Parowan Times Publishes Weekly Stamp and Post Notice
The Parowan Times announces weekly publication under W. Warner Muiteneil as lessee and notes second class mail status at the Parowan Utah post office dated October 27, 1976.
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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1934
Page
4
The Parowan Times announces weekly publication under W. Warner Muiteneil as lessee and notes second class mail status at the Parowan Utah post office dated October 27, 1976.
The Cedar City and Parowan chambers of commerce led a dedication to honor Cedar Breaks drawing governors, railroad leaders, and national figures, boosting publicity and local cooperation. The piece notes public funding limits, calls for broader medical and hospital support, and details camp activities and future plans for a summer program at Lane place.
In face of feed shortages and winter risk, the government plans to buy cattle, pay better prices, and remove surplus stock to save ranges. The program, paired with a feeding effort, promises to convert losses into profits and ease a severe livestock crisis.
Fragment outlines potential end to free medical attention and hospitalization programs in the county. Board of County Commissioners may vote to terminate the order, affecting services that benefited numerous residents in recent years.
Classified notice seeking one or two loads of alfalfa in Parowan paid in cash by W War ter Mitchbell and piano music supply requests from Mrs Beth Leigh in Cedar City with telephone contact.
Two Parowan scout troops returned from a Navajo Lake camp with glowing reports. The East ward group of 21, led by Ray H. Adams, earned the camp award for arrangement and comfort. the West ward was led by Louis Adams. They traveled by trucks, began with colors at 7 15 a m and filled days with hikes, fishing, boating, swimming, craft instruction, and a bonfire night.
Numerous residents praise A C Elatch and A B Matheson for barbecue at Cedar Hreaks celebration. The & S&S C club reports up to date Eve meetings and lists officers headed by President Margaret Pendieton and Beatrice Orton as leaders.
Loans to farmers and stockmen for feed or seed or forage crops are available in emergency drought areas under the June 19 1934 act. Administered by the Farm Credit Administration, loans cover feed purchases up to per head limits and forage crop production up to per acre limits, with minimum loan amounts of 25 dollars. Security includes promissory notes and non-disturbance agreements. notes mature November 1 1924. Forms are at the PF E.TRA office Cedar City Utah. For sale two good work horses and a registered jersey bull calf about months old contact Scott Day Farowan.
William T. Davenport sues Joseph J. Jones and many Jones family heirs in Iron County Utah to quiet title on Lot Four in Plate O Paragenah Town Survey Section 32 Township 323 South Range 4 West Salt Lake Meridian about 0.9 acres with improvements. The State of Utah is named as a defendant and summons requires appearance within 20 to 30 days. Morris and Matheson represent the plaintiff with Cedar City address. Publication dates June 8 15 22 29 and July 6
State Engineer announces application by Joseph E Lister Paragonah Utah to appropriate 0.01 second feet from unnamed spring in West Fork of West Cottonwood Canyon Wash Iron County Utah. Water to be used for 450 head of horned stock and 10 to 20 head of horses year round. File No 11636. Protests with affidavit and $1 fee due within 30 days after publication. Dates of first and last publication June 16 and July 15 1964.
Iron County moves on the federal emergency cattle purchase program with a two car load weekly quota. Meetings across communities inform producers and a three member advisory committee coordinates appraisers and survey cards while state officials review contracts and prepare checks for distribution.
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