Chautarua and Maori performers thrill local audience
A midweek Chautarua program drew strong crowds with Julius Ceasar Nuyphe, Sergeant Gibbens, and J C Herbomen presenting for patrons. The Moons quintet from Maori land showcased native costumes and skilled entertainment, while Stearns Gregg Co delivered high order music and a polished act featuring Mica Fay Epperaon to wide acclaim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius Ceasar Nuyphe
Sergeant Gibbens
J C Herbomen
Stearn Gregg Goneed Co
Stearns Grege Co
Paragonah Notes Update From Cedar City Visits
Paragonah residents report Nina Jones recovering. Alexander Adams returned from Mulford after months away. Mr and Mrs M B Edwards visited Cedar City this past week. Joseph H Lund returned to Brain from Salt Lake City. Town men are out deer hunting but no live reports yet on any game secured.
County Clerk Counts Deer Licenses Amid Alledged Poaching
A damaged notice reports county licensing figures and concerns about poaching by forest ranger Ed Gurr. It cites about 600 licensed hunters in Tron County and warns of drastic deer depletion if each hunts aggressively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Gurr
Decer
Tron County
Cough Remedy Story From Redan Purchases for Children
A shopper in Redan, Georgia used Cham berlain's Cough Remedy for her child and found it effective. She phoned a local merchant to buy more, noting the medicine eased coughing and loosened phlegm, helping the child recover from a cold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jo W. Philips
Redan
Jo Floyd
Chamberlan
Ft Mt Fis
Jurors Drawn for Judea District Court Term
A list of juror candidates drawn for the Court of the Faith Judea District term opening November 16 at 2 pm. Names include Hebert Jenson Cedar City L J Adams Parowan Walter Knell Newcostle Clarence Richards Parowan David Barris Cedar City and others across Parowan Enoch Kanerra EY Cedar City Cedar, with several variations and misspellings in OCR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aerva
Court of the Faith Judea
Hebert Jenson
Cedar City
L J Adams
Parowan
Walter Knell
Newcostle
Clarence Richards
David Barris
Wm J Matheson
Enoch
Jenn Stevens
Parowsn
Wm . Ward
Wm. Boardman
Paragensh
Joseph Holyoak
Parowed
Ayr
Parley Dalley
Cedar Cire
Peter Gorr
Yarowon
Study Habits Drive School Success Versus Loafing
A dated school note urges students to value every subject for future use and to resist loafing in class. It contrasts study discipline with easy luck, warning that neglecting school training lowers future chances and that October weather briefly favors farmers while frost and rain shaped harvest prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pel
Bork
Teilong
Halessone
Wehool
Eid
Why Doesn't He Move There In His Own Town
Geo Horwood reports on his return from deer hunting noting plenty of deer in the region around the head of Little Greek canyon. The text questions why a man with a good job and fair pay would stay in a town that ridicules him and why he might move to Mexico, reflecting on local life and attitudes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo
Mexid
Geo Horwood
Tiauntene
Greek Canyon
Red Cross Roll Call Encourages Enrollment
The Iron County Red Cross calls Cinzene to join the annual roll call aiding the Red Cross Association’s good work. President Oscar M. Lyman asks for loyal support and proper credit for continued membership in this great charitable organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cinzene
Red Cross
Red Cros Association
Daliarte
Iron County
Oscar M. Lyman
Red Crags
Paragonah Improvement Under Construction In State
A local district reports ongoing building projects including a new mill and various home additions. Officials note the roller mill Guilding is near completion and machinery installation is underway. Residents anticipate broader development and increased activity as work progresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ufe
John LI
Gowder
Farm sale nets bishop large equity and cattle deal
This week a buyer named Mortenson purchased the EF EO Myers farm for £15,000. The deal includes about 25 head of cattle, all implements, improvements, and this year’s crops on the property. Friends of the bishop say the sale is a good bargain and that the new owner will gain sizable dividends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mortenson
EO Myers
Mets
Congdera
Heifer on Hold for Owner Under Care of Renidence St
A two year old red heifer is in care at Renidence St marked with ear tag and branded lazy EF on left hip. The owner may claim by paying feeding expenses and 30 cents for this notice. The ear mark and branding details indicate ownership.
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Bndeyx
Riaht
Local School Talk Prompts Print and Frame Worthy Notes
Fragmentary text reports a teacher talk in a school auditorium, Belle Connell plans to operate a laundry, and students seek tablets. Mentions of a telephone office, merchants, and a coming district court session. Emma Sharp visiting Cedar City relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Koockeer
Hetbamen
Belle Connell
Alan
Road Repair Near Gockborn Starts After Delay
Citizens celebrate the start of repairs on a faulty stretch of road near Gockborn after months of public complaints. County road commissioner Claude Uris pushed for action with Arrowhead Trail supporters credited for prompting the project as workers and equipment move in.
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Gockborn
Bight
Claude Uris
Cedar Notes and Local Social Sparks in Cedar
The Cedar Notes recount residents in Cedar cherishing hometown loyalty while reporting Emly Meling's new position at Golden Tule Store. Town men deer hunting, Mary Gower and Ada Tollestrap hosting gatherings, Halloween outings to Hamiltons, and a lyceum event at BA O leat showcase community activity and festive spirit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyceur
Parowan Drug Store Monophone Drawing Promises $100 Mapophone
Interest is being taken in a drawing for a Monophone started by the Parowan Drug Store. Customers have received coupons, drawn with no gesture, and many ticket holders are hopeful. When purchasing, ask the clerk about coupons, place one half in the box, and save the other half for New Year’s Day. you could win the $100 Mapophone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parowan Drus
Deer Hunt Visitors Attend Sorensen Family Gathering
Mr and Mrs A C Sorensen and party visit Mrs Sorensen and their parents as they travel for a deer hunt. The note mentions a two year old buck and urges careful use of medicinal laxatives, advising Chamberlain's Tablets to aid digestion and appetite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theo Megas
Chamberlain
A C. Sorensen
Bir
T S Hames
Payoun
Sorensen
Perente
Charles Adams
Mr. Sorenson
BCU
Death of Magee Girl Follows Pneumonia Tragedy
City mourns Magee daughter of Mr and Mrs El Stevene who died after two days of pneumonia. Funeral services were held Sunday at the tabernacle with speakers Matheson Thon T Durham Mortenson and Chas RK Lyman offering condolences to the bereaved parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magee
Hire el Stevene
Aim Pre
Aledin
Tabernaciie
Mortenson
Matheson
Thon
T Durham
Chas
RK Lyman
Forde
Deer Hunting and Local News From Frontier Ledger
A scattered 19th century column reports deer hunting success by Geo, Harwood, Edgee Benson, J Whitner and Rey Lyman at Little Creek canyon. It notes a successful pelt sale and a deer drive near Arrow head trail. Also mentions corrections needed for cement highway plans and critiques Utah project leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo, Harwood
Edgee Benson
J Whitner
Rey Lyman
Little Creek Canyon
Whitney
Reading of sewing class by Mrs Eve Thomas at BOA OC
Miss Wooda of the PAS presents a program on making over clothing for cadeeo. Eve Thomas of the BOA OC introduces the event as part of a Women’s Farm Bureau reel schedule on Friday, November 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Farm Bureau
Ae Poth
Gilta
Mise Wooda
The
PAS
Nuy
Cadeeo
Mies
Eve Thomas
BOA OC
Times Teases Next Week Reading Boost
A fragment from a local paper hints at more reading next week as the Times prepares coverage. Byron Ahlstrom noted as FHOS instructor and a birth reported last Friday of a baby boy to his wife. Mr and Mrs Bert Wood visit Mr and Mrs David Simco over the weekend. Carl Popham of Puruganah Milling Company was seen in Parcwan Ferterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haae
Times
Prinkaere
Byron Ahlstrom
Mora Padenca
Baynemeg
Dome Ciely
Mira Bert Wood
Mrs David Simco
Carl Popham
Puruganah Milling Company
Wat
Omens Vrator
Parcwan Ferterday
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Chautarua
Peurande
Mica Fay Epperaon
Arriate
Ndt
Paragonah
Nina Jones
Pocametia
OUE Bm
Getle Betder Ae Eer
M B
Edeovarde
Joseph H Lund
Brain
Salt Lake City
Parawan
Buys Farm
Gwnea
Tistriet Court
Emma Sharp
Buckhorn
Mr Gre
Cedar Notes
Boas Emly Meling
Golden Tule
Mra
J H. Lowman
Oplifornia Iin Cedar
Te Mary Gower
Mog
Ada Tollestrap
Hamiltons
Ali and
Mra Ghan Mundell
Qies
Preumonia
Ed Stevens
Perent
Uteh
Edevin Brickert
Arizona
Hrickert
Luse Grate Fur
F.C VanBuren
Salt Lake
VanBuren
Hu Parowan
Devas
Philip Benson
Rex Ward
Dean Ward
Mev. Ward
Charles Bentley, Jr
Harold Dalton
Bo Cebke
Focak Resson
Morgen Focherde
Soo Alma
Mra Parley Dalley
Tedar City
Hag
David Sharp
Don’ Siwaye
Peraon Eoye
Jane
Georgia
Sean
Uncle Sam
Mia McChesney & Co
FannyHerself
France
Germany
Doile
Blue Bonnet
Boston
New Creationa
Strayrberes
Long
Eabel Carleton
Isabel Carleton
Loebel
Carleton
Brian Beot
Girio the Mirror
Aute Fepchoog
Childs
Coop Brave Fines
Wauodfolk Stuchool
Loskio de Jitale
Picket Gap
Fage Kaneh Club
Jack Among the Lodine
Lettie
Story of
Jingle Primer
Frimet
Guo Erimer
Golden Number
Leica Burg Ga Buu
Woman's Farm Bureau
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