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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1936
Page
4
Weekly Parowan Publishing Co announces a second clock mallet alert dated October 27, 1915, filed at the Parowan Post Office. The notice specifies a formal public action under postal service rules.
The Clerk's office issued marriage licenses to Berdell Swapp Haycock 29 Kanab and Ada Thirza Watson 25 Glendals Alan. Charles Lund Prince St. and Ruth Jusena Naver 19 St. George. Gordon Wilfims 21 Kanarra and Coral Prince 22 New Harmony. John Marlon Reese 24 Greenville and Lula May Lim 19 Beaver.
The defendant and the clerk exchange terse, accusatory remarks as the judge presses for details. The defendant recalls the plaintiff calling him a thief, arguing the insult provoked his conduct, while the judge cautions that name calling does not excuse behavior.
A fragmentary line shows townspeople debating local news coverage. It notes that residents, including Cades Joe, prefer avoiding courthouse gossip while awaiting broader town scandal insights and bond discussions.
A fragment suggests a tale about a parent figure and a child or family unit in a traditional fairy story ending with the customary phrase they lived happily ever after. The fragment hints at a moral or domestic happiness rather than a dramatic event.
Professor Alma C. Esplin of Utah State Agricultural College and Extension Sheep Specialist visited Cedar City on Thursday August 13 to discuss an experiment comparing feed lot and range raised lambs. He urged testing a vaccine for Scremonth disease after Texas trials and reviewed Rambouillet sheep farms for selections and fitting methods ahead of the Parowan Rambouillet Show.
In a trimmed piece taken from Stray Stories a tongue in cheek interview scene unfolds. Mrs Black tests a French cook applicant who replies with a garbled list of dishes including French beans Brussels sprouts German sausage Dutch cheese and Spanish onions.
A fragmented note states Nova Scotia, about half the size of Ohio, contains pine ching within its borders. It mentions nine towns and sentiments bearing that name, with three located in the single county of Shelburne.
Sacred shrines on the felet of Eno shina in Japan honor the goddess Renter. The sites are described as revered by locals and tied to regional traditions and beliefs.
In the United States District Court for the District of Tran George Alma Lowe of Parowan Utah filed a bankruptcy discharge petition on May 15 1986. A hearing is set before the United States District Judge in the Federal Building Salt Lake City Utah September 28 1938 at 2 PM to show cause why discharge should not be granted. Creditors may oppose by filing written specifications with Referee A T McConnell 424 Beasons Building Salt Lake City in the manner of General Order No 32.
The Mazzel letter was a private letter by Thomas Jefferson to an Italian named Mazzel. It warned that an Anglican monarchial aristocratic party had formed in America with the aim to draw over on the substance as they had done to the former British government and to inflame animosity toward Jefferson.
Mir George Esplin, farmer of Mid walley, reports an excellent crop of turkeyt red wheat harvested this year. He planted fall wheat and alfalfa together in a torn patch last summer, achieving an excellent stand of wheat and a fair stand of alfalfa. He plans the same method again due to favorable rains, noting shade from the corm patch aids germination and water efficiency under Iron County conditions. The article also mentions historical Loch Lomond trees and an upcoming Vermillion Castle Forest Recreation Camp gathering on August 28 with 4-H activities and campfire program.
The article notes average speed ranges for race horses, varying with class, race distance, and track conditions. It discusses how pace is affected by the horse’s form and the course surface, offering rough benchmarks rather than precise times.
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