Parowan Times Advertises Heritage Parade Event
The Parowan Times for 1916 reports on a local event organized by W. Warner Mitchell, Lessee, with details indicating a poetry and cultural program at Parowan Vian on Get 27 1916. The item appears as a partial public notice in the weekly edition.
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W. Warner Mitchel
Anapolysis of Tivaday land vote mirrors 1928 school bond
A fragmented 1920s style analysis compares Tivaday land election results with the 1928 Cedar City Newcastle Parowan bond vote. It notes Cedar City's strong local support and Parowan's overwhelming approval while Newcastle and Parowan show varied enthusiasm, reflecting local expectations and perceived benefits.
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Anapolysis
Tivaday
Bonita
Arcept
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Cedar City
Alog
Newcastle
Marena
Luitling
Cecar City
OS Dey
Leiter
Cedar Gly
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Parowan
Cedar Giy
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Cedar
Thanks to Retiring Officers Honored by City
Citizens thank retiring officers Mayor Marston Council Fenton Tang and Mitchall for years of public service. The note praises their dedication, time, and effort, acknowledging public gratitude despite occasional scrutiny, and extending thanks to all who served.
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Marston
Caueltree Fenton
Tang
Mitchall
Verame
Teey Raye
Yen No
Parowan City Budget Appropriation Ordinance 1935
The Parowan City Council adopts the Budget Appropriation Ordinance for the calendar year 1935 detailing expenditures payments on P W A Waterworks bonds interest and principal electric bonds and sidewalk bonds etc. The ordinance covers tax collection, audits, printing, office supplies, salaries, library, cemetery and various municipal operating costs. Edward G. Matheson City Recorder certifies the ordinance as a true copy, approved December 30, 1935, and sealed.
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Parowan City
Erry Ct
Lowan City
Utah
P. W. A. Waterworks
P. W. Waterworks Bonda
P. TW. A
Electedle Bonis
P. W. A. Flestric
Pat Waterworks
Guy Records
Yankee Meadow
Funere
Hyapo-electric EatesTa
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Edward G. Matheson
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Greembker
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Vague civic message from a fragmentary notice
A partial public note expresses thanks and seeks support for new officials. The readable text hints at gratitude to local citizens and pledges to back the new leadership, though specifics are unclear due to garbled OCR.
New Year Push on Traffic Safety Sparks Public Resolve
In 1985 a strong rise in traffic safety awareness spread nationwide with calls for concrete action. Readers urged individuals to adopt New Year resolutions based on six principles: underwrite care, drive and walk safely, gain knowledge of rules, improve driving skill, use common sense, and cooperate to reduce crashes. The piece endorses organized efforts and cites civic support, noting broad but cautious optimism for lasting change.
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Bureau of Casualty and Sourecy
Coltreau
Cave
Indhetrtsl
Notice for Publicaton Final Proof for Parowan Land Claim
General Land Office announces that Jon McGregor Lyman of Parowan Utah filed stockraising homestead entries No 043933 and 046682 with intent to prove residence and ownership. Final proof is set for January 21 1936 before the Parowan District Court Clerk. Witnesses named: Joan S Dalton J Melvin Ward Carlisle Delton Elmer Mitchell all of Parowan. Register: Thomas F Thomas. Dates: Dec 26 27 san 3 10 17.
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General Land Office
Salt Lake City
Utah
Jon McGregor Lyman
Parowan
WHSEK
Nsw
Range
Salt Lake Meridian
District Court
Joan 5. Dalton
J. Melvin Ward
Carlisle Delton
Elmer Mitchell
Thomas F. Tiomas
Register
San
Reader Advertisements and Local Furnishings Listing
Radio servicing advertised with guaranteed work by Elwyn Halterman Parowan NORTHERN COAL on hand at say Unio in any amount Lump 10.20 Nut 9.00 per ton Sawed wood 25c per hundred at John Smurtensen's WOOD for sale sand cedar and pine 20c a hundred sawed 25c Roy Denson Parowan SAVED WOOD or Sale 28c per hundred Edgar Benson Parowan
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Say Unio
John Smurtensen
Roy Denson
Parowen
London Bridge Through The Ages At London’s Thanes
London Bridge sits at the head of navigation near the Tower of London. The article traces a wooden bridge destroyed in 1091, the first stone bridge built between 1176 and 1209 with 20 arches, houses and a drawbridge endowing a crowded concourse. It notes fires including the great fire of 1600s and removals in 1757, with the modern bridge opening in 1891 and the new span completed a year earlier.
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London Bridge
Lenton
Tower of London
London
Cleveland Plain Center
Southwark
Pew Jandon
Llamas Named for Burden and Faithful Temperament
A Globe-Democrat writer notes llamas as ancient Andean transport, valued for strength and sure-footed mountaineering. They carry heavy loads, provide milk, meat, leather, and coarse fiber for textiles, with roles evolving since 1550 in South America.
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SS Louis Globe-Democrat
Vera
Inters
Iucas
Cordilleras
Awa
Ameticng
Handwriting Variations Reflect Personal Identity Say Experts
Handwriting forms vary with each person and reflect individuality. An expert notes that nervousness training and education influence legible script, while crude or beautiful writing still reveals the writer’s unique identity beyond technique.
Nature Printing Reveals Pressed Flora in Old Books
A second hand book shop table often yields poetry or Victorian novels with a flower or leaf pressed inside. The dried plant forms leave brown stains on pages, recalls classic nature printing from the eighteenth century used to record cave and whale plant specimens by a transfer method no longer used.
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New York Sun
Prominent Cairo Landmark Mohammed Ali Mosque
The Mohammed Ali mosque tops Cairo’s citadel, begun in 1824 by Mohammed Ali, forebear of Egypt’s King Fou d, and completed about 20 years later. Its slender minarets and graceful design render it one of the era’s most beautiful Arabian art works.
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Cairo
Egypt
Mohammed Ali
Foud
Ignorance of Monarchs Bright Spots in History
A Colery Weekly column from Trenton New Jersey discusses how ignorance of monarchy yields bright spots in history. It cites 1855 when Czar Nicholas II allegedly issued a decree promoting Russian and American languages in state papers, reflecting tensions after Crimean War defeats.
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Raymond Over
Trenton
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Colery Weekly
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Russia
Asslun
Ongtieh
Local 4-H Show Entries Highlight Shorthorns and Lambs
Warren Bulloch of Cedar City sends six purebred Shorthorn calves to the Ogden Livestock Show including four bulls and two heifers. Also entered are 4-H club members Bud Nelson and Tommy Abbott with lambs and a baby beef steer, all aiming to compete against top regional exhibits.
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Warren Bulloch
Cedar City
Ogden
Mr. Gulloch
Milford
Utah
Panguiteh
Lookout Grande
Bultoch
Bud Nelson
Bud
Tommy Abbott
Paragonau
Tommy
Pine trees offer windbreak value in Utah climate
The Intermountain region promotes a yellow pine species for drought resilience and windbreak use, suited to five locations. It grows 75 to 100 feet tall with limbs reaching ground level, feature a straight trunk and fast timber growth. Prefers loam to well-drained soils, elevations around 6900 feet, and needles three to eight inches long in clusters of three.
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Rts
Utah
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