Wood Road Opens Vast Pine Field in Order Canyon
Eighty five men led by Philip Betean completed a weeks work to open a large wind field in Order Canyon, supplying prime pine and sedat wood for Parowan. The project faced some locals who refused to help, but the laborers and organizers credited the achievement to collective town effort and urged broader civic cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Betean
Benson
Compan
Parawan
Outah
Finkig Eenson
Death of Cherrie Green and local notices in Cedar City
This Cedar Notes issue reports the death of Cherrie Green after a long illness, notes about health and potential smallpox exposure in the Dalley home, announces Charles Wilkinson selling his Utah County farm, and covers school gravel work, stake primary gatherings, recent social events, coal mining activity near the old Popkisa mine, hospital surgeries, and local residents' health concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkinson
Haa
BO Acres
Utah County
Oi Wilkinson Wall
Wood drive supper at Parowan aid for widows and poor
Parowan Relief Society and local boy scouts plan a wood gathering drive with a supper and dance. Three tickets per load allow a partner to attend. proceeds fund meals for widows and the worthy poor. Volunteers prepare stored firewood into stove lengths for winter relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kirs Legella Adawas
He Relief Sooty
Parawan
Parowan
Thezrill Boon
Hanes
Adams
Parkner
Boone
Gditimson
Parowan Reliet Society
Fog of the road haulers blamed for unpaid work costs
The men hauling wood from the area are accused of doing no work and not bearing any expenses, drawing contempt from those who completed the labor. Their conduct is criticized by workers who completed the project.
Gave Franks Some Tea For All The Blessing You Have Received
A brief note mentions giving Franks tea as a sign of gratitude for many blessings received, reflecting a simple personal exchange and courtesy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franks
Tang Teak poet social mature neglected mention
The notice expresses regret for omitting a social mature event involving specific individuals. It notes past gaps in coverage and the challenge of compiling all news items before publication. The writer mentions staff limits and time constraints impacting timely reporting.
Maker at the éloea af Ife family note
Accompanied by his wife Mra Finlip Bengoo and Bara Matheson, Er S.A Hoalterman attended private business in Cedar Suptdey. The record mentions gratitude toward a maker and references a beautiful body given, in a tone reflecting a personal memorial or note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S.A Hoalterman
Mra Finlip Bengoo
Is Bara Matheson
Cedar
Mr. Halterroan
Ty Dome Privata Business Eth Mir
Kapp
Condemns Affair and Clarifies Legion Frame Controversy
The Salt Lake Post No 2 reports a telegram from the State Commando and department to condemn a frame alleged to commercialize wartime service. It states the American Legion did not authorize or endorse the frame and that members must decide individually on any purchase. James Glooey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake
Department O Geals
Lepion
Salt Lake Post
Department of
Ial Upanimegep
Eagdean
Legion
American Legion
Tere
Janes Glooey
Buckhorn Notes Report Oddities and Local Happenings
Mrs Rambler plans Thanksgiving with husband in Cedar. The Slapley boys Earl and Barton return from work in RoeKIE. Mr and Mrs Ageon Edwards and Tandy are in brief public notices. A lighthearted weather note and a mention of threshing progress close the column.
Sead in The News and Time Office Contact
A garbled message asks to seed news, send it to the Time Office, and invites enrollment of a numbered contact.
Adams Family Celebrates Birthdays With Gatherings
On Saturday the family celebrated Mrs Fearl A Decker’s birthday at Ghag Adam residence with jokes and a playful skit by Mrs Decker. The surprise overwhelmed the family as mischief and treats delighted guests. On Monday Mrs Thea DO Adams hosted a feast for relatives and friends including Thaw DD Adams honoring a fiftieth birthday. Guests enjoyed a cordial evening, with later recounting a festive send off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ghag Adam
Fearl
Decker
Mre Decker
Thea DO Adams
Adams Brothers
Sinters
Alagic
Afra Morgan Buchards
Thaw DD Adams
Parowan aims to ban tobacco sales and curb tobacco use
The Parowan Mutual Improvement Association and Sunday School spearhead a campaign with the slogan Now sale and use of tobacco and are forming committees to push a total sale and use ban. Local merchants have pledged support, including the Parowan Drug Store and Elite Cafe, while officials report favorable momentum toward a smokeless town for the youth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parowan Mutual Improvement Assopalion
L No Marsden
Ad Morgan Fehards
J Cletten Ray Lyman
Walter C. Mitchell
Parowan
Tohseses
Casidhallt
Bey
Wil Tallin
Yong 3
Local Surgical Updates and School Election Notice
Fadey Dr Burtes and Dr Bergstrom performed several operations on children for removal of tonal issues. The notice also details an Iron Town School District election set for December 1 1920 with polling places in Parowan and Cedar City and voter eligibility for board seats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fadey
Burtes
Bergstrom
Gedar Cty
Dos
Hfortenson
Theos. D Adams
Peter Gurr
Canef L NM Marsden
Herkerk Whits
Iron Teun
Tiatrict
Frednesday
Tnatret Ma
Parowan Guyling
Wainstrest
Alee Samm Dustnet
Cedar City
Main Street
Alae
tach @lechon i fa ekek
Educaton
Dostrict No 2
Rad
Esc
Pargawan
Sanmit
Cedac Guy
Parowan Ward Sunday School Adopts Mutual Improvement Slogan
The Parowan Ward Sunday School approves the 1920 21 Mutual Improvement slogan We stand for the nonale sed fon une of Tabaces and pledges effort to support it through cooperation with the Mutual Improvement Society and other means A resolution passed November 1920 by a majority of attending members outlines actions to implement the slogan locally and publicly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ment Astorations
Tabaces
Parowat Ward
Parowan
Saan Ptres
Ntmbera
ATE A Ofranizationeio Maki Thera
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Uhoea Canyon Wood Field
Eghey
Wen Ward
Willie Orton
Jesse Linder
Frank Gorr
Jos Lasier
Ed Sleveng
Ed Ward
Roy Moore
Lou Soh
Dell Smith
Parker Werd
Art Peterson
Geo Mors
Monres Benton
Frank Mitchell
Riva Benson
Guethton
Ellie Orten
Robert Fowler
Alm Beneon
Jo Mitchell
Thos Skougard
Dewey Beatles
Ym Beltrdige
Mielrin Ward
Arch Benson
F. A Gack
the Wam Decker
Leonard Evans
Horace Evans
Fam Matheson
Clarence Beneot
Erein Stevens
Delbert Mortenson
Wille Thornton
Joy Weed
Meer
Thornton
Edger
RE Stout
D Wo Ward
Ed Dalyun
Joha Dolton
Ace Adem
Tathoe Malet
Lawrence Hinler
Enogth Motlengin
Cerbale Hokey Parkes Jeneon
John Teneon
Jewel Rollins di Grton
Bbovt
Cedar Notes
Charlie Green
Dizs
Cherrie Green
Allen
Dorion
Charlie
Chia City
Emall
EB Dalley
Lael
Sad
Stake
Gmp
Recht Hand
Ernest Webster
Person Webste
Popkisa
Macfarlane Hospital
Mra J. E Anders
Gaulig
Jones Belloch Cowl
Thain Canyon
Bira
Allie Eneth
Boa
Perowsa
Bea Oy
Henry Leigh
Iain
TG GE Gwen Dange
Sosiety Ladies
Ararsenig
Beagers
Tell
ROM CO
Slapley Boys
Earl and
Barton
Roekie
Mra Ageon Edwards
Tandy Areig
Sead
Burton and
Bergabrom
Heber Howley
Jay Linckelava
Hla
Reachants
Parewar
Tver Tego
Pargwan Mogae Co Bee
Equitable Board
Etcupine
Farowan Odrog
Dre Jess Green
Johnn Witzhell
Cafe
Gueréenderd
Taylor Miller
Halterman
Delta
Dodge Brothers
St George
Mty
Salt Lake City
Ace
Atta, Bush L Adame
TI. 1 & Hospital
E Smith
Beaver
Ferowan Amrondsay
Omivale Bivines Aitaire
Miss Pearl
Farowell
Cedar Sunday
Ahe
Geome
Lusi
Board of Educatin
Jaabret Rolls
Theragra
Flegee
Beery Bemness
Senedd
Parowan Ward
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