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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1929
Page
4
A public notice from Parowan Utah dated February 27 1916 records W Warner Mitchell as lessee in a second class mail matter matter at the post office. Amounts shown include 2.00 and 1.10 dollars indicating charges or fees.
A fragmented civic notice lists a year end and new year schedule of dances and plays across East West and other wards. Entries include Gun and Red Club Ball on December 30, various balls and operas from January to April, and a final big drawing at six o clock on New Year’s Eve.
Parowan City Iron County Utah approves Budget Appropriation Ordinance for 1930 with detailed fund balances and transfers. The document records hydro electric water works and sinking funds, interest due, and transfers from Water Works Fund, approved by Mayor John W. Bentley and City Recorder Richard Benson on December 21 1925.
A boastful junior worker seeks promotion after Ar. John's death. The surviving partner agrees, asking whether the undertaker can arrange the replacement.
A short exchange notes a host keeping a watch dog role and a visitor asking if the dog should have a chain attached, framing a domestic scene with implied tension.
Fragmentary text references a person named Barbara Friddie and a phrase about hair styling. No verifiable event, date, or clear context available for a fuller summary.
A humorous exchange unfolds as a buyer considers a parrot with a lifelike gaze. The salesman admits the bird talks but declines to be quoted, leaving the scene stalled over a peculiar domestic purchase.
A quirky slice from Oklahoma describes a home that yields amusing anecdotes. A conductor calls goodnight as they approach, while an old lady comforts her curtains and says she’ll stay up a bit longer, adding a gentle domestic humor to the scene.
A quip-filled exchange about a man’s wife elopement and a rival who bought his old car. The dialogue contrasts the two antagonists’ sentiments, hinting at ongoing tension and unresolved grievances. No further context provided.
In a tense scene Briggs warns Bragg as he clears Briggs from the stand. Bragg responds with calm restraint showing growing confidence and potential to recognize and seize a pivotal moment.
A cryptic exchange about a past fire scene surfaces, mentioning rekindling an old fame and a sense of exertion. The terse wording hints at memory, labor, and public attention connected to prior events without clear names or dates.
A fragment notes Johnny Banz a chemist and Doehnny’s absence with a cryptic reference to H₂O and H2504 suggesting a chemical or poetic puzzle. No clear dates or locations are present.
In a dialogue set on the shore, a speaker cautions that time at the beach is wasted because appearances betray wealth. Marzie asks why and the other replies that money is not always visible in a bathing suit, hinting at social judgment.
Fragmentary exchange describes a mistress and maid discussion about presence in a house. The lines imply a tense domestic note with a playful yet protective stance toward a mistress figure.
A brief dialogue shows Mrs Childs boasting of a good tie on her husband while Mrs Frills claims she had a fine line on her husband but needed to clunge it for a rope. The snippet reflects a humorous or domestic exchange.
A blurred dialogue hints at a crowded menu and overload in a dining setting. One speaker claims too much to read while the other requests another item, suggesting chaotic service or busy hours.
A terse report depicts a dispute with unclear names and details. The fragment mentions a victim who denies wrongdoing, referencing a marital matter and a bridge game as context, but the full events and locations remain obscured.
A fragmentary notice centers on a spouse and parental ties, naming a figure described as unsurpassed. The text hints at a marital or family relationship status and mentions a person referred to as Gulspeken, with a cryptic reference to a husband and possibly a non-traditional partnership.
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