Road drag and local plans show varied progress in Utah
Archiect Jones of Cedar interviews for housing plans in Parowan while advertising campaigns inspire radio use and banking groups push farming development. Henry Oberhenvey visits Logan from Parowan as Paragonah hosts Friday night, and banks in Karaah Idaho hire a farm expert to promote diversified farming and stock production alongside a new decade of industrial banking links.
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Race Horses Coming to Fair Grounds This Summer
Martin Skougard, caretaker, reports three race horses will arrive by July 1 to train for the September Fair rates. He adds five or six more may come before end of July as the committee works with several state horse owners who promise to bring horses to race for liberal prizes.
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Benson Returns From Service After Year In Uncle Sam's
Wilford Benson, after spending the past year in the service of Uncle Sam, resumes home life and reunites with many friends.
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Parowan to receive 30000 fry for distribution
Forest Ranger Ed Gure reports that the State Fish Common approves 30,000 dry fry for Parowan. The fry will be shipped at state expense to the nearest rail station for transfer to Center Creek and planting. Contact Mr Garr for more information.
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Enterprise Notes from the Field Day 24
Day 24 notes report Clarence Oakden Wilfie Barnum Haven Pasman arriving from France. Births are listed for a Hunt family daughter and Price family child. Desmond Halt to Gunlock to herd sheep for Thos Robinson. School to close Friday hires A A Nelson. Pine Valley outing for Birt Price. Ray Coleman Captain alive despite earlier Red Cross message.
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Wilfie Barnum
Haven Pasman
France
Desmond Halt
Gunlock
Thos Robinson
A Nelson
Mira
Birt Price
Pine Valley
Ao Outing
Ray Coleman
Red Cross
Joggery and improvements planned for new town business
Fragmented notes describe L. MN. Marsden planning a new Joggery shop with modern interior, "Toggery" outside work, and a fully equipped display. Mentions of Mrs D.P. Barton visiting Heber, Thos Davenport aiding Far Far wrestling event, and Monica Taylor Miller’s lease of a barbershop with Hubert Ward and Lou Melson.
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Sithern Aisah
Thos. Davenport
Parowag
Salt Lake City
van Buren
Town Awake Parowana Awake and Busy
Parowana is described as fully awake with men and women both actively employed. Farmers herd sheep and cattle, bee-keepers busy with rocks and herds, day and night work continues across trades. The article stresses constant activity supporting households and husbands.
After the War Home Front Weighs In on Housework
A vivid wartime vignette portrays a wife dominating the household cleanup as a family returns from conflict. The mother’s tireless sweeping, rearranging furniture, and constant motion disrupt the home, while the father quietly conforms, awaiting the end of postwar adjustments.
Officiates at Marriage in Hurrinace Utah Scene
Justice H. Hyatt officiated a ceremony uniting Oliver Christenson and Miss Ams Handcock in Hurrinace Utah. Residents urged water users to note notices about Parowan Mofer machinery power propelling, John I. Lowder for cane writing power and machinery, and Henry Hittehet for reservoir irrigation. Wm. Pritchard and family plan northern Utah trip. J W. Gleason, Parowan Hotel lessee, will return to Idaho after mineral interests, and W E Thornton with J T Mackelmon travel to Sheller Idaho for sheep work.
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John I. Lowder
Henry Hittehet
Parowan Cedar Feud Sparks Call for Mutual Uplift
A long informal column argues Parowan and Cedar should unite rather than feud over the county fair, recalling 1863 Kentucky unity and urging common civic effort. The writer, Erwin Baickeat, reflects on local pride, laments lingering rivalries, and urges constructive cooperation to foster a countywide fair and progress.
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