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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1954
Page
2
Property listing for a modern five room house with a 14 basement, partially furnished, and a large lot with four hours water right. Must sell. Total price $3500. Contact Mrs. Laura Benson.
A flurry of visitors and relatives pass through Paragonah. Alpine Thornton and family from Las Vegas enjoy fishing with local kin, while Deil and Topham families visit grandparents and cousins. Harold and Marilyn trip to Los Angeles. Bradshaw kin visit from Beaver. Daltons voyage to Colorado to see Carl. Audrey Robinson heads to Salt Lake City. Six-year-old Gaylord Robb breaks his arm in Salt Lake City, returning with parents and nephew. Merle Paulk arrives for water tank work, with family in a trailer nearby. Margaret Hansen, Rayoma Thornton, Blaine Roundy and party visit from Huntington Park and Bryce Canyon area, planning Moab detour. Leah Jean Boardman visits Cedar City. various kin scattered through Utah towns.
The writer notes Mexican independence, national heroes, and vibrant culture while contrasting wealth and infrastructure. They describe hillside political slogans for Cortines, widespread commerce, the Floating Gardens in Mexico City, weddings, bullfights, Coca Cola and Pepsi presence, and hawkers on the Pyramid of the Sun. A closing call urges visiting a country with radically different customs.
A reflective note argues that recognizing equal human capacities could foster a global brotherhood and lasting peace among nations. The passage urges embracing this equality to transform international relations and reduce conflict.
Classified notice advertises a three room furnished apartment for rent with contact by telephone numbers 3326 or 3532 J1 T N. Availability and landlord details are not specified.
The Crops Department sets rules for field crop displays with ARSO Holyoak as chairman and Reed, Munford, and Evans as assistants. All wheat, barley, and oats must be shown in two quart jars or as sheafs tied in two places. Prices listed include silage corn, field corn, winter and soft wheats, oats, barley, alfalfa, potatoes, carrots, and other crops with tied sheaf requirements and a field crop exhibit category for seven or more heads.
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