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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1932
Page
5
Parowan Utah notice lists mailing, legal notice, and classified rates for second class mail matter. Rates include per inch display per line leading notices and classified columns. Rates shown as 250 19e 10¢c 10¢.
The piece weighs arguments on whether improving business conditions are genuine or staged for political gain. It cites Senator King and humorist Will Rogers, notes stock market activity, and suggests the aim is to swing votes while hoping for lasting better times.
The Republican convention moves from St. George to Hurricane on September 10 at the county request. Rumors place David Hirsch as the county’s candidate for the Senate against Day, with Lyman Esctyy gaining support for a county representation bid. Additional mentions include Durham Morris for District Attorney and anticipated staffing changes at Parowan High School.
Parowan's three announced candidates Wilford Day Durham Morris and W Clair Howley bring strong qualifications for legislative prosecuting attorney and auditor roles. If nominations survive party recall they will have public support from local voters. The Times endorses them and wishes success ahead of Monday meeting and upcoming banquet reservations.
Chauncey W. West assistant general manager of the Newhouse hotel came to Parawah on Tuesday as a business visitor. He had visited Boulder City and stopped to interview local residents in the hotel’s interest.
In the Fifth Judicial District Court Iron County Utah Bank Commission er of Utah in liquidation of Bank of Iron County and Bank of Iron County count as plaintiffs demand sale of real property to satisfy judgments. The property in Iron County Utah includes parts of sections 14 22 23 in township 34 south range 10 west Salt Lake Meridian totaling about 240 acres with improvements. Sale set for August 29 1932 at 10 am at the front door of the Iron County Courthouse Parowan. Morris & Matheson attorneys for plaintiffs.
Notice is given that on August 20 1932 at 2 PM in Parowan Utah the estate of John Henry Gurr will sell at public or private sale 126 head of cattle and 646 head of goats. Terms are 160 percent cash with bid and remainder in installments approved by Wasatch Livestock. Bids in writing. right to reject all bids. sale subject to court approval. Gwen M Gurr Administratrix and Charles E Norton Attorney.
Notice to creditors of John Henry Gurr estate due October 8, 1932. Real property in Iron County to be sold at sheriff’s sale September 19, 1932 at 12 04 noon. Property includes Lots 1 2 and parts of Section 6 Township 36 South Range 15 West 317.56 acres. Purchases in US dollars. Parowan Utah. Sheriff Lewia R. Fife deputy L J Adams. Attorney Hi S Tanner. First publication August 5 1932.
A tense exchange unfolds as a doctor pressures a patient about treating a wound with horse bath and wife’s help. The patient reveals he has no wife, deflating the presumed domestic remedy in a terse, unexpected conclusion.
In a Washington Star excerpt, Senator Sorghum jokes about indiscriminate salary reductions and his future, saying he might pursue better pay in private life as a radio announcer. He notes he is practicing speeches as preparation for possible opportunities.
A humorous exchange in London Tid-Bits features a lodger asking for soup and the landlady offering windmill soup with a pun about circulation. The dialogue highlights a playful misunderstanding and British wordplay of the era.
A husband worries about public use of his gift and fears others will ask about it. He expresses jealousy and desire for discretion while addressing his partner.
A quoted exchange notes a wife claiming she has changed her husband more than time ever did. The husband now shows fear of returning to his former self, reflecting on how personal growth reshapes a relationship.
County and former Farmara of Iron County show keen interest in trench silos after a Utah State College circular by E J Maynard. It includes diagrams for silo sizing and silage guidelines, noting corn as the best crop where possible and drought relief through trench silos in 1931.
A reader claims a dentist advertised asPoliness failed to deliver and harmed a finger. The narrator states biting the dentist's finger provoked a yell, suggesting frustration with the professional. The exchange hints at a dispute over services and conduct.
A fragment shows two women in gossip about affection and finances. One asks if the other thinks money has driven the man’s interest, revealing themes of love and money in social dynamics.
A brief exchange reveals a man asking for help after prison while a woman rebukes him for claiming ownership. The dialogue implies a lodger status rather than personal responsibility.
A child explains to a relative that he cannot finish his plate at Pearson’s due to leftover mustard on it. The dialogue captures a domestic moment about mealtime duties and parental guidance.
A dialogue in which a gangster requests immediate sentencing while the judge responds that a life sentence is inevitable. The exchange emphasizes a grim tone and fatalistic outlook on the criminal fate.
Report notes beavers boasting about their ability to cut down trees while a rival contests their claim. The exchange preserves a humorous tone and centers on a rivalry over timber skills.
A worldly mother expresses doubts about an older wealthy husband while her daughter admits plans to delay revealing past issues until after marriage. The dialogue hints at social pressure and hidden truths in a restrained domestic exchange.
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