06 Oct 1920
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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1920
Page
1
Residents discuss county tickets and party candidates as community reports on marriages births and social events fill the Iron County Times. Prominent names include Evan Boyles Rex Ward Scott Day Jay Adams and Maggie Orton with Salt Lake City temple plans and State Fair attendance noted.
Typhoid padecle on the rise as newborns spark celebration with Mr and Mrs Fred Jones welcoming a daughter and Mr and Mrs Thornton Robinsons blessing another infant. Davenport of Parowaa offers support for a daughter, Bes Gelia Adair. Death of infant son of Mr and Mrs Stabeli elicits sympathy. Harvest and shipping talk amid wind relates pastime and field work. Couple Bunce and Miss Carpenter praised, wedding hopes, and best wishes for a long, happy marriage.
Senator King delivered an address to Farowan residents on Thursday afternoon and again in the evening. He spoke at length about his League of Nate theory, drawing in support from Pontsi followers and urging listeners to consider the issue more deeply. He cut short his Cedar talk to keep his Cedar engagement.
Delegates to the county convention nominate the Bolbowin ticket for representative. Walter J. Kinichell for Commissioner. Ranald Forsyth and Clarke Warder Mitchell for two year terms for Treasurer Gail Howley. Recorder Kate Taylor Sheriff Alfred Froyd Assessor Thea Woo Jones Surveyor EOS Gardner Auctioneer Ohn ii Foster.
The report notes Republican and Democratic party activity after a Friday primary. Hettridge was set to receive a county position and Thea Bennett was named for Precinct constable. Democrats eye Warner Altenedt for county clerk as they must choose a interim precinct officer replacing Mr Merhell.
Detroit dispatches report no price cuts on Dodge Brothers automobiles. Porowan Auto Group denies reductions, citing ongoing adherence to factory prices and business principles. Manager confirms demand remains strong amid factory expansion, with no plan to raise or cut prices.
A fragmentary tale follows a girl from childhood to adolescence and a boy who wanders through life seeking maturity. It hints at temptations, consequences, and social judgment, ending with a note about Garfield County News becoming the official paper after two weeks.
Judges awarded prizes to Day Farms, Pendleton & Son, Lyman, Barton, and others for various categories of ewes, rams, and lambs. Notable placements include Day Farms and Wm Pendleton & Son securing multiple firsts and seconds across 1 and 2 year old classes.
A notice indicates the edict of The Timee will go to Salt Lake City on business. The event has been moved forward, and many items have been promised. They are expected to appear next week.
Notice to members and non members about a Wednesday evening gathering at Mr Burton's residence. Officers will attend to discuss current issues and inform attendees on party matters. The invitation emphasizes cordial reception for all non members present at the event.
The delegates selected Saturday night to attend the county convention in Cedar Monday were W H Lrmat Ho of Mortensen, 2 W Bentler, Clair Rowley and TD aA H Matheon. Delegation instructed to support Wilford Day for representative, Bentley for clerk, Clair Howley for Retorder, Flosaé Hotchop Joe Treapuypey.
A sweeping section argues that recent New York finance center blasts mirror earlier bombings in San Francisco and Los Angeles. The author condemns organized crime and radical rhetoric, warns of eroding public confidence, and predicts pivotal impact on the upcoming presidential election.
Gasoline extraction from crude has risen with better refinery methods. In 1915 production nearly tripled earlier levels, reaching about 34 million barrels versus 84 million in the prior period, while overall industry demand and car usage boosted recovery and efficiency trends through recent years.
A damaged OCR fragment discusses wage interests, public security, and the balance between labor rights and state authority. It asserts that balancing industry, labor, and lawful work is essential, noting the long struggle to ensure equality before the law and to protect orderly society. The text hints at legal limits on who can work and when, aiming for fair access to employment under law.
A fragmentary item notes Diss Glenns Mareden and 14 in Salt Lake City attending events at the State Fair. Nelson Mareden and Albert Marsden travel with him by air to Sast Lake on Saturday, with Mareden returning after the fair and related church conference.
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