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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1933
Page
4
Parowan Pus. & Pranting Co to publish notice by W. Warner Miichen lessee. Rates listed for display per inch and legal notices per line reading notices per line and classified columns. Subscriptions and cash with order noted. Oct. 27, 1916.
School patrons and teachers honor Dr. M J Macfarlane for thirteen years on the Board of Education. The piece lauds his leadership, notes mixed views on new members, and stresses need for technical knowledge in administration. It condemns political misstatements and urges transparent action while acknowledging district progress and future stewardship.
The State Tax Commission provided a schedule of values for livestock taxation to county assessors. It lists cattle categories with prices for calves cows yearlings two year olds and dairy cattle, plus sheep horses pigs and other stock with per head values and notes on proportional assessments.
Arville Halterman and Maude Mawle Mitchell were married by Bishop W. L. Adams at his home on Saturday night. They had been due to wed on Christmas day but a postponement occurred due to the bride’s father’s distress. The couple are praised by The Times for their union.
Locals share hospital updates and holiday travels. Timma Holyoak underwent appendicitis surgery at the county hospital and is recovering. Bettridge also had an appendectomy and was brought home for recovery. Several residents attended New Year gatherings in Cedar City and with family. Community members, officials, and visitors include Tayor, Tueller, Blazzard, Gurr, Dalley deputies, and J. H. Tullis.
Iron County Utah adopts the 1933 budget with general fund items including county officers salaries 10126.06 county commissioners expenses 400 clerk and auditor dep 540 and other department allocations. Other funds cover road maintenance indigent care dependent mothers hospital library and interest on bonds bringing total appropriated to 7920.44.
Parowan High School beat Bunkerville 24 to 18 and edged Minersville 24 to 26 in holiday practice games. League play begins with Cedar at Cedar City on January 11, followed by away games versus Enterprise and a home opener January 20 against Cedar.
Tames W. Barton a noted Paragonah resident died at the county hospital last week after a fall and illness. He had been in ill health for some time recovering from influenza when a wheel accident worsened his condition leading to pneumonia. He was buried on his birthday in Paragonah. He is survived by his widow Gerilde A. Barton and four children, the eldest thirteen, and two sisters.
The I G I o n Auxiliary Meeting is scheduled for next Wednesday at 8 o clock in the Relief room. Officers will discuss important matters and urge full attendance by all members.
A Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Co. notice extols New Year happiness and keeping in touch with family and friends via telephone. It highlights rate information and the joy of hearing loved ones’ voices, promoting telephone reunions as a practical alternative to personal visits.
The Mitchell family expresses gratitude for the sympathy and kindness shown by neighbors friends and the community after the death of Henry A. Mitchell. Mary Adams returned from Los Angeles and Thos J Waydtock and Clifford Empey spent a portion of the weekend in St George with relatives and friends.
Professor A H power warns the mechanis arts department at Utah State Agricultural College that oxidation harms all farm implements. Before storage, hoes shovels disks and mouldboard plows should be freed of adhering soil, polished and coated with heavy grease. Inspect bolts and rivets, replace worn ones, tighten, and check bracings. Wood parts receive seed oil or paint to prevent weather checking and splitting.
The extension service of Utah State Agricultural College announces a revised farm accounting set for 1933. It includes a five year financial summary, efficiency factors, and a new milk record card. Books may be obtained from the County Agent's office. Lamb feeders in Cedar Valley report steady sales of hay and grain despite no current profit from lamb feeding.
Parley L. Jensen and Mrs. Eva Wood were married last week by Justice of the Peace Alvin Benson. The ceremony came as a surprise to most residents, who had not suspected their romance, and they are now receiving congratulations from many friends.
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