May Backing Sought for Lyndell Kanosh Railroad Plan
Lyndell Kanosh Railway project discussed with Parowan residents. Craig, representing the Lyndell Kanosh company, outlined rights of way, grading, and funding to build a 20 mile line from Lyndell to Kanosh, with bonds awaiting government approval and start of work expected this year.
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Yndell-Kanosh Railroad
Geo. W. Crag
Lyndell Kanosh Ralteed Company
Parowan
Plana
Kanesh
Loud
Faragonah
Semmit
W. 1. Beiraach
Provo Commercial & Savings Dunk
G Oj
Carpenter
Carpenter Reed Company
Provo
Gee HB
Rolingen
Alva Nelson
Alvin Robiocco
Utah
Craig
Varius
Algdoed
Ateeligin
Lyndell
Kancsh
Ecompany Wold
Phiotera
Eyndell
Lund
Cedar
Kanosh
Atti
Oberhansly Visits County to Promote Club Work
Me Henry Oberhanly assistant State leader of club work made a pleasant visit the past week. He held meetings in Paragonsh Farowan and Konarra and urged projects across the county. He praised the progress and predicted improvements saving thousands for the county by fall. He urged members to keep records and compete in the county law. The county's top boy and girl will be taken to the state fair. He stayed several days in the mammoth guest of Lawrence Adams.
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Henry Oberhanely
Ton Oouory
Paragonsh
Farowan
Konarra
Lawrence Adams
Patriotic women urged to join Red Cross work room
Advertises July 25 meeting for women to sew and knit for Red Cross. Describes Wednesday and Thursday sessions, with ample work to do and calls for high school girls and other volunteers to participate. Encourages showing loyalty and notes abundant yarn and a special caller list.
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The
Red Cross
Thursdar
Red Grosa
Geri
Kuutberrs
Reports of Heroe Serve work for Chapters too small
The text complains that Chapter reports show only a few families debt with and understate the workload. It urges full entry of information in reports, noting other Chapters now submit complete reports, and cites discontent among workers and families. It also mentions Rays Thos Davenport obtaining surplus field land and water mart for £1,600.
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Heroe
Thos Davenport
Suruimit
Plan to develop Utah resources boosts industrial growth
Kir Craig told the Times that widespread development of agricultural reserves, coal mines, iron deposits at Little Creek and Iron Mountain, Cedar area, and other resources will transform Utah into a large scale producer. He said only genuine information would be released to the public.
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Little Creek
the Times
Cedar
Exch
Cedar City to Host Teachers' Examination in August
Sapt. Nuttall and teachers announce an examination for Cedar City to be held Friday and Saturday August 2 and 3. A further notice will be issued next week with additional details.
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Sapt. Nuttall
Cedar City
Saturchay
Davenport contract for modern bungalow set to Erich Burton
In Parowan a mixed set of notes reports various local items. Mrs Belle Elvarda welcomed a healthy baby boy. Mrs Stanley McCormick from the department of food production and home sciences comments on footwear and posture. Yorkston and Hiltoan Dalley visited Parowan regarding Tech Development Company efforts. Yorkston, engineer and manager, says rail surveying Cedar to Lind nearly finished and funding secured, with more details promised.
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Davenport
Erich Burton
Stanley McCormick
Department of Food Production
National Defence
Yorkstont
Hiltoan Dalley
Tha L'tech Development Company
Yorkston
Cedar and
Lind
Parowan and Farowan Use Cedar Distillery Trip for Band Concert
About half the people from Parowan attended a Saturday afternoon event in Cedar to hear the 145th Regiment Band perform a concert. Attendees reported thoroughly enjoying the concert and felt the trip was well worthwhile.
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Farowan
Cedar
145Th
War Industries Board ends free copies to advertisers
The Times reports a government ruling that free papers to advertisers will stop. Affected subscribers may be charged 260 per year with possible further changes. Newspapers must comply, though some readers may object to the new policy.
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LHC
Times
Wyoming sheepherder aids Red Cross with wool sale
In Wyoming a herder gathered fleece torn from sheep and sold it to benefit the Red Cross, sending 70 dollars to the Rawkaita Red Cross Chapter. A barber in Ravens advertised a "Shearing Hour" with proceeds for the Red Cross, and patrons paid for a shave or haircut to support the charity during sheep shearing time.
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Wstoming
Rad
Rawkita Wie
Wyoming
Ile
Horna
Red Cross
Pessimuist A Dag Howls At The Moon In Silence
A fragmentary verse image shows a pesaimel like figure howling at a beaten moon while hours pass. The scene references rowers and a distorted chorus as dawn nears. The piece laments misguided blame and a voiceless country.
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Fool Hownd
Utahs Natal Day in 1847 Celebration
In July 1847 Utah marked its natal day with solemn recitations and public honors. The event featured calm gatherings, ceremonial processions, and gifts adorning the day as part of a tradition that pledged future growth and enduring prosperity for the territory.
Patriot Play Week and Nurse Reserve Call Amid War Drive
July to August activities under the Children’s Bureau and Labor Dept promote a patriotic play week on September 17 to honor women’s wartime roles. The piece urges enrollment in the United States Student Nurse Reserve, detailing qualifications, class options, and the need for trained nurses to support home and overseas efforts. It notes an extensive nursing school network and emphasizes rapid mobilization of women for health and defense duties.
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Aiildret
Childrens Bureau
Department of Labor
Wutnana
Council of National Defense
Charles Peederirck Weller
Playgrounde and Recreation Reaveration
America
United States
Oman
Imeleen
Anand Health
Trang Athoola
Army School of
Nurang
Tver
Army
Gunlock July 22 1915 Peace and Plenty Report
From Gunlock dated July 22 1915 reports peace and plenty reign supreme. Editor Tates notes men and crops in good shape with cheer for the cause of freedom. Sincere regards from J F Bowler and Parowan Tunes.
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Gonlock
Nasikowssherg
Duikhoga Poe
Siecerely
J . FP
Wheat prices and land talks blur wartime notes
Reports from the region indicate wheat selling around 50 dollars a bushel in Turkey amid American and Syrian Rebel chatter. Before the conflict prices ranged from 0.60 to 0.60 per bushel. Beaver City claims progress on a right of way and a 600 for a proposed route between Kanosh and Luad.
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Turkey
Syria
Gommisaiog
Beaver
Kanosh
Luad
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