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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1929
Page
4
Katherine Edelman reflects on Christmas as the star above, angels singing, and the Christ child bringing happiness to hearts and homes. The humble stable becomes a temple of joy and peace as fear and neglect fade in light of the season.
A reader recalls a crowded toy department incident where a stranger’s push incites irritation. A kind elderly woman offers forgiving words, reminding the narrator it is Christmas, a message recalled each holiday season.
A three year old imagines five dolls given at Christmas and assigns names to them before four thirty in the afternoon.
Five days after the holiday Dora Ling had a chance to examine and price the gifts she received, a moment surveying the aftermath of festive generosity.
A business kin uses a new stock offering and wide advertising in the family journal to revive AMM store. The strategy aims to attract attention, spark interest, and prompt the store to sit up and take notice.
A veteran broadcasting figure, Alvian Siaimions, known for tact and memory, remains in a major station. An evening incident arose when a musician demanded a hat he claimed and Simmons corrected him, noting the hat belonged to Mr. Smith and had been misplaced a year earlier.
East Lansing Michigan report from Michigan State College apiarists accuses bees of robbery and cruelty. They warn weak colonies are prey to predatory bees and advise careful handling and entrance control to protect honey stores.
In a crowded scene a weary man named Weary Wille asks for work at a rough house run by Mrs Murphy who is busy with washing and clearly annoyed by the interruption. The encounter shows hardship and a tense mood in this neighborhood vignette.
A playful exchange notes thinning and thickening sides with Ki as participants joke about balance. The dialogue centers on contrasting self-perception and partner commentary. No concrete events or names beyond Ki are present.
A quirky dialogue features a speaker asking a judge if he knows horsefleeh language and a sister Jenny responding with playful, antiquated slang about taste and manners.
A brief exchange notes a Vancouver or London minded observer offering a five day club membership over weekends. The novice declines citing lack of time while the speaker questions commitment to five days a week.
Mrs Knotts jokes about Dobbs and her husband in a playful exchange. She humorously notes he is always near a mailbox and pockets items, while Mrs Knotts questions the neighbor’s appeal. The scene features light domestic banter and a comic miscommunication about fire and admiration.
A dialogue frames a veteran memory as one soldier confirms being where bullets thickest. The other recalls the moment under the ammunition wagon, preserving a stark Civil War era tone.
Fragmentary OCR text reads as a comic style exchange with mock names and a playful tone. No clear event or person details emerge beyond a lighthearted sequence.
A reflective verse remarking that late hours blur reality as the world pares down to simple pleasures. The speaker muses on sleep slipping away while insisting the night remains a space for quiet amusement and contemplation.
Advertises a job for a man with a car to call on farmers in Iron County. Claims earnings from £38 to $15 daily with no experience or capital required. Mail today to McNESS COMPANY Dept. T Freeport Illinois.
Sheep breeders offer pure Rambouillet lambs to trade for ewes. H A Mitchell and F J Alexander will visit Parowan barton residence December 16 from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Hyatt Hotel Parowan also December 16 from 2 p.m. Two city lots for sale at assessed valuation with no encumbrances, inquire Dr G D Hyatt for details.
Notice states the Parowan Milling Company's flour mill will close for winter from January 1 1930. Customers are asked to bring wheat this month and draw credit before month end. Any remaining items after that date are at the customer's risk. By order of the board M Lyman Miller. Mining location notes for sale at the Times Office.
Fragmentary wartime note references men ordered to repair roads. Dialogue includes Sarge, Al and PWell with mention of shade and asking who stays in the shade amid army and navy context. Details unclear due to text garble.
A cryptic exchange mentions a deadly snault and a paper plate involved in a peculiar incident. Mrs Borden Lodge questions sarcasm as the scene references a meal that used the paper plate as a surface.
The surgeon recalls sewing in a pair of forceps during an earlier procedure and confirms they are inside. They discuss charging the patient’s bid to cover the cost of a second operation.
Miss Plainsmith voices doubt about her appearance during a portrait session while Miss Perchblow contemplates having her next photograph shot by X Fay.
A terse exchange unfolds as an elderly woman criticizes a strong man for begging and questions his reluctance to work, prompting a blunt retort about past time spent and current resolve.
A wordplay riddle contrasts two hypothetical spouses to reveal arithmetic humor. First line says I and my wife equal one, second line says my wife and I equal ten, with she as one and I as the cipher. The puzzle prompts interpreting numbers and identity.
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