Cedar City Notes on Elections and Local Business
Cedar City faces a dull six weeks before the municipal vote with no clear frontrunner. Mayor Hunter's possible renomination looms as a likely outcome, while council and city officers may seek reappointment. A Homeowners Loan Corporation branch opens with C. J. Meeks in charge, handling district HOLE loans. Also, Miles Walker is charged with liquor sales to Indians, bound over to district court with a $500 bond.
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The
Home Owters Loan Corporation
Cedar City
J. Meeks
Hole Loans
Miles Walker
A. H. Rollo
Wedding shower honors Earl Topham couple in Paragonah
A Thursday night shower in Paragonah school auditorium celebrated the marriage of Mr and Mrs Earl Topham with many friends present and gifts given. Adelaide Lund hosted the officers and teachers. Also noted a new baby for Mr and Mrs Leo Bunton. Mutal Improvement Association opened with twelve Cedar City stake officers present. Officer changes occurred in both young men and young women groups with Davenport Lamoreaux and new councilors replacing former officers.
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Sirs
Earl Topham
Eenjoy
The
Mutual Improvement Association
Cedar City
James Anderson
Byron Robinson
Ray Robinson
Wm. T. Davenport
Joseph Lamoreaux
Fthel S$. Roth
Evelyn M. Davenport
Years of service equip Godwin to cover Washington
Paul Godwin, veteran journalist and former associate editor of the Washington Times, has covered every president from T. R. to present. He traveled with Gen Pershing in Mexico and accompanied Harding on the Alaskan trip. He helped liaise with the Prince of Wales press corps and served as charter president of the National Press Club. He stays engaged with Washington through weekly updates.
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Godwin
Washington
Washington Times
Arthur Firnsbane
General Pershing
Villa
Mexico
White House
T. R
Taft
Harding
Prince of Walesa
Urines
Paul Godwin
National Press Club
Cecmnittes
House
Senala Press Gelleries
Food as widely eaten across cultures
A Missouri Farmer writer notes nearly all living things become food for some people. Grasshoppers are poisoned and killed in the US, yet in Calentia they appear in restaurants. Arabs grind grasshoppers for pancakes and roast crickets with butter and salt, similar to parched corn.
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Missouri
Calentia
Valuable woods and rare mahogany from Oba's forest
Teak and sandal wood command steady prices for durability and fragrance. A premier mahogany tree from Oba, king of Lenin in West Africa, can fetch up to £2000 in Liverpool, with only one specimen in ten trees matching such quality.
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Oba
King of Lenin
West Africa
Liverpool
Shell-Fish That Spins With The pinna In Mediterraean Bed
Muddled note describes a shell fish that spins with the pinna and yields a shell ash material in the Mediterranean Bed. It claims this aquatic creature is among few that Spiiv sick and that Italy once wove the material into cloth for stockings. It notes Pope Benedict XV wore four pairs.
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Italy
Benedict XV
Sponge Stippling Adds Patterned Richness to Walls
Interior decorators use sponge stippling to improve rough or patched walls producing a pleasing textured finish. The method creates a patterned richness and enhances the room’s appearance.
Provo Orchestra Plays Dance at Brown Derby
Locals Mr Orwin Orton and his orchestra from Provo performed Wednesday night for a dance at the Brown Derby. The Beehive girls and Columbine swarm planned a canyon hike during the week to cook hamburgers. Fire making practice was noted as one purpose.
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Mr. Orwin Orton
Provo
Columbine
Parowan News Briefs Highlight Local Moves And Visits
Mr and Mrs Charles F Beantley welcome a baby son born Sunday of last week. Kenneth Joseph returns to school after summer at Bryce Canyon. Parowan student Blain Benson of Flagstaff Arizona asks for Times delivery. Local businesses back the four mill project including Dairy Company Mercantile and lumber mills. Roy Benson returns from Southern California with family. he worked at stockyards and packing houses. Arthur Petersen employed at Cece camp in Cedar City to tend horses.
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Charles F. Beantley
Kenneth Joseph
Bryce Canyon
Dairy Company
the Mercantile
Lumber Mills
Roy Benson
Southern
California
Arthur Petersen
Cece
Cedar City
Local Visitors and Property Changes Highlight Town News
Mrs Beatrice Dalton Harris and her son Robert traveled from Salt Lake City for a brief visit with relatives. D Orton bought the former sample room at the Paxton hotel and will remodel it into a residence at a northeast town lot. Frank Holm and family visited from Proche Nevada and joined Mrs Holm’s relatives for a mountain trip before returning to Nevada with Miss Hildreth Benson who will stay there for a while.
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Beatrice Dalton Harris
Robert
Salt Lake City
D. Orton
Paxton Hotel
Frank Holm
Proche
Nevada
Correction notice on County Fair prize listing
The published list misstated Marybell Fenton as winning second prize for a child's quilt. She actually won a first prize. Two quilts received blue ribbons and first prizes. Marybell's name was listed after the other quilt in the report. Publication of the correction follows.
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Marybetl Fenton
Lsted
Marybell
Odd Whiskey Count Distorted Ledger Entry
A garbled discovery reads like a drunken ledger puzzle where a man claims to empty twelve bottles down the sink with only portions saved in glasses. The text blends mis-spellings and repeated phrases as it notes counts reaching seventy four, then a final total. Mining location notices echo in the closing line.
City election secrets and Salt Lake City conference noted
In six weeks a city election is due but comments are secret. Local residents plan to attend a Salt Lake City conference next weekend likely to visit the fair. Report says Bishop H. L. Adama is taking relief society officers to the gathering.
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Salt Lake City
H. L. Adama
Barton seeks to send Times to Berkeley address
David P. Barton requests that his Times be forwarded to 2181 Parker Street Berkeley California as he leaves Boulder City to join his wife and boys in California so the boys can attend school He hopes to return to Parowan someday and asks friends to remember him
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David P. Barton
Parker Street
Berkeley
California
Dam City
Dayo
Parowan
Mitch ell Family Visits from Salt Lake City
Mr and Mrs J Clayton Mitch ell and their family traveled from Salt Lake City to visit relatives and friends in town and Ind ar City while attending to some business matters during the weekend.
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J. Clayton Mitchell
Salt Lake City
Indar City
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