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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1925
Page
4
A garbled OCR snippet mentions quarterly pricing with a three month rate of 209 dollars and a one year option listed as 1 tit. The fragment references a pricing table or advertisement likely tied to a subscription plan or service.
The Augh School defends its interleip ment program amid critics and editorials. Support from the community is urged as teachers are commended for enforcing decorum with appropriate apparel and conduct on school grounds.
A public notice discusses upcoming work on the rage track to be started mid month. Engineers present a plan to avoid interrupting traffic and allow continued use of the track while tracks are heated by weather. Local officials and organizations consider a detour and coordinated action to keep amusements running without halting the track.
Creditors are notified to present claims to the law office of Of Fares, Pate Wan, Wish, before February 27, 1925. The executor is Wilken Cranes Browne, with Parsells Pi f Actorney for Executor. (Dec. 31,1924 to Feb 26, 1925)
A mix of readers discuss gravel day plans and related payments. Some urge simple restraint while others push for covering costs. The column reflects varied opinions on community event timing and funding.
State Engineer Office Lake City Utah February 2 1925 public notice that John J. McGetick of Salt Lake City Utah filed an application under Utah law to appropriate water from unnamed washes including Bar Basket and Little Basket creeks in Tooele County. Water would be diverted at multiple points for irrigation of about 200 acres and domestic use, with a later publication deadline and protest fee requirements. Filing 5629, protest due thirty days after publication, with $190 fee. publication February 4 1925 to March 4 1925.
A four act comedy titled One Night Only is presented in Cedar City on February 17 after performances began February 16 at the Braet Agricultural College. The cast includes Professor Carlisle Sanath Newmen Chow L Jones Grant Twitchell Alfred Riddle Jack Harkins Earl Whitaker and others with roles such as a French maid Eve Bigelow.
A fragmented advertisement lists bale d hay and churning equipment, a safety lamp, and lighting items along with a loan offer and home for sale in the Southeast corner of town. Inquiries directed to Clark Ortott and John W. Bentler with appointment details.
Enrollment for Citwené Military Training Camp approved by Frontiers Division Reserve headquarters Salt Lake City. Fort Douglas Utah hosts a June 12 to July 11 1925 camp for five western states with 720 trainees. a secondary camp at Fort Russell Wyoming is planned for 140 applicants.
Last night at Branch Agricultural College gym Cedar Scout activity began with forty three boys attending the opening session. Arthur Mores and Williat Wood led the program with officers elected including Golden Ell Burns as master, Iria T Nelson as scowl master, Warren Pendleton as patrol leader, and A J forms a spibe assisting. Representatives from businesses and churches were present as rope work and basic scout skills started the course with high enthusiasm. The leaders expect the weeklong program to be more than a success.
Dir and Mrs James B Gute conclude their remedy at the start of the week for Custin Netadasa where Br forr will assume supervision of the national forest. Mr John Barton was a business shift to Parowan. Arst of the week Mr afd Bre, Drak Rolling, recently returned to take their bound there. Mr F Van Buren was over from Braver at the start of the week.
The study outlines beef cattle weight ranges and grading standards from the Bureaus of Markets. It notes steers from 1100 to 1800 pounds, carcase quality, and emphasis on lean bright meat with proper fat. It describes preferred traits for high quality beef cattle in the Chicago market.
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