Tren County School Board Meeting Notes 1919
The Tren County School Board met January 6 1919 in Cedar City. Transportation for Paragons to Pars Wad Fieh School was discussed with $125 weekly approved. Enoch Burton and others to handle concrete work and water connections for the new building. Fountains for Parowsno Brounda to be estimated. An extra seventh grade teacher to be hired Freeman Brunton. Several teachers approved Ardella Bateman Rulon Hwell va Kell Tithe Sarver Mrs WL Mitchell Maud Woods Flosae Garde. Sup Lewis to arrange agriculture equipment for Parowan High School. Superintendent to meet Nada Latimer residents to decide school location. Institute for Iron Washington and Beaver County teachers to be held in Cedar City planned.
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Tren County School Board
Cedar City
Paragonsh
Pars- Wad Fieh
Decker
Enoch Burton
Pew
Faro- Wall
Decker Wes
Fox
Coome i Parewas
Freeman Brunton
Plecker
Ardella Bateman
Rulon Hwell
Va Kell
Tithe Sarver
Mra W
Mitchell
Maud Woods
Flosae Garde
Parowan High
Lewis
Nada
Latimer
Ees
Beard
Gedar City
Iron
Washington
Beaver County
Road Complaints Stir Iron County Highway Woes
Iron County official Wilford Day blasts the Beaver to Parowan highway as the worst in the state. He says Governor Bamberger should compel immediate action by the road commission, while Tron County officials misspending iron funds. Day vows to push for county road funding during his Salt Lake visit.
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Wilford Day
Iron County
Beaver
Board of Commissioners
Tron County
Brgte Road Commission
Galt Lake
Tabaul
Salt Lake
Aarual
Salt
Ake
Emety
Boxeldar
Cache
Carbon
Davia
Tero
Duchesne
Emery
Fare Field
Grand
Iron
Joab
Ridlard
Cro
Oro Pete
Sevier
Summit
Toole
Dintah
Weab
Eaghteen
Wayne
Toro
Wrashington
Weber
Wilford Davis
Salt Lake City
Bamberger
Day
Women Organize Local Farm Bureau Initiatives Surge
Reports show Farm Bureau Organization For Women meeting in County towns to promote family farm bureau activities with men for road and water projects. Women undertake home improvements. rumors note a Peoples Ticket for Parowan. readers urged to boost local subscriptions and support political efforts. clerical notices reference bank checks, court actions, and wartime insurance awards totaling over 21.9 million.
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From
Parowan Times Adverts Promote Local Trade Way
Advertising tips tout the Parowan Times as the best medium to reach buyers and sellers with notices for livestock sales farm ads and local classifieds. The piece mentions hog purchases, breeding stock, and price terms, plus state tuberculin death counts and political notes from a Utah session.
Look Out Bad Check Artists in Iron County
Sheriff Froyd announces that bad check artists will no longer escape punishment by payment. They will be brought before the judge for punishment according to the law and admitted offenses.
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Froyd
Shariff Froud
Health Is Power Through Clean Living And Exercise
Health is largely a matter of labor and sensible living. We should view health as strength beauty and joy not weakness or fate. To gain health we must earn it by following laws of health including cleanliness proper diet exercise and fresh air.
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the Times
Paravwan Times
Grover
Marriage Announcement From Salt Lake Temple
The Salt Lake Temple ceremony on October 2 unites Thos AH Myera and Miles Doris Thornton. The groom is a respected young man of hard work and integrity, while the bride, daughter of Mir and Mea Wo U Thornton, is known for homemaking. The couple plan a four week northern state visit before settling in Paroran.
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Salt Lake
Thos AH Myera
Miles Doris Thornton
Salt Lake Temple
Hugh
Mir
U Thornton
Local exhibit at Syracuse fair touts value of country papers
A Syracuse alate fair display highlighted the importance of rural weeklies, with a placard accusing editors of raising subscription prices. The state claimed in four years 123 country newspapers in New York ceased operations, while the Ithaca College of Agriculture explained focal newspapers strengthen community life alongside church, school, home, and farm.
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Syracuse
New York
Stull
Stull Andther Card
Gericullture
Ithaes
Focal
Red Cross On Border Moves Against Mexicans
Red Cross activity on the Mexican border reports magnified distances and large posts along the 2000 mile line between the United States and Mexico. Among the 24 army posts and 74 outposts one large post is at Columbus New Mexico 73 miles west of El Paso with 400 troops including infantry and most of the 12th cavalry. Units have been stationed there three years under Camp Furlov direction with a home service section in Columbus.
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United States
Mexico
Columbus
Nmm
el Pass
Ith Infantry
12Th Cavalry
Hed
Camp Furlov
Colombus
Parowan and Cedar Notes Show Local Happenings and Social News
The Cedar Times outlines community life with weddings, engagements, and social events. Entrants include Cedar residents Garces Lent and Elmer Ashton marrying, plus Irene Haccog and Ralph Hansen and others planning future ties. Local clubs meet, noting a Cedar NOTES gathering, dances at the public school, and updates on soldiers returning from service with hometown support.
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Dan Cupid
Rettig
Matomoony
Misa Garces
Elmer Ashton
East Lake City
Maga Ann South
Cedar
John Wright
Bingham
Irene Haccog
Ralph Hansen
Salt Lake City
Anna Harria
Willard Ferking
Marriage notice in Salt Lake Temple joins lives in Beaver City
Married in the Salt Lake Temple, Nettie Lamoreaux wed Mir Bernard Bolégin of Beaver City. The bride is well known here and respected, and friends extend wishes for a long, happy, useful married life. The couple will reside in Paragonah.
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Salt Lake Gray
Nettie Lamoreaux
Tourced
Salt Lake Temple
Bernard Bolégin
Beaver City
Ecores
Drienda
Fire district plans eyed for Main Street area
Citizens discuss forming a fire district on Main Street and preventing blight from lumber yards, while considering paving districts and sidewalks. They ask about a new garage at No and Whitney corner near the courthouse, and whether nearby shops and venues including Equitable, DaToo’s shoe shop, Square Deal Cafe, and Rex moving picture theatre should relocate to Main Street.
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No & Whitney
Court House
Nain Street
Rou Dhick Ibshine
Equitable
Da'too
Square Deal
Orto Main Street
Alan the Rex Moving Picture Theatre
Chatoberlan's Coughs Remeds and Extending Reach
A fragmented remedy notice promises Chatoberlan cough cures for equgha croup and whooping eggurh. It claims sale nationwide in the United Blkes and many forewn epentriea. The ad hints extraordinary memo a medicine with notable fame and urges trust as a trap to catch the reader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ibig & Medicina
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Lodigerion, Baloummeas, Constipetoe
Chamberlain
Times
Icon County
PHS
Farm Bureau Organization For Women
Parowan
Politcians
Gut Faragonak Teadera
J. W. Bentley
Buthnbet
Rosinage
Mr Jones
Nis Maud Stevens
Enoch
Bureau of War Loask Ingorahem Ketal
Ineurance Division
Mortenson
Duree
Jersey
Kckert
Gale
Thomas Larreence
Utah
Fev
Ite
Farewan
Paragonah
Blomef
Geaagna aLand
Manvers
Health First
Northers
Paroran
Red Cross
Ak Ruthie
Pabine
Barkholder
Ed Stubis
Modena
J. W. Moore
Prout, Ttah,orgee & Ai Cookat Parowan
Boeckhorn
Culver
Moperial Valley
Gahfgrma
Bia
Parowsa
Bare of
Maine
Kiera Kinane
Fleaze
Mary B. Orton
Frank Dalton
Cowley
Wyo
Ira Dalton
Rah Benson
Br Green
NS Whitney
Parowsao
Dre MN M West
Waga
Farowah
Farowan
Cedar Notes
Gasidy Root
Lesa Fife
Mire JW. Mendenhall
Payson
Mra Mendenhall
Mra Bengt Nelson
Paysson
Mra Nelson
Harry Thorley
Alaska
Beachera
Cedar Public School
Wro Pacill
Franca
EFA
Tha aLadenta
the Tedy
Parago
Chatoberlan
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