Soldiers Welfare Fund Surpasses Goal in Iron County Giving
Iron County contributions totaled 717 41 with 175 for telephone messages to Salt Lake City headquarters leaving net 715 66. Funds came from Paragonah 5 200 Farowsa 294 Bumeik 2300 Land Logg Newcastle Cedar City ag 3. An additional 100 was sent directly to Salt Lake City by Atchie Swapp. Tron County shows strong support through Red Cross and Liberty Loan Bond drives.
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Iron County
Salt Lake City
Bumeik
Tron County
Red Cross Fund
Soldiers Welfare Fund
Liberty Loan
Salea
Forest Exhibit at Library Offers National Forest Photos
The library hosts a traveling exhibit from the Forest Service featuring photographs from the National Forest, maps of North American forest regions, and data on output and consumption of forest products in the United States. It includes sixty four lumber samples and will remain two weeks longer for public viewing.
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Fuactional Forest Service
North America
United States
Betantal
Community Classes and Farm Tour Highlight Parowan Notes
Next Saturday evening at Fresbyterian Chapel a class on Covil Government and Parliamentary Law will be organized with Rev Ries providing instruction. Mayor Bayles invites AdaDal and the editor of the Tomes to ride to a Wea ve farm in the valley, touring several farms and homesteads along the way. The Parowan Valley is praised for cultivation and potential growth. Taylor Miller returns from touring and resumes local work. The piece also notes athletes in service and Parowan residents’ stories, including Edward Bentley and Southwick, with local mentions of Webster Scottridge and a barber shop apprenticeship.
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Ries
Ted
Chase Adama
Bayles
AdaDal
The
Tomes
Enterprise Notes and Local Developments
A A Nelson repaired a gas line service pump at his store. An AA garage is under construction by Acos Hott O W Bentley Suptef &Koola. Mrs Wim Percy visited Mira Harding. Estria light poles are being installed with wires under Ric Kelsey of the Fower Company. Jr. and Mrs Aigeiis and family returned from the north. Pool tables were moved from the old quarters to the theatre basement.
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Elestria
Etruone
Ric Kelsey
Fower Company
Buckhorn Notes November 20 1927 Weather and Visitors
Weather is fine but nights are chilly. Parley Lang and Urban Limb visit on business. Mr Holyoak and Mrs Topham of Farowat were here. Babbiath School Enosg Jones and family stayed a few days on business.
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Parley Lang
Urban Limb
Holyoak
Topham
Farowat
Iting Tha Babbiath School
Enosg Jones
Gince
Equitable installs updated counters for better service
The Equitable has set up new grocery counters in an approved sanitary area, improving appearance and efficiency to serve customers. Farm Bureau meeting to be held in the library with talks from Alma Eypha and David Sharpill of interest to livestock owners and farmers.
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The
Equitable
Toninghet
aAuditerwim
Eau
Alma Eypha
David Sharpill
de Sare
Br Out
Bull named Feverd missing near Mammoth region
A branded ten year old roan bull named Feverd with G4 on hip is missing. Descriptions note a Spotted roan color and forked hip mark. Last seen in the Mam moth area. information leading to recovery is requested.
Mutual Social and Dance at Opera House Friday Night
The Youre Ladies Dlukwal Association plans a dance and social at the Opera House Friday night. Admission is 10 cents per couple, with refreshments sold to fund Comfort Kits for soldiers. The program includes Lola by Lawrence Adams, readings by Eva Adams, Prok musical selections, readings by W.I Adams, and a high school choir.
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Youre Ladies Dlukwal Association
Lola
Lawrence Adams
Eva Atems
Prok
Military Training Debate Decides For School Plan
At Al Og the student body voted in favor of starting military training this term. The second term begins December 1 with expected large enrollment. Basket ball season opens with a pennant prize and hard practices ahead. Campus cleanup, gravel hauling, and cement tent work keep students busy. Utah Products Week features student essays and prize competition. Cedar City club hosted a singing party, and athletic managers arranged the league schedule. Soldiers Welfare donations rise as food construction efforts move forward.
Talks at Lund school and community notes Nov 14 1317
Parents attended two talks at Lund school with Miss Bowman County Supervisor and Miss Nuttil Co Supervisor sharing insights and engaging addresses. The evening featured guests, local officials, and remarks on reviving community activities as cooler weather returns. A day later plans involve nearby Cedar visitors and a call to renew local subscriptions, plus reports on town business, livestock markets, and residents traveling to Salt Lake and Ogden for official duties.
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Lund
Miss Bowman
Mie Nuttil
Soldier’s journey home from Salt Lake to Des Moines
A Jetter from Willi eorton describes a long train trip with the 42nd Infantry from Salt Lake City to Des Moines, pausing at Frovo and Thistle then Soldier's Summit, a funeral in Royal Gorge for three soldiers, and memories of Utah. He praises Parowan, Utah, and its people and notes expected regimental expansion and future updates.
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Willieorton
Thistle
Deng
Colorado
Gelda
Royal Gorge
Colo
Ak Sehida
Pueblo
Kansas
Hangas City
Kansas City
Des Moines
Lows
Camp Dodge
Parowan
Earth
Alan
Utah
Roy
42Nd Infantry
Cedar City Death and Community Notes
Harry Davis died Saturday at about 22 after paralysis struck him a week earlier. Funeral services were held Monday in the Tabernacle. The Home Economies Association held a successful annual dance in the EOA Auditorium. The school board hired Roylance to lead the district choir and prepare 42 singers. Local residents reported various visits, cattle shipped to Salt Lake City, and community updates from Cedar.
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Harry Davia
Devert
Paralsus
Harry
Tabernacle
Roylance
Erchagtra Im Cedar
Local War Plan For Thanksgiving Eve At WoA Club
Members of the WoA Club enjoyed a pleasant evening with chatting and crafts. A plan for Thanksgiving preparations was discussed and invitations will be sent next week. The group will meet again at Mrs Lise Gore's next week.
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Albena Gorr
Woa
KQOT
Lise Gore
Appreciation Note From Liberty Loan Committee
A 1917 message from Washington DC thanks donors for wide public cooperation in the Liberty Loan drive. The note, signed by MES Wh G McAdoo, praises efforts and notes John T Raamongseo is moving toward new quarters after his house’s plastering.
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Washington, DC
Vwroman's
Liberty Loan Committee
Charman Woman's Liberty Loan Committee
Chapel Fund Nears Half of Needed Balance
Wilford Dey and Walter C Mutchell report that over half the required funds have been raised to pay the chapel’s balance. They praise the liberal response from the community and expect full collection by next week. The erection project proceeds as the next quarterly conference nears, with plans to dedicate the chapel in December.
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Wilford Dey
Walter C. Mutchell
Ward
Chanel Burding
Mit
Public School Meeting For Parents And Teachers
Parents invited to attend Friday event at 10 30 in the Library auditorium. Girls' Economic Club to furnish the program for the Student Body. At 3 20 parents and teachers urged to meet for reorganizing the Parent Teachers Association. Everyone invited to get acquainted with the schools.
Halterman Sells Dodge Cars in Cedar Visit
Halterman traveled to Cedar on Saturday to meet friends and sold two Dodge cars. One went to Dick Middleton and another to Take Smith Will Soon Show Kanes. Mercantile stores will display Kinga goods for readers shortly after Thanksgiving.
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Halterman
Cedar
Dodge
Dick Middleton
Smith
Kanes
Kinga
Local Frienthood Notes On Meetings And Valley Sugar Factory
Members of the LD 8 Frienthood are reminded regular meetings occur every Monday evening. The article mentions Lakeregtiog reservation and a proposed sugar factory in Farswan Valley. It notes 33,000 acres of fertile beet land in the valley and Blanch Delton employed on Saturdays at the Parg wic hf & 3. Company store.
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LD 8 Frienthood
Matrucan
Lakeregtiog
Farswan
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Newcastle
Cedar City Ag
Cedar Cuty
Saltme City
Library
Taylor Miller
Tara Gong
Ban Franceta
Mimhoe
Alma Fachards
Pargwan
U.S
Edward Bentley
Coast Artillery
Evon
St Southwick
Pasedena Ranch
Lond
Was & Heisess
Waitor
Webster Bcottridge
Del
Enterprise Notes
Nelson
Acos Hott
O W Bentley
Suptef &Koola
Wim Percy of
Cadar
Mira Harding
Mrz Aigeiis
Buckhorn
Farm Bureau
Adams
Ier
Lagter
W.I Adame
Choroz
AL OG
David Sharp
Eames
Seria
Iast
Ooth
Omaris
Studenta
Leagur
Wt OG
Bodal
Crank Bren Ver
Fertha Trelcombe
Misa Sin Me Gould
Olive Pendteten
James Worthington
Mro
Kundar
John Hutter
Anderson
Day
Parowan Times
Casaidy Eso
Harvard
New England
Sunday Herald Republican
Wm Wo Butter
Southern
Ogden Wholesale Brug On
Ogden Utah
Fred Daunecey
Salt Lake
Misa Dauncey
Ales
Fred
Floyd Sluder
Floyd
Geo. Lew, Hoa Miller
Mr Siaiman
Malford
Shir Cody
Ab Landers
Hos Finity
Baltighe
Private
Cedar City Letter
Asn
EOA OC
Garant Walker
Marie Corps
Walker
Muttal
Mies Bowman
Lend
Coay
Mohn Gower
Willard Perkins
Robi Corey
Janey Openshaw
Paraguah
Moss Beylah Gower
J . Carpenter
Salk Lake
Mira Ifariha Jones
Mercantile
John T Raamongseo
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