County approves four hundred dollar fair appropriation
The County Fair Committee led by Wm Pritchard and TA Lamoreaux urged the commissioners to grant a $400 appropriation to support county fair purposes. They aim to showcase teaching value, ensure eastern towns and neighboring counties are well represented, mobilize new committees, promote exhibits, and boost the fair grounds with extensive preparations and displays for the upcoming fair.
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Pritchard
TA Lamoreaux
Counsy Fair
Hefoin
Berg
Herst Modeana
Saharra
Lund
Fae
Cabenkionm
Ran County
Iron County
Cedar Notes highlights town life and sports in Cedar
Local notes report several health issues and visits, a fire destroying a farm home, a horse accident, and community events. Sports wrap covers B E A and Hinckley basketball results, subdivision titles, and a beaver game. Also mentions dances, parlor gatherings, a new pole forest, and plans for a new school building and town improvements.
Prevention of Epidemic Quarantine Rules Spark Debate
Editorial notes serious epidemics of scarlet fever and other contagious diseases this past winter. Public health officers report uneven cooperation with quarantines, some calling for stricter enforcement, others opposing any quarantine. The piece urges citizens to accept measures for public welfare, tracing infections, and preventing spread, warning that noncompliance endangers the entire community. It cites measles and whooping cough as dangerous and stresses collaboration with health officers to enforce regulations.
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Widgh
United States
Rabies Ordinance Passed to Curb Spread in Lis County Utah
The Lis County Board of Commissioners passed an ordinance on March 6 to curb rabies, urging all residents to comply with provisions. Officials will license or dispose of dogs in incorporated towns and unincorporated areas to prevent further spread, with cooperation from precincts and health officers.
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James
Utah
Lis County
Board of County Comrmmasoners
Jarre
Parowan Stake Quarterly Conference Notice in Cedar City
The Parowan Stake announces its regular quarterly conference at Cedar City on Saturday and Sunday March 1 and 18. General authorities may attend. Ward bishops are asked to announce the event and encourage priesthood members to attend. WILFORD DAY presides with WE HLYMAN and HUGH L ADAMS as counselors and WILL L ADAMS, Clerk. Ambrose Paramore traveled from London to visit and say hello. Mrs Sludder of Lund Utah is visiting with her sister.
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Parowan
Cedar City
Bighoprie
Wilford Day
We Hlyman
Coun
Hugh L Adams
L Adams
That Sig Dange Opera House Dance Night Invite
Feb event at the Opera House invites married people to shed age and stiffness and join the young dancers. The committee urges couples to attend next Friday night for guidance, with the gallery filled, music top quality, and a welcoming, lively atmosphere to encourage participation and socializing.
Pole Installation Plans and Local Land Sale Notice
Frost affects ground for digging holes to set telephone poles on Main Street center. Also notices for sale of 80 acres of land in Parowan Valley artesian belt seeking farm workers around April 1 and job opportunities from Contraster Burton as he tears down the old school building.
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George K Ure
Nogon
Parowan Valley
Tee
Burton
Death of Tin Green After Kidney Trouble Turned Fatal
Tin Green, a well known resident of the city aged 44, died Sunday night from Brights Daycase following months of kidney trouble. He leaves a devoted wife, three daughters and one son. Funeral services will be held at the tabernacle at 2 o'clock today.
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Tin Green
Thes City
Mr Green
Tabernacle
Dentist in Parowan Vacation Notice
Dr T J Rush advertises limited time for dental services before departure to Shecla. Person seeks patients needing modern dental care and urges calls immediately to complete procedures within three weeks remaining in Parowan.
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Parowan
Dane
T J Rush
February Weather Report Warns Farmers of Long Workdays
The Feb month showed extreme cold at dawn and generally cloudy spells with light snow. High winds in the final week sped up snowmelt while a single New Year rollin was observed. Farmers face 18 hour days to finish field work before alfalfa harvest begins.
Coal vein shows rapid live coal flow at 256 feet depth
Report from Gap setting notes tunnel at 256 feet with 160 feet more to go to reach deeper vein. West side already yielding live coal while east side develops. Two workers remove about three and a half feet weekly as tests indicate coal composition around 62 39 per cent ash 2B per cent sulfur and little matter, with no sulfur of inge.
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Peter Gurr
J Ward
The Modk Mo Stop Co Presents The Dier’ A Beauti Ful Drama
At The Opera House on March 14 the Modk Mo Stop Co will present an emotional drama about everyday life. A change was made from last week’s notice due to a dancing party. See samples to BORN BLUE BOO before ordering. A ring of fabrics at new prices is advertised and a heater note appears. An estimated 40,000 leak will be made in Parowan this year.
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Born & Blue Book
Mod&k
Konan
Antes
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