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Newspaper

Parowan Times

Location

Parowan, Utah, United States of America

Date

Dec 01, 1920

Page

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Convention invites state livestock officers to Salt Lake City

President Charles F. Moken issues an urgent invitation for officers of state and local livestock associations and producers to attend a three day convention in Salt Lake City December 6 7 8. Discussions cover federal range and tuberculosis regulation and a plan to stabilize cattle supplies and markets across western states.

Salt Lake City S&rcetings Charles F. Moken Directa Te Fou Tonal Fivestock Assenalions Thah Salt Lake Saty Loco Oshferga Agsoeitioti Etate and Joes Penven Liu Raza Conaderata Prestiderost Tivestock Bebler Uioasneme Californa Offeera Cena Uo Bureau of Markete

Sugar Planters Demand Government Action on Prices

A fragment from a convention letter discusses sugar shortages and price controls under government oversight. It argues for fair prices to sustain farming, livestock, and land value, warning that without stabilizing measures the industry and connected markets face jeopardy. Names cited include Charles P. Moleen as president and Les Dalunguay as secretary.

Ateckh Thal Webles Charles P. Moleen Les Dalunguay

Local firm plans Cedar highway surfacing contract

Last Friday Wizard Dey and L N Warden of the Ren County Construction Co met Cedar City officials and formed an agreement with Wa Fowler Co of East Lake Gary to supply trucks and materials for surfacing the Cedar highway. The plan calls for 79 trucks to haul and spread material at a set rate per cubic yard, with initial work to begin soon and aim to have the road surfaced and usable before the expected fall timeline.

Dey L. N. Wareden Ren County Construction Co Cedar City Wa Fowler & Co East Lake Gary Cedar Highway Wo Fowler &Co Dave Ihia

Tax Collector Morar Fach Ards Delinquent Bets Public

County treasurer Morar Fach ards 19 busy handling tax rolls and preparing delinquents for publication. Lola Peterson and family of Melford opened Thanksgiving in Pero wan with her mother Mrs Anne Whitney.

Morar Mra Lola Peterson Melford Perowan Mes Anne Whitney

County Commissioners Plan Road Funding and Tax措施

The Board of County Commissioners held its regular meeting November 8 1920 in the courtroom with Chairman Lunt and members Lund Adams and Ryan present. They discussed road program funding from the State Road Commission and bond funds and instructed the clerk to request detailed expenditure statements. Also approved a 15.60 county appropriation to cover prizes for the 1919 fair and arranged for delinquent tax notices via Parowan Times at a specified fine rate.

Goonty Comme Tren County Court House Tt Wo Lunt Wem Lund W.L Adama Ally E Il Ryan Sherif Alfred Froyd D Clagd Tie Bowocy Read Sepervibor Dot YW. Bentley Tran Co Dinky State Road Commission Crow County Bend Fund Willurnich Bowrd Mid Valley T. Dchogon Claud Uirre Remus

Paragonah Notes Compiled From Local Visits And Moves

Paragonah residents report relatives visiting from nearby towns. Mr Horsley moved to Bonkerville nine years ago. Alma Horsley from Idaho is staying with family. George A Topham and family, Junica C Robinson and wife, Anoie Topham and Alfred Lond travel for Temple work in St George for a week. Etwie Walhameson shows improved health after a rough spell. Mrs Eliga Barton plans to spend the winter in Henneville with her daughter Baie Borape and family.

John Horsley Mr Horsley Bonkerville Nevada Alma Horsley Idaho George A Topham Junica C Robinson Anoie Topham Alfred Lond St George Jude Temple Eliga Barton Odey Henneville Baie Borape

Community Social Attends Pleasant Lane Gathering

Mr and Mrs 3 2 Wheney hosted a neighborhood social with guests including Mr and Mrs Alvin Decker Stanley Evnson and Met Phebe Ward on Rowecy Pleasant Lane as reported by Bliese.

Wheney Ale Kira John Dullan Alvin Decker Stanley Evnson Phebe Ward Rowecy Pleasant Lane Bliese Biber

Parowani MoCo appoints new executives in leadership shakeup

Wilford Drsy becomes general manager of Parowani MoCo with Bo H oJ. Mortenson named superintendent Inez Batorday takes charge of business and will be at the Place of business regularly The changes promise improved service and closer clerical oversight under new leadership.

Wilford Drsy Praudent Parowani Ad MoCo Bo H Oj Mortenson Inez Batorday Bosnesa Day Clerka Wndir

Ladies Club Meeting in Cedar City Features Playful Demonstrations

Adel Sharkeh presides as president with Georgia Mitchel and Geen Gort as officers. Emma Sharp acts as primary department teacher. The event included a talk and game demonstrations for children, aimed at cheerful recreation and social good. A farewell luncheon followed the program.

Adel Sharkeh Georgia B Mitchel Geen Gort Mra Ruwhell Mies Emma Sharp Cedar City Mra Partells Airs Sharp Hre Brekert Mre Fonted Ada Burin Gwen If Gorr Marthe Brown Fizge Afama Avast Adan Rene Hoe Chell Emma Clark Gully Booth Meeia Ira Lite Adams

Handicapped Times Printing Office Faces Setbacks

Ongoing illness in the family has slowed our publishing schedule for the Times and PHS paper. Despite the usual workload in public printing and commercial jobs, we expect to resume normal speed soon once health improves.

Times PHS Ana

Adda New Equipment Statement From Dr Smith

Dr Smith adds new equipment to his dental office and aims to be fully prepared for modern dual work. The decree designates Parowan as the permanent head fouriere and caries and delivery are to be addressed in Che FP with goaper to the left.

E Smith Dennet Hia Dertal Duewer Che Ss & Aden

Roome to the Tine building fee cently natated

A brief notice indicates a building fee related inquiry initiated by an unnamed telecommunication firm with reference to the Times Office. The fragmented text provides limited details on purpose or parties involved.

Eurlerme TIMES

County Clerk Bentley reports daughter and other changes

County Clerk John W. Bentley reports his daughter and labor union issues while Parowad Modt bi Co. resigns its superintendent position. The Bank of Kon Ou. plans to delay work on a building due to extreme cold, awaiting better weather to resume cement work. Frack Paramore returned from Cedar City to spend Thanksgiving week with farmer J. H. Pararer.

John W. Bentley Thad Bee le Bor Nash Bank of Kon Ou. Haa Frack Paramore Cedar City Tia Farmer J. H. Pararer

Misits Parowax Victor Hekler Returns to Parowan

Victor Hekler, who left Parowan over a peerage dispute, returned last Werk and spent days testing business ideas and socializing with friends. He purchased stock for farming and trades, bought lumber for a shop, and planned auto repair work. He praised the Times as the town’s most welcome newspaper and said he now regularly reads it.

Victor Hekler Parowso St Thomas, Morada Parowan Butness Mir Mekler Hogy Warner Matchell Uber Condideralle Lumber Dewi St Mickler Bean

Gankera Aiding Farmers In Thirty Eet Staves

A report outlines how bankers support agricultural development through finance for pure breed stock dairy herds and forage crops. It highlights banking participation in farm clubs, testing associations, and cooperative efforts to promote alfalfa, clover, and increasing dairy herds.

CeiMeee Taney Bae Agricultural Department Waskttzuai Theaeelung Actilies

Mrs and Mrs Attend Thanksgiving Evening Event

Unclear OCR text describes a mixed group including Mr and Mrs and various named individuals attending a Progressive Five Hundred Party Thanksgiving evening. Refreshments were served, and a short tree speck or speech was given by fellows. Names of attendees include P. A Clark, Mire L. J Adame, J S Brown, W L Adam, W Warner Michell, J H Burr, Ada Burton.

Fenton Aba Progressive Iadiea and Wedlemen P. A Clark L. J Adame J S Brown W L Adam W. Warner Michell J. H Ffurr Ada Burton

Hurrell Dalton Returns From Delta Assignment

Hurrell Dalton has returned from Delta where he was employed for game time.

Hurrell Dalton Delta

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