegas
Chester
Bi- Teau de
Italthabu von
Baltic Sea
Slesvig
Flnally
Claude Matheson
Over
Colorado Line
LU Eres
Firestone
Cardner
Terres Tu
Studebaker
Cargelery
Viking
Walppet— Hopmobile
Fontlac
Willa Lincoln
Essex Nash
Auburn
Orfer Tire
H.D
Firattona
Tame Prics
Fata
Litene
Escrv
Bearn
Carrice Firestone
Restone
Enliniteg
Parowan Auto Company
George
Mesquite, Nev
Flease
Teleshoni
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