Pola Negri in Mystery 13 Rex Ingram Production
Polish star Pola Negri headlines in the Rex Ingram film Mystery 13 produced by Rex Ingram. The item notes Negri’s starring role and the film’s production by Ingram.
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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1923
Page
8
Polish star Pola Negri headlines in the Rex Ingram film Mystery 13 produced by Rex Ingram. The item notes Negri’s starring role and the film’s production by Ingram.
Miss Virgie White returned from Elsinore where she has been teaching. Reuben Jones came from Lund on business. Mrs. Cram of Kanab visits with daughter Mrs. Isaac Chamberlain. Stanley Dalley returns from Wallsbury teaching. Charlie Radford visits his Iowa home to bring his car back. Charlie Miles returns from Tupelo and recovers from a leg injury at the smelter.
Notice announces Orlando W. Adams of Parowan Utah filed a homestead entry on March 8 1920 No 019958 for land in Section 26 Township 34 South Range West Salt Lake Meridian and intention to establish a claim before the District Court Clerk Parowan Utah on July 13 1923 Witnesses listed George F. Taylor C D Adams H W L Adams and Clarence Richards all of Parowan Gould B Blakely Register First June Last July 4 1923
In Logan on May 28 Dr. W E Carrol of Utah State Agricultural College along with John T Caine III Ray Lyman and Harold Mitchell left for Dubois Idaho to attend the United States sheep experiment station field day The eight year breeding program compares sheep types for wool and lamb production with pedigrees kept to study inheritance The party plans to return Wednesday Also noted was a butcher’s inquiry for beef cows and a train whistle heard in Cedar City with Cedar upcoming arrival.
A meeting of wool growers Monday night reaffirmed unity to keep the local wool pool. The committee proposed a minimum price and to sell only if buyers meet it, with part of the pool possibly shipped to Chicago if not. The four member subcommittee includes Wm H Lyman Wilford Dw Clark Orton and Morgan Edwards.
A reader notes the Chamber of Commerce is delaying action while suspects the weekly word is sold. The piece lists local moves, including R L Fentons summer study in Logan, Lemmon leaving for Los Angeles to work on a 1160 room 800 bath hotel until November, a July wedding trip, and various residents traveling or returning from trips to Salt Lake, St George, and California.
Prepared by the United States Department of Agriculture a wheel tray or tea cart saves time and effort in dining rooms and sickrooms. A Virginia homebuilt wheel tray used an old washstand with a drawer and top. The design features from discarded furniture swivel wheels a china compartment 16 by 28 by 4.5 inches two-section drawer for silver or linen and an undershelf with molding to keep dishes secure.
A period note advises cleansing a marble slab by slicing Jemon, dipping in salt, rubbing the slab, letting it remain an hour, then washing as usual. It also recommends a mix of caleratns and whiting to remove stains from marble.
Instructions advise warming a knife-board before use to help knives enter more easily. If the knife-board cover wears through, a piece of Unoleum can be used to replace it, suggesting a simple repair method for maintaining the board.
A collection of wry, satirical lines on society politics and culture. The author offers pointed asides on Europe, money, crime, fashion, marriage, and public life, weaving humor with social critique across eras and nations.
A note on how careful study reveals car merit but memory fades when an urgent agent begins talking. The statement emphasizes the impact of distraction on retention of technical evaluations and comparisons.
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