Ideal Plage 10 Bore For Oil Inquiry By Johnson
John Johnson, owner of Gold Springs mining, visited Farowan on Monday expressing interest in bore prospects in the valley. He claimed oil potential, cited oil experience in Oklahoma, Kansas, and Texas, and predicted rapid development within five years. He took shale and coal samples for testing and promised to return with plans after reviewing resources.
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Hot Jotnson
Gold Springs
Farowan
Dha Times
Okklahoma
Kansas
Texas
Jokfeson
Enterprise Letter Notes Local Moves and Illness
Several residents share family news as Mr and Mrs Jacob Huot announce a new baby boy born February 26. Oliver Wileny and family plan to move to Della to oppose the eg ar factory and the high school while mumps affect Mrs Lowe Land. Mrs Abbott and Betta Hyatt suffer from the influenza like illness. Pace remains confined with stomach trouble but improving. Ammen Treeman and Thea Treeman relocate to Enterprise from Washington after property exchange with John Alger who moves to Washington. Mr and Mrs Woodbury return from George after repairs at Steg Would bur s. The lady not the class Fran eats a jay cheese winch from a glare, the accident left her with injuries but she is alright.
Parowan Exchange Faces Push for Better Telephone Service
Illformed notes suggest patrons seek improved service from the Telephone Company at the Parowan Exchange. The text implies a push for modernization and a long-desired telephone installation may come at a favorable time.
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Parowan Exchange
Get Your License Now Warns All Auto Owners
A notice warns automobile owners to obtain valid licenses immediately or risk their vehicles being impounded and fines imposed. Sheriff Froud directs Deputy Bentley to locate owners, notify them to license at once, and present violators to the Justice for punishment under the law.
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Bevdes
Froud
Bentley
Cedar City plumbing firm on Parish Hall and residence work
The Southern Utah Flaming and Healing Company of Cedar City held contracts for plumbing the Parowan Relief Hall and the Mt. Adams residence. The firm is described as composed of experienced workmen with a two year record serving the people of Ca g ur.
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Southern Utah
Buckhorn Letter Details Family Movements and Visitors
Beale Beaver district notes record Ronald Farnsworth and Mica Viole Gurt married this week. Denna White active in local business. Slep visiting with family for a few days. Urban Limb and family returned home last Saturday with a new baby. A clerk left a baby girl at Purley Lang’s home February 2. The message mentions Dr Green in Athens and a dance event.
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Ronald Farnsworth
Mica Viole
Beaver
Denna White i
Bester of Business
Slep
Mir
Purley Lang
Green
Athen Dance
Farowan M & HM Clerks Red Crosa Opera House Benefit
A successful Friday night benefit at the Opera House raised nearly 780 for the Red Cross. The crowd was large, meals and refreshments were excellent, and dancing well attended. Organizers hope to repeat the event soon for the charity.
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Farowan M & HM
Opera House
van Aoe Cena
Farowir M& Mo
Fondick & Bedal
Uliete
Dancing party planned by Equitable Co op clerks
The Equitable Co op clerks announce a community dancing party at Queren Eonse on Friday night March B. Proceeds will go to the Parowan Chapter of the Red Cross for purchasing bandages and supplies. Further details will be posted locally. Arthur Joseph named anew by Parowan Equitable Co op as Clerk on Saturday. Funeral attendance noted for Alfred Liannisten.
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Equitable Coop
Parowan Chapter
Tran County Red Grose
Atbertads
Bis Weteh
Unfortunate Death Of Hamilton's Fort Youth In Cedar Clash
Alfred Hamilton, about 19, was killed near Cedar Friday night after a horse riding incident. He was described as a strong, healthy young man loved by family and community, with parents Mr. and Mrs John Harrulton enduring a heavy loss.
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Alfred Hamilton
Hamileon
Hamiltan
Ape
Jack Middleton
le Cedar
Booth
Agaimat
Alfred
John Harrulton
Moet Elna Frood Goes Shopping and Shows Planned
Cedar Orty’s popular mariner Moet Elna Frood leaves for Ball Lake City to buy spring millinery in the latest styles. A grand display of new creations will follow at her business place, with notices for customers to watch for the official announcement and upcoming events. The Cedar High School plans student activities, while teachers institute events are announced for Friday and Saturday with speakers from the University.
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Moet
Elna Frood
Cedar Orty
Mariner
Ball Lake City
Mess Proud
Metropolis
Eame
Busness
Nias Froyd
BG Success and Cold Day Highlight Village Work
A large community effort on a Monday proved highly successful with strong work, high quality results, and lively pace. About 162 men labored from lane top to main street, overseen by city fathers and the commercial club committee, ending with a grand ball for all helpers.
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Wen
Besdes
Cily Fathers
Alaha
March Weather Cited As Key Factor In Health News
Poor legible report notes damp March weather linked to health concerns. Mentions warnings from medical authorities about vulnerable groups and a recommendation for a familiar remedy, Chamberlain's Cough Reedy, as a precautionary measure amid rising concerns.
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Chamberlain
Parowan Telephone Manager Reports On Matter In Play
John S Woodbury, manager of the Iron County Telephone Company, apone Friday discussions in Parowan centered on telephone matters generally, outlining next steps and potential impacts for local service.
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John S Woodbury
Iron County Telephone Company
Apone
Hinckley Woskies Top Beaver in Close Beauth Era Daven Championship
Be-auth era Daven championship clash saw Hinckley Woskies defeat Beaver 39 to 24 as Hinckley’s larger lineup faced the faster Beaver fellows. The game featured hard defensive play and quick ball handling, with both sides gaining and losing the lead at times. The Beaver squad showed strong effort, while Hinckley’s discipline and pace earned them the win and boosted hopes for the state title.
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Beaver
Meel Hinckiey
Goya
Hinckley Woskies
Hinckley
Hintley Boys
Quireker
Tenre
Uber Ue
Proposed Bond Explains School Building Need and Costs
Board of Education outlines prior bond use since 1346 for Parowan and surrounding districts, detailing bids, current deficits, and the plan to issue 45,000 dollars to finish Parowan, add a four room building at Konaris, and install heating and plumbing at several sites. The summary notes rising prices, expert advice, and the need to complete facilities to meet safety and capacity demands.
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Board of Education
Benda
Darawan
Enoch
Binkiangs
Modena
Yale
Sahara
Bises
Laweet
Loment
Dowdh
Perowwan
Toads Ab
Uensand
Konaris
S$ Biwald
Toleta
Atalla
Farogonsh
Wallace Houston Returned to America for Treatment
Word received by Florence Flowsten that husband Wallace Houston, previously reported missing after sinking at Pronges months ago, has been brought to the United States for medical care. Surgeons ordered hospital examination. condition deemed unfit for strenuous training behind the French area. He was sent home for rest.
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Florence Flowsten
Wallace Thouston
America
Fim Tea Hospital
Laverpoul
Beardiman Intervenes in Barowan Visit Amid Quiet Town
W H Beardiman of Paragenah Maud Vtter in Barowan on Friday, attending La Rome private event, told reporters that hope remains in town. He noted residents stayed busy and were able to keep the farm work active despite the disruption.
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W.H Beardiman
Paragenah Maud
Barowan
la Rome
Hir Boerdman
Hope Town
Ooe geming mithine and two mattresses noted
Fragmentary report mentions TALYOR MILIBE and an en near en line includes two mattresses and a questionable omen. No clear names, dates, or places are provided. Further readable details are needed to specify the event or actors involved.
Wedding Announcement for Erect Allen and Skovgard
The ceremony took place with Justice Geo Morre presiding at Echroary 28h st. Robert Erect Allen and Mand Skovgard united in marriage. A reception followed for a large gathering of friends who presented gifts. The evening featured music and dancing before the couple departed for their future.
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Jusiee
Geo Morre
Robert Erect Allen
Jéshoin
Red Cross Work by Primary Association Sent Supplies
The Farowsa Primacy Association has forwarded a list of Red Cross donations from Touuking wetelea to the General Board of the Primary Association of Belt Lake City for inspection and onward transmission to Denver headquarters. Items include 5 wash cloths, 20 napkins, 2 handkerchiefs, 14 pelows, 15 prio sips, 10 somfork baja, 14 lot water bags, 7 bundles of socka, b irny cloths, 4 shoulder wraps and three sheets.
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Red Cross
Farowsa Primacy Association
Touuking Wetelea
Boiard
Belt Lake Caty
Denvec
Friday Or A N Leonard Of Ced ar Wots Bosneze Taller
Friday notice says A N Leonard of Ced ar finished his business in town. Afterward he exchanged a few jokes with a friend he met.
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Leonard
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