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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1916
Page
4
A reminiscence recalling Linse Woolsey era life with wool shearers fulk folk and craft. It recalls old times when homegrown cloth wove cloth from spun yarn and candlelight meals while local gatherings and dances filled days with simple acts. The piece evokes nostalgia for a fading rural culture and communal table.
A reader notes fear over the decline in purchasing power of the dollar and rising prices for farm inputs. He highlights North Dakota politics around state owned elevators and direct marketing, with farmers watching the Farm party movement and market players he calls corrupt.
In Sangerfield a new stock yard with capacity for 0,000 sheep 2,0009 cattle and 5,000 swine opens. Concrete floors alleys and loading docks, artesian water, covered pens, and rain features mark its modern design. Nearby Cudahy plants in the West plan to shift more stock here, boosting market access while stockmen seek fair competition and new grazing rules.
The Paroran High School Student Body met Wednesday November 29 1916. Farol Adama opened with a prayer and Bishop Ho Alertenton spoke on The Success of High School stressing character and "stick to Heaveness." A school paper was proposed and a vote taken. Bishop Kiottengan donated 250 dollars to support school activities. The Thanksgiving game against town boys ended 9 to 49 in favor of the visitors, described as a first game and a stepping stone. A dance was held December 1 with strong turnout and decorations in blue and gold. Leadership praised the committees Wiss Ina Marcia Ward Albert Mara den and Ray Mitchell.
The rural credits law fails to help farm borrowers as intended. It mostly benefits landowners who can offer security, leaving smallholders unable to meet requirements. Debt relief and low rates do not reach the majority of needy tenants seeking loans.
A note reflects housing pressures with a biblical phrase about gifts and losses, signaling rent burdens or evictions on a holiday season backdrop.
Series of pieces about Arrowhead Trails by Douglas White CH Geelow and FOV Owens. A pictorial feature is planned and readers will see scenic views. The first installment appeared in the Los Angeles paper on November 26 and the second will run December 6. membership cards with the pew emblem are issued to paid Redlands Chamber members.
In Hazelton, the school board debates a two acre site purchase to build a new school. The board’s offer of £5000 faces opposition as some favor a lower valuation, while others argue the price should reflect fair taxation. The Times questions the assessed value and broader tax burden on homeowners and industry.
In a battered market scene residents report scarce goods and rising prices, likening their situation to Robinson Crusoe on a barren shore. Metals are abundant yet cash is tight, blocking purchases and daily needs.
Notice to water users regarding a water right application for water from Summer Camp Canyon near Lake City. The applicant seeks to divert water from Beeten 14, Township Staught Fame 12, with tides and a measure of 1/2 acre feet annual, to convey to Seeman WY. Publication is required with a first notice on November 1.
Publication notes announce intended land entry at Salt Lake City for Cora Dea Lemen of Pargryen. Filing shows November 14, 151d Desert Lend Edcey serial and section details. Proof required before the Clerk of the District Court at Salt Lake on December 14. Names Dale and William A Loieat listed among witnesses.
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