Funeral Held For Clair Bastain Son Of Lula Bastain
Services were held today in Paragonah for Clair Bastain, only son of Lula Bastain. Speakers praised his faithful life. Deacons Quorum offered sentiments of sympathy. Music included a violin solo and a duet, with opening prayer by William Barton and benediction by K. R. Lund. The community extends heartfelt condolences to Mrs Bastain and her daughters Metta and Emma. Clair died after a week with appendicitis despite all efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clair Bastain
Lula R. Bastain
George Topham
Thomas Robinson
Joseph Lund
Seymore McAllister
Bo. Jones
Clair
Howard Jones
Ray Davenport
Isa Barton
Hannah Robinson
Wm. Barton
KR. N. Lund
Bastain
Metta
Emma
SUNMIT School Programs and Local Departures
Last Friday evening the schools offered an interesting program at Amusement Hall. Miss Alice Palmer, teaching Primary grades this winter, left Saturday for Cedar. Mrs. Dan Cameron and baby of Panguitch visit at Bp. John H. Dalley's. Wim W. Dalley and Sylvester Jones with others from Enoch left Monday for St George to work in the temple. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Adams and baby returned from Lund where Adams taught all winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Palmer
Cedar
Dan Cameron
Baby
Panguitch
BP. John
H. Dalley
Wim
W. Dalley
Sylvester Jones
Enoch
St George
Temple
Ralph Adams
Lund
Mr. Adams
Buckhorn District School to Close This Week
In Parowan and nearby, community members discuss Sunday School leadership. Guests Mr Thomas TS Twiham Sister Gene Connell and Mrs Amelia Topham shared gourd instructions. Residents prep gardens as sheep are shorn on Alma Robinson property. Continued local travel and wool trade noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas TS Twiham
Gene Connell
Amélia Topham
Parowan
Mr.Evans
Alma Robinson
For Sale and Notices From Parowan and Area
Agricultural land for sale eightyd acres near Lund with water rights and Keel Spring offered at cut price nine hundred dollars. other listings include Shorthorn cattle alpalf seed eggs and kitchen cabinet items. Local notices cover events at the schoolhouse May 19, theater shows, auctions, a mission call, community updates, and visits by residents and officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lund
Keel Spring
Timls
Success With Geese Goslings Month Old Hardiest Fowls
Goslings reach one month old and prove hardy yet delicate early on. Keep them warm and dry, feeding four to five times daily. Start with a ration of corn meal and shorts plus bread scraps, and include grass from the start. Gradually add other grains and meat scraps as goslings grow. House in movable pens for two weeks, then extend range to pasture. Provide ample drinking water and occasional water access. Once turned to pasture, feed once or twice daily, aiming for maximum frame growth with fat added later. In fall, substitute a fattener like corn and buckwheat. For market, feed heavily starting a month before holiday selling season.
Producing Meat Shows Pork Advantage in Feed Costs
The USDA notes hogs need about 5.6 pounds of grain per pound of pork produced while beef and lamb require 10 and 6 pounds of feed respectively. Hog dress percentages around 35 limit usable meat, making pork cheaper to raise when feed is bought. Subscriptions renewals include R A Chorley Alma Esp lin Cedar City H S Hyatt Jr Firth Idaho J A Evans and T D Adams Parowan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Department of Agrculture
R. A.chorley
Alma Esplin
Cedar City
H. S. Hyatt Jr. Firth
Idaho
J. A. Evans
T. D. Adams
Parowan
Geese and Chickens in Mixed Poultry Flock
The article explains that geese and chickens conflict in shared yards. It notes geese dig in dirt and splash water, depleting clean water and pushing chickens from mash hoppers. It recommends a field near a pond for geese and maintaining their own washing water.
Poultry Tips for Profitable Flocks and Health
Advice on managing poultry for higher profits focuses on minimizing drafts and disease by maintaining clean houses, feeding fresh milk and ik, and preventing digestive issues in chicks. Start with a standard breed rooster, breed up the flock, and ensure feed is properly placed in the hen's crop after a 36 to 48 hour post hatch gap.
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Paragonah
Buckhorn
David Pierce of
Adameville
Geo. R. Cole
Mr. Geo. R. Cole
Atlain Stapley
Paragonal
Urban Limb
Melburn
Mulore
Day Farms Co
Adv
G. L. Dutcher
Hyatt Iotel Sat
Sun
Li W. Mitchell
Mitchell
Sorenson
Dean Richards
Herman Bradfield
Fowler Boys
Arthur Pet- Elot
Mr. Harrell Dalton
Salt Lake City
S. R. Burton
The
Breeders Gazette
Nokesville
Model Mills
Noblesville
Ind
LaPreal Sabin
L. D. 8. Church
Sirs
Scott Matheson
American Legion
America
Roy Hyatt
Marguerite Mortensen
Roy Myers
David W. Moffat
Aluiay
Ulah
Eutali Orton
Myra Dalton
Dean Bentley
Catherine Richards
Elizabeth Woyle
Piavo
Salt Lake
Puffer’s Lake
Carlos Thornton
L. W. Mitchell
Provo
BY. U
Higbee and
Willams
Lunt
Shay and
Flancock
Dalley
Leigh
Urie
Messrss. J. Foster
A. T. Jones
W. R. Palmer
E. J. Palmer
Arthur Fife
J. F. Younger
W.W. Butler
Belle
Ada Britchell
Kane County
Mr. Jensen
P. FI. S
Mr. Jersen
Ro Bome
Parowan Drug Co
Matheson
R.L. Fenton
A. B. Matheson
Desert
Wilford Day
P.H.S
Messrs
Frank Ward
Joseph Bettridge
Goslinga
Mystery
Carl Laeimmile
Rambouillet
Iron County Fair
Utah
Joe Bentley
Cedar Lumber and Commission Co
J. Alma Benson
Matheson Meat Market
Continental Red Seal Motor
Timken
Spicer
Stewart Vacuum
Streamline
Parowan Auto Company
Durant and Star Distributors
Office
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