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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1926
Page
5
The Eighth Annual Ogden Live Stock Show opens January 4 in the new $100000 Coliseum, with $20000 in cash prizes and entries from more than a dozen states. Officials praise the facility and aim to attract the largest crowd yet for a premier livestock exhibition and educational show in Ogden.
The bureau of Home Economies of the United States Department of Agriculture suggests preparing Christmas dinner ahead. Plan main course first, then desserts, with many items cooked or assembled a day or two before. Prepare stuffing, turkeys, hams, vegetables, sauces, and desserts in advance to reduce last minute work.
A dialogue fragment shows a speaker recalling a remark about Jen's complexion from last night. The other person asserts Jen still looks beautiful in public, while noting the prior comment referred to her complexion.
One motorist calls a railroad engineer a coward after a street race exchange. The other asks why, and the first notes the engineer slowed his train when he realized the race was underway.
A dialogue reveals one person regrets following another’s guidance. The speaker admits taking the advice led to trouble, while the advisor asserts it was the speaker’s own judgment that mattered. The exchange hints at a consequences theme and personal accountability.
Fractured text shows a claim about a vanishing cream promoted by a druggist. The fragment mentions a furious female user and repeated nightly use for two weeks with no noticeable change. Sources unclear about specifics or outcome.
In a candid exchange, Muggins urges taking the girl, while Burgins notes the value of a solid match given the proposal. The conversation hints at a forthcoming union and the social stakes of an advantageous alliance.
A fragmented exchange weighs whether absence sharpens affection. The speakers reference devotion and perception, implying a joke or puzzle about feelings tied to presence and action.
A fragment hints at a musical scene where brass and strings clash in a playful mishap. The text mentions a motor horn and a harp as part of the improvised performance.
The speaker notes Mr Fossil's obsession with antiques and predicts a marriage proposal by him to the younger sister, implying romantic interestamid quirky family dialogue.
A fragmentary quote shows a man asking if his wife is ready for a mountain trip and expressing relief that she woke up decided. The readable snippet hints at travel plans and domestic conversations without full context.
The readable fragment mentions a student asking about a disease question and a professor replying with unclear topic. No clear person, place, date, or event is available to form a complete news card.
A youthful observer from Walaa reports a gas odor spreading through the area. Later, a figure named Behl helped in the search as Waa began collecting in a seventeen prile event that night.
A rugged hunter explains how a clever lure by Smythe helps draw rattlesnakes during a hunt. He describes using a rattie rap decoy to misdirect the snakes and improve tracking efficiency.
A garbled OCR line hints at a human interest piece with unclear names and places. It references someone borrowing money and a tense moment involving a father figure, but the text is too damaged to identify individuals or context.
Local notices include Santa Claus visits and renewals for subscriptions, with donations noted. Classifieds advertise corn prices 10¢ per lb, wood 35¢ per hundred pounds, marceling service, a store building for rent, feed chopping by Edgar Benson, and a Christmas gift subscription offer for two dollars with wrapping.
Freya Utah ad prompts readers to save money and buy at Jones Furniture Company's big close out sale now ongoing. The notice mentions a modern house for rent and directs readers to the seller for cost sales.
Multiple public notices announce sheriff sale and creditor claims in Iron County Utah. Foreclosures list parcels in sections 19 and 16, township 33 south range 8 and 9 west, with water rights. sale set January 8 to January 6, 1927. Also probate notices for John J Hatto and debts due February 4, 1927. Sheriff J T Leigh and Deputy C O Bontley oversee proceedings in Parowan.
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