Fish and Game Resources Boost in Local Mountains
Deputy Game Warden A B Matheson reports a rising abundance of deer blue grouse and fish. Hatchery releases will add over one hundred thousand fish across three canyon streams plus Day Adams reservoir and Duck Lake. pheasants may be introduced on the reserve to increase wildfowl resources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Mateson
Matheson
Adams Reservoir
Co-op Valley
Duck Lake
State Fish and Game
Madsen
Auto Load Collides With Horse Near Parowan Lane
A Studebaker roadster carrying five youths crashed with a thoroughbred mare named Ona along Parowan Lane near Mor tensen’s place, killing the horse and badly damage the car but leaving occupants with only minor injuries. The driver was Frank Gurt. An inquiry may seek compensation from the car occupants. Dairy stock testing for tuberculosis is announced for Monday 9 am to 2 pm. Local residents Hyatt Page and Lemmon are mentioned in brief notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Studebaker
Cedar City
Parowan Lane
Near
Edgar Clark
Ona
Rambouillet Breeders to Meet at Library Auditorium
Notices mailed to Rambouillet breeders urge immediate attendance at a Thursday 8:30 p m meeting in the library auditorium to decide on site, contract letting, advertising and related actions. Officers stress full turnout regardless of notice receipt. My big line of McCall Patterns is sold at Wm. H. Garry store with inventory alignment noted by Wilford Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Library Auditoriium
McCall Patterns
Wm. H. Garry
Wilford Day
McCall's
Wm. St. Gurr's
Hats and patterns sale listing local shoppers
Advertisers announce reduced prices on ladies hats and McCall’s Patterns at Wm. St. Gurr’s and McCall Patterns sale. Notes mention July 2 return of Dr. Smith, sheep herding trips by Mickelson and Benson, Zion Canyon trip in W. H. Leigh Buick, and various local business notices including Provo convention and barber shop chair incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zion Canyon
W. H. Leigh
Gronway Parry
Child Injured After Fall From Ladder During Visit
The Wyatts youngest child suffered a broken arm in the elbow when he fell from a ladder on Sunday last. Mr and Mrs Willie Woolley of Circleville, visiting Mrs Vangie Woolley, returned home Sunday after a horseback trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Mickelson
Philip Benson
Mr. Mickelson
California
Roy Wyatt
Willie Woolley
Circleville
Vangie Woolley
Regular Field Day at Dubois Sheep Station May 1923
The U S Range Sheep Experiment Station at Dubois Idaho held its annual field day on May 29 1923 with attendees from five western states. The program outlined breeding range sheep studies shedding lambing wintering range grazing reseeding and carrying capacity projects involving about three thousand sheep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dubois
U. S. Range
Idaho
National Forest Service
Miss Imogene Barton Returns From Greenville Visit
Miss Imogene Barton comes home after a week visiting friends in Greenville. The editor traveled to Cedar on Friday to view the train. New subscribers during the week include Jos. F. Aldyoak Fred Burlin and Wallace Hulet at William T. Grir's store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imogene Barton
Greenville
Cedar
Messrs. Jos. F. Aldyoak
Fred Burlin
Wallace Hulet
Free for all horse race entries announced
A horse race notice offers a free for all event with a half mile distance. Each entry consists of three horses with a twenty dollar fee for every trio entered. A separate free for all non winners race is also mentioned with no entrance fee.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Victory Theatre
Allan Dwan
Mae Murray
Rudolph
Valentino
Rambouillet
Iron County
Utah
C. Parcells
Bank Blds
Parowan
Her
F. W. Hyatt
Mr. Hyatt
TIMES
John Page of
Pinto
Pleasant Grove
Thomas Lemmon
Salt Lake City
Mrs. E. P. Ward
J. A. Evans
Dr. Smith
J. 11. Burtner
U. P. System
C. L. Pinder
Provo
Mr. Oliver Nash
McCall
Wm. H. Gurr
Harold Mitchell
Grir's
McCall’s Patterns
McCall’s
W. H. Gurr
Iron County Fair
Justin
Parowan Equitable Co-op
The
People’s Store
Goodyear
Provan Auto Company
Durant and Star Distributors
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