Parowan Times Subscription Rates Announced
Parowan newspaper notes second class mail status and lists subscription prices as 2.00 for a year and 1.10 for half a year or similar duration.
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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1921
Page
4
Parowan newspaper notes second class mail status and lists subscription prices as 2.00 for a year and 1.10 for half a year or similar duration.
Display advertising priced at 20c per column inch with 15 percent discount for contract work. non contracted display ad 29c per inch. foreign ads 25c per inch with 15 percent off if contracted. plate furnished 20c per inch with 15 percent off. Notices billed 10c per line first insertion and 0. per line thereafter, paid in advance with six words per line. legal notices 10c per line per insertion. final proof notices $10. water user notices $15. All communications to Parowan Times.
A State Auditor review shows Iron County farms rarely register farm names under the 1917 law. It notes the benefit of naming farms like BURTON'S RAMBOUILLET FARM or JONES'S DAIRY FARM for branding, signaling quality and attracting customers, with a $2 registration cost.
Reports of Bishop Jones and others returning home from travels in St George Idaho and New Harmony. Notices include land claim events in Salt Lake City with witnesses and filing dates, and a Tanlac ad promoting quick results. Also mentions a missionary dance from Enoch and a Parowan land claim final proof notice.
Notice announces Fred B Williams homestead entry in Salt Lake City district with intent to prove up claim before the land office. Also details a sheriff sale in Parowan Iron County on December 10 1921 of multiple parcels, with descriptions of sections and townships, and a land office notice regarding state selections and potential mineral vs agricultural value disputes in 1927 Salt Lake Meridian tracts.
The November month in Parowan proved unusually calm for outdoor work with thermometers steady in the first half. A light snow on the 15th melted away leaving plowable ground, while the low of the month was 4 degrees above zero on the 18th. Alex Matheson remarks on favorable climate and thanks.
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