Creamery to Aid Local Dairy Industry in Parowan
A Sunday meeting led by County Agent andAgricultural Professor Sargent endorsed supporting the B A C dairy project. Hoffman will run the creamery, operating Thursday start, with shipments twice weekly on Mondays and Thursdays. Farmers supply own cream cans via Farm Bureau, haul own cream to maximize profits, and Parowan could receive monthly cream checks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sargent
Agricultural Department
RB. A. C
Hoffman
Esplin
B.A. C
Stoffman
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Farm Bureau
Parowan
Parowan High School Juniors Show Spirited Start
Principal R L Fenton notes increasing winter registrations at Parowan High School while farm work keeps some boys away until storms. The Junior class, led by President Roca Lowder and adviser Miss Thorley, plans events including a Grand Halloween Ball Oct 28. Music director Claud Weight recently joined, replacing L J Adams. Friday meetings at 11 15 feature programs inviting parents and townspeople.
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R. L. Fenton
The
Parowan High School
Roca Lowder
Gardella Orton
Bernice Miller
Sec
Marva Greer
Ella Robinson
Marie Halterman
Thorley
Claud Weight
Springville
Utah
L. J. Adams
Weight
Fire damages attic and roof at Lowder residence
A fire in the attic of the old Lowder house, now home to Edgar Lowder and family, started by a stove pipe without a flue, nearly destroying the structure. Neighbors controlled the blaze after significant damage to the north roof area and rafters. Also noted is the Friday marriage in Beaver Utah of Wm H Clark and Mrs Dean Lyman to wed amid community support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lowder
Edgar
Wm. H. Clark
Dean Lyman
Beaver
Utah
Clark
Minnie Jiyatt Clark
Lyman
Alvin Benson
Oscar W. Lyman
Commissioners Hold Busy Session in October Meeting
At the regular October meeting of the Board of County Commissioners on Monday the 10th, with Adams and Williams present, the Iron Gun and Red Club requested county funds to transport fish from the Railroad to Parowan Canyon streams and were granted an appropriation. Road work updates noted Cedar Mountain and Parowan First Left Hand Canyon roads finished, Little Creek canyon nearly done, Arrowhead Trail dragged to the Washington County line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
Adams
Williams
Lunt
Iron Gun and Red Club
Parowan Canyon
Urie
Cedar Mountain
Little Creek Canyon
Beaver
Washington County
Genealogical Sunday Observed in Parowan Wards
Last Sunday was observed as Genealogical Sunday in Parowan and L D S Church wards. The Sacrament service focused on genealogy with a committee led program urging kept family records and formation of genealogical societies.
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Parowan
L. ID. S. Church
Mrs Bailes Heads South for Winter in Provo
Miss Anna M Bailes left yesterday to spend the winter in Provo She renewed her Times subscription and told the editor to ensure all issues reach her.
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Anna M. Bailes
Provo
the Times
Democratic Primary Call for Parowan Precinct 1921 Meeting
A Democratic primary is scheduled at the Library Auditorium at 7:30 p m on Thursday October 20 1921. The meeting will nominate candidates for city offices including Mayor, one four year term councilman, three two year term councilmen, City Recorder and City Treasurer, and address any other business.
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Democratic Party
Parowan
F A N Club Discusses Immigration Phases
The F A N Club met at Mrs Brickett's home with Mrs Parcells presiding. Mrs Gurr presented a paper on Immigration and Labor. Parcells spoke on the Trend and Suppression. A round table followed with songs by Sharp Parcells and Brickett. Refreshments were served. I A N's to meet at Mrs Gwen M Gurr's home this week.
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Brickett
Parcells
J. H. Gurr
Reynolds Visits Provo As Adams Family Forms Society
Mr A S Reynolds son in law of J E Paramore visiting from Provo with Mrs Reynolds and daughter. The Adams family has formed a Genealogical Society with Charles Adams as President Mary A Ollerton as Vice President Luella A Dalton as General Secretary Eva Adams as Assistant Secretary Francella A Sorensen as Corresponding Secretary and Melinda M Adams as Treasurer.
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A. S. Reynolds
J. E. Paramore
Provo
Adams
Chas. Adams
Mary A A. Ollerton
Luella A. Dalton
Eva Adams
Francella A. Sorensen
Melinda M. Adams
Opalian water color finish applied to city library walls
Painters Stevens and Warrington completed interior work at the Public Library using Opalian finish, offering a lasting alternative to calcimine. The green tinted walls resemble rich wallpaper and are praised for durability and beauty, though cost is higher. Mos Fern Thornton returns home after months in Salt Lake City.
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Messrs
Stevens and
Warrington
Mos Fern Thornton
Denoitel
Salt Lake City
Public eye specialist setup at Lemmon Hotel Friday noon
Dr. Burwell, an eye specialist, will be at the Lemmon Hotel at noon Friday for consultations. He comes highly recommended by locals who have received his care, and residents needing eye attention are urged to consult him before the cold weather.
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Burwell
Lemmon Hotel
Lo Srell
Optical dealer to attend hotels for eye exams Saturday
Dr. F J Alexander of Alexander Optical Co will visit McBride Hotel Paragenah on Saturday Oct 22 from 10 to 11 am and Lemmon Hotel the same day from 1 to 8 pm. Those with eye troubles should call. Messrs Orlando and Claud Adams return home after work near Payton.
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F. J. Alexander
The
Alexander Optical Co
McBride Hotel
Paragenah
Lemmon Hotel
Messrs
Orlando
Claud Adams
Beetields
Payton
Optimistic support from local advertisers keeps The Times thriving
The editor praises Wilford Day Mercantile Co and other long time advertisers for backing The Times. He notes their full page ad buys illustrate strong local business support and urges readers to read ads for value while acknowledging the paper’s survival depends on such sponsorships.
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Wilford Day Mercantile Co
the Times
Wilford Day Merc
Parowan E
Lamb sales and delivery noted in local trade
Mr J H Gurr sold his lambs to Mr P A Delmue and Lund delivered them, confirming a livestock transaction in the listings.
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J. H. Gurr
P. A. Delmue
Vin ,Lund
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OMIRY
CREAN
B.A. Gheamery
ASSAY
Wall Commerce
Group of Girls
Talk
Taylor Parkinson
Reading
Roca Rowder
Patton Boys
Clark-Lyman
Lowell Patton
Tanager
Donald Patton
Gault Patton
FISH
Charlotte Perkins
Eva J. Reeves
H. M. Hendrickson
Randolph Taylor
Cedar City
Cedar-Long Valley
H. W. Lunt
Dalley
Genealogical Sunday
Bishop Adams
Thomas D. Adams
Wm. Marsden
Mary Orton
John H. Dalley
Summit
House of the Lord
F. A. N. Club
Optimistis
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