Prohibition Enforcement Theme in Election Commentary
A Washington writer urges strong enforcement of prohibition under the incoming administration. He proposes an anti conspiracy law for liquor violations, penalties escalating for repeats, and firings for officials who fail to enforce the Volstead Act. He urges a capable enforcement chief and firm political accountability to honor the public mandate for prohibition.
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Traover
Washington
Hoover
Dougress
Buppos
Prohibition
Finchot
A Light At The Corral Improves Night Farm Chores
A corral light offers real convenience for farmers performing after dark chores. Proper placement lets the yard, gates, barn, and even woodpile be illuminated from the house meter, with a switch inside. The setup aids early detection of distress or irregularities and can help with night irrigation in summer, all without high costs.
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Toa
Murray
I Told Yot So Court Narrative Sparks Reader Response
A fragment from the court story in this issue prompts readers to comment, with phrase I hold you so echoing reactions to a debated case as details of a cage incident linger in the report.
Court Case Ends Amid Public Caution And Dog License Reminder
The lengthy case was disposed after months in court amid questions of influence and discretion. It is suggested continuances might have led to acquittal. A sobering impact is noted on those involved and the public. A dog licensing ordinance resumes effective January first, urging owners to license or consider surrender to avoid trouble.
City Planning Pay Emphasized by Cambridge Planner
John Nolen, Cambridge architect and city planner, told the International City Managers Association convention that unchecked growth costs American cities billions annually. He cited over 200 cities with comprehensive plans, 680 with planning ordinances, and 587 with planning commissions.
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John Nolen
Tad Scane
Cambridge
Arass
International City Managers’ Association
Nolen
Community forests grow as towns join effort
Towns and cities plant community forests on idle lands and reservoir watersheds. Farmers convert slack acres to wood crops while fish and game clubs establish sanctuaries for streams. Landowners beautify and add value to nonworking acres.
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American Trea Association
Fish and Game Clubs
Bargains in farms in Milford Valley area sale
Farm land in alfalfa with good water rights, two room house, some implements offered at 100 dollars per acre. Belt pump, fenced and near the creamery on school road, 644 miles from town with easy terms.
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Milford Valley
Farm land near Milford Utah offers 18 acres alfalfa
Acres for sale include 18 acres in Grimm alfalfa with heavy fencing and a tea water right. A three room house, small barn, chicken coops, sufficient lumber for dairy barns, and a quarter mile to the creamery. Mortgage option: first payment 800 dollars and 1 percent of crop until paid, price 115 dollars per acre. Contact Kirk Realty Co Milford Utah FT Times.
Victim of the Times Tramp Blames Ladies for Downfall
A tramp explains his decline from selling hairpins to life on the road. He claims women’s bobbed hairstyles ended his earning, leaving him with nothing and forced him to roam.
Marr He Fights Off Harsh Day On Unexpected Debt
Report describes Marr's rough day as he battles a personal setback after spending his very first earnings. The exchange with Ela and Mary reveals tension over money and a lively, if incomplete, scene about value and stinginess.
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Marr
Ela
Mary—iWell
Ideal Sport Knicker Never bothered by tenants
A comic exchange notes a man who never has trouble with tenants or rent. The punchline reveals his property is a cemetery on the town’s edge.
Neighbor Spouse Exchange Franks About Fence Project
A terse exchange describes a husband bluntly calling a spade a spade while he digs post holes for a new fence at a suburban home. The neighbor overhears, noting the candid style.
We Hate to See Him Hounded and Driven
A compact, motive filled verse fragment laments a ruthless pursuit by a relentless figure. The speaker voices disdain for both the hounded target and the drumbeat of abuse that follows, hinting at a social or legal chase common to harsh headlines.
Perking Accident Reported After Driver Leaves Bus
A fragment notes an accident involving a driver named Perking who operates an old car and recently cut a modern bus. He thought the bus wasn’t moving after not hearing noise and stepped out to crank it. No further details provided.
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Perking
Ethereal Talks of a Young Actress and Her Devoted Companion
A fragmentary exchange notes a pretty young actress from last year who is now starring, while a devoted young fellow remains mooning. The lines hint at a small social moment or entertainment gossip without clear names or places.
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Becaue
Iron Will and Whimsy Clash Over a Luxury Car
A dialogue fragment reveals tension as one partner questions a whim centered on a luxurious car. The other defends the wife's choice, noting her unpredictable taste. The exchange hints at underlying relationship dynamics and personal priorities.
To Teach Him a Lesson By an Odd Encounter
A terse quarrel unfolds between a stranger and an old gentleman over hats. The stranger insists on soft hats to spare future headaches, while the old man defends his hard brimmed headgear in a quick, terse exchange.
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Asavagely
Nervous Wife Mockingly Questions Breathing Style
The dialogue centers on a heated exchange where a wife teases her husband about his breathing. He responds with a defiant line that he uses his lungs, highlighting tension and sarcasm in a domestic scene.
Unappreciated Menu For Proper Basi 1
A fragmented OCR style note describes effort to find a suitable dish and price felt fair, with the author detailing long hours spent seeking a particular fish, described as an epieure, in a meal context. The text expresses unfulfillment and perseverance in culinary search.
Shakes a Difference Blinks and Jinks on Parking Spot
The speaker describes volunteering and assisting, reacting with irritation when a police officer orders a vehicle to pull over to the curb amid a dispute over a parking space.
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Jinks
Art Artist Wails in Hall for Friend
An artist mourns a friend in a quiet hall as tributes unfold. The scene centers on shared memories and the sorrow of loss among peers in an intimate gathering.
Reduction in Flour Prices Announced by Parowan Milling
The Parowan Milling Company announces flour price cuts to 3.10 retail and 2.90 wholesale with no change for Our Minushes. The notice also lists a land claim proceeding in Utah with Join Doloktaske filing for three year proof before the district court in Parowan on December 27, 1929, naming witnesses Eugene Warren Walter Stubbs William Stubbs and Galden Para more of Parowan.
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Doloktaske
Farowan
Utah
Range 9
Salt Lake Meridian
District Court
Parowan
Rames
Eugene Warren
Walter Stubbs
William Stubbs
Galden
Public notice of land patent intent filed in Utah
L W Grimshaw of Cedar City Utah filed notice of intention to make final entry for the Shu SWi4 SHSHI Sec 19 SWUSWY Sec 20 Township 34 South Range 10 West Salt Lake Meridian with Eli F Taylor as Register Utah on December 1 1928 witness names Wm H Grimshaw Drusilla G Davis Millard Halterman and D Wil son Woodard all Cedar City Utah Ell F Taylor Register.
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Department of the Interior
U. 5
Salt Lake City
Utah
L. W. Grimshaw
Cedar City
Range
Salt Lake Meridian
Eli F. Taylor
Register
Land Office
Wm. H. Grimshaw
Drusilla G. Davis
Millard Halterman
D. Wilson Woodard
Cedar City, Utah
Millinery sale and assorted classified ads in Parowan
Winter hats offered at low prices by Kata Sadie BB Evans with bargains for ladies and misses. Sawed wood sold or cut to order at standard rates by Edgar Benson. Baybell Livestock Co seeks sheep buyers or sellers in Prevo Utah. Heifer lost near Parowan with distinctive markings. reward offered by Jos Mickelson. Car chains for sale by W W Mitchell at half price. Minnie L Orton substitutes for ill Miss Datton in Parowan.
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Kata
Edgar Benson
Parowan
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Parowan Times
Iron County
The
Parowan Pub, & Printing CO
Warner Mitchell
BATES
Tian State Fye Associatiey
Bie Lils
Rmickie
Kirk Realty Co
Milford, Utah
Tizhtwad
Crook
John
Shiakes
Londlaty
Majhbe
Alx Mynthea
Tte
Parowan Milling Company
Ree Elster
Ell F. Taylor
Sadie BB. Evans
Baybell Livestock Co
Preve
Jos. Mickelson
Jos, Mickelson
Parowsant
W. W. Mitchell
Minnie L. Orton
Miss Datton
Hunter Brothers Cleaners & Tailors
William W. Butler
Los Angeles
H. C. Parcells
Fifeca
Court House
Orden Jewelry Co
Milford, Ut
Johnson
George Rasmussen
Parowan Meat Market
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