Proclamation Makes Selective Draft Effective June Fifth
President Wilson proclaims the selective draft act active on June fifth. The order details registration for ages thirty one to seventy one, penalties for evasion, and authority across states territories and districts, with mail and local registration procedures and exemptions for certain armed service members. The proclamation directs officials to enforce the act and specifies registration timelines and conditions.
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Paragona Notes May 22 1917 A Narrow Escape and Funeral
May 22 1917 Paragona Notes reports Misa Freeda Robinson survived a horse accident with minor injuries after a Sunday search for epe. Funeral services for William Williamson, son of Mr and Mrs Witham, were held Thursday. Williamson, aged nearly forty seven, leaves a wife and five daughters. County Agent Alma Exphn and Farowan High School principal Henry Oberhansly directed agricultural work and planned farmers’ association events. Barn and Cedar ire fargares concerns noted. Wallace Flaton of Pan guiteh visiting Nir, a WWII infantry member now in a coastal tram near San Ehepd, Calfornia.
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Tre Boys Agriculture Club Forms to Promote Farm Study
The Tre Boys Agriculture Club elects Mio Warsden as president and Joseph Beltridge as vice president amid aims to educate youth in agriculture and prepare them for farm work. Prizes from local merchants and the State Club will reward best gardens while members must keep records and exhibit results at the local fair. The club meets every Tuesday at the school.
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Fair County Fair Promises Early July Openings
Iron County Par is not canceled says county chairman William Pritchard. The general committee and appointed subcommittees plan to hold the fair as scheduled, with preparations moving ahead for farm produce livestock and other countywide displays. The aim is to place premiums in the hands of the people by July first or sooner.
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Facing the Music farce to open at Ward Hall Cedar City
The Ferowan Daraake Comnesny presents Facing the Music next Friday at Ward Hall Cedar City. The farce promises lively mischief and audience laughs while proceeds go to the Cedar City Taemacy fund. Community friends are invited to attend and support.
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Local traveler moves toward Silverton mine venture
Saturday T A Korker passed through Lind en route to Silverton Colorado to assume control of a large metal mine. Mr E Huirker collected samples of coal from the Gap and plans to consult Colorado experts about the proposition.
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