10 Nov 1920
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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1920
Page
1
A garbled personal missive lists crops and animals with claims of feeding, hay and oats, alfalfa, and corn. It mentions garden terms, fruit like peaches and pears, and herbs. The writer signs as L am aincera, sending best regards.
Osar MoLeman, chairman of the Teed Comidy thapter of the Red Cruces, calls the fouryh Red Grove Bell Gall to renew Novennee ii to 25. A drive forges iergup will be endertaken hex week, with committees calling people and urging renewal. Members are asked to have fees ready when renewing.
Five show ticket for 110 dollars plus tax entitles holder to all five performances. Regular door charges apply for each night, averaging about 74 cents per ticket per show. Cheaper to buy the advance pass.
Ex servicemen's farewell card ceremony described with printed lines and large headings listing names of many individuals, including Jhon FR Adams and Joseph EB Topham, among numerous others. The document emphasizes the card’s design, the state insignia, and the orderly dictate of names for ex-service members in Utah and surrounding regions.
A fragmentary reminiscence from Parowan readers recalling a journey starting October 4 through Colorado and New Mexico. The writer mentions leaving Parewan, passing Salt Lake City, visiting relatives, meeting friends, and traveling toward Albuquerque, with scattered names and places, including Santa Fe and Pine Forest, ending near an unnamed date. The text preserves personal references and travel details in a diary-like account.
Governor Gow proclaims Sunday November 14, 1920 as Red Cross Sunday in Wish to honor peace efforts and urge state forces to support the Red Cross charity drive. The proclamation emphasizes mercy, unity, and national service as responses to war and the need for relief work.
The message honors retiring officers and expresses gratitude to all Relief Society members in Parowan Stake and distant families. It notes past trips to Salt Lake City, travel expenses, and a fund raised by letters and pacers. Mary Mitchell is highlighted for service and leadership within wards in Parowan and Cedar City.
A garbled passage discusses requests for forwarding a Times to an address at Simaguma and quotes two falhewes claiming teachers deserve a good living wage. It mentions prosperous areas, artraghona for fellows, a strawberry project, Delta ground values, and a boom in the Goahen Valley at the southern end of Urak Laku.
A fragmented note mentions a learning event titled Trad a little learning observed by a local timer Alhoyeh Taney. It references a dozen or more participants and implies community interest in paper literacy and tying up essential Titan resources.
Fragmentary OCR describes Liard Whe and others in Iron County with references to a medical or school examination of children. It notes Ming Gilea, a professor, examined students for dental issues and other health concerns, recommending parental treatment but many parents ignored the advice, leaving children with poor teeth and related troubles.
De Fo Borton declares he will examine children for tongue conditions at no charge every Wednesday afternoon. Parenia may bring their children for examination, and if needed a minor operative can be arranged with the doctor to have treatment attended to.
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