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Parowan Times

Location

Parowan, Utah, United States of America

Date

Dec 14, 1921

Page

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Parowan Livestock Association weighs options for scales and corrals

At its annual meeting Parowan Livestock Association decides to equip a weighing scale and build a corral near the Tithing Office for roundups and cattle drives. President Rasmussen notes markets now pay by the pound. Directors Richards Bayles Holyoak elected for two years. Forest officials discuss grazing shifts from Bowery to Midway Mammoth.

Parowan Livestock Association George Rasmussen Bishop Adams Messrs Clarance Richards D. Bayles Thomas K. Holyoak Association Mace Hurst and Dodge Forest Office Bowery

Published In Error Delinquent Tax List Corrections

County Treasurer reports that several names published as delinquent were paid after listing began but before printing. Names corrected include Richard Benson Horace Davenport Helen Dalton Thomas Bennett Alvin Benson Hannah Mickelson Metta Robinson Ges Durham Jesse Topham Lottie Pendleton Vlannah Lyman Sariah Pendleton Dorothy Ward Frank Matheson Ward Thorn ton Lizzie Benson Morrs Lyman Ambrose Guyman C Dalton M A Hurst Dan Dunton.

Richard Benson Est Horace M. Davenport Helen D. Dalton Thos. Bennett Alvin Benson Hannah Mickelson Metta D. Robinson Ges Durham Jesse W Topham Lottie Pendleton Vlannah OO. Lyman Sariah Pendleton Dorothy C. Ward Frank A. Matheson Ward & Thornton Lizzie IE. Benson Morrs B. Lyman Ambrose Guyman C. E. Dalton M. A. Hurst Dan Dunton

Golden Secret Shorthorn Bull Sold to Panguitch Buyer

Wm. C. Mitchell & Sons sold their registered Shorthorn bull Golden Secret to Ira W. Hatch of Panguitch for 100 sheep. The five year old dark red sire, bred on Bellows Brothers Ohio farm and imported from Oklahoma for 365, will head Hatch’s herd alongside Cumberland's Secret, with more offspring and future additions planned.

Wm. C. Mitchell & Sons Ira W. Hatch Panguitch Bellows Brothers Ohio Oklahoma Mitchells Hatch Watch Mitchell Cumberland

Rumor of Petition to Segregate Parowan North-West Farmland

A rumor circulated among farmers near Parowan City’s six mile limit that land in the northwest corner may seek segregation from the city. The piece suggests farmers should cooperate to withdraw under a single petition and court order to save costs and reduce confusion.

Parowan City

Notable Women of the Bible Highlight F A N Club Meeting

The Mus. John S. Brown F A N club met last Friday with Mrs Parcells in charge. Each member gave a sketch of a noted biblical woman, followed by sacred music including an organ selection by Mrs Sharp and a solo by Mrs W W Mitchell. A pleasant afternoon followed. Mr W W Butler of Land visited Parowan earlier in the week.

F. A. N. Club Mus John S. Brown Parcells Sharp W. W. Mitchell

City Council Closes Last Session of Administration

The city held its final business session in the Library Auditorium with the Mayor and all council members except Burton present. The council approved a $25 appropriation for the Local Fair Committee, leased land around the race track for two years, referred a tree removal issue to committee, and noted repairs to the water tank and a meter on the Paragonah line. Officials plan to surrender offices on Tuesday January 3.

Burton Joseph R. Bentley Wm. Pritchard Parowan City Martin Skoupard J. M. Ward Paragonah

Inaugurate Patrol Road Maintenance Plan

At a recent Board of County Commissioners meeting the patrol system for state road upkeep was approved. Roads Beaver to Washington Colins and Cedar Land will be split into 12 to 15 mile stretches with patrolmen, paid about 10 000 dollars yearly, responsible for dragging and general maintenance. Budget split roughly 6000 and 4000 for the two roads, with extra help only if needed. Other actions included appointing county representatives to a road convention and a policy to itemize all claims by month’s end.

Board of County Commissioners Stewart State Road Commission Washington Colins Cedar Land

Parowan Planners Push Arrowhead Trail as Utah Primary Road

Delegates from Parowan and nearby towns met in Fillmore with county representatives to back designating the Arrowhead Trail as Utah's primary road. The move aims to secure greater federal road funding under new law and to compete with routes through Sanpete and Sevier counties. The Fillmore convention will appoint a delegation to present the case to the state road commission.

Messrs Wilford Day L. N. Marsden Walter C. Mitchell H. L. Adams John W. Bentley Parowan EI. J. Doolittle Lund W. M. Mace Geo. A. Wood Bergstrom Dr. Petty Cedar City Fillmore Utah Unitedates Congress Sanpet Sevier Fillmore Convention State Road Commission

Parowan Officials Meet As County Revises Records

Commissioners H W Lunt Geo Kerry Willams County Attorney Lunt and other officers attended a Parowan meeting. County Assessor Hillman Dalley is in Parowan a few days to revise records for next year’s assessing. Stake Priesthood meeting planned for Parowan next Saturday at 7. Verna Orton returned from Panguitch and Tropic with cousin Carlisle Little who will stay a week or two.

A. Q. Robison Parowan H. W. Lunt Geo. Kerry Willams Lunt Shay Leith Dalley Urie Hillman Dalley Verna Orton Panguitch Tropic

Postmaster Exam Held In Cedar City. Ten Contenders

Messrs. W L Adams John Brown Carlisle Hoyle A Clark and Jos E Ward traveled to Cedar City on Saturday to sit the postmaster examination. The outcome is not yet announced.

Messrs W. L. Adams John &. Brown Carlisle B. Hoyle 2. A. Clark Jos. E. Ward Cedar City

Look Out Editor Promises House Cleaning at Times Office

The writer vows a house cleaning at the Times office after a public roasting of editors. He warns those responsible for public places reflecting poorly on individuals and the community, promising action with marked copies of the issue.

Times

Paragonah Man Karl Topham Dies After Accident

Karl Topham age about 27 son of Mr and Mrs T As Topham of Paragonah died about 8 30 PM Monday after being unconscious for about sixty hours from a fall from a horse in a field west of Paragonah He never regained consciousness He was active in county Farm Bureau affairs and served as crop posts inspector His death is a loss to the county and sympathy is offered to his bereaved family Funeral arrangements are not advised.

Karl Topham T. As Topham Paragonah Karl Parowan

Lectures on Dairy Industry by Uncle Ben Eldridge

Uncle Ben Eldridge Dairy Specialist from the Department of Agriculture spoke in Parowan on Wednesday. He demonstrated cow sanitation and milk care, stressing the dairy industry’s early development in the county and his ability to make dairy cows highly valued through practical instruction.

Ben Eldridge Department of Agriculture Parowan

Local Medical News from Parowan and Paro Wan

Dr Bergstrom reported Rulon Topham recovering well after throat abscess surgery and Donald Findlay, once deemed hopeless, showing improvement. He was en route to a Toad meeting in Fillmore. Virginia Bergstrom visits Parowan grandparents Wim C Mitchell and wife.

Bergstrom Parowan Fillmore Times Rulon Topham Donald Findlay Dr. Bergstrom Virginia Mrs. Wim. C. Mitchell

PH S D Debates with D N C Friday Evening

The PH S and S debates with the D N C in the High School Auditorium Friday night at 7 40 p m. The event is free and the public is invited. A canoe prize will be awarded after the debate. tickets cost 50 cents.

PH. S&s

Ladies Hats at Reduced Prices Next Week

Mrs J A Evans offers latest hat styles at reduced prices next week with promotional display and shopper invitation.

Christmas Card Line at John T. Mitchell’s Store

Christmas and New Year cards displayed at John T. Mitchell’s with prices ranging from 1c to 25e. Connell Ec.tig.

John T. Mitchell Tig Connell

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