Labor Day Celebration in Cedar City Draws Hundreds
Labor Day in Cedar City on September 4 featured a large parade from the Tabernacle corner to the parade route and a community celebration. Recruits from Iron County, Cedar and Parowan groups, plus Parowan Band, farm families, and residents filled the day with a parade, a tabernacle program, and a crowded Ward Hall dance and banquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar City
Homer
Iron County
Parowan
Bowie
Cetar
Tabernacle
Mamelrect
Sherifdon Fife
Soldier
Merrll Mitche
John Peterson
Maron
Cros Norrea
Mint
Benquet
Beef breed entry rules at Far Fremiuti Jet show
The notice discusses beef breeds entered in Class 1 Beep Breed Thes at the Far Fremiuti Jet show, with questions about which breeds may compete. It notes that prizes depend on the cattle being deemed worthy and that ownership and breed should not bar entry. the show proceeds for sheep as well and urges correct breed submission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amimnais
Tren
Remarkable Endorsement for Chamberlains Remedy from New York
Kirs Wo Williams of Stupjey NY writes that Chamberlains Cot and Diarrhoea Remedy relieved his father during a diarrhoea episode. He claims three doses cured him and grew his faith in the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Kirs Wo Williams
Stupjey
Wilford Dar Returns From Utah Trip
Wilford Dar and family came back from Terihern Utah Tastwoth where they were on business and pleasure combined. Air travel reports indicate a splendid trip thoroughly enjoyed by all members of the party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilford Dar
Terihern
Utah
Tastwoth
Parewan Weather Report For August Month
The tenth of August brought a warm day with a high around 1690. Morning was cool and clouds produced showers, with rainfall about 11 inches. Lightning appeared at times though no major storms were recorded.
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Kobe Dari
Alux Matheson
For Sale Team Nest Wufon and Wood Rack
Classified ad fragment lists for sale items including team nest wufon and wood rack at a very cheap price. Details are unreadable but indicates a local offers notice from the Times Office.
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Ab Times Office
Local visitors and residents gather in town
In the report Culver, recently in California, spent several days here helping with a large funded event. Mr and Mrs Jake Hergetrom from Cedar City visit Mr and Mrs Wm Mitchell and plan to stay about four nights before Mr Gergsmonm returns to California for college.
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Culver
Fife
Balfim Californy
Calfornia
Windsor
Jake Hergetrom
Cedar City
Mitchell
Mir
Ty Agen
Caullege
Pacovia High opens registration with courses on offer
The Pacovia High School will start registration at the old Tabernacle on Monday September. All students must register and select courses. Faculty will cancel any subjects without a required minimum, and make up work if schooling is interrupted by harvest season.
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Pacovia High School
Tabernacle
Apye
People Speak Well of Chamberlain's Tablets
I have sold Chamberlain's Tablets for about two years and have heard many good reports from paying customers who tried them. I believe there is no other preparation equal to them for headaches or constipation and they will do you good.
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Forwinica Biona
Cupid at Vassar at Opera House this Saturday
The Honeysuckle Serenade presents a four act country and school life comedy titled Cupid at Vassar. Proceeds support the Gow Ward Chapel and admission is 30 cents.
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Opera Honge
Local notes and ads mix at Cedar City store and school event
The fragment recalls Cedar City store ads by Abes Peoyd and Muss Froyde and Muss Lod Adama returning from Salt Lake City. It mentions a young lady seeking tailoring services and an upcoming school term with Farowan educators visiting to discuss enrollment and campus plans.
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Kead
Cetar
Adama
Salt Lake Caty
Paygen
Bals Alleho
Lo Howe
Farley Dalley
Honter
Oa OG
St Godar City
Farowan
Marten
Loabkey
Watch Us Grow Land Correspondent Reports Happenings
The issue notes several local topics including highway change suggestions, residents traveling for funerals, new central heating, and recent land activity. Mentions Wm W Gubler, James Alexander, Frank Brenrec, JA Root, and Carl Anderson’s death from a gas tank explosion. Residents comment on road improvements and increasing oil well production near Lund and surrounding areas.
County Fair Promotion Encourages Local Farmers to Exhibit
The article urges fair participation by county farmers to showcase livestock, crops, and farm products. It emphasizes proper branding, quality displays, and community support to ensure a successful event with exhibits and family activities.
Experience the Best Teacher Through Time and Practice
The passage extols experience as the best teacher and urges reliance on the wisdom of many who have learned from practice. It notes the value of collective experience over a single individual and mentions preparations for diseases and a social notice of a baby’s arrival.
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Courha
Children lead in An Opera House Friday
The primary children present an Ombrella titled A Wiesel Lo frandpa Thursday evening at the Opera House. Tickets are priced 10 cents for under 12 and 15 cents for over 12 with higher rates for adults.
High Opinion Letter on Cham berlan Tabletas
A fragmented testimonial from Mrs CA Barnes in Charleston praising Cham berlan Tabletas for bilicuences. The readable text suggests strong satisfaction with the product but is garbled making full details unclear.
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Chamberlan
Mra CA Barnes
Charleston
Thi
Increase Acreage in Winter Wheat for 1919
A communication from the Secretary of Agriculture urges farmers to raise winter wheat acreage by 120 percent in 1919. It details methods for expanding production while preserving soil and discusses county and state roles, urging careful seed quality and pest control.
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Srcretary of Agricultre
Re- Arne
Artii
Chakria
Disharon
Aliould
Ivan
Paro Solder Boys On Furlough From Feleraon Camp
Three Paro soldiers Feleraon Mernl Michell and Karan Smith are on furlough. They describe themselves as looking well and feeling fine. They say they have been treated well and are enjoying the work assigned to them.
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Rom Feleraon
Mernl Michell
Karan Smith
Parowens Solder Boys
Unscrambled Names and Agencies Listed in Memo
A garbled OCR passage shows multiple proper nouns including Hafen, KhariN Snow, Annie Tanner, McAlligter, Barkdall, Lale Lindsay, Maude Bo bnow, Arthur Hafen, Kimball Youre, Lavie Tandsay, Department of Agriculture, Nelson EF G, David Guiry, Varo BM OTuonner, Halk AG, Philip Barkdall, and FINE ART mentions. The text appears as a loose roster or index of individuals and agencies with no coherent narrative or dates.
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Guy Hafen
ET Kharin Snow
Annie A Tanner
Foow
McAlligter
Philip Barkdall
Lale Lindsay
Ealish Maude Bo Bnow
Arthur RK Hafen
Fon Furlaugh
Kimball Youre
Lavie Tandsay
Dept OF Agriculture
L Nelson
David Guiry
Taneet AM Halk AG
Whechanigc Aerts Draticd
Gourley
Fhulip Barkdal
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Cedar
Parowan and
Cedar Commercial Clubs
Parewan
Agricultural College of Atak
Southern Bial
Hg Bite School
Gallege
Home Economics
Mechanic Arts
Arts and
Science
Gallege Firbents
Finnepel
Dames of
Fara Futah
Mims
Cupid
Vassar
Gow Ward Chapel
Atork
Oscar Lsman
Harabell Adana
Comepany
Mre i & Norton
Gubler
James Alexander
Ket Artillery
Eait Lake
Frank Brenrec
Philip
Hia
Acre
JA Root
Parrent Fanek
Isdn Viere
Havi Gme
Gah
Faruia
Worthington
Carl Anderson
Milford
Mierda
Matheson
Lund
Hugo Hunt
Iaraneh
Salt Lake Eoys
Birs
Minowell
Geo
Eueler
Besuly
Moore Dareck
Ayey
Sharteaing
Thoreday
Stork
Gud
Mes
Horace Bhougard
George Kutekelson
Hasta
Tablets
Sal
Clilaunry
Dixie Normal College
Hurmal Department
Principen
John T Warburg
Maude
Sauer
Lome Meditlister
Embell Young
Joseph Ko Nicholes
Wales
BET OF
BIO Scierce
Dept OF Social, Science
Trastian
Tomy
A H Ao Wowdeard
al A Kimball Young
A PR Oa
May Ward
Emily
Wandward Merium Hall
Cale
Nettie Whitehend
David Gourky
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