Local Cedar City Businesses See Ownership Changes
Cedar City reports several business transactions this week including Calor Mercantile Co being purchased by D Bravens & Co of Fillmore from OM J the new owner. Modan Mode ladies shop bought by Lecpa Jex. Priscila shop tables sold to Les Janet Rollo, clerk of the police board, from Mrs Helton Logh Trcis. Mrs Myptis Bauer Heyborne, 43, wife of Carl Tieghorne, died Saturday from heart disease after a long illness. Her death followed concerns over a family illness leading to hospital treatment the night before with pneumonia. She was daughter of Joseph and Leah Jane Faramere Bauer, survived by five children, one grandchild, and several brothers and sisters.
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Cadac
Calor Mercantile Co
D. Bravens & Co
Lecpa Jex
Les Janet Rollo
Policg Board
Priscila
Civic Clubs Name Lunt as Field Representative
Walter G. Taint of Cedar City was named NOM representate of the Anoosted Civic Clubs at a Richfield directors meeting. He succeeds Raward Turtle of Salina who held the post, and will direct a membership drive across fifteen Southern Utah counties, inviting business and individuals to join the new claton.
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Walter G. Taint
Cedar City
Anoosted
Richfield
Las
Taint
Raward & ‘Turtle
Salina
Utah
Ncw
Student Body Dance Planned at Pareewan High School
Notices invite students and parents to a Friday dance in the Pareewan High School gym on March 24, echoing a Parents Day event that drew strong community turnout. The piece lists visiting family members and local residents staying with Alma and Tomson while noting a family reunion and a recovering individual.
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Hosy
Pareewan High School
CONFIRMAD OPTIMIST Bil Fox on flood roof
Bil Fox, self styled champion optimist, sits on his roof as floodwaters pass. Neighbor Sam rows over in a boat and they exchange light banter about fowls, ducks, apple trees, and talking of crops while the river rises past their windows.
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Bil Fox
Bill
Sam
Suitor Seeks Daughter's Hand Meets Fiery Father-In-Law
A suitor tells his prospective father in law he wants the daughter's hand and reveals he is an actor. The father-in-law, hating craft, orders him out before the footlights in a Wall Street Journal style quip.
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Wall Street Journal
Why do you refuse me Except marrying you
A fragmentary dialogue shows a woman asking why she is refused and a partner replying that they agree on most things but not the marriage. The exchange emphasizes the obstacle to commitment and highlights the unfulfilled union.
New Definitions and Plural Phrasing Examined
A brief note analyzes wording used for social roles. It defines a mandate as an appointment with a gentleman and explains that the plural of a three word phrase expresses the same idea in greater amount. It also clarifies relatives as people who sleep at your house when they are on a trip.
Comes Extra Mistress Engaging Cook in Kitchen Help
An exchange from the Hartford Courant notes a cook asking for two dollars more while a mistress offers to assist in the kitchen. The brief dialogue captures a wage dispute over modest pay and duties.
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Hartford Courant
Albert Spoiled Boy Sparks School Odor Mystery
A classroom joke centers on a mysterious odor blamed on Albert, as students tease a spoiled classmate. The teacher dismisses the prank and urges focus on learning.
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Albert
To the Point Bluntly Notes a Curious Trait
A brief column fragment observes a quirky trait about blunt people who insist on getting straight to the core of matters. The exchange hints at a sharp, concise communication style and the reaction it draws.
Uncertain Words Spur Caution From Kin In Plain Talk
A tense exchange centers on a warning about possible heartbreak from a young man. An aunt signals caution, insisting feelings not run wild, while another voice notes heartbreak was addressed early. The dialogue hints at family tension and protective advice.
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Hiece
Funeral notices priced by the inch in paper
Editor states charges are fifty cents an inch for funeral notices while Pat reflects on a poor brother, echoing humor and local paper pricing. A string of quips and ad lib exchanges follow, including jokes about car theft, tires, mustaches, and tomato juice, all in a light, humorous tone.
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Pat
They Were Black and a History Professor Talley Mystery
Fragmentary notes mention a history professor Talley and an unclear exchange about lamb chops and sheep scarcity. Other unreadable lines reference a student, a fan dancer, and medical practice, with stray phrases about coughing and waking. The text is highly garbled and incoherent.
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Sally
Talley
Former resident Annetta Reeves Davis dies after long illness
Mrs Annetta Reeves Davis aged 69 a former resident of Parowan died Monday after a long illness in Cedar City She was born in Kane County in 1880 daughter of Josiah and Phebe Reeves She lived in Kanarraville after her husband Myron Davis died about two decades ago then moved to Parowan and later Cedar City Survivors include ten children and many relatives with services held in Kanarra on Thursday afternoon additional details to be listed in the next issue
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Annetta
Reeves Davis
Formre
Parowatl
Hines
Cedar City
Davis
Kanaris
Josiah and
Puwah Stapley Reeves
Imu
Myron Daya
Paronga
Bhaia
Dens Olew
Mazel
Orland
Nora Clark
Carmen Davis
Layera Clark
Mra
Gaynell Wollmore
Kaharra
Ms. GB
Medlar
Lowell
Ata
Mable Prumback
Meeke
Gutorads
Parowan High Teams Take Double Basketball Wins
Parowan ninth and freshman squads led by coach Ray Garner defeated Murricane chapter teams in a home doubleheader. Ninth graders won 23 to 7, while the Parowan chapter claimed the second game 29 to 20 amid a tight, close contest. Players Simon Hens David Haleh Demarr Stubbs Leonard Mickelson Leonard Dalton Alden Robb stood out. Frank Satter arrived from San Jose to join farming operations in the pump well district Mila this summer.
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Parowan High School
Narmes
Ray D. Garner
Murricane
Parowan
Green Manda Dears
Salt Lime
Ice Parowan
Simon Hens
David Haleh
Demarr Stubbs
Leonard Mickelson
Leonard Dalton
Alden Robb
Kent Pendleton
Weldo Topham
Mack Matheson
Frank Satter
San Jose
California
Mila
Under the Capitol Dome Debates Shift on Health Cooperatives and Reform
The capstone of the debate centers on a health cooperatives measure allowing socialized medical coops if Senate passes and the governor signs. The bill would have the state board of health direct the cooperatives with restricted membership for eligible residents. Other provisions seek a constitutional split-session amendment, liquor tax adjustments, and unemployment compensation simplification.
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Mackies
Ita
Senate
Medical Cooperaatives
Ste Board of Health
Cooperatived
Wise
Hi J. R. 1
Alma
Card of Thanks Gently Expressed After Loss
A family offers thanks for support after the death of their wife and mother. They appreciate the assurances kindness and floral tributes received during illness and funeral arrangements. Gratitude extends to Relient Society teachers neighbors and those who helped at the home during the period of mourning.
Local News Roundup From Cedar City Area
Locals report busi ness trips and social visits around Parowan and Cedar City. A baby boy born at the county hospital to Mr and Mrs Burt is noted, and Roy Moore recovers from illness to go home. Several residents plan trips to Los Angeles and San Francisco for brief visits, with family and friends visiting during Test weeks.
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Alvin Benson
Southern California
Gifford Bennon
Fort Hall
Mako
Mire
Dean
Tinker
Altedium
California
Floesle Ramsey
Binzlam
Mare
Alvin Gonson
Alma
Toansan
Mr and Firs
Wisism Burt
Monay
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Grayson Gurr
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Kent Ward
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Capitol Dome
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Cedar Floral Shop
P. F. Bulloch
Celar Cty
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Modena
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Elizabeth Azure Eck
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Roy Moore
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