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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1920
Page
3
A garbled clipping presents a teletype style joke item noting the past seven months and a bid to tell stories by wire and press. The fragment mentions a Buried Reader and a Bonet, with unclear names and dates, reflecting a playful telegraphy tone.
A chaotic mash of reports recalls a Chicago to Denver truck of wrecks and strikes, from a Milwaukee line crash near Washington to a California Limited derailment near Rene Cam. The summary also notes political moves, church actions, and international tensions with clashes over war aims, labor unrest, and Allied support amid famine and disease anxieties.
In a House of Commons session, Balfour as leader of the council praised the league's work and outlined aims for forthcoming contracts and access to information. He cited funds and open to inspection promises, noting ongoing registration efforts and the need to promote public utilities.
A faulty-edited report notes alleged irregularities in coal profiling and deportment, with officials ordered to scrutinize the Charger of profiling and trace related Jelidis Inklachson Plunk actions. It cites a February production cost increase to 2212 per ton and a 3T per debt rise, affecting 60 percent of regional output.
A fragmented account traces the rise of Republicans with mentions of Warren, Coolidge, and Harding era figures. It describes political factions, editorial influence, business ties, and the 1920s campaign climate in vague, non-specific terms.
A garbled excerpt notes a plague in Texas with mentions of illness and a medical professor Bolle ry Dr MT Bond, a pathology professor at a state medical college, but many words are unreadable. The fragment hints at a fatal case involving a young person and a medical context in Galyenting or a similarly garbled location.
The item notes a Chicago group seeking a ventral aid in a local effort at SLO OO0 to extend financial support and the reestablishment of a wool market amid tensions with three Asian entities and local banks.
A severe wind event in Petonsy Villa causes structural damage and injuries. Rescue teams work through the wreckage as local authorities assess property losses and safety risks.
Woman reports a plan from a local forest office to supply chicken feed from a forest area in Nevada and nearby California. The note mentions Burma in Petoloma and references bounties or duties tied to the forest department.
A community drive seeks donations to support a one month old baby of Mir and Mrs George Goglin after a health scare. The fund, coordinated by local residents, seeks to reach near zero balance to cover medical and care costs.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a hotel incident involving a person connected to the Coliseum and a judge denying a formal state action. The text also references accusations or apologies and a note about friends. The fragmented source lacks clear names, dates, or locations.
Fragmentary text describes a political conference or nomination with references to a United President and a Sunday event. Limited readable names and details prevent precise identification or outcome.
The report surveys Utah county farms facing water supply issues with 400 acres of water available in Jnab county and planned engineering actions. It notes the annual Penetral event, local wool marketing, and a state camp at Tokr rounds. It mentions a rural murder case in Silt Fak and a school teacher percentage, alongside county fairs, planting sites, and a 1900s automobile tourist route through Salt Lake.
A garbled fragment suggests a person contemplates a chance to buy something in the neighborhood but doubts affordability and questions what they can afford.
The Utah Democratic convention delegates declared support for Wagoo as the party’s presidential candidate. They praised his pledges to the platform and backed the national campaign, with Salt Lake City officials and county leaders among those aligned with the endorsement.
A decipherable summary is not possible from the garbled input. It hints at an election or meeting outcome but key names, places, and dates are unreadable. The readable fragment suggests a formal decision or vote but lacks concrete facts.
A formal trial proceeds with a military committee presiding over General Freon Mussola and allied officials. The proceedings address charges stemming from alleged conflicts with church authority and wartime acts.
An unclear fragment notes a Friday incident involving a teen and a weapon near a property. Details are garbled but imply a violent event with possible injuries or death and references to a location and time.
Fragmentary text reports a proclamation of insurrection in Iowa with references to the governor and related political tension. The garbled lines suggest timing around a Friday and issues tied to wages and public sentiment, but details are unclear.
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