Varieties of Game to Be Increased in Local Preserve
The Local Gun and Red Club join the American Game Protective Association to expand wildlife. They aim to stock pheasants and other species in preserves, planning $5000 for initial stock and future introductions, with streams and reserves to support established populations amid winter stresses. Mr D A Matheson presented pheasant ages at the meat market as proof of readiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Revere
Pheamant
D A Matheson
Seventy Second Birthday Celebration Noted
A group gathered to mark a seventy second birthday with relief society officers present. The event featured a pleasant mood despite some melancholy over the loss of a beloved friend, and attendees recall a short, final relief before departure.
Jiliette Adams Improves After Critical Illness
The article notes Aho Jiliette Adams in very critical condition with little hope for recovery earlier. By Monday she shows considerable improvement and is expected to recover, as her daughters Anne and LaVerde return from teaching and schooling duties to be with her.
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Aho Jiliette Adams
Anne and
LaVerde
Parish news and notices from Parowan era
A fragment from a Parowan page notes John L Lowder Jr was forced to leave yesterday for medical care by Dr McGregor after an operation at Washington County Hospital. Mrs Rauber Jones renews a Times subscription. Cattle and horse notices appear with a Doain Sevier National Forest item and a power lease update. Advisory Board order names May 15 1922 sale preference and post May 15 sale terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L Lowder Jr
Yesherday
George
McGregor
Washington County Hospital
Parowan
Doain Sevier Natmugl
Greet O Orten
Parowan Primary Event Promotes Cantata and Maypole
Local listing invites families to a community event featuring a cantata Cinderella in Florey land a May Pole display and dance routines. Admission is 145 cents with a festival on May 14 at the usual venue with activities and crafts for children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florey Land
Mra Guan Remembered For Lifelong Service And Skill
The obituary notes Mra Guan, recently deceased, was well educated and taught school for years after arriving here. She was skilled in needlework and reconstruction art, aiding many girls and helping the poor, earning the title a true mother in Israel for her charitable work and steadfast faith. She spent her widowhood in devoted service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guan
Homer
Relef Eocistr
Israel
Masterpiece Cars Brought to Paro Shop for Paint
Chauncey Patry transported two of his big cats to Paro and Alb Ceatopans paint shop for repainting by John V. Stevens. One car is finished and returned to Cedar City, the other will be ready in a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Air Chauncey Patry Whea
Southern Utahs
Paro
Alb Ceatopans
John V. Stevens
Cedlar City
Mr Ho Rice Remains Home From Work With Severe Cold
A brief notice reports Mr Ho Rice did not attend work at the start of the week due to a severe cold. No further details on employer or location are provided in the readable text.
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HO Rice
Acct
Local Natives Announce Family Events and Community News
Mr and Mrs Raph Myers now in Uilford celebrate a new baby born April 26. Ms Att Pratt of Sullant returns to Long Beach after a pleasant visit. Mr and Mrs Fred Barder Cedar City residents welcome their first child. Mayor Farley Dalley of Cedar City seeks permit for a municipal lighting plant. BACG to graduate several students this year including Laurel Decker and Douglas Clark. Mr John Chatter, county stalwart, dies aged unknown last Tuesday. Msg Arrill Connell spends week in St George with relatives. Mrs Vernon Heap of the Dig leaves Washington County Hospital fully recovered from an appendectomy.
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BACG
Hiss Laurel Decker
Thes City
Douglas Clark
Vernon Heap
Washington County Hospital
National Hospital Day Proclaimed by President
A proclamation designates Friday as National Hospital Day with a ceremonial observance in the county. A program at Cadur Cin includes a cornet performance by Jane tee for the county library dedication, inviting all residents to participate in the celebration.
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United States
Jane Tee
Mew
Five Babies Born in a Day Brought to Local Hospital
Dr Green reports the arrival of five newborns in the last 24 hours. Names include James Pendleton, Robert Halterman, Jasper Stubbs, Jas W Barton, David Lorn, and one Hammond child. Families: Pendleton, Halterman, Stubbs, Barton of Paragonal, Lorn, and Hammond of Guatison.
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Green
James ¢ Pendleton
Robert Halterman
Jasper Stubbs
Jas W Barton
Paragonal
Mer David Lorn
Rivers Forest area activity noted in Parowan and Cedar City
Sunday School leader Keith A Dodge visited Parowan for business and Times office errands. Stenographer WoT Cook and Asa E Taphern attended hearings on a passenger ship proposal between Pangonah and Cedar City, with involvement from Cedar City officials and public offices.
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Keith A Dodge
Parowan
Times
The
City Council Minutes Read Like Part of a Long Meeting
The record summarizes a regular City Council meeting with most members present. Topics include cemetery records, cost estimates for tipping and waste ditch improvements, rock removal from a road edge, a water supply survey, and efforts to secure more water into tanks. Several digressions cover ditch maintenance, public land leases, tax or payment deadlines, and pipe work for the library area.
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Wedspeedey
Hich
A. Ralterman
Gommelmet John T Rasmussen
Skoggerds Wee
Estray Auction Notice for Parowan City 1922
Public auction to sell an estray horse from Parowan City Utah. The light bay horse weighs about 1100 pounds and is described as about years old with a white blaze. The animal was taken up on May 6 1922 by Poundkeeper EK Rowley and will be sold May 20 1922 at 2:00 PM at the corral in Parowan City to the highest bidder.
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J. Trasmussen
Lucan's Corner
K & A Matheson
Y BD Becker
Sir Mathison
Wit Ditch
Shane
Prieson
Maclitery Couschan Adame
Amoron
Ormelees Ag
Gnally
Finhp Benson Todtine
Prince of
Debaters Head to Salt Lake City in State Meet
Panevan High School debaters left this morning around five for Salt Lake City to join the State debate, led by coach Mr Wilson. Team members include Clare Benter, Robison Walt Halterman, Huldah Michell, Clar Hulet, and others with parents Mr and Mrs Wells Clark celebrating a new baby born last week. De Bergstrom of Cedar City attends.
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Panevan High
Salt Lake City
Missexz
Clare Benter
Alps Ades Ens Robison
Walt Halterman
Huldah Michell
Clar Hulet
Wilson
Ehaiffer Beres
Tirs Wells Clark
Horn
de Bergstrom
Cedar City
Card of Thanks for Mrs Ann Munford Gunn
The family expresses sincere appreciation for the kindness and support shown during the illness and death of Mrs Ann Munford Gunn. Gratitude goes to friends, Relief Society volunteers, and all who assisted with funeral services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Munford Gunn
Relief Society
Dr Hyatt Returns to Care for Defective Booths
Dr Hyatt, now back in Duxit after a weeks absence, opens an office in the Bani Burling and will oversee the care of defective booths. Brarostla and Joknm Vi are mentioned in connection with offices and recent events amid illness.
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Gr Delot Hyatt
Buntal
Duxit
Bani Burling
Bend
Paragonah Youth Eye Injury and Local Farewell
In Paragonah Earl Thorgton son of Air and Mrs Carl Thorgton suffered a severe eye injury when wood struck his eye. He was treated by Dr Macfarlane in Cedar City and is recovering. Mrs SE Savage’s daughter Lonven was ill with appendicitis requiring surgery. the operation proceeded and she is progressing well. A farewell party honored the late Mr Hogarth, and congratulations were given for the birth of a baby girl to Mr and Mrs James W Bartag.
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Earl
Air
Carl Thorgton
Cedar City
Macfarlane
SE Savage
Lonven
Po'stoek
Mactarlage
Enoch News Highlights Local School Play and Water Woes
The community reports a student drama and Cinderella performance amid a long cold week. Flooding from recent high water disrupts Midvalley and Enoch roads while farmers work to manage drainage. Mothers Day plans include a pageant by Mutual girls and book presents for mothers.
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Midvalley
Enoch
Local residents seek home help amid busy Cedar City week
Nearby Cedar City residents discuss ongoing housing plans and support for Mrs Davenport. ATimes office note records renewal delays and community volunteers arranging local aid for a widow in town. The fragment references Nerel Mitchell Auntie Davenport and Sis Mire ene Wilts in a casual street conversation.
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Auntie Davenport
TIMES
Davenpot
Iida Rewley
Mireene
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RED Cross
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Roney
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Viet Chantinsa
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Mertog W Bachar
Maude AE del Tot
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Digaest Entertainment
Parowan Primary
Mra Guan
Raph Myers
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Sullant
Long Beach
Fred Barder
Joan
Pargwan
Farley Dalley
Ceder City
Tebase
John Chatter
Arrill
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St George
Nation
Pete Tootseen
Sunday School of Rivers
Wot
Putte Todaties Depension
Patowan
Stout
Asa E Tapharn
Pamgonah
Cedarity
Heaing
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Abe
Uceivitas Lommeton
Uuings
ITY Council
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Teton
Jasmb Rogerson
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Paroawan City
Weak
J L. Lowder
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Paragonah
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Ming
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