Parowan Times Subscription Rates
Parowan Utah publication entry from 1915 notes second class mail status and outlines subscription rates for the newspaper.
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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1923
Page
4
Parowan Utah publication entry from 1915 notes second class mail status and outlines subscription rates for the newspaper.
Advertising rates are listed for display ads and classifieds with various discounts. Non contracted display is 20c per column inch, 15 percent off with contract or plate furnished. For sale notices are 10c per line first insertion, 25c minimum, paid in advance. Legal notices 10c per line per insertion. Final Proof notices cost 10 dollars. Water user notices 15 dollars. Communications to Purowan Times.
The Daughters of the Pioneers and Mayor F C Van Buren advocate establishing a museum to preserve old pioneer relics and documents in Parowan. They propose using the old meeting house as a display space, repairing it with community support, and ensuring grounds and camp areas are well maintained to protect the site and enhance the town square.
A mercantile clerk cheerfully offers Hewletts Supreme over M J B coffee, noting both are equal in quality. The tale argues the salesman's Utah focused stance could boost state industry and prosperity if statewide buyers asked for Utah products.
In this prime weather spell neighbors plan tasks for spring and next summer. Work includes hauling wood, husking corn, manureing, repairing fences and sidewalks, greasing machinery, oiling harness, clearing gardens, and tidying land titles and deeds. Time is money.
Public notice from Iron County Utah Board of Education of intent to issue 7500 and 6000 dollar negotiable coupon bonds dated 1923 to refund prior bonds. Objections must be filed by February 5 1923 at 2 pm in Cedar City. Bond terms include 5 percent interest, semiannual payments, and redemption at National Bank of Commerce New York.
Charles S. Martin of Salt Lake City Utah filed intention to make five year proof to establish his homestead claim on Section 20 Township 32 South Range 1 West Salt Lake Meridian before the Register and Receiver at Salt Lake City on February 20 1923 Witnesses include William P. Pratt George Patry William J Kieth and Arthur H Taylor Also mentions Mr ATLEurity Robinson from Spry attending Pioneer Day celebrations noting sunny conditions in both locales.
Mr. Othello Pearce of Beaver was in Parowan the first of the week, signaling a brief regional visit.
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