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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1927
Page
4
The Times urges expanding the Annual Rambouillet Show beyond a sheep exhibit to include other livestock and community events. It calls for entertainments, dairy, beef cattle, horses, hog and poultry interests, horticulture, floriculture, and women’s engagement, to draw larger crowds and stimulate local business.
Dr J C McDowell of the USDA Dairy Industry Bureau warns that breeding mistakes hit production as fast as cow culling, urging strict culling of inferior sires. He cites a herd where descendants from a scrub bull show sharp declines in butterfat across generations. Good breeding and rigid culling are vital to livestock industries.
Reader notes a wage gap with workers on one end paid 3.00 per day and others 3.50, plus unequal rates for men and teams. The letter asks County Commissioner Adams for an explanation and action.
The fragment mentions deer population concerns and license costs in Arizona and Utah, referencing license requirements and government authorization to cull deer. It also includes remarks on local commerce, breakfast rooms, taxes, and a Texas double tragedy over religion, reflecting varied rural priorities.
A mixed set of local observations notes London society’s flea collecting, Parowan dogs with fleas, an Ohio editor’s universal language remark, shop signs for past due events, and Parowan fathers hearing their sons call them old man. Prohibition’s impact on singing is humorously claimed.
The boxer visits a doctor with a broken nose and a track ere. He jokes that training didn’t cause it and jokes about his wife proving she cannot wear last year's hat.
A cottage woman shows her maid a silhouette of an aunt, sparking the maid to remark the resemblance to the mistress. The exchange highlights secret or dark family connections in a vivid scene from London Tit-Bits.
A brief exchange contrasts admiration for perseverance when it yields success with condemnation as obstinacy when it fails, reflecting a regular.
A witty dialogue notes a Mexican friend described as a giddy chap due to the revolutions he has endured. The exchange contrasts light humor with historical upheaval implied by his experiences.
Taylor Miller appointed administrator with Durham Morris serving as attorney for administrator in case A-1-23. The filing sets the legal representation and positions Miller for court proceedings. Durham Morris signs on as counsel.
Notice is given that Ance J. Adams of Parowan Utah filed intent to prove up a stock raising homestead entry No. 029931 for multiple sub sections in Township 4 South Range 4 West Salt Lake Meridian. The proof will be sworn before the district court clerk in Parowan Utah on September 6 1927. Witnesses named: Clarence Stevens Harley W Dalton Paul M Adams and Wm Jones of Parowan Utah. Eli F Taylor Register.
Postpaid delivery from Vinyard to you with 12 tub box priced at 1.35 and 24 in box at 2.50. Contact William A. Spurlock Edison California for the August period 20 31.
Wilford Woodruf Pendleton of Parowan Utah files service of intent to establish a land claim for a stock raising homestead at parcel described in a 1922 entry before the District Court Clerk in Parowan on August 23 1927. Witnesses listed include Freeman Pendleton John Pendleton Waldo Taylor and Ross Taylor all of Parowan Eli F L Taylor. Sale offers 200 acre farm with water right 800 acres mountain grazing land 200 tame Bouillet sheep and more terms and price to be arranged.
Prices greatly reduced as shelves are cleared for fall stock at N L Gift Shoppe. Gifts and Notions offered at wonderfully low prices starting August 26.
A fragment speaks of a man who calls himself uplifter and is described with hostility. The brief text presents a personal, accusatory voice toward the subject in a confrontational tone.
Velvet satins and felts new line priced to appeal. Mrs Join A Evans of Tarowan Adr announces big sale on notions and gifts at N L Gift Shoppe starting Friday August 26 with greatly reduced prices.
In Iron County Utah the District Court directs the sheriff to sell on September 3 1927 at 2 PM at the county courthouse front door the undivided one half interest in a Paragonah town property with all improvements buildings and milling equipment described by metes and bounds. sale notice dated August 10 1927.
Prue-Martha claims her new town look is fashion abroad. Dally counters that the outfit is last year's dress worn inside out, suggesting a playful swap from the other side.
A fragment shows a tense domestic exchange over money and debts of honor. A dressmaker’s account is recalled while a wife explains funds were used to cover bridge losses, hinting at financial strain and honor-bound obligations.
A double job wife reveals plans to go downtown for a facial lift and arrange a derrick setup to raise her fallen arches, signaling an unusual combination of cosmetic and home repairs in one outing.
A light exchange between a husband and wife where she notes his attention to pretty girls and he retorts that nothing drives home the point like such instances. The banter underscores marital tension with humorous bite.
In a playful exchange, Evolution poses a reflective question to improve manners while Peacock replies with a caution against degenerating into a tail-less race. The dialogue centers on curiosity and preservation of distinctive traits.
Fragmentary dialogue reads as a tense exchange where one character resists gaze while the other teases a possible kiss amid unclear context and mood. No clear event or names establish a fuller news item.
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