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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1935
Page
2
W Warner Mitchell, lessee, entered an item regarding second glass mail matter at the Patowan post office in Utah dated October 27 1915 and published in the Parowan Times.
The article urges Cedar County residents to exhibit a fat steer cow sheep pumpkin bouquet needlework jelly and unique items at the county fair. It stresses countywide participation to advertise educate and entertain, noting collective effort determines the fair s success and future. It frames the fair as a chance to meet and understand neighbors.
Industrial News Review urges drivers to avoid reckless behavior as “car number 20” could cause death or injury this year. Emphasizes obeying laws, safe speeds, proper vehicle condition, and yielding right of way to prevent ambulance trips.
The article warns that many men reach retirement poor and dependent, urging prevention through life insurance annuities and trusts. It notes failures of elders and cites the benefit of self-sustaining income for a dignified old age. It ends with a local social note on Mrs. Berta Mitchell and her son Ton returning home from Nevada after a visit.
In Iron County Utah the state bank commissioner seeks a 59319 loan from the Reconstruction Finance Corporation to liquidate Bank of Iron County and secure repayment with assets and mortgages. A hearing is set for September 4 1935 with notices to the bank and depositors committees and publication in the Parowan Times. The case names LE ROY H. COX district judge and attorney MORRIS and MATITESON with deputy sheriff/Byam Dalton.
In the Fifth Judicial District Court Iron County Utah John A Malia Bank Commissioner of Utah in charge of the equitisation of Bank of Iron County pursues a sheriff sale on September 21 1935 at 10 AM at the front door Iron County Courthouse Iron County Utah. Defendants include Andrew M Lamoreaux Stella J Lamoreaux David A Lamoreaux Jr as Administrator of the Estate of David A Lamoreaux and others. Property described begins at a point four rods south and sixty rods west of the Northeast corner of the Southeast quarter Section 31 Township 33 South Range 5 West Salt Lake Meridian and proceeds South forty rods then West.
Legal notice dates a foreclosure or property action set for September 16 1935 at 2 pm at the Iron County Courthouse Parowan Utah. Claims named include Gold Coin 1 2 3 4 extensions Wasp Humboldt and others with multiple filing dates and document numbers in Book I and J with various claim stakes and times.
Creditors in the estate of James W. Barton must present claims with vouchers to the administratrix Certrube A. Tarton at Paragonah Iron County Utah or by mail on or before November 1 1925. Dated August 26 1995.
Administratrix of Bank of Southern Utah files voucher for D W Ward also known as David Webster Ward. Claim must be presented at residence or through the smalls at Parowan Iron County Utah by October 21 1935. Dated August 14 1935.
Matilda Bettridge administratrix of the Southern Utah Bank building area announces probate in Iron County Utah for Amanda Jane Ward also known as Amanda J Ward deceased. Notice requires all claims or notices to be filed by October 21 1955. Public record details Tarowan Iron County Utah residence and mailing address for filings.
Reader advertisements promote buying and selling between locals. Edgar Benson in Parowan offers wood for sale at 25a per hundred and wood sawing by Chester Hyatt. GEM STATE MUTUAL LIFE ASSOCIATION of Pocatella Idaho advertises life insurance at cost with paid up dues in 20 years for ages 1 to 59.
Lamont Tueller notes six silage cutting machines start after September 1 as Iron County aims for the largest corn silage crop despite July August drought. Dusty weather reduced total yield but overall production should exceed past records. Officials Peterson and Owens visited to discuss work and a new county agent to replace Walter Smith. Pea harvests in Parowan Valley by San Diego Produce Company progress well despite hail, with strong yields likely if frost holds off.
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