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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1925
Page
2
Brief wire story notes an important event reported for the general reader. The item highlights a notable occurrence with emphasis on timely, concise details suitable for quick reading.
A sprawling, tangled wire service style update covers incidents across Utah and beyond, including a fatal freight tunnel fall in Montana, rail crashes in Colorado and Wyoming, court actions, labor unrest, and public notices. It mentions arrests, fatalities, and investigations, naming cities such as Fargo, Moorhead, Denver, and Salt Lake City, assorted unions, officials, and the Maud rescue fuel case, with scattered dates and figures.
A war era fundraising drive for the American Legion reported total contributions near one million dollars with national headquarters in Indianapolis. The campaign listed many local chapters and individuals aiding through events, pledges, and ceremonies, noting notable donors and regional participation across states.
A garbled report describes Florida again leading a Legion Parade with Florida official Acoert Bot Leplon set to lead the march. The text lists various state departments and regions, claiming Florida's high membership and parade prominence with references to dates and duties.
In Salt Lake City luncheon remarks William H Spay lays out views on reclamation funding and federal land control. He warns western states face burden as new lands open and urges caution against overextension while urging full receipts from public lands to stay within state needs.
A fragmented German London broadcast message questions whether the dead will hear voices through the ether. It notes cooperation with broadcasters and asks if prominent figures will be heard, including references to Gage Wiedon and others, amid doubt over wide transmission reach.
The tomb of a well known figure is described as crowded with offerings and ornaments from bereaved women. A flag and silver items mark the site while uncovering details about the tomb and its guardians. Officials contemplate the fate of artifacts and the tomb’s future.
A garbled report outlines flying operations of the navy related to an Arctic expedition. It mentions lieutenant commander Batd, radio communications, and three planes traveling a combined distance of about 6008 miles. The fragment hints at weather, geography, and a few uncertain dates or outcomes.
A damaged OCR report describes avalanches in the Swiss Alps destroying fences and forests, killing livestock and threatening settlements. It notes weeks of clear weather followed by fresh snowfall triggering slides that bury fields, roads, and farms, with warnings of continued danger through the region.
In a cryptic note from Washington experts sought a single inch of optical glass but faced two failures in Germany. A supposed PeTEDEY disk blend of tea bee is mentioned. The process demands 4080 pounds of rar material with BeCAE methods. Reed’s help came through a Wolfarm density approach.
A fragmentary notice from a historical page references a dispute over wealth and marriage in a region called Content. The text mentions a tenet and a figure named Peat al Qua-ue Pade, but details are unclear and misprinted.
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