01 Mar 1922
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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1922
Page
1
Coach Van Buren leads the POH 3 basketball squad toward Salt Lake City for the state tournament, facing storm delays and travel by auto and train. They clash with a strong Lorain team after weather shifts and travel detours, with game results announced at the picture show each night.
The young son of Mr and Mrs Althere Mortensen of Parowan City dies this morning from complications of influenza contracted days earlier. The family, reportedly exposed during a recent dust storm, faces loss as parents and others battle the disease while neighbors extend sympathy.
The State Board of Agriculture warns livestock owners in Utah to register all marks and brands by May 18. Owners must apply directly to the board or via county clerks with the required fees. A detailed list of permissible positions and fees is provided, with penalties for unregistered marks or brands after the deadline.
A Utah executive petition calls for higher per capita intake of milk and dairy products to improve public health and state prosperity. It cites low Utah consumption, proposes school and public initiatives, and urges a committee to raise per capita dairy intake to normal levels.
An aged Beaver resident, Mr Edward Hale, traveled to Salt Lake City for business on Monday and Tuesday. He was in Parrast on Monday and Tuesday to arrange insurance with the Hensac Life Insurance Co.
The month brings cold spells and cloudy skies with reports of a planned fast day observe. County workers marked snowfall cleanup between here and Cedar when a new snow plow performed well. and changes include a wagon replacement and inquiries about a cream separator.
Brynner Wood 26 died from a skull fracture after falling from a moving vehicle while riding to the County Poor Farm with workers. He leaves a wife and small children, plus his parents and siblings in Cedar City. the Times extends condolences to the bereaved.
A March 10 benefit dance will be held at Beaver Opera House to raise funds for hymn books for the Wert Verd Speroal fesiurea of the seen ing Walbea Bowne detest. Performers from Murdock Jeadenw and Druze Walte prize trot will headline with Beaver Vale quartet. Refreshments and town socializing expected. tickets and details announced locally.
Dr Deters Hyett will leave for a short visit to Boxe about Water South to stay with relatives and friends for a few months. He then intends to retire to Pahang to continue his medical practice there.
Germillet will be away from the mall for about two weeks starting in March. Patrons needing grain cleaned should bring it before the date to avoid delays. Frank Laman will assist customers with mill products and grain returns during the absence.
Parowan High School from the Southern Division crushed Logan 41 to 5 in the ARST tournament in Salt Lake City. Lehi to face Boxelder next as eight teams begin elimination rounds with four more to be cut after Thursday games.
Mrs E Woolley reports her daughter Rosentiond who had been with her for about three weeks took a change for the better on Sunday night. She left on Monday evening for St George to be cared for until recovery and the Wilford Day Mercantile Co plans to expand with a new line of Eneniitare Dow and to equip a furniture department in the store.
The FA XE Club met at Mrs Ada Burtons home on Friday February 24. After business, Mira Bmina Clark offered timely suggestions for making the home more homelike. Members discussed forthcoming events and decided to hold another meeting to continue plans for home improvement.
The wedding of Albert Adams youngest son of Juliette C Adams took place at St Georgs Temple last week to Wis Verds Beplin of Cedar City. The bride comes from a prominent family and has held public roles including work at Trot Commerce Savings Bank. The couple will settle where convenient, with hopes for a happy, congenial home life and further ventures. The TIMLS sends congratulations and best wishes.
A disrupted week sees Musnday closure as teachers plan a return to Salt Lake City for a meeting. Reports indicate several staff members may have left the area for business and others did not show up, leaving insufficient coverage.
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