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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1926
Page
4
The piece argues delaying criminal cases helps defendants evade conviction. It warns public patience fades and witnesses may be bribed, while prosecutors should press for timely trials to avoid longer backlogs. It likens delays to fall manure that harms next year’s crop and urges prompt action.
Two young men arraigned on a theft charge choose to confess and accept responsibility. The court grants clemency, and the pair demonstrate reform by pledging to go straight, with counsel praised for guiding a wholesome outcome that earns public respect.
The notice urges removal of trash leaves and litter from inns yards and corrals as a timely sanitary precaution to prevent disease and improve appearance. It emphasizes compliance for the community.
A short chat headline notes Mickie urges advertisers to pay for ads and warns free items won’t be printed. The statement defends business viability and refuses to give away stock in trade.
Mrs. Jones unveils a new gown and contemplates its length and cut while awaiting visitors. Mr. Jones critiques the outfit as possibly extreme but Mia questions whether the dress should matter more than her presence, arguing the company is the key.
A Washington Star quote shows Miss Cayenne declaring she is in politics by voting at every opportunity. She rejects running for office preferring to influence through others who seek her support rather than seeking a position herself.
A mistress and her new maid discuss a ringing bell and expect a visiting friend. The maid defers to the mistress on recognizing callers, highlighting social nuance in a formal drawing room exchange.
Farmers are advised to gather old machinery, shelter it, and inventory needed repairs. This prepares for the slack winter period and ensures readiness for spring work.
A professor and student debate understanding Einstein’s theory with a line about admiration. The professor says not fully understanding, the student replies that Einstein inspired many college students to grow up since he knew more than they did.
A fragment shows a conversation where the speaker recalls a fishing trip with Grown and questions Brown about the catch. The speaker admits forgetting the agreed number, signaling a dispute over the amount or outcome of the fishing.
Public notice requires owners of cows condemned for tuberculosis to clear manure and debris from corrals, expose ground to sun, dust with lime, and disinfect nails and mangers with stock disinfectant for at least four weeks. Clean tables and premises weekly to aid tubercular eradication work.
Notice from Cedar City Utah dated Nov 26 1926 states the Fron County School Board will move its next regular meeting from 10 30 A M Saturday Dec 4th to 10 30 A M Monday Dec 6th Clerk Janet Rollo announces. Also Lost or Strayed notices list a brown three year old draft filly branded M on thigh and a red long ear yearling heifer branded M on right ribs. Information sought by W Warner Mitchell Parowan Utah.
Bill Judkins says he tries to conserve his resources for a rainy day and sometimes tires of being advised about it. He jokes that he slips a dollar to his wife when exhausted by the nagging guidance.
The first white man authentically known to enter the District of Columbia was Capt. Henry Fleet, an English mariner and trader. He traveled up the Potomac in 1632 to trade beaver furs with local Indians and anchored below the falls of the Potomac.
A brief humorous note questions why men try to hold girls hands and suggests the motive may be to stop them from slipping hands into pockets. The quip reflects playful social commentary.
A man attempted to cross a railroad track as a train rushed by. Pieces were found in a sack but the brain could not be recovered. Authorities investigated the bizarre incident and sought missing context.
A provocative dialogue features a bold assertion about marriage and a sharp retort. The exchange pivots on a hypothetical last man scenario and a fearsome rush. The witty back and forth highlights comedic social tensions.
A fragmented cartoon Style caption portrays a prodigal returning and a calf assertively challenging a boss figure after being set loose. The scene centers on a humorous exchange about bravado and consequence.
A wry line from Black To White quips about risk and life insurance as a warning, noting joy could prove fatal. The character pokes fun at danger and fate in a humorous exchange.
An observer recalls a nearly convictable case noting the lack of sufficient evidence to convict. The dialogue probes whether the subject had prior government employment, underscoring ambiguity in the record.
Prospect Pete recalls a poker game with Wild Bill as he describes a draw three cards, a deep breath, and a revolver. The scene hints at high tension and a decisive moment in a frontier card game.
A humorous dialogue frames a family gathering where a daughter teases about robes and cultivation. Browne replies with a quip about the others growing wild, turning a domestic moment into lighthearted banter about manners and propriety.
A street confrontation features a sharp exchange where one man accuses another of fighting and jokes about controlling a spouse, revealing a tense moment and local tempers. The dialogue hints at personal strain and social friction in a crowded area.
A suggested Christmas present featuring a three to four pound cheese from Southern Utah Dairy Company in Parowan. Order now to ensure delivery.
FOR SALE. We have several excellent sheep ranches listed in Colorado for information write to C BR EC or OCL Jones Meeker Colorado. [st pub] Nov 17 last Dec 8. FOR SALE Sawed Wood at 26c a 160 lbs Leave orders at Service RANDALL WILCOX Eat Para Dale butter 45c a lb Made by the Southern Utah Dairy Co Parowan Utah.
Biederman's Market in Cedar City advertises for live or dressed turkeys and chickens. Phone number listed as contact.
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