District Court 10 Convene Monday Hear Segregation Case
The regular Spring Term of the District Court opens Monday at 10 o'clock with a long civil docket including Wilford Day et al versus Parowan City over farm land segregation and Morgan B Edwards against Iron County School District to seat him as a member. Criminals show two Cedar City appeals. jurors were drawn but may not be called.
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District Court
Cedar City
Harry Hunter
Henry Petersen
Wilford Day
Parowan City
Morgan B. Edwards
Board of Education of
Iron County
Philo Anderson
Anderson
Garrys Adair
R.A. Thotley
R. H. Peale
Patagonah Canal Co
Red Creek Reservoir Co
Caldwell
Frank Armstrong
David L Davis
J. David Leigh
Miller, Leigh
W. H. Sawyer
State Bank of Beaver Co
H. J. Mortenson
Mary Ann Merryweather
Austin O. Merryweather
Mary J. Stanley
Thames Stanley
First National Bank of California
Wm. A. Evans
Christening at Sacrament Meeting Names Five Infants
Babies were christened at the Sacrament meeting on Sunday. The children named were McDell Matheson, Irene Wilcox, Zirvon Wendus, Afton Rowley, and Joseph Haskell. Christening was performed by David Matheson Sr., Nelson Marsden, Thomas Rowley, Alvin Benson, and Bishop H. L. Adams. A strong testimony meeting followed the opening exercises and blessings.
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Sac
Tamient
D. A. Matheson
McDell Matheson
Jewel Wilcox
Irene
Lindsay Burton
Zirvon Wendus
W. Clair Rowley
Afton
Thomas Skougard
Rambouillet Breeders Meet Plan Permanent Show Buildings
Notices mailed to Rambouillet Sheep Breeders Association members call for a March 8 meeting at Hyatt Hotel to discuss constitution by laws, show dates, and permanent show buildings. Directors from each county would elect a president and secretary from Parowan, with breeders renting space for five years to fund construction.
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The
Rambouillet Sheep Breeders Ass'n
Hyatt Hotel
Sharp
Beaver
Cedar City
Washington Co
Parowan
Parowan Social News and Local Happenings
Mr and Mrs C L Pinder and Mr and Mrs John L Lowder Jr traveled to Salt Lake City by car last Friday morning. Superintendant H C Lewis spent a few days in Parowan schools. Elder Evan Bailes, laboring in Australia for over two years, is en route home with arrival unsure. Warren Cox of St George was in Parowan on the way home from the north. The TIMES includes local news and world items with editorials and notices.
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C. L. Pinder
John L. Lowder Jr
Salt Lake City
Mr. Pinder
H. C. Lewis
Parowan
Evan Bailes
Australia
Warren Cox
St. George
M. I. A. Party a Successful Wednesday Event
A large crowd attended the M. I. A. party last Wednesday night with a good program, games, dancing, and especially apples and candy. The committee is congratulated on the affair’s success.
Marriage license issued in Hurricane Cedar City couple
The County Clerk issued a marriage license last week to John W. Naegle of Hurricane and Ella Pross of Cedar City. The F A N Club plans a periodical good time tonight at the home of Mr and Mrs WW Mitchell. Last week renewals arrived from listed subscribers including Mary Orton and Geo W Decker. this week adds Juliette Adams and others. Mr Hillman Dalley was in town Friday checking abstracts of title for railroad right of way, with rail officials eager to finalize matters to begin work.
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John W. Naegle
Hurricane
Ella Pross
Cedar City
F. A. N. Club
WW. Mitchell
Mary ©. C. Orton
Dr. F. Burton
Arthur Joseph
Roy Hyatt
J. Alma Benson
Jas. S. Green
Thomas Fennett
Mary L. Orton
J. L. Lowder Jr
Luucius Benson
Geo. W. Decker
Juliette Adams
Wm. G. Orton
S.J. Ward
Ada Burton
Wm. G. Ward
D. P. Barton
Somebody
Hillman Dalley
Local Farm Bureau maps tentative season plan
At recent Farm Bureau meetings officers outlined projects for the season including Crops Improvement to raise corn and barley and test new wheats and oats, Noxious Weed Control to curb weeds, Poultry and Purdrey project to boost laying hens and turkeys, Dairying to improve cattle and dairy output, and Clean Home Clean Town to push sanitation. Committees will run demonstrations and a vigilance committee will vet offers to save community money.
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Farm Bureau
Parowan
Building and Loan Association
Vigilance Committee
Wool Market Steady Despite Quiet Pace Across Regions
Fifty cents paid for half blood lambs wool at Chicago shearing stations last week. Market quiet but firm. Ohio delaine at 60c, Indiana three eighths blood at 55c, quarter blood lacking quality at 1s. Contracting in the West limited to 43 to 46c, Utah at 46c. Little activity expected in tertiary wools until shearing begins. much of the clip likely to regional pools and strongly held.
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Chicago
Ohio
Mr John F P Orton Moves Home For Update
Mr John F P Orton moves his residence to a new position on his property and undertakes improvements to enhance its appearance and attractiveness. The plan includes repositioning the house and upgrading exterior features to boost curb appeal.
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John FP
Orton
Parowan North Field Holds Annual Meeting and Elections
Land and water owners in Parowan North Field met in the Library auditorium to review the financial report and elect officers for the coming year. Officers named for the four streams were Jasper Stubbs, William G. Rowley, George Bentley, and Freeman W. Pendleton with William Marsden as Secretary. A plan to incorporate the two fields was noted as pending further action. A call was made to form a separate reservoir corporation if all landowners do not join the regular field, with work pay set at 6.00 per day for man and team and 3.00 for a single horse or for other tasks during the season.
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Parowan North Field
Jasper Stubbs
Wm. G. Rowley
George Bentley
Freeman W. Pendleton
Wm. Marsden
John T. Mitchell
West Field
Yankee Meadow
U P to Hold Meetings for Farmers in Utah
The Union Pacific System with Utah State Agricultural College will stage a series of meetings across Utah to promote Dairying Poultry Pork Production Silos Celery and diversified farming. Stops include Parowan Summit and Cedar with speakers like P V Cardon Ben R Eldridge R N Mead J H Burter and U P officials. Farmers are urged to attend.
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Brigham City
Union Pacific System
Utah State Agricultural College
Parowan
Summit
Cedar
P. V. Cardon
Utah Farmer
Ben R. Eldridge
U. A
R. N. Mead
Parowan's First Born Celebrates Birthday
Mr New S Whitney the first child born in Parowan marked his 72nd birthday at home with family relatives and friends on Thursday March 1. Mrs Sarah Whitney her 68th birthday was celebrated February 13 with a large dinner and many well wishers.
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New S. Whitney
Parowan
Mr. Whitney
Sarah Whitney
Whitney
Former Parowan Girl Honored as Athenaeum Club Leader
Mrs Francella Adams Sorensen, daughter of Charles Adams, was elected president of the Athenaeum Club of Park City. The twenty six year old woman's library club recently bought a Main Street building as a club home, paying over $1000 this past year. The clubhouse serves as a community center.
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Francella Adams Sorensen
Charles Adams
Athenaeum Club
Park City
The
Athenaeum
Main St
Daughters of Pioneers present Mortensen family program
A March 1 gathering of about 35 descendants of Peter and Lena Mortensen featured music, sketches, and reminiscences. Performances included a traditional tune by Thomas Durham, a duet by Mamie B. Orton and Sarah D.Connell, and a closing number, with over 400 descendants noted for the 1856 hand cart migration to Utah.
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Peter
Lena Mortensen
Daughters of the Pioneers
Greenland
Icy
Thomas Durham
Mamie B. Orton
Sarah D. Connell
Anna H. Gurr
Wayside Chapel
Marlo Topham
Anna Rasmussen
Durham
Mortensen
George H. Durham
Amelia J. Tophat
Mettie Durham Robinson
Utah
Hand Cart
California Purchase Item Highlights State Products
An item by Professor Miller of the University of California discusses Mr. Marsden’s purchase in California, praising Californians for seizing opportunities to advertise their state and its goods. The piece serves as a favorable example for readers and emphasizes Pulliard Brothers and Marsden as key names.
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Marsden
Cal
Professor Miller
University of Cal
Miller
California
Pulliard Brothers
Marsden Buys High-Price Rambouillet Ram in California
L N Marsden of Parowan purchased a valuable Rambouillet ram from Bullard Bros. in Woodland California after expert inspection with Professor R F Miller of the University of California. The ram, a son of California Model known as Ted, cost Marsden 1000 dollars to secure. Bullard Bros. notes the sale sets a new private treaty price for their rams, reflecting a long established West flock renowned for fleece length and body conformation.
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California
L. N. Marsden
Parowan
Bullard Bros
Woodland
Bullard
R. F. Miller
University of California
Ted
Butterfield Livestock Company
Marsden
Salt Lake
West
Relief Society Annual Day Planned With Program and Dance
The Relief Society will celebrate its Annual Day on Tuesday March 13 due to conference at the stake. A 2 PM program is set followed by lunch and an evening dance from 8 to 10 PM featuring old-time dancing and modern dance afterward.
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Relief Society
Pete S Junior Promenade at School Auditorium
A junior promenade is announced for March sixteenth at the school auditorium featuring elaborate decorations good music and free refreshments Tickets are one dollar with two extra ladies at additional cost.
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M.I.A
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North Field
U.P
Daughters OF Pioneers
Tam
Pete S
Mise
King