07 May 1919
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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1919
Page
1
Next Sunday is Mothers Day observed by Parowan Sunday School. An excellent program will be Elven with carnations and ferns for each mother. Supt. 8 A Matheson and his team invite every mother to attend. A bevy of girls will present bouquets of flowers to the mothers.
A letter hints at pavement plans for Main Street in Parowan with ideas for widening sidewalks and designating a district for paving. It mentions funding via a franchise tax levy and praises Inghia premises improvements, while noting social observations and upcoming events in Salt Lake City and Parowan during September.
Public notice warns residents of Dry Lake Lease Alamala Fuond and related schedule from April 4 to May 1. Details reference Mortenson Farowan Uruk Ady and Beaver Woolen Mille Cu with advisories on mattress standards and health tips.
Fragmented text blends poems and garbled phrases about joyous spring, youth, seeds of love, and a chorus of celebratory imagery. The piece weaves nature motifs with unclear references to 2004, votes, and names, creating a dated, surreal card-like item. The readable parts evoke renewal, color, and happiness.
Advert says order vegetable plants for setting from Thos Lawrence who advertises in this issue. Shipments arranged by wire phone or letter for proper date.
A May discussion led to the discontinuation of the rodent bounty. The decision was announced on May 13 with the next steps to settle claims before the cutoff on the 15th. Officials warned residents to file any pending clam against the bounty promptly.
Logan miner Chas Bishards reports ghrock ore in Farowan Wonday while mining in Iron County nearby. Jos Allen renews Parowan Times subscription and leaves Farm Bureau fees. The piece mentions Lewd & Green truck service Lund to Parowan, local correspondents, county fair plans with Rambouillet sheep prize, backyard poultry adoption drive, and Faracenah Cedar City speeches.
The program outlines May activities for grades 1 to 6 including a May 13 promenade and a May 16 grand school year closing ball. It invites patrons and parents to attend all department entertainments and stresses family presence.
The article notes county farmers plan extensive land clearing this spring and into fall. If current rates continue, dozens of acres will be cleared, with optimism that every area will be cleared, marking a strong push in local agricultural improvement.
Rex promises a double bill next week featuring The Sea Panther with Wi Desmond, a popular American star, delivering a tale packed with action and suspense. The Bond of Fear follows Tuesday, starring Roy Stewart and Bel Beenett, offering a solid crime plot and dramatic intrigue.
The article notes more of our elder lads are home and eager to share experiences with relatives and friends. Clarence Moward, Ero Hyatt, Stanley Benson, and Dobn Mitchell are among the first home guards returning from service and enjoying reunion.
Three World War relics on display at the Bank of Iron County window were received by Geo Cason from a Belgian bearer. A German officer helmet, a German private’s helmet, and a gas mask supply item draw attention. The officer’s helmet appears light and polished while the private’s is heavy, cumbersome, and very loose in form.
A joint note from the Department of Publicity commends newspapers for aiding the four state Red Cross campaign to gather used clothing and shoes for the destitute overseas. It credits the Mount Division and wide newspaper cooperation for the campaign's success.
The notice urges individuals to maintain personal health to support their families and perform daily work. It recommends using Chamberlain's Tablets for digestive issues and following printed directions to feel better and stay capable of a day’s labor.
The Parowan weekly notes butter wrapper orders, births and marriages, and upcoming plans. It mentions wool prices, a proposed electric railroad terminal, local letters, and summer travel questions. Cedar City reports a May 1915 parish concert and community praise for the Cedar City Tabernacle choir.
Local confusion over fair location ends with official denial. The county committee and commissioners confirm Parowan as the site, with $600 allocated for premiums. The general committee, led by the chairman, asserts the fair will indeed be held in Parowan this year.
Friends and relatives gathered at Mrs Ann Gunn's residence in April to honor her eighth birthday. The group shared reminiscences of past days and enjoyed a hearty afternoon repast as she received warm wishes for many happy returns.
The Burdock Academy players performed at Opera House before a large audience. Reviews praised the students and their hosts, noting the audience’s satisfaction and the visitors’ regular exchanges with Parawan and PH. B. Students and performers received warm praise for their entertaining visit.
The report notes highway and roadwork near Parowan, including grading and curbing on a four to five mile stretch. It mentions improvements around the Summit Webster farm and proposes beautifying the tabernacle grounds with lawns and flower beds. Also says 175 students are planned to attend Parowan High School next fall, with space for four more rooms. The southern Utah granary crops are described as excellent after a dry spell.
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