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Parowan Utah publication notes second class mail status and announces subscription prices of 2.00 and 1.10 in an early 20th century notice.
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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1921
Page
4
Parowan Utah publication notes second class mail status and announces subscription prices of 2.00 and 1.10 in an early 20th century notice.
Display advertising costs range from 20 cents per column inch with 15 percent discount for contracts to 20 cents for non contracted. Foreign ads at 25 cents with 18 percent contract discount or 20 cents with 15 percent off with plate. For sale notices 10 cents per line first insertion, 5 cents thereafter, 25 cent minimum, advance payment required. Legal notices 10 cents per line. final proofs 10 dollars. water users notices 15 dollars. Communications to Parowan Times.
The article urges formation of a Commercial Club to push city valley development and backs cooperative efforts among breeders and merchants. It argues Rambouillet sheep breeders, swine and cattle breeders, and others should unite to improve quality, market prices, and trust, while noting practical farming tasks like irrigation head gates and preparing wood in advance.
The ad urges readers to prepare for spring work now. Have implements repaired and order extras so replacements arrive when needed. Consider fence corrals and sheds repairs to be ready for next season.
Notice is given that Arthur H. Taylor of Salt Lake City Utah who filed a homestead entry on February 16 1916 for SH Section 29 Township 32 South Range 8 West Salt Lake Meridian has fled notice of intention to make five year proof to establish claim before the Register and Receiver U S Land Office Salt Lake City on February 20 1922 Witnesses include Henry R. Coulam William J. Keith William P. Pratt and A I Robison Gould B Blakely Register December 28 first publication last January.
The piece contrasts enterprise with cowardice and thriftlessness, arguing enterprise spans all ranks from office boy to president. It emphasizes initiative and risk taking, noting many possess other qualifications yet fear the effort needed for true enterprise. Forbes Magazine.
Notice is given that Henry R Coulam of Salt Lake City Utah who on February 16 1916 made Homestead entry No 016886 for N Section 29 Township 32 South Range West Salt Lake Meridian has filed notice of intention to make five year proof to establish claim before the Register and Receiver U S Land Office Salt Lake City Utah on February 20 1922.
Bids will be opened at 10 a m on January 9 1922 by the County Commissioners at the Parowan Court House. The project in Cedar City calls for erection of a county hospital with two main bid categories general bid covering labor and materials according to architect Random J Jones plans and specifications plumbing and heating bid covering labor and materials for full plumbing heating and installations per the plans and specs.
IS Se, OR prepared by Architect Randall L. Jones. Bids require certified check for at least 5 percent of bid amount. A $10 deposit for plans and specifications. Board may reject any or all bids. Signed Iron County Board of Commissioners John W. Bentley Clerk. Dr and Mrs J W Bergstrom and daughter Virginia celebrated Christmas at Virginia's grandparents in Parowan.
A fragmented saying about youth and aging noting that youth uncovers new opportunities while old age cannot undo past actions. The quote suggests unlearning burdens grows as youth fades and opportunities pass.
A fragmented ode-like excerpt debates human nature as flawed and extreme. It questions where youth ends and notes laughter fading with age. The text hints that even moral rules may seem superfluous to a peeved man and reflects on the folly of humanity.
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