Plans Launched for Creamery Establishment in County
A county committee recommends farmers form the Southern Utah Creamery and Produce Co to build a central creamery in Cedar Valley with $50,000 to start and $15,000 for erection. Common stock sold to producers, preferred to local businessmen, with stock conversion options as the industry grows. The plan aims to store eggs and other produce, market dairy products locally and beyond, and prevent price squeezing by middlemen while ensuring producer returns.
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Committee 4
Ches & Producer
Southern Utah Creamery and Produce Co
Ceder Valley
Centro
Derrymen
Polk
Tetsu
Boa Cu
Haa
Los Angeles
Salt Lake
Parowan Equitable Reaches Interim Credit Agreement
Credit department and stockholders of Parowan Equitable reached a tentative plan with five creditors acting as guarantors. Eight percent interest will be paid for six months on about 1600, with management by the guarantors to stabilize the business. If improved, further extensions may follow. assets are roughly 40,000 with total liabilities near 274,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parowan Equitable
Credit Department
CMI
Teade
Tve
Ien
H D Bayles
LN Marsden
John W Bentley
S A Matheson
George D Morris
Camtal
Sargent and Esplin Talk to Age Club
At the Agricultural Club of the FPH S on Friday afternoon last week Professor Sargent of the BoAC and County Agent Esplin spoke to club members and city clients on dairying and cooperative creameries. They urged dairy industry development and explained the proposed cooperative creamery organization. The topics were vital and the discussions very interesting. an invitation was issued for the gentlemen to return for future meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agricultural Club
FPHS
Profesor Sargent
Boac
Esplin
Invita
Bos
Junior Prom Night Supposedly Moves to Parowan
Local notice records late week events with names Sy Clarence South and Geof Lower renting a term and moving a family to Bettiey farm lane for SUTLMET. The Most Novel Dance Ever faven in Parowan includes data themed events and a Friday date noted as February 24.
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Sy Clarence
Suratiit
Geof Lower
Bettiey Farm
Dairy contest sparks debate on local creamery stock
In a state butter competition, a temple team placed second with a score of 2 as 9234 led and 80 trailed. An AJ group and ATA meeting Thursday may prompt Library Auditoria to decide Whestler Parowan residents’ interest in proposed compensation creamery development and dairy industry plans.
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Che Ester
BAC
ATA
Bemp
Library Auditoria
Whestler Parowan
Prices Fixed for Shearing at Iron County Woolgrowers Meet
At the Iron County Wool Growers Association meeting in the Court house, the committee agreed to pay shearers 1 14 1/4 cents per head for this season after negotiations with sheep men. Elections set a new president Josh Dalton, with James Robinson Jr and others on the advisory board. A Five Hundred party hosted by Empey featured guests and a fine lunch. A new picket fence around James Robinson’s home was noted, along with a baby girl born to Bishop and Mrs HTL Adams. Lost bunch of keys reported near a Parowan garage in January 1922, return reward.
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Iron County Wool Growers Association
Court House
State Wealhrowers Association
Béryve
Tom Thatiner
McHign
Mestng
Josh Dalton
Mro
Cliffer
Empey
Frida
EL Fenton
J Donald Primm
W Mitchell
Mir
Hits VB Decker
Seymour McAllister
L J Adams
Vfo Warner Mitchel
Lonn South
Arete Benson
Thomas J Bayecock
Paroawan
Forbes
Cedar City
Milling Go Plans Improvements at Parowah Milling
President L Marsden of Parowah Milling Company announced plans for improvements to the Fleur mill. Upgrades include better electrics and dust removal to clean seed and remove foreign matter, plus a barley and oats rolling machine to produce better feed. Directors were reelected and officers confirmed. A local youth group organizes activities for girls twelve to fourteen with upcoming hikes and gatherings. Also notes the new story Storm Country Polly begins in this issue.
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L . Marsden
Parowah Milling Company
Tacenth
Stu
Mi Io ME Lyman
Ddblar
Uowell
Rompany
Donmsheag
Marsden
George D Motres
Clark Orton
Thomas D Adams
MN Marsden
George B. Marrs
Freudert
Lyman
Trenaher
Elder Adams Writes From Texas Mission Feb 8 1922
Elder Adams of the Bowth Texas Conference reports from his labor in a missionary vineyard. He describes hospitable people, improving health, and rapid progress in the Lord’s work amid the county distress. He thanks Warner for subscribing to the Panovan Times and expresses gratitude for home news and blessings.
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Vinyard
Texas
Parowan Equitable Stockholders Urged to Support Bank Recovery
A letter to stockholders outlines a joint effort to salvage the Parowan Equitable Cooperative Assoc by securing near term debts and urging owners to continue fair pricing and prompt service. The letter stresses that creditors and stockholders share stake in redemption and community credit, urging stockholders to maintain business with the institution.
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Parowan Equitable Cooperative Associente
Ats
Furmung
Ooometerastor aMvat
Stakholders
Aline
Temporary opening of Cedarity Lund Highway to traffic
The Cedarity Lund Highway from Lund to Parowan Wire opened to the traveling public with stated restrictions. Vehicles must use the bench route near the Farowar Wye, stay under 14 miles per hour, avoid off road detours, and follow direction of maintenance personnel. Only permitted vehicles meeting conditions may traverse. as weather or road conditions change, access may be halted until further notice.
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Cedarity
Lund
Lowe Sproles Pieatiger
Anyimlcr
Teague Hatkatball Defeats P H S In Final Game
In the last basketball game of the season the B A Zt defeated P. HS 46 to 41 at the B & Gym. A slow first half left Cedar home teams behind but the visitors surged in the second half. Officials drew no protests as fans from Parowento praised Cedar hospitality. Standings show Parowsan leading with five wins and two losses. other teams include BAG TM and Murdock with mixed records.
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P. HS
Wittonong
Bhutan
Tan UN
Alloi
BOAC
Parowento
Parowsan
Murdock
Fragmentary note on drink problems and shop decoration
The fragment suggests concerns about drunkenness among people and mentions efforts to keep businesses neat and attractive. It notes Mr Pinder of Parawan Drug Co agreeing to decorate his store by hanging paper and putting on a new main, improving appearance.
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Tn Diatong
Ant
Mr Pinder
Parawan Drug Co Agre
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Creanery
Inn County
Hotcred
Sargent and
Talk
Avery
Taylor Parkinson
The
Murdock Academy
Te Quarker Astended
James . Robinson
Burton
Bishon
Mire
Adame
Stedsuthurls Aid
Thea
Eleanor Bride
Aite Luella Delton
Imay
Pareewan
W. Werner Mitchell Foe van Buren Wilford Day
Elder Adams
Camilla
Bir Warner
Mitchell
Panevan Times
Parcaan Wyado
Jahont
P. H
Looges
A.B
Dixie
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