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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1923
Page
8
Dale RK of York Nebraska describes a practical salt box mounted to a post near the barn. The lid projects over the front, and the rear is higher than the front, forcing cattle to raise the lid with a nose and drop it after use. The design keeps salt clean and dry, protecting it from rain and waste.
In the next issue The Times notes Cedar Lumber and Com Co will launch a line of baskets and burial supplies. Details will follow.
The piece argues for a modern 35 to 50 room hotel costing 25 to 30 thousand dollars to attract traveling men who currently avoid nonmodern, steamheated inns. It cites Fillmore Day Hotel as a successful local example, noting it cost about 20 thousand dollars, now pays back and funds further loans, highlighting a potential community investment opportunity.
A civil agriculture note explains ground grain and mash form a key part of rations for growing chickens and laying hens. It covers why grinding improves nutrient use, the role of scratch grain for gizzards, and why feeding dry mash is preferred over wet. It also mentions cleanliness and a postal window envelope guideline from Uncle Sam.
A Salt Lake County sheriff says he will enforce all state laws, popular or not, including the cigarette law, and urges that bad laws be corrected by the legislature rather than by selective enforcement. He frames himself as a church sheriff facing criticism from the press and public.
The Times-News notes widespread use of window envelopes under various names and argues they reduce misaddressed mail. It highlights that proper placement of the window ensures bills and letters reach the correct recipient, preventing costly delays. The piece also mentions a cooperative road improvement plan by Juab County with state and federal partners to upgrade the Chicken Creek to Millard County line road, easing regional travel.
May E. Nelson formerly May E. Martin of Carey Idaho filed intent to prove up her 1915 homestead entry No 016541 for N14 Section 20 Township 32S Range 8W Salt Lake Meridian with J M Chidester Carey Idaho and witnesses listed. The five year proof is set for February 27 1923 before the U S Land Office registrar in Salt Lake City Utah with witnesses William P Pratt George Parry William Keith Henry R Coulam Gould B Blakely.
Ww Clair Row leys and family celebrate the birth of a fine baby girl arriving at their home in the last day or two, bringing smiles to the household.
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