19 Nov 1919
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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1919
Page
1
Elizabeth Carry long remembered in Cedar City dies suddenly after a strokelike illness. She was a devoted Latter-day Saint and mother to a large family, with many respected roles in the community, including assisting her husband and guiding her children. Bodies to be interred locally.
A Parowan observer notes chronic lateness among local workers across many businesses. With fifteen minutes tardiness per employee daily, employer losses reach about 740 hours yearly worth roughly 295 dollars per year per worker. The piece urges fair handling and punctual starting times for all staff.
Wm T Marna city recorder reports his daughter Mrs Grey of St George welcomed a baby girl. The wife of Dragon Ale gave birth to terra gine on November 19. Kira Morns, mother of Mr Gray, has returned from St George after a lengthy visit with her daughter.
The piece complains about widespread strikes and long work hours, mentions Ogden school teachers threatening to strike for higher wages, and ridicules Doctors and public amusements. It laments cold-related illness and the need for printing services from the Ticoea office amid labor unrest.
Merchants and drug store proprietors warned to obtain a Federal license before offering for sale pedfures or attracts containing sleehes. License costs 81000 per year, with a $250 penalty for nonpayment. Government agents are active, and a license protects sellers from penalties. A word to the wise.
A long mixed-page item recounts social visits and business from Beaver to Granite Utah, including residents like Mr. Will Grmshaw and Mig Tadly Robeson, plus mentions of cattle movements, a light snow, Dodge Bros hearse delivery to Parogan, and local anecdotes on friendship, work ethic, and community life.
Judge Morris and Judge AH OD Marrin of the Fifth dodeccal Paetoct welcomed a caller Monday afternoon. The judges discussed a busy two months with extra eased cases to depose of in neighbors Mullard engagements. He said he feels fine and ready for the grind in Iron County, which he expects to finish in a week to ten days. A Holstein herd loss is noted with 6 heifers and a $1009 reward offered for the find.
Cedar City residents Nose Tim Matheson and Mire and Garden Matheson were seen in Parowan on Sunday. Metta Rasmus of Cedar City attended in Faradan, noting a Buick display by Sorlett Scunkina's agent in Iron County. County Court work continues, with County Clerk Bentley reporting heavy duties for two weeks.
Last week Loo Pete of Cedar City married Ladhe Evane, a respected young woman from Farewan. The couple, joined by families Me and Mrs Jon Fite, were praised for a quiet, unassuming partnership. Congratulatory wishes for happiness and a long married life were offered by their communities.
We Can Stand It notes Parowan Tithe supporters led by Chay Adams visit the office last week to renew and express gratitude. The piece thanks the gentleman for generosity and invites others to join Mr Adams in supporting the cause.
Funeral services were held in the Ford chapel Inst Wadoeway for Nina Jones who died on the 10th. Speakers included Win F Barton Margen Richards Toehard Lund and Alma Richards of the FPH. Geo Durham Nora Luke sang while Nina’s grandmother spoke of her care and forgiveness. The community expressed sympathy for the bereaved family. The infant daughter of Mr and Mrs T W Robb was buried that Thursday. Mira Robb ill but hoped to improve. Rothgon Jr and family of Idaho Faille are en route to Los Angeles for the winter. Stephen Walker and James Worthen from Panguitch are laying brick for a new home built by J B Topham Iz.
Geo A Lows Gr sold 10 head of Rateboudet breed sheep to Geo W Decker at 25 dollars per head and 15 head at 45 pounds per head. The value reflects the reputed quality of the Parowen Valley stock famed in the area markets.
Mr FC Yan Buren, gym director at Deseret gymnasium, and his wife described a hunting day near Houser jeke east of Farowan. They chased two yearling bucks after spotting a single deer. After tracking, Mrs Yan Buren fired the fatal shot, securing one deer for the day and season. The couple reported following both deer for several hours before a successful harvest of the first animal.
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