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Newspaper

Parowan Times

Location

Parowan, Utah, United States of America

Date

May 14, 1919

Page

1

Planning for Botel and hotel project proposed by notable citizens

Wilford Day and L N Marsden lead a group of prominent chiaty figures in planning a modern hotel for Farowan. A tentative plant is drawn and a stock company may be formed with over $20,000 already pledged. A meeting of all interested in the proposal will be called soon to finalize plans for erection within the year.

Wilford Day L N Marsden H & Adaos HH Leman Chiaty Farowan

Buckhorn Notes on Beaver Funeral Travel

May Iz Parley Lang Mea Lake Remorsh and Inez Limb of this place and Martino Lang of Farago went to Beaver to attend the funeral of their relative Mrs Georgina Epon. The narrative mentions Mayme Skinner and Mrs Goodman, with plans to meet in Maryvale before heading to Lexar. The text notes army service release for a person and mentions upcoming trips by Mira Mayme Skinner and the Stapky family, plus Theda and Lucy Jones traveling to Beaver on a business trip.

Parley Lang Mea Lake Remorsh Irs Inez Martino Lang Faragoneh Beaver Georgina Epon Mira Hangsh Goodman Mayme Skinner Maryvale Mrs. Goodmans Lexar Bernea

Delightful Social Honoring Widow Ree Bishop in Parowan

A Monday afternoon social at the home of Afraed Aba Dawid Mathegun featured widow Ree Bishop as guest of honor. Hosts Fayente and Magee presented informal entertainment including a duet and songs. Readings from Srp'. Snoth Matheson delighted attendees. the event closed with a festive laborale banquete and generous hospitality remembered by Aunt Sarah Uncle Davie and daughters.

Afraed Aba Dawid Mathegun Parowan Trang Hom Fayente Magee Astec Mra West Ree Srp Snoth Matheson

Fathers Day Rose Gift Plea From Silent Note

A note urging a girl named Girtie to present nine roses to her father for Fathers Day is quoted. The message hints the father will grimly suffer without the gesture and cautions against teasing the mother, urging the family to show him care despite wartime hardships.

Parowan Family Returns After Portland Visit

Mrs Earl Ur and Mrs Urie's mother Mrs Annee Whitney came back to Parowan last week from Portland Oregon. Mr Urn was recently released from military service and they plan to stay in Iron County. After a few weeks they will move to Cedar for their future home.

Earl Mra Urie Annee Whitney Parowan Portland Oregon Arty Service Iron County Cedar

Contract for Erection of One Story Block in Town

Geo Taylor and Song enter a contract with Enoch Burton for building a one story 25 by 60 feet block adjoining the RBMathewn Meat Market. Work to be completed by a stated day this year. Burton has begun laying material and overseeing the grand work this week.

Geo Taylor Song Enoch Burton Daly Grétton Wif

Lat Fngeyet Couple Promised in Wedlock in Galt Lake City

Miss Melba Guoo and Mr Frank A Konnegan are to wed in a bond of matrimony. The groom comes from Boston and recently finished army service. After about a month in the city the couple plans to settle in Salt Lake City with many friends in attendance.

Bode Melba Guoo Frank A. Konnegan Fenes Hyatt Sfieatne Bionezan Boston Mass Hughly BP Haa Galt Lake City

Eight hour work limit for women law prompts gibe

A voiced cartoonish voice notes the new eight hour limit for women or girls, mocked as a bad law by a speaker who complains about legislators favoring the female race and warns employers to monitor workers or face court action. The piece satirically urges keeping women at home and watching workers to avoid legal trouble.

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Lecture Night at Lyceum Postponed

A Lyceum number at the school auditorium was postponed because speaker Mr Fletcher could not reach Denver due to a telegram from the Red Cross Bureau. The event will be rescheduled with a substitute lecturer later from the same company to fill the appointment.

Aa Lyceum Tsceomn Aé Editorium Fletcher Furgishting

Mothers Honored in Parowan Sunday School Events

Excellent services were held to honor Parowan mothers with ceremonies and banquets featuring capagtigne and ferns. City mothers unable to attend were individually visited and presented with tributes.

Soedavi Marning Lsime Hamber Beqeel

Cedar Lumber Output Contract Draws Big Yard Stock

The Fetcon Dalton company has contracted to deliver its entire lumber output of 1919 to the Cedar Lumber and Commission Co. This arrangement will place in one yard a substantial quantity of high grade lumber, estimated at around 100,000 feet.

Fetcon Dalton Enc Omll Company Cedar Lomber and Commision Co

County Fair Abolished By County Commissioners

County commissioners decide to abolish the County Fair and hand all related books and property to the County Clerk. Parowan plans a city fair and sale on September 17 to 19, while Cedar City reportedly may not host a county event this year. Further details on Parowan and Cedar City plans are expected.

County Fair Counettes Cedar City Cedar Parowan Merk Paroewan

Five Towns Rally in Liberty Loan Push

Parowan Paravosh Summit and Paragonah joined the Victory Liberty Loan drive, raising a total of 609 dollars over the allotted amount. Parowan residents each subscribed 2000 dollars, with other towns contributing 150 and 50 dollars respectively, as 246 subscribers were counted. The article notes strong patriotic support and promises to publish full totals in next week’s edition.

Parowan Patriotec Urele Sam Patoran Paragensh

Cedar Soldiers Reception in Parowan May Day Celebration

A letter from Cedar Soldiers’ Reunion Committee invites Parowan residents and soldiers with families to a three day Cedar welcome in Cedar on Wednesday May 1st. The program includes a grave parade, dignified services, a Red Cross canteen, and continuous entertainment, with Wo Ho Learh as chairman urging courteous reception for all attendees.

Wo Ho Learh Charman Parawan

Mother's Day Program and Ward Conference in Enock

An Sabbath School program honored mothers with flowers and tokens as children offered touching verses. The Enock ward conference gathered with attendees including Bro Wo H Lyman and Choles KR Leman. Morl Harbeon returned home after years away, having aided in missions and service. Local men and teams are mobilizing for a bank pole project to support the Dax Lagat and Power Go.

Eekon Bro Wo H Lyman Stake Presiency Bys Brother Choles KR Leman Morl Harbeon Mtr Fibaon Gaa Vincie Sam Hith

Closing Scenes Promise From Enoch and Midvalley

Children of Enoch and Midvalley with teachers plan programs for a closing scene. They anticipate something real good and are confident they will not be disappointed.

Enoch Midvalley Het Sences

Summons Notice From Dreuce Gonet of Tron Country Utah

The State of Utah issues a summons to Blanch Ailson as defendant in a case brought by Samuel Mt Allison. The defendant must appear within seventy days after receipt or within thirty days after service if in the proper equity, or face judgment by default. Court documents filed show the action seeks recovery of judgment and dissolution of marriage. Otůh attorney Ting schon represents plaintiff, with Post Office address at 7 Woodhorne Milford.

Samuel Mt Allison Blanch Ailson Y Ait Ting Schon i Broeght Plante Post Fice Woodhors Milford Utah Virat Bing

A Fight for Millions at Rex Theatre Opens

Commencing last night the Uhreli mE genel Mowe presented as A Fight for Millions at the Rex with good attendance. The play shows over the state and has been acclaimed across the Union. Tickets are 15 and 25 cents for three nights Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday at the Tex theatre.

Milons Tex Theatre

Arcadian Cafe Opens On Main Street In Cedar

Arcadian Cafe recently opened by LJ McConnell Jr promises fine meals with an experienced northern chef. Located opposite the post office on Main Street, the cafe is open daily with full meals and service noted in local notices.

Cadar Orty Apential Arcadian Qgafe LJ McConnell McConnell Oorthern Wiah

Parowan Hotel Opens Under J W Gleason Lessee

Hotel Owen yesterday opened for business as The Parowan Hotel under lessee J W Gleason. He employed women to clean the interior from top to bottom and men to tidy the surrounding yards, promising the best service and guaranteed care to guests.

J W Gleason Orton Parowan

Rumors of New Burding in Patocco Causes City Talk

Rumors circulate that a new building project is planned in Patocco with Geo Taylor & Sons named as builders and L WN Marstea backing another proposal. Citizens seek definite information as removals and changes proceed, with a promised update next week.

Soother Patocco Geo Taylor & Sons Marstea

Adams Relocates Office to Courthouse for Records Work

L. J Adams moves from the back building to the room formerly used by the Stake presidency in Morven. The change aims to access county records and handle in solecrable work that necessitates inspection of official County records.

L. J Adams Othe Coork Hans Adams Anda Iato Court House

Wanted to break up 44 acres of broth lend in Utah

Wanted. Someone to break up 44 acres of broth lend. Wall pay gash. Anyone wishing the job please call I J AbAnE Ferowan, Utah.

Local Figures Attend Funeral and Travel Notices

Mr end Mrs G Lo Pinder traveled to Salt Lake City on Saturday to attend the funeral of Eve Pindar’s father who died suddenly last week. Korker, proprietor of the Hiermony endl mings, spent Monday and Tuesday in Pargran on private business. Wea Golda Foremaster, daughter of Mr and Mrs Wo Pritchard, visiting Crom St George with her parents, left June 136 for Nephi for a short stay before inkends.

Lo Pinder Salt Lake City Effend Eve Pindar Korker Hiermony Endl Mings Tweeday Pargran Wea Golda Mra Wo Pritchard Iz Nena Crom St George Pell Nephi

Farowan School Grounds Board Meeting Notes

The Tron County School Board met Monday to discuss the Farowan ground fence and old school bolting stands. They planned to sell the old coal house and retain grounds for Wo C Reeves, plus appoint janitors, invite a graduation speaker, and approve next year’s budget and land bid terms with Bank of Boothern Utah for district lands.

Charles Adams Paroego Conservation Co Farowan Wpa E C Morton State Board of Education Toletain Banarra Achent Wo C Reeves Ape Beard Hacoah E Goodman Buckhorn Bowestone Paragebah Henry Taylor Parowan Dalley Summit iMo Rogerson Enoch Oveen Blatheast Midvalley Henry Froyd Cedar City Ian Masdell Hamilton's Fort Noel Williams Kanara 2 Forsyth Mewcestle F Tolton Beaver Cedar Taty Bank of Boothern Utah Shool Youngly Lowether and Dendeée

Enterprise Notes May 10 1915 Faralente Exterptins Faralente

Amos W Holt and family return to Exterptins after moving from Faralente. Jas & Haid farm sold to Askhaving. Henry Hont and wife back home after short visit. Sunday School hosted a matinee show and dance. The community reports improving health and a reunion mood as Neene Holt and family arrive from Central.

Amos W Holt Faralente Askhaving Jas & Haid

Inspection Praises Matheson Meat Market Standards

Bateson state inspector of slaughter houses and meat markets surveyed the Matheson Meat Market and slaughter house, finding good condition from every point of sanitation at the facility.

Abrarsetunn Medicine Promises Relief at Low Cost

A fragmented notice touts a remedy labeled as Abrarsetunn claiming relief from various ailments. It promotes internal use for chrome and muacolet rheumediem and suggests affordable prices, including 83 cents per bottle and 60 cents for larger sizes, with a claim that ninety-nine of every hundred cages show improvement.

Chamberslain

Local youth boast Dixie College triumph claim

Crawford Houston, wintering in St George at Dix College, spent Friday evening and part of Saturday morning with friends paraphrasing that Dixie College beat others “all the world.” The Young men affirm the boast, though phrasing remains broad and informal.

Crawford Houston St George Dix College Frendaio Parowao Mean Dixie College Ae Ee Wamdash

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Botel Parowan Acrenging Plana Mira Mayme Skinner Stapky Fanly Aira Theda Lucy Jones Otcagson Sarah Davie Say, Girtie Paravonah Summit Art Laberty Paravotsh Sonnet Enoch Notes Huey Loyd Aleairié Dreuce Tron Atigut Parewan Owen Mr Gleason Morven Office Tron County School Board Thih Rea Enterprise Notes Henry Hont Gonlock Plu Jeene Holt Ant Ara Im Central
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