Cedar City Builds Two Big Tennis Courts At Park
In Cedar City the city park will gain two large tennis courts with Union Pacific supplying materials such as cement wire netting and cir while the city provides the grounds and installation The effort began with the UL Pe athletic Club and Superintendent N J Barlow who has been ill Recently Wayne Esplin spoke on Dutch conditions at the luncheon President Palmer of the Club plans to attend the Rotary convention in Dallas Texas The Elks Lodge installation is slated for late in the week with about 20 to 30 Elks in Cedar City already present The grade schools showcased a fine May day program at the start of the month Invitations are issued for the BNSBA alunal association banquet and ball on Friday at the El Escalante hotel
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Union Pacific System
Union Pacific
UL Pe Athletic Club
Wayne ‘Esplin
Holland
Netherlands
Palmer
Dallas
Texas
Ag Elks Lodge
Cedar City
A. C. Johnvon
Wm. H. Gordon
St Price
B. N.S. B. A. CG. Alunal Association
el Escalante Hotel
Life of Mrs. M. S. Guymon Recalls Family Details
Information from Mrs. M. S. Guymon Sr's mother fills gaps on her life and passing. Minerva Norton Guymon, born Sept 27 1892 in Panguiteh, married Mark L. Guymon Jr of Parowan Nov 3 1912, lived in the city since. Survived by husband six children mother Delia Norton a brother Otto Norton and sisters Fay Lynn er Bila Latimer Ila Anderson.
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M. S. Guymon Sr
Minerva Norton Guymon
William Norton
Delia Lister Norton
Panguiteh
Mark L. Guymon Jr
Parowan
del. Webb
Fanguiteh
Tetty
James L. Clark
M. L. Gusman Jr
Howard Harold
Russell
DeLoy
Jene
Vers
Minerva
Otto Norton
Fay N. Lynner
Paggulteh
Bila N. Latimer
Ila N. Anderson
Nephi
Milo Marsden Named Utontan Business Manager
Milo Marsden of Parowan has been chosen business manager of the Utontan year book for the coming year by the University of Utah Student Publication Council. Preston Iverson of Salt Lake will work with him as editor. Blo withdrew a nomination for junior Drum chairman to remain eligible for the post.
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Parowan Times
Milo Marsden
Parowan
Utontan
University of Utah
Preston Iverson
Salt Lake
Milo
Blo
California
The
Parowaninn
Fragmentary note on exhausted pension inquiry and unrest
A partial transcript notes confusion over a pension inquiry and rising unrest. It mentions several unnamed names, a measure of cost four dollars, and questions about the fairness of a process. It hints at suspicions of mismanagement and calls for clarity in the record.
Local Notables and Summer Plans in Parowan
Judge Cox and family prepare to spend part of the summer in Parowan with Mrs. Cox’s mother Mary L. Orton while the judge remains on district duty. Other notes include a finger injury to Sam Orton, visits to Bryce Canyon, Metta Rasmussen’s 84th birthday, and relatives visiting from Las Vegas and Beaver. A bridge party at Hildeth Benson’s hosted guests, and several newborns are reported along with a playful local incident about Parowan chickens.
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Judge Cox
Mre. Cox
Mary L. Orton
Mrs. Cox
St. George
Hildeth Benson
Phyllys Orton
Loreen Mickelson
Arte! Ward
Jean Matheson
Menziea Clark
Parishwan High School student body officers elected
Parowan High School named student body officers after last Friday's election. Student Body President Harvey Adams and Vice President Lillian Anderson lead a slate that includes Walter Clark as Secretary, Florence Decker as Treasurer, Elmo Mortencel as Athletica Manager, Eldon Adams as Debating Manager, Laver Gurr as Dramatics Manager, Ida Mitchell as Amusements Manager, and Georgia Jensen as Yell Master. These officers will carry over for next year.
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Parowan High School
Rebool
Harvey Adams
Lillian Anderson
Walter Clark
Florence Decker
DINE FOREST DOINGS PERMITS FOR LIVESTOCK ON NATIONAL FOREST
Permits approved for 10 534 cattle 708 horses 76 741 sheep and 1 000 goats to graze on the Dizta National Forest during 1929. The district also approves 1 860 for range improvements mainly metal troughs and water storage to better utilize forage. Deer population near Dixie Game Preserve prompts review with a proposal for regulated buck hunting this fall to balance sportsmen stockmen and ranchers. Field notes report 2 000 western yellow pine seedlings planted at Panguitch Lake and 500 pounds poisoned oats supplied by the Biological Survey for rodent control.
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Dizta National Forest
Dixie Country
IDEER
Dixie Game Preserve
Oliver Stratton
Washington County Game Association
David Sterling
Leeds Cattle Associat Tui
George Seegmiller
St. George
Swapp
Leeds
Diamond Valley
Goat Springs
Hurst
Seatian
Olsen
Paugultch Lake
Biological Survey
Itg
Pangultch
Horse rustlers use new tricks on Cheyenne river reserve
An organized gang on the Cheyenne River Indian Reservation near Dupree developed a new method last winter for stealing horses. They used a central ranch run by GB Tinsley to slaughter stolen horses for hog feed, secreting hides by cutting brands. Tinsley fled after bonding for a preliminary hearing, with several arrests following as stock groups hunt the gang’s head.
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Tinsley
Tax on Celibates Proposed by Turkish Assembly
A Turkish proposal would tax unmarried men aged twenty five to thirty five at the same direct rates as other taxpayers. Working women between twenty and thirty five and childless widows would also be taxed, with the aim of increasing state revenue and encouraging marriage.
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Turkey
Constantinople
Grand National Assembly
Tozgad
Road Work Progress On Willow Spring Gulch Road
A crew under Ranger Hurst works on a 21 mile road across Willow Spring Gulch toward Levy's ranch, using cement-like formation and costing an estimated 33 000 with Garreth County contributing 509. April brought mixed weather with rain sleet and snow slowing plant growth while spring days remained scarce. Topaz birthstones are linked to November births with ancient beliefs about protection and strength.
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Hurst Har
Willow Spring
Pangwitch Lake
Levy
Gareth County
Unclear Weather Concept Described In Obscure Text
An unclear passage describes a hurricane forming from warm band air and rising through currents. It mentions it may form over land or in calm regions after a warm saturated air supply ceases. The text lacks concrete events, dates, places, or identifiable organizations.
Mothers Day Program by East Ward Relief Society
A special Mothers Day program will be held in connection with the Social Service lesson at the East Ward Relief Society meeting on Wednesday May 22. A committee has been named to arrange the program and all mothers are invited to attend.
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East Ward Relief Society
Relief Society
Notice on Frigidaire authenticity sold exclusively
Notice warns that some claim to sell Frigidaire but may mislead buyers to purchase other makes. It states only one genuine Frigidaire by General Motors with exclusive Cold Control is sold in this territory by W. H. Smith Co. of Cedar City, with displays at Parowan Mercantile Co. and Cedar City office of W. A. Smith Company.
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General Motorm
W. H. Smith Co
Cedar City
Parowan Bercantite Co
W. A. Smith Company
W Smith
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