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Newspaper

Parowan Times

Location

Parowan, Utah, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1918

Page

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Forty Nine Ik Courty Registration Enlists Local Youths

Last Wednesday was registration day for boys reaching age 18 during the past year. About 49 were registered though some expected at least 75 to join the draft pool this year. The list of names includes Thomas Goyer Rosenburg Standey A Seth LeGrand Thornton etc, with numerous local surnames and ages noted beside each name.

Punty Ruth Gage Thomas Goyer Rosenburg Seth LeGrand Thornton Pace Merten Thorley William Claud Edwards David Henry Bettridge Glenn Falha G Frank Goddard Evey Eddarda Robert Willicerté William Corry Roche Aldridge R. Thorley William Cinic Rowley Warne Witomer Button Fowler Stevens Trvin Bauer le Forrestius Qecar Thompson Hoss Forester Taylor EI Damond Clair Lowder John Freeman Clark Earl Barton Arnold Dee Barton Benjamin Stevens Joseph Kickinley Schindlee Joseph Ede. Schuman Lamont W. Hunter Willian Wallace Tiaymond Greeq Claud Barton Baler Creraid Wilkinson

Trench and Camp at Camp Kearney Reveals Border Training Details

Private Wilford Bengon sent the paper from Camp Kearney detailing the border training of the bovya units. The note mentions plans to forward copies of the inter betting paper at frequent intervals from Fendicton, an impkructor of we BE, 4. C. at Cedar City, who returned with his family to Parowan for the summer. Friends will find them at the Van Bored residence.

Trench & Camp Camp Kearney Bovya Wilford Bengon Coor Feay Inter Fendicton We BE Cedar City Parowan

Described estray animal to be sold at Paragonah sale

In Paragonah Precinct Utah a corcel mare with a brand on the hind leg and a forehead mark was taken up on June 3. Poundkeeper John J Barton sets a public sale to be held June 14 at 1:18 p.m. at his corral to recover costs and preserve the animal for the bidder.

State of Utah Tron Paragonah Paragotah

Service Flag Ordered and Community Effort Praised

Alma Benson reports a service flag order for 749 six flag with Gretary attached and five window flags with stars for homes of soldiers. City Council agreed to raise money to cover part of the flag costs, with balance from patriotic citizens. The service flag will honor local men serving in defense and those who love them.

Alma Benson Thea Gretary Nowinwee Walter Hog

Orion Rasmussen’s Friends Read Industrial School Report

A fragment from the Good Citizen notes Orion Rasmussen’s Industrial School, with details on Company A enlisting 43 lads, a new foreman Mr Weatherston, squad drilling, and hopes for a stronger baseball team as Bowie and others compete.

Orion Rasmussen Industral School Orion Cibceen Co. Ainsda Co. A Wrhus Goen Weatherston Thomas Wai Sam Callaws Lim

Son Joins Shipyard Service Reported Missing Downtime

Mrs J B Gould learns from her son J C who left for Salt Lake a week ago for a brief voyage. He had to report to the Board for his whereabouts while discharged from the 20th Infantry. He enlisted in the U S shipyard service and was slated to depart for Beattie Washington today June 12.

J. B Gould J.C Salt Lake Board Ag Creto 20Th Infantry U.S Beatie Washington

Sugar Ration Limits During Caning Season Set by State

The notice restricts sugar purchases to 11 pounds per family during the canning period. Buyers must sign a certification that the sugar will be used for canning and preserving. Each family head must complete and send a card to the State Food Administrator. Duplicated cards are prohibited and attempting to shop at multiple stores risks prosecution under Food Administration laws.

Eyes of the Uilah Braom Raid Sparks Community Aid

Last Wednesday evening the Eyes of the Uilah Braom retakened from their winter pap. They swarmed at Mrs. Keity Bayles home where they organized for Bee Hive and Red Cross work and prepared to save bitte and Inbor.

Uilah Braom Keity Bayles Red Cross Bitte Inbor

Chamberlain's Tablets Praised By Richmond Writer

A Richmond Kentucky writer, FLO Tressey, states Chamberlain's Tablets are excellent for indigestion and bowel symptoms. He claims they outperform all others and urges readers to try them with a four trial recommendation.

Chamberlain Tressey Richmond

Cedar City Ward reorganizes clergy and water woes emerge

Willard Day presides over a Cedar West Ward reorganization appointing A Palmer as bishop alongside new counselors while Ep Matheson retires after years of service. The town faces water shortages blamed on leaks and hog taps as city upgrades and garden demands strain resources amid local job shortages and speculation on Bank of Southern Utah expansion. Community notices cover births, deaths, and travel plans as residents cope with disease and bereavement.

Willard Caancel Ete Cedar Cedar West Alex Mathessa Hitler Wim A. Palmer Sforace Chamberlain Ep Matheson Sam F. Leach Jethea Palmer Palmer i

Parowan Stake Conference Set for June Meetings

The Guarterly Conference of the Parowan Stake will convene at Cedar City on Saturday and Sunday June 22 and 23. General Church authorities will be present with cordial invitations extended to all wards and branches of the Stake to have four large representations from each attendance at the meetings.

Parowan Stake Cedar City Sli Meckings

Hat Weather Brings Dooly and Supporter to Iron County

W J Dooly of Salt Lake City visits Iron County with supporter Mr St Clair a Democratic convert to discuss private matters yet mainly to josh Republicans. The Times editor covered the occasion noting Dooly’s remark about forthcoming Democrat announcements.

W.J Dooly Salt Lake City Iron County St Clair Dooly Josh the Times Beal

Female alien enemy registration notice issued in June

The Fout Ofica department orders the department of Justice to begin registration of female alien enemies from June 17 to June 25, 1918, at 830 p.m. Readers with information should report to Mr. Adams.

Ofica Department W. T. Adamaia Justice Adams

Lost Leather Portfolio Between Cedar City and Pangesteh

Reward offered for return of a leather portfolio containing adding machine material lost between Cedar City and Pangesteh, possibly near Bear Valley. Return to Paroweo Mod. M Co. to collect a $5.00 reward.

Cedar City Pangesteh Bear Valley Paroweo Mod. M Co

Time of Meeting Changed for Priesthood Session

The bishop changes the regular priesthood meeting from Monday evening to Sunday afternoon and orders all priesthood members to attend. Teachers will conduct a two hour visitations program in the ward after the meeting. The home paper should be sent to the affected lads for post meeting notes.

Mortenson

Local notes on travel and community happenings

Jane Hunter and Mrs DLisce Fife returned from Salt Lake City where they visited friends and Mrs Hunter’s son. Twenty five young men of Dedsr registered last Wednesday and will likely face July exams as the Exemption board assigns them to their classes. Mr and Mrs John Nelson went to Salt Lake City for a time. A number of youths planned to attend Salt Lake City to attend school. Miss Libbia Gower to Nephi for the summer with her sister. A baby girl was born to Mr and Mrs Wom. Besa last week.

Jane Hunter Dlisce Fife Salt Lake Orty Frienda Toy Gee John Nelson Salt Lake City Gerl Wom. Besa Maud

Over There Letter From Earl in France Sparks Iron County Steel Dream

A family letter from Earl Skougard in France to his mother appears amid a local newspaper column. It mentions his safety and optimism, while a separate item touts Iron County steel works and a red road proposal linked to land to Cedar, amid debate on feasibility and water supply.

Itsya Iron County

Iron County Utah Commission Minutes June 1914 Meeting Text

Iron County Utah commissioners convened June 3 1914 at 2pm with W Lunt chairing. Minutes approve previous meeting and cover road projects precinct registrations and various county staff appointments and expenses, including road layout Cedar Mountain Kanarra and Harmony routes and appointing officials such as Probate Officer, Deputy Clerk, and Road Work payments.

I. W. Lunt Win Lund Wm BP Barton L. Jones Alfred Froud Claud Ure Read Ure

If We Had The Money

A plea to subscribers and advertisers about overdue payments and renewals. The message estimates over $200 owed plus subscription arrears six months or more past due and urges those owing to settle promptly to avoid further action. It mentions requests for work seekers to be contacted and hints at publishing notices to recover funds.

Ery Main Street Ted Abe Dunnera

Bounty Payments Limited to Thursdays in County

County clerk Wie Warner Mitchell announces bounty payments will be made only on Thursdays due to increased workload before the end of the term. Local residents and officials note the change aims to streamline processing and reduce delays.

Warner Mitchell

Walter Stevens Marries Mont Grace Abraham in Salt Lake Temple

Walter G Stevens son of Mr and Mrs John Stevens marries Mont Grace Abraham of Byron wearing in the Salt Lake Temple. The newlyweds will reside at Blinmner 18 Pucowan, with guests Ed Ooens and Jonathan Prothera of Parsgonsh visiting the couple’s families.

Walter G. Stevens Mire John Stevens Thie Arty Salt Lake Temple Mont Grace

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