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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1921
Page
3
A Cleveland journal attacks Bolshevism and agitators, praising home ownership as vital to moral health. It argues crowded tenements threaten physical fabric and privacy, urging better housing and thrift to promote healthy, honorable living in a strong city.
Motorists complain that oversized road signs ruin natural scenery and block views along eastern U S highways. The letter argues law in England curbs signs and urges not patronizing manufacturers who flood roadways with advertising walls, harming landscape and public enjoyment.
A hillside house is described as superior to a cottage for the cover of a popular ballad. The terraced plots rise in stages with delphiniums in blue and violet crowning each level. A lawn lines the base, edged with boxwood, lavender, and spicy herbs for an old-time garden feel.
The article urges residents to insist on attractive houses and maintain home grounds. It suggests sowing grass seed, planting shrubs, providing flowers, and painting. If each homeowner keeps property neat, the block improves city appearance. one negligent owner can spoil neighbors' efforts.
A discussion on city planning stresses that planning stages connect with other city parts and businesses. It argues planning is a community affair balancing development with broader civic needs and shared prosperity.
Joseph Biggs of Anson Texas, a Mexican War veteran and one of five Texans over a century old, left his cattle ranch to his children early this year and moved to Anson seeking social amusements and city life.
Long county fair preparations in Bingham Idaho as Blackfoot citizens fund improvements. Fort Hall irrigation plans advance with officials and engineers visiting the area. Mining progress at Sliver City shows optimism with ore shipments and active assessment work. Bear Lake highway link set for October completion and gravel hauling underway from Soda Springs. Elkwood district school levy fails by voters two thirds needed. Fish Creek reservoir ordered drained for low water. await refill. Idaho reclamation service adds Guy Flenner as publicist. Davis home fire destroys modern Wilford house. one trunk saved. First wheat carload sold at American Falls by Oneida Mill. Walter Thomas named county agent. begins Sept 1. New bean variety from Primeth yields 19 beans per three foot pod. Boise matron Gretchen Green campaigns against motor speeders. Bender appointed assistant professor of mathematics at the University of Idaho.
At grandmother Seegan’s house Joe avoids eating despite fried chicken and other dishes on the table. She offers home made sugar cookies and gently presses him to try them. He explains he already tried too many before dinner. Indianapolis News.
Monrovia government rents the House of Representatives chamber for a twice weekly movie screening. Admission costs a small fee and the president has a reserved seat in the venue.
A man and his mother were visiting a home when he noticed a picture of Angela on a well. He drew his mother's attention to the image and remarked that a father or someone may have photographed heaven, reflecting on what the photo might symbolize.
The speaker doubts MacTavish can fear the game while noting his religious fervor and tongue tied speech make the task difficult. Sandy comments on the struggle and the implied difficulty of mastering the sport.
A humorous list ranks primates by intelligence noting chimps as superior to humans, followed by a goat entry and other apes with playful misnomers and misspellings. The piece reflects a lighthearted educational tone.
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