26 Nov 1924
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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1924
Page
1
A fragmented obituary notice reports Beata Galls and two others dying within a short span. The piece notes locations, ages, and family details, with references to local towns and doctors, amid a tribute to the deceased and condolences to relatives.
An article from Latamk, Wreming discusses Alma Dsplia examined by the TOA for potential roles in wool grading and related college service to the local Oshiel mdustcy. It mentions sending titles to 16 at 411 Sheel lot and notes on agricultural workers and related items.
Principal ROL Fertoo reports a basketball officials school to be held Friday and Saturday in Parowan. Prospective officials from Cedar Beaver and nearby towns will attend. The event includes a practice game and a regional officiating clinic aimed at standardizing rules interpretation.
A writ dated for the case Higgins v Titih Judicia Chatent Court outlines permission for Higgins to act as counsel in the Utah court. The document, issued to Attorney Foyted, references bar association discussions on statutes and practice rules and notes suspensions affecting some lawyers.
A nationwide tuberculosis fundraising drive urges contributions to raise fifty thousand dollars for the effort. Prominent officials and organizations back the campaign, calling on every county and state to sell Christmas seals and support the health fight.
A community event titled Woodhaulera Dance announces a wood haul to aid the worthy poor. Volunteers will collect about fifteen bushels of wood or haul a ton of coal, with tickets provided for the day’s dinner and supper. Peter Bot appears as organizer seeking support.
Report from Cochab County Arizona details orders to arrest any deer meat in possession. Forester Rutledge announces 14 new cooperative hunters authorized upon forest border, aiming to end Kasbah deer hunting for the season.
Bentley and Adams assume full charge of the Win Ho Gurr score after a wind of personnel changes. Joseph K Gentley and Orclande W Adams head the new firm with extensive local experience. Adams begins business operations though Bentley brings years of proven leadership.
Fragmentary OCR notes a person named Kiy Kello connected to a print shop. context and details are unclear due to damaged text.
The listing for the luce eaeedor selling Inguar, postponed multiple times, is now definitively scheduled for Friday west.
A fragmented legal notice describes the Hergrieg versus Aangesos case with futurable actions and probate considerations. It references interim decrees, property settlement likelihood, and calendar dates leading to trial adjournments amid unclear party dynamics.
AVE M area residents received a concise report on the BAC Creamery operations over the past year. The document notes the creameries paid above market price for certain products and demonstrates demand for dairy output. It invites public viewing of the full report later this week.
Me J D Mixon of Provo presents a weekly roundup highlighting Rambouillet winners in the Paro wan Valley. Iris Wlom dg Forget resident Darngvan travels to view top flocks and return to Woroming with prized animals.
A historical column discusses youth pilferage, peer influence, and moral guidance. It questions what draws young people to misbehavior, warns about the dangers of growing criminal habits, and urges communities to provide constructive activities and supervision to steer youth away from theft and delinquency.
The County Clerk reports the issuance of several marriage licenses during the week including Lippe Wappoel Sactuna and Téaih Barkow of Richtiahl, Ginger Fauatel of avetied ute Ak Aw Tis Belt of Mamitas For, Lao L ituther of Tactuna, Veastington and Pago Walker of Cedar Gaty.
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