Bren Head Inn set for tourist season revival at Cedar Breaks
Local company of four sets up Bren Head Inn near Cedar Breaks with Thomas and Isaac Lastmnod directing. Hardware orders placed for doors and windows. completion expected in three to four weeks to accommodate returning tourists. Hotel head Adams predicts first class accommodations, while road conditions may delay Cedar Canyon loop access this season.
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Bren Head
Thomas
Isaac Lastmnod
Atd
Charles Adour
Wisoa Burton Chase Adem
Mo Lemmon
Hervest Wordell
Geyall
Roseret
Cedar Canyon
Gay Éasqurcaug
Parogen Canyon
Qsk
Condy
Tion
PHAM WRITES ABOVE DEBATES AT STATE MEET
A letter from Wr Donald Primm discusses the PEHOS debaters at the state Salt Lake City meet. It notes the PHOS team was defeated by Manti High, praises Parowapiams, and mentions Mantred's prior championships and the overall quality of team performances.
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Donald Primm
PEHOS
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PHOS
Mantred
Sevier
Richbeld Thess Dehatore Rave
Freih Cas
Resignation Aimed at New Editorship and Local Incidents
The article notes director Fo V Cardoen resigning to pursue editorship at Vitak Farmer with Deseret News takeover planned. It records local deaths, cattle sale prices, bond charges, a poisoning investigation, and a court action involving Kelsey as in law proceedings.
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Fo V. Cardoen
Boac
Vitak Farmer
Eich
Beng
Deseret News
Murdock Academy
Frank Fo Ketey
New Himwy
Mr Primes
Wreshington
Prince Coi
Kelsey
Prete
Bownd
District Court
Peta
Cedar City Land Highway Open to Public Travel with Restrictions
The Cedar City land highway to the Farowan is opened to the traveling public under restrictions. Vehicles must not exceed 29 miles per hour on the new section or 53 miles per hour in certain conditions. two sock bres are restricted. no dumping on gravel or shoulders. road surfacing is sixteen feet wide. slow for passing traffic. follow agent or maintenance instructions. Traffic may be stopped in bad weather. Herds should stay off the road to avoid loose rocks and keep ways clear.
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Cedar City Land
Iron Land
Farowan
Forty two Public Signs Dot Fort George to Fillmore Route
A traveler notes a line of forty two signs placed between Fort George and Fillmore by local business and city officials. A barber visitor recalls seeing the advertisement and plans to call on the advertiser.
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George
Fillmore
Parowan City
Pilknore
Community Rumors On Tax Collections And Road Work
The text alleges misconceptions about Caty Marhais zeal and tax collection shares, noting no personal gain by Bas from the funds. It mentions Mrs Davat Sharp Jr leaving for six weeks in San Francisco and Los Angeles, a deacon’s dance with 5 cent tickets, and a Deseret News Funder report. Road updates include Cedar Long Valley and a road to Breaks, with Creel stating limited access and ongoing work conditions.
Animals At Large Regulation For City Streets
City ordinance prohibits cattle horses and other livestock from running at large in streets and public places. Unattended animals found wandering will be captured and taken to the pounds as trespass. The public is urged to assist police in enforcing the rule.
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Esiras
Real Estate Transfers and Local Notes Amid Fragments
The page lists real estate transfers including court estate to Dr Delors Girtt for 990 dollars and a transfer to Chillad Cop for 3100, plus other small conveyances. Mentions Weasley Taylor's return to Thatcher Arizona, Joshua Walker Cedar City visiting relatives, Glens Taylor returning home, and a humorous local aside about mules and work habits.
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Jon
Delors Girtt
Win Towler
Tenry Taxlor
Roy Byer
Clede Moore
Way Day Celebration Planned by Mutual Improvement Association
The community is invited to a Friday Way Day celebration on May 26 with outdoor activities, concerts, and a May Queen pageant. Events include an orchestra, addresses, dances for children and adults, and a public sale of popcorn and ice. Miss Mans Green named May Queen.
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Kopether
Taberneck Square
Popeero
Mans Green
West coast theater listings showcase varied reels and shows
The programs include a Wonderfel Wife featuring Miss Dopent, a Monkey School Migeter Sunday, and a two reel Shipwrecke] amene Annals. Other highlights are three allstar comeds Should Hus bands do Work and a reel speech Cheated Hearts. The schedule also notes a god two reels of the senal Worers of the West and a pair of vaudeville acts for Thursday through Tuesday.
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Heneor
Marriage Notice From St George Resident
A local wedding report notes that a resident of St George recently married, with unofficial reports identifying the bride as Dollyvan. The couple is wished happiness by well wishers and congratulatory messages are extended.
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St George
Otte
Dollyvan
Jersey Day Promises Dairy Show and County Auction
A damaged notice announces May 3 sale of property by the County and June 15 labeled Jersey Day in Utah County for promoting Jerseys and dairy industry. It urges local residents to participate in auctions, exhibitions, and purchases, noting county activity and community involvement.
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Utah County
Tinh
Farewell to a Brother on His Mission Journey
A poem expresses farewell to a male church member embarking on a mission. It praises his motives as righteous, notes his departure to serve strangers, despite leaving family behind. It wishes him luck, faith, and a hopeful return to his old home town and community.
Community notices from Salt Lake City area travels and visits
Local residents, including Peters, Johnson, Wilson, Lunt and Marsden, travel to Salt Lake City for market and hospital updates. Several family members report health, homecomings, and temporary moves, with notes on business trips, legal land discussions, and attendance at state events.
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Peters Wile Johnson
Wilson
Salt Lake Cty
Lunt
Mr Lunt
The Braids of the Faw staged by local theatre troupe
Attendees filled the venue last week as the company presented its English language comedy The Braids of the Faw. The production opened with lively songs and drew a warm response from the audience and critics.
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Willy Good
Proposed power plant costs under review by officials
Reports indicate Hr Rowkelly and partners examined the plan for a new Yahht and power plant late in the week. A detailed storm-tet and public response shaped the assessment, with BAG expected to estimate costs for the project.
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Rowkelly
Resskelley
Wright Dougham City
Bata
Tost
Gew
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