Democratic push to back Decker for County Representative
The Democrats of Iven Suanky urge Geo We Decker to run for County Representative despite noted RG objections. He is praised as a popular, well-known former principal of Branch Normal and a staunch Democrat who could pose a strong challenge to the Republican opponent.
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Iven Suanky
Geo We Decker
Ie Decker
Tetiucrates
People's Han
Farowan
Denocrates
Detker
May Be Candidate for Cedar City Attorney Nomination
The Times notes Democrats in Cedar County favor Edward Faber for county attorney this fall. Palmer, a longtime legal figure and former justice of the peace, would be a capable nominee if the party selects him. The piece also includes local commentary on liquor policies and community notices about monthly statements and payment reminders.
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Tis
Edward Faber
Cedar City
Sir. Palmer
Ale
Justice of the Peace
Ashe Ja Kanote
von Countr
Eike
Paragonah Letter announces store addition and family notes
May 29 1914 Paragonah letter reports an addition to the choosk fant ry announced by Thes Patterson Beaver and others near town. It mentions brick work for a Union Store building and notes Mrs Alfred Lund and family visiting Enterprise to help care for her aging father Patterson Terry.
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Thes Patterson
Beaver
Mra Alfred Lund
Funiy
Fecevven & Slimohs
Patorsh Terry
Enterprise
Nok
Ind
He Leung Hanty
Mra
James Fobingon
Mra Lund
Rheumatum Remedy Advised For Phrenic Rheumatism
A historic notice encourages 60 sufferers of phrenic or omistudine rheumatum to try Chamberlain's Litument. It claims quick relief from pain and debility and notes the medicine is widely obtainable.
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Chamberlain
Celief
Oae
Graduating Exercises At The BA CG School
The graduates, led by speaker John Der Man, received diplomas and tributes from trustees and local officials. Martha Langford spoke as valedictorian on motherhood and women, urging graduates to build strong character while the community praised loyalty to the school and praised the trustees for improving facilities.
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Hie Wriuzht
Hosuad Ha
God
Thei Loy
Martha Langford
Beth Hambin
Leonard Bowen
Suches Sabjeek
Studese
Prom Teterson
AEC
Avery
Utah
Eultave
Homer
Caroline Nelson
Vergia Promet
Wanda Talleetrug
Jaho Gatenlion
Anthon Lee
Virgul Tallentrup
Mae Lont
Pratt Tiollestrun
Owen Jones
Lawrence Esplin
Edger Petty
Marian Wooley
Partoon Webster
Morake Ure
Melson Starsden
Rulon Dalley
Clyda Bunker
Beenleigh Gardner
Guan Wihama
Parowan Road Project Proposal Seeks Better Access via Latimer Route
A letter from C. E. NowltonW urges building a new earth road west of Land to Latimer to connect Pacowan Valley with Latimer and the railroad. The plan argues improved surface materials, reduced freight costs, shorter travel, and year round usability despite sand and clay conditions. The writer stresses permanent value and the need for state highway investment.
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Tre Han Geen
Pacowan Valley
Vitor
Myer
Tor
Meyers
Latimer
Lund
Parowan
Real Estate Bargain Draws Attention in Mitchell Area
Local property listings highlight attractive real estate options in Mitchell and nearby areas. Potential buyers are urged to contact agents immediately for details on homestead opportunities and pricing, with emphasis on prompt visits to view featured parcels and homes.
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Mitchell
Pritowut
Will Give Away My Homes in Cedar City and Property
The notice describes a plan to auction or transfer land and property in Cedar City including 20 acres and several assets. It notes terms of sale or transfer at a low price and mentions a scandalous description of an unmarried man and an old maid stereotype. It presents as a historical public notice with dated language and unclear specifics.
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Cedar City
Gerlie
ENOCH NOTES May 29 1915 social roundup in Bearer area
The notebook records May 29 1915 gatherings and travels including John Lee dancing with Myron and Mra Rachel M Mathews visiting with Elmer Leoung for a St George event. Several locals such as Carlos Stevens, Arnold Granslas, John Rogerson, Belle Fenes and Maud Stevens are noted in Bearer Buckhorn Iron Springs trips and family visits.
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John Lee
Gon Myron
Mra Rachel M. Mathews
Elmer Leoung
St. George Jaat Satardey
Dasa
Arnold Granslas
John Rogerson
Masseg Belle Fenes
Devmne Rageraon Sre
Dusty winds erase crops and frost harms fields
GUGEHORN NOTES reports a strong dust wind on Toed ay comparable to January damage, sweeping seeds from the ground and scattering them across the prairie. Frost earlier in the year wiped out remaining unscathed crops while plants in danger zones were obliterated. Nephi Edwards returned from Denver on private business and Skinner from Far. The call town of Died makers nearby.
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Seeda
Dome Gehestra Enthralls at Local Enterprise Notes Event
May 24 1916 report praises the Dome Gehestra and the Heolove Club for their entertaining talent. Notes appreciation for the Modena Enterprise contractor Lowpht and improvements on the canal route. Mentions young ladies forming a club and old fashioned tapes noted as lacking.
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Peery
Modena
Buia
Governors party tours Parowan and Beaver Utah region
Representative Wilford Pray reports Governor Spry and a party from Salt Lake City visited Parowan and Beaver, toured local farms and wells, admired a flowing pump, and discussed regional progress. Attendees included Justice Frick and Attorney General Karnes, with plans for a return visit by railroad officials to foster ties with Iron County and Salt Lake Route interests.
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Wilford
H Manderfield
Salt Lake City
Govenor
Bey
Lake
Beaver
Fifo Asciiptiana
Grton
Farma
Spry
Hears
J H Mandersfeld
Justice Frick
Supreme Court
Munn
Juvenile Court
Karnes
PG Fuck
Salt Lake Bovyte
Alanlerhebl
Utah
Taste Thursday and A U Halterman Ride in New Tinian Super Six
Tast Thursday and A U Halterman invited the editor of the Times to take a ride in the new Tinian Super Six. It was accepted with pleasure. The ride promises easy handling and steady performance for all. The ad urges readers to take a Humbur-cex ride for their own, claiming the Supper-Six shows qualities you prize. Subscription details follow.
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Elvats
Notable Rex Theatre Prepares Friday Night Feature
Clara Hom hall Youty stars as the famed yetress in a popular Rex presentation. Patrons are promised a delightful Thursday show with strong performances and entertaining drama.
Parowan Observances and Community Fair Movement
A fragmented report describes a quiet Devorstion Day in Parowan with funerary rites at Elamertung and gravesite cleaning by local residents led by Ley of the people. Afternoon activities include a fair in Cedar City corridor with a timber seller, a merchant offering free samples, and scattered adverts amid fires and luck tests.
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Parowan
Busnes
Elamertung
Elosa
Gruas
Parewan
Cedar City
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