01 Oct 1924
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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1924
Page
1
The Cedar City Republican county convention chose E. E. Wohismea for Long Term Commissioner and Higbee for the short term, with William Williams and others among the nominees. Delegates clashed over slatings, votes, and party factions in a crowded caucus that produced a mix of favorites and surprises.
Attorney J Mi Foster of Cedar Gatvais pledges support for Ribbind and criticizes Judge Burton while praising Higgins and Murdock. He claims Burton undermined the legal profession, cites past conduct and calls for fair hearings, noting concerns over political influence and judges’ independence at the Parowan convention.
A fragmented report notes a gubernatorial candidate schedule in Utah with a Friday morning meeting at a chapel and a visit to Parowah for a workers gathering. It mentions associated party workers and a county convention with delegates to nominate a candidate and plan campaign activities.
A lengthy feature praising Rambonel Shaw's role at the Ramhouliel Show and Bake highlights his publicity impact. The article credits Thomas Eo E4enen of Geder City and Tyon Springs for reporting the piece, noting Shaw's influence on local industry and public interest. It mentions press contributors and earlier coverage by West Tie and Daily Toure Stockman, and lauds Shaw as a booster for the event and for regional ads.
The County Clerk lists marriages including Ray Eeling and Tattina Baker. Beryl Shah. Daniel Dave Me Lath and Akmary Clark of Cedar City. Arona of Iowa. Ada Melung of Sedat Cay. Legrand Con and Millrveelle Wihans at Cedar Dell overlook the Demerate Primety Friday evening at 33 clock.
Verna Orton Lat, born April 14 1599, daughter of Samuel T Grion and Cater C Orton, died after a hospital stay following a fire that worsened her weakened condition. A teacher since 1919, she led Sunday school and served as secretary of the Young Ladies Work Improvement in 1921 before a recent presidential change. Funeral services Tuesday featured remarks by local clergy and community leaders, with hymns, poetry, and tributes to her devoted service to family and church.
In the county office the treasurer mailed refunds to taxpayers who paid personal property tax this year. The refunds cover the excess over the previous year’s levy and reflect a slight reduction in the tax.
Mr and Mrs Mit Mestensen of Landers are in town for business visits, meeting local contacts and examining opportunities. They plan several calls with firms and may return for further discussions next month.
The urgent push for a state tuberculosis sanatorium continued at a Salt Lake City convention held at the Hotel Utah belt Lake. Delegates from across Utah heard leaders discuss funding, location, and backing from the Salt Lake Chamber of Commerce while noting high death and infection rates.
The Democratic Party of Parowan calls a primary meeting at the County Courthouse on Friday October 3 at 5 PM to elect eight delegates to the party convention in Cedar City and handle related business. Jim Walter C. Mitchell is precinct chairman and John R Adams secretary.
A survey of Iron County school children found about 45 percent with goiter. The program will extend through the year in districts where parents consent, aiming to treat uninfected children and prevent new cases.
MoTA officers announce a ward council meeting on Sunday evening and extend an invitation for all to attend. A party proposal has been reviewed but details remain unclear.
Mrs Lacila Bo Adams hosted a Monday evening social for her niece Verene Adams who faces health concerns. A large gathering of friends shared a pleasant evening with gifts including silk handkerchiefs, gifts, and other tokens. Refreshments of punch and wafers were served as the event concluded.
A fragmented catalog of book titles and author names across subjects from libraries and education settings. Includes science engineering economics astronomy psychology history and social studies with inconsistent spellings and partial phrases.
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