Real School in Parowan Achieved by Mass Meeting
Parowan citizens held a mass meeting Sunday afternoon to secure a full fledged high school for this year. William H Irvin was elected chairman. A finance committee led by local bishops and trustees will devise ways to hire teachers and determine student numbers. School opens September 29 from first to twelfth grade with courses enabling admission to colleges and universities.
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Michell
Board of Education
Ehiave
May College of Universty
Mabey Chosen Republican Governor Candidate for Utah
Charles Mabey of Utah, World War veteran, was chosen as the Republican nominee for Utah governor on the 16th ballot. A 43 year old Army veteran and planter, Mabey served in the Spanish American War and received commendations from Brigadier General Richard W. Young for his bravery.
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Charles TR Maybe
Boontify
Utah
Charles K Mabey
Poweroor
Turoim
Mantia
Obs Conmanior
Richard W. Yoong
Anzans Temple Fund Drive Advance in Arizona
A regional temple fund drive outline asks all Latter Day Saints in Mess and nearby areas to donate for the temple erection. Bishops are urged to organize ward donations and notify members. Details on funds collection and remittance will be provided by the Presiding Bishopric.
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Anzans
Mess
Arizona
Bunda
Chearch
Gong
Pod
Ladies Republican Club Plans Busy Meeting Schedule
The Ladies Republican Club will hold regular meetings Wednesday evening in the library auditorium with six programs. Discussions cover campaign issues and guest invitations. trips to St George during carnival and Peart feast occur September 8, 9 and 16.
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Adams Flayera
St George
Election Results Show Narrow Support for School Levy and Bonds
The Monday election on levying taxes for four years and issuing a $30,000 bond to liquidate prior school debt drew sparse turnout. East side votes: 1 against tax levy, 7 for. 2 against bonds, 1 for. West side: 6 for tax levy, 8 against. 28 for bonds.
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Alomollisas
Brough
A Bachelor's Prayer in Wyoming Mountaineer Voice
A poetic plea from the Wyoming Mountaineer asks Time to turn backward and grant modest blessings. The writer longs for gentler dances, wholesome scenes, and a return to decorum without exposure or indecency.
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Bsekward
Tara Backesrd
Skiria
Wyoming Mountaineer
Study on Dairy Cow Productivity from Ulboo Herds
An Igoce Agreetral College report for Keilar 118 examines four herd groups best to poorest. It finds that the top cow, among the best in the sample, earned more money for owners, with data drawn from 554 cows in the closest clogs of the HME.
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Igoce Agreetral College
Keilar
Ulboo
Sabbath Observance Across the Nation
The article notes a rising joy in Fatoawsn oy Sutder and discusses Westwara's plan to keep the Sabbath holy, opposing secular waste and urging nationwide pallvapting sl observance over the country.
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Westwara
Pioneer Sarah Ann Adams Dies After Long Faithful Life
Sarah Ann Adams also known as Sarah Ann Davenport Adame was born February 14 1847 in Chesterfield Derbyshire England. The family emigrated to America around 1849 and settled in Parowan Utah in 1852. She endured pioneer hardships rising to a bright education and early theatrical talent later serving as a ward member for over 40 years. Married to Charles Adama in 1863 at age 16 she bore 12 children two of whom survived her. Grandchildren numbered 42 and she led the Heber Society for 15 years. She fell ill in August and died October 30 surrounded by family and friends. Her funeral drew many friends and Relief Society members. A poem written by her daughter Hallie Adameot titled My Mother Been Here expressed mourning and lasting influence.
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Parowan
Charles Adama
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Moresa Ficharda
Mrz Nera Orton
Avene
Tea Prices and Sugar Versus Tea Making Costs
An unclear fragment notes that sugar prices declined unexpectedly but mentions the impact on tea preparation. The text references a dollar amount to measure a teaspoon of sugar for tea and suggests changes in beverage costs.
Smoot Re elected Senator At Utah Republican Convention
At the Utah Republican state convention in Salt Lake City Heed Smoot was selected to succeed himself as Senator. The nomination came by acclamation amid applause and cheering for his name.
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Salt Lake City
Heed Smoot
Utah
Fia
Delegates Nominate Don Golson for Congress in Salt Lake City
Republican delegates at the First Congressional District convention in Salt Lake City last week chose Don Golson over Wilford Day for congressman. Day motioned that the nomination be finalized, and the assembly approved with enthusiasm.
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Firat
Salt Lake City
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Wilford Day
Ageinek
Day
Baligsting
Report on missing delegate selection at Paragonah convention
Report shows efforts to publish details from the gemestatic convention in Paragonah held last week where state Democrat delegates were chosen but the item failed to be published. Secretary El Ht Corry of Cedar City was asked to send the report for publication, but no update has appeared.
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Paragonah
EL Ht. Corry
Cedar City
Salt Lake City
Psarowan
Wicmnby
Miller A Rass Millinery Co
Denver
Pay Up First Patrons of the Times Face Credit Notice
A garbled notice urges patrons who secured deals on credit to pay before sending future work outside. It mentions location between Beaver and Parowan and asks a Finder to return a bag and contact Parowan by telephone. Also notes Mrs Dean Lyman and Mrs Gyunaoa Millidony and Salt Lake City shopping.
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the Times
Beaver
Mre
Dean Gyunaoa
Kiva Lyman
Salt Lake City
September Racing and Events At Parowen Fair
Announcement for a three day fair from September 27 to 29 featuring a six pace meet and a nine real race meet. Also plan rolling bronco riding wild steer riding buffalo riding wrestling and dancing. Prize money will be offered to champions of each event.
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Bo Parowen
Fire Season Outlook and Past Blazes Spur Forest Service Vigilance
Foresters report cautious optimism for the fire season with improved fire fighting forces and a favorable fire danger forecast. Remembrance of the 1910 and 1919 blazes fuels continued vigilance as small fires appeared in Wyoming and the Pacific coast during early summer.
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Peteral
Bridger
Wyoming
Payel
Fire prevention effort grows as forests face rising wildfires
The article notes intensifying fire danger in the forest regions with rain dampening yet fires burning under wake. Delorms started a total of 65 fines in Povette while Rangers report active enforcement and no ice buildup. Forest Service officials urge public vigilance before the peak danger period, warning firefighters now rely on collective care to protect timber.
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Bose
Pavette
Saimog
Teton
Bourtnta
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Forest Service
National Forest
Everpbody
Dentists Aid Urgent Demand With Cedar Visit Plan
Amid urgent demand for dental care, Dr E Smith plans a Cedar visit lasting about a month. Patients with teetah trouble may travel to Cedar for treatment at a reduced cost, roughly six hundred dollars per visit, provided they fast during the appointment.
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E. Smith
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