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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1921
Page
4
Display advertising rates set at 20 cents per column inch with 15 percent contract discounts and 25 cents for foreign ads with 15 percent off when contracted. plate furnished options apply. Classified notices cost 10 cents per line with minimum 25 cents, advance payment required. Legal notices 10 cents per line per insertion. Final Proof notices $1000. Water Users notices $1500. communications to Parowan Times.
Sealed bids are invited at the Iron County Clerk in Parowan for materials and labor to erect the Iron County Hospital in Cedar City Utah excluding plumbing and heating. Bids due 16 o clock a.m. Tuesday August 30 1921 with a 5 percent certified check. Successful bidder must furnish bond equal to percent of contract price. The county auditor notes where funds go.
A struggling newspaper appeals to readers to renew subscriptions to avoid reducing sections or staff. The editor cites financial strain from delinquent payments, noting rivals have fewer delinquents and urging moral and financial backing to maintain paper quality.
A newspaper recalls recent typographical mistakes and apologizes for misprints that altered words. The owner, Midelin Peterson, notes opening events at Rent White and Blue Pavilion with dances planned for Frid and Saturday, while upcoming social notices honor Mr and Mrs Ge Ho Daaham leaving Purwan.
Tax reliefs noted and payments list shows amounts for road work in Parowan and Enoch districts. The figures include 35,348.03 and 4,997.43 with smaller entries 1,250.00 100.30 and 3,481.39 totaling 13,999.02 on continued page 8.
Mr. Douglas Miller visits Parowan for a few days and may winter there, while Mrs. Miller stays in Milford. County Agent A L Price was in Parowan on office business and introduced his wife to locals. Mrs. Price is praised, and congratulations are offered. L N Marsden spent days at his Panguitee Lake ranch improving ditches for next spring high water onto grass lands.
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