Telegraphic Tales for Busy Readers
Important events of the last seven days reported by wire and prepared for the benefit of the busy reader.
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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1923
Page
6
Important events of the last seven days reported by wire and prepared for the benefit of the busy reader.
A lengthy roundup covers George Gardner’s 1922 murder case and execution plans, flood evacuations near Riverton and Franklin Nebraska, Utah anticizaret law dismissals, Idaho lazy husband law use, a Los Angeles murder charge tied to a deathbed accusation, and Curley the Crow scout’s burial. It notes fires in Mexicali, a Rochester plant blast, a Stant post office payroll theft, and a large mix of international and domestic political and crime items.
Snapshot of local items from Utah communities: injuries from a runaway horse. a sale commission sentence. new secretary at Vernal club. Magna parade for playgrounds with 500 plus children. a fatal fall of a child in Dennison ward. Brigham City pool improvements and a train collision. road and rail project updates. Midvale cemetery transfer. a significant barbecuing plan at Ironton. varied incidents in Murray Prove and Ogden. county notices on coal, commerce, and community clubs. a dramatic fire in Vilen. juvenile vandalism at Benson station. Moab hog shipments. Delta chamber reorganization. San Juan dry farming outlook. and a local poem about a ship that never returned.
A Utah based letters column prints requests for songs and poems, reader questions to Miss Brooks, and answers on hair styling, etiquette, and telephones for celebrities. Readers from Summit to Panguitch write for guidance, with ongoing exchanges about lyrics and local language.
A fragmentary note from Wendell Idaho indicates no song by the specified title exists and promises to forward the request to Myrtle and reserve the envelope for that purpose. The message lacks clear date or recipient details but preserves the inquiry and the denial of the song title.
A brief column notes a collection of readings and humorous pieces tied to Rexburg, inviting readers to find items that fit their tastes. The writer, using a casual tone, references selections and hopes others discover something amusing or fitting within the catalogue.
A reader in Utah asks Miss Crooksa to explain the meanings of Gladys Agnes Adelaide and Alle for a song. The response notes Alle as a diminutive of Alles meaning noble cheer, Agnes as pure sacred chaste, Adelaide as of noble birth, and Gladys without a special meaning while the song cannot be printed. The letter includes thanks and encouragement to Miss Brooks.
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