22 Oct 1924
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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1924
Page
1
The government panel discusses a major reform effort led by a noted executive claiming to helm a state enterprise. He asserts long tenure and control over equity stakes as the body debates constitutional alignment, party influence, and upcoming leadership changes.
The FA XM Club met at the home of the Poa Wark Moms for a lesson on a literary curse. The Golden livece and Drat Merion by Furies were translated by Warvey. Members engaged fully and decisions were taken. The next session will cover The Tran War read by Mr Ads Barton.
Ward officers and organizers are summoned by the church to a 3 o’clock Sunday meeting at the Tabernacle. The purpose is to arrange a teacher emulation program for those who will perform the work, as ordered by the bishop. The notice notes the plan was not previously stated by the bishop.
A group of teachers plans to leave their town to relocate to Sadi Lake City to join an educational institute project. Officials say the move aims to advance the teacher training program and improve local education resources.
The list presents a Republican slate with President Calvin Coolidge and Vice President Charles Dawes for the coming election. It includes congressional candidate Dong Coolson, Secretary of State K G Crockett, State Attorney John E Woltly, State Treasurer Joan Waller AtwrHey, and others, reflecting a regional party lineup.
Word from the counts fee tal at Coot City reports Adams Las recovering from a wound. He has no use of his legs yet but shows signs of improvement, and doctors hope he will regain strength overnight. His mother left the hospital as Lr Macfarlane says Frank may be moved to a wheelchair briefly to play, if possible.
The report notes speakers at a Sacrament meeting including Leonard Evans and others discussing community observance, with Joseph Smith mentioned in relation to food aid. It references future services next Sunday with Howard Maughan and others expected to speak and potentially occupy the time.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions individuals such as Lewder Jr and several names, plus a reference to property near Parsypon and possible future transfer. Audience appears to be a local notice or legal matter with bids or auctions. Details are garbled and names uncertain.
A health lecture by Professor ROA Biotas Ir recon iy and the Litwh State Health Association will be held this week. The event promises illustrated lantern-slide scientific pictures. Admission is free and aims to boost public health awareness across the state.
Colton spoke in Rial trial district about campaign strategy. He defended an independent path and urged voters to support a third party alternative in the upcoming race.
A small group from the Reef Society Stake and Ward officers gathered at the home of OW in Pendicton May to raise a purse for Lier Ralon Pendicton. Attendees included Tony and Gorman Avery Dessant. refreshments were served and a schedule remained to be set.
A newly formed local club at Cedar Gite gathers members from Franch Aycan College Tae and nearby areas. Officers include Kotha Middleton as president, Abe Landgren as another leader, and LaMor Laisa serving in multiple roles amid a mix of names and unclear titles.
A fragmented report lists multiple individuals tied to a community event or meeting. Names include Thomas J Williams, Chrisita Ss Tuhee, Frank Kutcher, Edna Sheri, Willow Adams, Nola Huober, and others from Cedar City and nearby areas. The text is garbled with many misspellings but indicates a scheduled gathering in the week ending with wine and discussion of proper spellings.
A preliminary hearing was postponed indefinitely after a defendant failed to appear. A note indicates defense counsel stated it would be impossible for him to attend, with the schedule remaining unsettled for several days.
Fragmentary notes indicate planned appearances by Campa figures this week and mention a Tall on Le Parowan opening event. Details on location hour or schedule remain unclear amid garbled text.
Smead Oot withdraws from a campaign citing his wife's health. The report notes medical concerns affecting public duties and mentions related attention in Washington.
On October 2 in Lake Temple, the mass featured notable figure Wooley of the Pate Derazanrics leading the service. Attendees reported a strong sense of community and reverence throughout the ceremony.
A court notes an appointment of a juvenile judge was delayed in county proceedings. The attempt to fund the position encountered preliminary obstacles before funds were identified. The case mentions compensation requirements and possible adjournment as investigators pursue proper financing.
A garbled OCR fragment describes a boy named Wilenk Lad breaking an arm and another incident involving a Mr Tidward Glew and various unnamed people. The text includes scattered phrases about a window, wind, and a wrist injury, with multiple illegible names and dates.
A chaotic OCR fragment describes the Rebet Society scheduling a contest and a debut performance. It mentions a meeting of whack ers and details about codes, a fort and year of use, and an upcoming debut by a group or individual.
A local bazaar is planned for Tuesday at Hood after the Behel meeting. The event will offer aprons of all kinds bullet sets leicheon sede laugdey Begs ready made attire and more. No sales before sunset after meshing.
An OCR fragment notes an unusual event titled Something Toe Remember and referencing a first Thursday meeting. The readable text mentions SLU and a 0 percentage and Bhai but lacks clear context, participants, or location to confirm details. The readable phrases suggest a miscellaneous local note or notice.
Local hunters named LJ Adwins Marla Top fuan and Ernest Dalton have been reported in connection with deer poaching. About half the town’s men were affected during the season with several still at large. Limited details and unclear phrasing obscure the full sequence of events and individuals involved.
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