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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1925
Page
5
Fragmented, sensational piece touts atomic control and electron energy. It imagines vast uses in health, agriculture, and medicine, claiming major societal disruption for medicine and industry while warning of profits and power shifting away from traditional practitioners.
A nostalgic advertisement extols Golden Harvest flour and Golden Barrel beer with claims of natural flavor from wheat, minimal processing, and a restored old mill aesthetic. It explains the milling steps from cleaned wheat entering the mill to flour output, praising texture and taste while promoting cheaper production.
William Joseph, a long serving county official and educator in Beaver County, was killed by a lightning strike while with his sons near Mineola. The event also claimed his father and left a widow and large family, with relatives mourning his death after a life spent in public service and teaching.
Salt Lake City papers report Joseph T Richards to be reap pointed as Federal Probation Agent for Utah. Several other probation officers are being notified to seek new jobs before they are relieved of duties, stressing Richards not being regarded as having fully earned tenure in the office.
A long list of local names and events from Cedar City, Parowan, and nearby areas, including attendees at funerals and visits, travel between Logan, Salt Lake City, and Nephi, a scarlet fever case, and community notices on auctions, sales, and livestock at the fair. Names include Mary Gilertson, Juliette G Adams, Albert Warren, Mr. and Mrs. Tormaster, Judge Burton, and Wm Pritchard. events feature a funeral, a surprise visit, a concert, and livestock exhibits.
County teachers demonstrate notable progress in education, with more than forty percent aiming for advanced degrees and continued training. The article notes a shift toward improved methods and increased professional development among instructors in Iron County.
A garbled OCR fragment suggests a science event or fair with reference to a keynote and a deadline, but crucial names dates and places are unreadable. The text indicates possible participation by students or scientists and hints at a planned demonstration or talk, though specifics are missing.
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