Parowan Parowan Parowan Advertising Rates Notice
Parowan publishing house announces Wednesday issues by Parowan Publeting and Punting Company. Editor Alex H. Rolla oversees advance edition and management. Second class mail matter registered at Parowan Post Office. advertising rates available on application. Prices reasonable as of June 1918.
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Parowan
You Are the Finest Yet You Must Pay Your Dues
An aging father speaks to his son about duty and sacrifice. He recalls hard knocks, frugal meals, and the costs of raising a child, urging the boy to honor his parents by working hard and paying back debts. The message emphasizes perseverance, responsibility, and gratitude for parental sacrifices.
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Pond Stuange
War era Home Service urging careful chapter funding
John Wo Morey, manager, warns Red Grass chapters to restrict purchases to the Division Bureau of Supplies and avoid tying up capital in raw materials as the Second War Food Drive continues. He stresses readiness for emergencies, notes cash needs for home service, and credits Mountain Dragon Chapters for cooperation with Washington Headquarters to ease supply procurement.
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Tate
Washogton
Diavimon Bureau of Supplies
Divigen
Washiogton
Thetagan
Mountain Dragon
John Wo Morey
Wogatein Oerneeon
Savings Habit and Government Stance on Pledge Cards
Fragmented OCR outlines a government drive promoting a savings pledge to buy War Savings Stamps, urging monthly pledges and signatory cards. It mentions penalties for failing to contribute, widespread adoption in homes, and a campaign to educate citizens on saving money through the stamp program.
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Porcha
Slatin
Wien
Ace
Siam
Algo Derebhbe
Lge
Fragmented World War I Memoir Sketch
An aged text fragment recalls wartime scenes with scattered names and places, mentioning American forces in France, the Red Cross in Kansas, and a Somme reminiscence. It mixes combat imagery with disrupted memories and lists supplies like figs and dates.
Whooping cough remedy praised by Peru reader
A Peru reader, F. A Martin, writes that his two daughters suffered whooping cough and Chamberlain's Cough Remedy cured them. He notes the medicine kept the cough loose and the expectorant action effective, calling it a charm.
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Chamberlain
F. A Martin
Peru
Cholera Morbus Alarm Prompts Home Preparedness
A reader from Huntingtons Indiana recalls cholera morbus outbreaks in 1911 and reports swift relief from Chamberlains Colic Diarrhoea Remedy. The notice mentions soldiers sending money home and war bond payments, while C O Pindsr plans a trip to Salt Lake City for business with Pargwan Drig Company.
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Charles En Yea
Huntingtons
Gatipd
Salt Lake City
Pargwan Drig Company
Estate of James Ollerton Probate Notice
District Court in Giehim Tron County hears claims against the estate of James Ollerton deceased. Creditors must present vouchers to the administrator William F. Knox at his residence in Parow van Iron County Utah by August 10 1918. Atty. for Administrator June 26 1918.
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Joedical
Giehim
James Ollerton
William F. Knox
Beaver
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