President Harding to Visit Cedar County Next Wednesday
President Harding is due in Cedar County next Wednesday on his itinerary. A special train reaches Cedar about seven in the morning, then an automobile to Zion National Park for a visit from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. He returns to Cedar City for a brief reception before departing by train in the evening. The president plans to reach Idaho early the next day, requiring rapid travel and limited time in the locality. Local residents are urged to attend and view the president.
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Harding
Irlis
Cedar Cedar
Zion National Park
Cedar City
Idaho
Cedar
Boy Breaks Leg After Wagon Fall Near Sheep Camp
Ivan Orton twelve year old son of Mr and Mrs Ernest Orton of this city fell from a wagon at the sheep camp across the lake about a week ago and broke his leg. A spur may have caused the accident. Latest reports say he is getting along all right though it was painful.
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Ivan Orton
Mrr
Ernest Orton
James N. Connell
Ten Days Left in Clean Up Campaign
The message warns that the cleanup drive runs March 1 to June 30, leaving ten days to finish efforts. It urges thorough work at home and in the community to be first in class and to make best use of the remaining time.
Paragonah News: Homecoming, Deaths and Local Notes
Paragonah reports Elder Damenzo Topham returns from two years in the mission field and enjoys his labors. Emma, six year old daughter of John R. Robinson Jr., Cedar City, dies suddenly while her father is away with sheep. Mrs. Alice McBride visits in Trice with daughter Thelma Wood. Susie Stones and Martha J. Openshaw travel to Idaho for summer visits. Baby girl born to Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Lamoreaux. Joseph Lister’s house fires yesterday but quickly put out. Dell Hlotyouk moves to Alex Robb’s ranch in Horse Valley to dairy this summer. Observation about flag and wool sale prompts a remark on segregation and signatures. Mrs. Frank Matheson ill but improving.
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Emma
John R. Robinson Jr
Cedar City
Bear Valley
Marsden Likely to Fill City Council Vacancy
Mayor F C Van Buren says Marsden's decision to accept will determine the July 3 council appointment. Marsden, a respected conservative businessman, has been asked to fill the vacancy caused by Jos B Dalton's resignation. if he declines, another will be appointed.
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L. N. Marsden
Jos. B. Dalton
Marsden
Fire alarm at church as grass fire start by youths
A Sunday church incident caused brief alarm when dry grass near the tabernacle windows caught fire during prayer. Three to four boys were involved. two were sent to the justice, one released to juvenile officer. One boy had an alibi, the other paid a $3 fine and received a reprimand.
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Tabernacle
Last Relief Meeting Scheduled for Next Week
The final Relief Meeting of the season will take place Tuesday afternoon at the usual hour. A special program is planned with a social service lesson and a musical performance by Professor Geo. H. Durham. All are invited to attend.
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Geo. H. Durham
Changes in Rambouillet Show and Iron County Fair race program
Changes made since last week to the Rambouillet Show and Iron County Fair schedule set for September 18 to 20 in Parowan Utah. The racing program lists purses for events including one and one half miles relay races four furlongs and a three furlongs, with various free-for-all and consolation races. Entry requirements specify three-horse teams and saddling changes, with purse amounts ranging from sixty to two hundred dollars depending on event.
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Iron County Fair
Parowan
Utah
Stake Conference Here Saturday and Sunday
The Parowan Stake quarterly conference will convene Saturday morning and run through Sunday afternoon. One or more general authorities may attend, with details undisclosed. Local officials note the event and urge attendance, while community news mentions renewals, visits, and a state audit last week reporting county accounts in excellent condition.
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Parowan Stake
Mark Tuttle
Bids for Cedar City lumber haulage and mill work
Bids are invited to June 2 for hauling one hundred thousand feet of lumber from the Orton and Ward Saw Mill and from a Burrows Mill to Cedar City yard. Bids priced per thousand feet. Cedar Lumber and Commission Co. Cedar City Utah. Disjointed local notices follow about a new baby, flag etiquette, a medical trip, an ordinance on cigarettes, and local residents visiting or traveling.
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Orton and Ward
Cedar City
Cedar Lumber and Commission Co
Utah
Masters of Men a Spanish Empire history on screen
A nostalgic film review sketches Spain’s imperial past and American figures from Cortes to Roosevelt, mixing swashbuckling scenes with historical events. It mentions battles, ships, and personalities, praising or lampooning as the film frames the era. Coming attractions include Snowshoe Trail and The Covered Wagon. Mickelson buys Jensen’s farm and harness for 425 dollars.
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Havana
Clark
Frisco
Cape Horn
Washington D. C
Teddy Roosevelt
San Juan Hill
Bucky O'Neil
Tuscon
Hampton Fish
New York
24Th U. S. Infantry
Fort Douglas
Dolly Gray
Commodore Dewey
Manilla
Cuta
Cervera
Santiago
Spain
Fulate
Viscaya
Brooklyn
Kingdom of the Hapshures
Community Clean-Up Planned For Friday Afternoon
The Ladies of the Farm Bureau with the Hishopric and Ward officials urge residents to gather Friday afternoon to clean public square tabernacle grounds and camp areas. Cows will be turned into the enclosure from yesterday morning until Thursday night to reduce weeds before the main cleanup.
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Farm Bureau
Hishopric
Tabernacle
Relief Society Union Meeting at Tabernacle
The Stake Relief Society union meeting will be held in the tabernacle here on Saturday night under the direction of the Stake officers. The exact program is not known, but something especially good is certain. All members of the Relief Society have a cordial invitation to attend.
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Stake Relief Society Union
Tabernacle
The
Relief Society
Offliers Strike Snag in Curfew Enforcement
City officials clash over curfew law aimed at juveniles as City Marshall notes enforcement is a joke. He warns that delays in handling juvenile cases render curfew rounds wasted energy and urges immediate action to press for results.
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City Marshall
Marshall
Weenie Roast Hike by Primary Officers and Sea Gull Girls
Last Wednesday evening officers and teachers of the Primary together with the Sea Gull girls went on a hike to the bills for a weenie roast. After roasting weenies, lunch was served, games played, and songs sung. All expressed enjoyment and departed at a late hour.
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Damenzo Topham
Amenzo
Mrs. Alice McBride
Trice
Thelma Wood
Susie Stones
Martha J. Openshaw
Burton
Clarance Lamorea
Joseph Lister
Dell Hlotyouk
Alex Robb
Lorse Valley
Somebods
Frank Matheson
Goungilhan
Hur
Jean
Jve
Stake
Stake Presidency
Ellis Orton
Thomas N. Rowley
Wm. S. Wilcox
Scott Orton
John H. Gurr
J. Alma L Benson
Jimmie
Court House Steps
James L. Ruby
Circleville
Clair Ward
Lawrence Mortersen
Fern Ruby
F. A. N. Club
Georgia Mitchell
Charles Adams
Salt Lake City
J. H. Clay
John H. Fife
Arrowhead
Hillman Dalley
Charles D. Adams
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Relief Society Union Meeting
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