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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1929
Page
4
The Saturday Evening Post editorial argues the defect lies in practical organization and institutional machinery. It calls for faster trials, fewer frivolous appeals, simpler indictments, and better jury systems to restore respect for law and effective governance.
County officers received notice that the State Board of Pardons has finished with the Nelson and Bryant case and the Sheriff must place them in the penitentiary under the original commitment. The board’s action sparked debate over authority and timely notification. The Times contributed by prompting inquiries, highlighting ongoing concerns about crime and law enforcement effectiveness.
A reader notes heavy rains and floods in Utah counties from Nephi to Cedar City with multiple washouts and gully washers. The piece jokes about Cedar City’s big scale weather impacts compared to Parowan’s moderation and praises the season’s beneficial rains.
Agricultural bulletin advises keeping drinking water for poultry fresh in heat and renewing twice daily. Notes Rambouillet sheep with heavy facial wool may have heavier feces. Highlights dairy herd improvement associations testing 295 lb butterfat per cow yearly, and U S grain rations for pasture with suggested mixes of ground oats and bran or wheat bran with corn meal and cottonseed meal.
Feeds for moulting hens suggest using egg-portion mash freely while restricting scratch feed to encourage mash intake. Mash should be one half to one third of total feed. Avoid mixing mash with warmers and do not tempt sudden changes or crowding birds. Moving birds or close confinement after range exposure may trigger premature malting.
A garbled dialogue fragment shows a henchman and Senator Sor ghura discussing a boss who hates instructions for 508. They note conditions changing daily, making it hard to identify the real boss, with quote lines attributed to a Washington Star figure.
Deb expresses anxiety about money and marriage as she fears starving. The fragment hints at a troubled relationship and financial strain within a household.
A fragmented humor piece recites sayings about wisdom and silence and includes garbled dialogue about Peggy revealing she is eighteen and a few nonsensical lines. The text reads like a playful, misheard exchange with stray names and odd phrases. The overall tone is light and whimsical, with stray references to editors, birthdays, and a bridge game remark.
A garbled page presents assorted quotes and stray lines from a radio salesman and various voices. It includes jumbled phrases about relationships, aging, possession, and a brief exchange on kissing and endurance, all devoid of a clear narrative.
Fragmentary OCR text presents a dialogue about marriage intentions and social formalities. The readable lines hint at a character declaring intent to marry and a terse reply, reflecting stage dialogue tone rather than a full narrative. Names, places, or dates remain unreadable.
Reader advertisements include A M Aiorris for palating and decorating with estimates, land and water for sale in Paragonah Utah, cabbage for sale by Toy Moore Parawan, and a Maytag Shop used washer for sale in Cedar City. Also notes Ken Lynn joining Win J Lowder in a campaign against predatory animals employed by the government as poison and trap per the report.
In the 11th Judicial District Utah Iron County creditors must present vouchers to the administratrix Martha Jane Openshaw at Paragonah Utah or by mail by October 2 1929. Dated July 30 1923 Attorney Durham Morris for Administratrix Parowan Utah also notices a George Frith estate with a similar October 2 1929 deadline and executrix attorney listed Parowan Utah.
The piece argues that personal money and rights come with responsibilities to the community. Citizens must follow rules, support common causes, and forfeit certain freedoms to sustain a stable government. Without participation and sacrifice, friendships, social bonds, and life’s value erode in society. Newcastle Thursday reports the reflection on rights and duties.
Fragmented account describes a legendary tribe of Amazonlike women encountered by an explorer. Tall, robust females with long hair and animal-skin attire allegedly used bows and arrows to fend off explorers, shaping myths around the Amazon River and its dangers.
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