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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1950
Page
4
Lost section notifies Watson Adams about a missing item. Winter feed for about ten animals listed by W. R Rowley. Coleman Oil Stove offered for 281 dollars via Cal Decker. Alfalfa hay crops from S. A. Halterman and Sons for sale. Straw offered at 36 dollars per ton in stack or 10 dollars per ton delivered, contact Golden Baviles or call 2998-or.
State of Utah filed application Serial 665809 to select land parcels in multiple sections across T and R ranges in Utah. The land is proposed for grazing use under the Taylor Grazing Act, opened for objection during publication, with protests due by Feb 17, 1950. Ernest E. House, Manager, notes publication dates Jan 20 and Feb 17 1950.
The list shows events including Feb 16 Parente-Teachers, Feb 18 Fathers and Sons FFA Banquet, Apr 18 Road Show MIA, Apr 27 Parent-Teachers, May 19 Music and Speech Stake MIA.
The Lamoreaux family thanks everyone for their kindness and support through this time. Andrew Lamoreaux and family appreciate the many floral offerings and heartfelt messages they received.
On May 6, 1940 the State of Utah filed an application to select 2324.83 acres under the Taylor Grazing Act for multiple sections in T8N to T18S and R2E to R19E, opened under the Grant to Miners Hospitals and classified as proper for acquisition. The application was allowed January 38, 1950. Objections due during publication period to Ernest E House, Manager, First Publication Jan 20, 1950.
Auction note lists wood either stick or sawn and coal for sale with contact names Eugene Warren and Donald Warren. Dated January 27, 1950.
Dixie Forest saw a rise in visitors with about three hundred thousand vacationers to the Dixie National Forest in 1910. Tourists favored camping and fishing, while winter sports and hiking grew, and two new rope tow areas near Cedar City boosted skiing potential despite a slight campground decline from charges.
Milo Stones, nephew of Mr and Mrs Wo, travels with prison crew to El Paso and San Antonio. He recently appeared in public memorials in Santa Fe and joined the Mayor Guild in San Antonio for the Battle of Flowers. He plans to work on the farm next summer.
For sale hand woven bugs on display by Mrs. A H Robinson at home. Call 2262 or visit to see the different woven patterns.
Reliable man with car sought to call on farmers in Iron County. Promising opportunity with earnings of 15 to 20 dollars daily. No experience or capital required. Permanent position. Write MecNHSS Company Dept. B 2423 Magnolia St Oakland California
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