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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1930
Page
4
The Times laments failed bid for lasting county unity between Parowan and Cedar City after long efforts to foster cooperation. The piece predicts continued tension unless a compromise emerges as Cedar City grows, warning that conflict could erode years of progress.
The Forest Service publishes a striking folder highlighting Cedar Breaks, Cedar Breaks area, Navajo Lake, Buck Creek Spring, Irian Head, the natural bridge to Ashdown Gorge, and other sites. It urges fire prevention and responsible forest use and urges Iron County to advertise local attractions to attract tourists amid Zion and Grand Canyon routes. Moving the county seat is discussed as a rare possibility.
In Salt Lake City two groups meet during the week the State Press Association for its annual convention and lawmakers to study the special tax reform commission report after months of research. Legislators may draft constitutional amendments for voters while the press faces the task of shaping public opinion and outcomes. The piece reflects on the power balance between lawmakers and editors in state progress and the author’s pride in his press affiliation and executive board role.
A pupil, after being scolded for incorrect grammar, writes a note claiming to have enlarged his work and loved went home. The incident, cited by the Wall Street Journal, shows a humorous take on grammar punishment in class.
A brief exchange shows one person quitting cold plunges to save time. They admit spending about 15 minutes hesitating in bed before starting, while noting a plunge itself takes under a minute.
A fragment shows a speaker recalling a woman who accompanied John and collapsed emotionally after an incident. The terse exchange implies distress but provides few concrete details.
A reflective note urges careful driving every day, especially Sundays, warning careless drivers endanger others and calling for prayerful attentiveness on the roads.
Dialogue shows the Daughter of Landlord chiding a stranger for kissing, while Valtresa complains about a soup tasting and clarifies the pudding was made by someone else. The exchange reveals domestic tensions and humor in a kitchen setting.
The speaker notes his wife is growing uppity, buying secondhand hats and similar items, fearing the trend will continue to other purchases like shoes. The passage uses dialect to convey social tension and personal change.
The article notes one third of U S dairy cows lose money while another third break even and one third profit. It urges close culling proper feeding and good breeding to build a herd. It cites 152 060 cows in 1928 showing higher butterfat yields raise income over feed cost. It warns about iodine deficiency causing gaiter in calves and suggests weekly iodine sprinkling on pregnant cows.
A reader notes luck at the races yesterday as they found a quarter on the way out of the grounds, saving a walk home. The Washington Star quote highlights the unexpected windfall and the casual reflection on gambling luck.
A deferential secretary asks why the speaker interrupted. The exchange centers on timing and attire as the secretary defends interrupting during important matters. The dialogue hints at social tension and workplace etiquette.
A short exchange in Lummel, Hamburg, recalls Mr Smith praising a dinner as lovely while a wag at the hearth was reportedly burned. The remark prompts questions about sincerity and the true outcome of the meal.
A reader explains they gave up one vehicle as gas expenses became unaffordable for both cars. The exchange highlights the financial strain of fuel prices on households and daily commuting choices.
In the Fifth Judicial district Utah Iron County creditors must present claims to the undersigned at Paragonah Iron County Utah or by mail by March 17 1939. Dated January 15 1930 Thomas W Jones Durham Morris Attorneys for Executor Psarowan Utah.
Estate of Elizabeth Ann Bensoo Newman announces will contest with vouchers to the undersigned at Parowan Utah, on or before March 20, 1330 in the Utah county. John T. Mitchell administrator of the estate filed January 15, 1939.
Public notices from Tron County call for claims against the estates of Levi A Kempton and John Topham. Administrators L N Marsden of Parowan Utah and Thomas A Topham of Paradwan Utah require vouchers or claims by March 24, 1936. Notices dated January 20 1930.
A fragment shows a biblical style line about Samson defeating with a jawbone and the head being mightier than the hoof, with the ass as observer.
Many stock raisers favor artificial reseeding but investigations in western range areas show natural revegetation is more practical. The first essential is to limit stock to fit carrying capacity and the second is to limit grazing to let palatable vegetation reach maturity.
Dialogue portrays Louise and John discussing an escaped convict who reportedly lived six days in a cave on milk supplied by the sheriff. The exchange implies a reckless escape tale in a rural setting.
A short dialogue features a man asking about Snyder and confessing a ten dollar loan this morning. The exchange implies unfamiliarity and caution in recognizing the acquaintance.
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