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Newspaper

Parowan Times

Location

Parowan, Utah, United States of America

Date

Nov 28, 1923

Page

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City Organized For Seal Sale In Parowan

Parowan community forms a local committee under Dr. Bergstrom to run the annual Christmas Health Seals sale. District canvassing, publicity in posters and talks, and coordinated plans for the first two days next week aim to raise about 160 dollars for tuberculin care and prevention.

J. W. Bergstrom City City Utah Public Health Association James H. Wallis Wallis Dr. Bergstrom N. L. Adams J. Clayton Mitchell W. Warner Mitchell Tuberento Six Bergstrom Macfarlane T. B Parowan

Improvements At Library Grounds Planned For Spring

The plumber laid water pipes and pop-ups around the library grounds last week so the lawn can be planted and watered. City plans remain unclear beyond completing the pipe work before sowing the grass, with beautification expected to continue in spring.

Nat Benson Suffers Serious Horse Accident

Nathan Benson sustained a badly broken leg on Saturday when a horse he had just traded reared over backwards at Wm. H. Lyman's farm. He was taken to Cedar City Hospital where an X ray showed a severe break. saddle removal revealed cockleburs under the horse blankets, likely causing the bucking behavior.

Nathan Benson Wm. H. Lyman Cedar City

Telephone Service To Be Improved After Acquisition

The Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Co. plans improvements to the Tron County plant and local exchange after acquiring title. O J Hyde and A A Hedberg say continuous service will be provided and 25 000 to 30 000 dollars may be spent rebuilding the system. Existing manager and operators will stay, with current rates until upgrades are completed and new standard rates apply.

Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Co Tron County Telephone Co O. J. Hyde A. A. Hedberg Salt Lake City Mn Iyde Hew

A Good Offer Rejected By Mr Borton

Mr. Borton refused a recent offer of 50 for eleven lambs of his own breeding, proving the quality of his stock and his faith in it. He previously sold ten stud rams for 1250 total at 125 each to Gibreath res. of Monta Vista Cal. They praised the rams after purchase. Spry Ulai reports Mr and Mrs Leroy Heap rejoicing over the arrival of their son a few days ago.

KR. Borton Gibreath Res Monta Vista Calo Spry Ulai Leroy Heap

Parowan Equitable stockholders form push for new mercantile company

At a recent Parowan Equitable gathering a five member committee was named to canvass Parowan and Paragonah for stock in a new firm to recover the Parowan Equitable property from the ZCMI. The aim is about 25000 dollars in capital with half paid upfront and the rest by June. The prior indebtedness stands near 43000 dollars, with inventories in progress for investor guidance.

Parowan Equitable Parowan and Paragonah

Ex-Service Men urged to file disability claims now

Dr B W Black Salt Lake City sub district manager of the United States Veterans Bureau urges ex service men of the late war to file disability claims for injuries from service. War Risk Insurance Act section 309 sets deadlines of five years after discharge or resignation or two years after death for payouts. Many men discharged after the Armistice in 1918 face maturing limits. communication with the bureau at once is advised to protect future rights.

B. W. Black United States Veteran's Bureau Salt Lake City U. S. Army Naval Tvo Veteran's Bureau Prestok

Three Men and a Raid Begins P G Wodehouse Serial

Times readers glimpse a new splens id serial story Three Men and a Maid by P G Wodehouse. The tale promises humor and quirky situations as the first installment appears on page seven. Purchase in book form would cost £1.50, while the year’s Times bundle offers multiple works valued up to 5.00 for 2.00.

P. G. Wodehouse Times

Basket Ball Boys Leave For Dixie

Basket Ball squad departs for St George to meet with Salt Lake City officials and other Southern Division schools. Referees L Nelson Marsden Jr and Orlando Adams from Parowan accompany the team. Game rates will be 90 cents per showl and will be equal for all teams in the state.

Tursday St. George Salt Lake City L. Nelson Marsden Jr Orlando Adams Parowan

Phos Mid Winter Play Daddy Long Legs

Announcement for a mid-winter school play titled Daddy Long Legs by PHOS. Promises forthcoming advertisements with further details on performance dates and venue to follow.

PHOS

Junior Dance A Success At Seviors Implicate Them

Cedar City report recounts a Junior class dance on Friday November 23 delayed by the mysterious disappearance of orchestral instruments. A jolly crowd enjoyed charming purple and white decorations and refreshing punch. Freshmen beat third years 2 1 in interclass debates with Thelma Brown and A H Bagley for freshmen and Darrel Corry and Grant Twitchell for third years. Judges were Randall L Jones Mrs John A Webster and Parley Fally.

Cedar City Bo A. C Thelma Brown A. H. Bagley Darrel Corry Grant Twitchell Rondall L. Jones John A. Webster Parley Dally

Pheasants Stir Farmers Over Crops And Club Dance

Farmers voice worry over Chinese pheasants released by the Gunard Club fearing crop damage to ripening wheat. Idaho reports show pheasants defending crops against grasshoppers this year while birds in the valley grow well. Remember the Gunard Lodge Club dance tomorrow night.

Gun and Red Club Idaho

Elder Pendleton Pleads for Help for German Saints

A Lutheran elder appeals for aid to aid German Saints amid wartime famine and inflation. A letter from Burshalz dated October 27 1923 to Bishop H L Adams thanks the community for donations and explains German conditions, hunger, unemployment, and skyhigh prices. The appeal notes the local committee and the need for funds to provide basic necessities as the region endures economic collapse.

Germmany Belon Pendleton Jl. Te Adams Cora L. Mortenson Joh P. Orton W.L. Adams Elder Pendleton

Chamber of Sommerge Drives Membership Push

The Chamber of Sommerge launches a week old plan that aims to recruit at least seventy five members. Ribbons will be printed for wearers and the drive runs until December when officers are elected. Committee members Jos B Dalton R J Fenton D A Matheson and H C Parcells lead the effort urging every citizen to join.

Mike the Canvas Sre Pla. Clark Melinda Adams Nelson Mareden Georgia Mitchell Chas D. Adams Emma Clark J. ©. Robinson Jr Alys Adams Jos B. Dalton Mary L. Orton Wm. Pritchard Kate Tyson LG. Parcells D. P. Barton R.L. Penton R.L. Penton, Mrs. J. C. Parcells, Thos. D. Adams, Amelia Topham S.J. Ward Baud M. Dalton Kothes Chamber of Commerce Messrs Jos. B Dalton R. J. Fenton H.C. Parcells

Victor Mokler Dead in Nevada Move

Victor R Mokler former city resident died on the sixteenth after more than four years of illness Mrs Mokler reports they left Mesquite Nevada in May and went to Ves Crl to live with her parents Frank and Mrs Zamboni where Mokler was bedfast until death He was a devoted husband and father and his loss leaves a vacancy in the lives of his wife and children The community offers sincere sympathy to the bereaved ones.

Victor R. Mokler Mr. Mokler

Special Conjoint Program by Stenners Literary Club

Announcement from the Stenners Literary Club of the M. I. A. for a special conjoint program next Sunday evening under their direction. Mr. King Hendricks of the BAC will speak on Shakespeare and the literature of his age. Miss Mary Orton will read from Shakespeare’s Merchant of Venice. Professor Ostler of FPHS will perform two violin selections. Rex Want delivered a fine talk on the slogan We stand for spiritual guidanc...

Stenners Literary Club King Hendricks B. A.C Mary Orton Professor Ostler FP. H. S Rex Want Bt T. A Gertrude Bentley

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Nat. Benson Stoge NEW Mercantile GO Basket Ball Boys Dixie Santa Clauser Anne Saya Christeas Burshalz Laden H. L. Adams Duetschland Lome Deutschland Santa Chamber OF Sommerge Victor Mokler
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