Paragonal Notes on Local Health and Politics
Paragonal news reports Mr and Mrs J Lowe Barton driving to Salt Lake City for medical consultation following surgery while they recently moved back from California. A new baby girl arrived for Mr and Mrs Barton last week. Amasa Stones seeks the case worker job left by E B Dalley in Cedar City. Paragonah Democrats plan to nominate a fall town ticket. Republicans held the current Town Board for two years. County assessor Hillman Dalles to attend the National convention in San Francisco with state tax officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.lowe Barton
Salt Lake City
Lowe
Wim. Dalton
Barton
Mrs. Barton
Mrs. Wilford
California
Amasa Stones
B. Dalley
Cedar City
Paragonah
Thomas A. Robinson
Revere Robinson
Orson Talbot
Archie M. Lamoreaux
Asa Topham
Jane Adams
Betsy Boardman
Hillman Dalles
San Francisco
Chicago
Mr. Dalley
Utah State Tax Commission
Boxelder
Diseases rise across Utah with 118 cases reported
The Utah State Board of Health logged 118 communicable disease cases for the week ending September 28, up nearly 50 percent from the prior week. Whooping cough and mumps led the increases, with reporting from Carbon, Emery, Salt Lake, and Utah counties.
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Utah State Board of Health
Wiliam M. McKay
State Board of Health
Carbon
Emery
Salt Lake
Utah
McKay
Estray Notice and Birth Announcement in Parowan
Notice of estray describes a two year old bay saddle horse gelding with white hind feet in Parowan City Precinct Iron County Utah to be sold October 21, 1939, at 10 00 AM if unclaimed. Also reports birth of baby boy to Mr and Mrs Ray Simpkins in Caliente Nevada and Iron County Hospital on October 1, 1939. A protein supplement claim offers appetite and thrift benefits for livestock.
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Utah
Iran
Parowan City
Harrell Dalton
Parawan City
Iron County
State of
John A. Evans
Ray Simpkins
Caliente
Nevada
Iron County Hospital
Jack Moore ReEnlists and Returns to Monterey Post
Jack Moore rejoins the U S Army and reports to Monterey California for a one year assignment after a three month furlough following service in the Philippines. A farewell party was held by his family with thirty one relatives and friends, featuring a supper and games. The item notes ownership and staff details for Parowan Times dated October 1 1939.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Moore
United States Army
Monterey
California
Jack
Philippines
J. W. Moore
Apple Growers Propose Marketing Program
Representatives of apple growers and associations who met at the U S Department of Agriculture proposed restricting fresh fruit marketing to U S grade combination or better and barring below U S No 1 for storage This plan calls for diverting about 20 million bushels from fresh channels into by products or other outlets with at least half bought as U S No 1 grade by the Federal Surplus Commodities Corporation Local committees will gauge diversions and the program targets the emergency season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Washington, D. C
U. S
A. L. Stark
Utah State Agricultural College
U.S
Federal Surplus Commodities Corporation
Stark
Cedar City Couples Obtain Marriage Licenses
The County Clerk's office reports licenses issued this week to Scott Batt 21 and Alice Baldwin 19 of Cedar City. Buford Joseph Zimmerman 25 and Sybil Juanita Murphy 18 of Parowan. Milton Holt Hyatt 20 and Trene Marsden 20 of Parowan. George Rex Marshall 26 of Minersville. Nina Rae Martin 18 of Greenville Utah. The Times priced at $2.00 per year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott Batt
Cedar City
Alice Baldwin
Buford Joseph Zimmerman
Parowan
Sybil Juanita Murphy
Milton Holt Hyatt
Trene Marsden
George Rex Marshall
Minersville
Nina Rae Martin
Greenville
Utah
Local residents attend events and travels across several states
Dr Wesley Le Bayles spent days in Salt Lake City on business. Miss Shirley Warren vacations in Idaho Falls visiting Miss Cora Lloyd. R H Benson left for the LDS conference in Salt Lake City to visit relatives. Lellon B Heap returned home after hernia surgery. Mrs Alvin Decker attended a funeral in Victor Idaho. Grant Lowder of Fillmore visited here with family. Mrs Laura Fickett of Tooele visits with the Skougard family. Burton spent weeks in Los Angeles visiting sister Francella A Sorensen. Wm C Mitchelfer rode to Salt Lake City for the LDS conference and to visit daughters. Dr Reed W Farnsworth leaves Bergstrom Ellmore firm to set new offices, will practice at Iron County Hospital in the interim. Mrs Benson Haycock and children traveled from Provo for tonsil surgery and visits. The Bayles family notes Mrs Bayles feeling better post operation with Mrs Wallace Houston visiting in Paguch.
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Young Mr. Lincoln
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Comedy & News
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Wayne Morsis
Macintosh
Star Brand Boots & Shoes
Beam
Parowan Mercantile Co
U. S. Army
Congress
Pahowan Times
State of Utah
Tron
W. Warner Mitchell
Parowan Times
L. N. Marsden
H. D. Bayles
John F. Bayles
Charles Adams
John H. Gurr
Walter C. Mitchell
George A. Lowe
Charles D. Adams
Patowan
Bufford J. Zimmerman
Sybil Murphy
Presbyterian Church
Wm. McRae Forsyth
Oklahoma
Miss Murphy
John H. Murphy
Peter H. Gurt
APPLE
the Times
Speery
Speery’s
Southern Utah Dairy Co
Wesley le Bayles
Shirley Warren
Idaho Falls
Idaho
Cora Lloyd
R. H. Benson
Lellon B. Heap
Alvin Decker
Victor
Grant Lowder
Fillmore
Grant
Laura Fickett
Tooele
E. F. Skougard
Burton
Momning
Los Angeles
Francella A. Sorensen
W. Clair Rowley
Maurie' Jones
Wm. C. Mitchel Fer
Wednes
Salt’ Lake City
Reed W. Farnsworth
Bergstrom’ and Ellmore
Farnsworth
Iron County Hopital
Wallace Houston
Pa Guitch
Heg
SA Matheson Family
Mitchell Variety Store
Telequiz
the Mountain States Tel. & Tel. Company
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