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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1931
Page
4
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A rambling local column laments a rough detour between here and Cedar City, recalling a quip about roads and Americans. It weaves in farm advice, agriculture notes, and household hints from the U. S. Department of Agriculture, plus practical child-rearing tips and references to June Topham's Salt Lake City stint returning home.
Notice of sale in the Fifth Judicial District Court Iron County Utah for the estate of Charles D Adams deceased. Private sale of seven acres ten acres and twenty seven square rods and other parcels plus stock shares in Paragonah Canal Company and Red Creek Reservoir and Canal Company. Bids by mail to Parowan or Mortis and Matheson lawyers due after August 6 1931 with ten percent bid deposit and purchase price on confirmation. Dated July 13 1931 Orlando W Adams administrator.
A garbled clipping includes a tailor dispute over attire, cautions about breach of promise, notes on turkey farming sanitation in the East and Midwest, an unfinished rental notice for a Parowan home, flour and feed prices from John Mortensen, a delivery rate, and a creditors notice for John F. Stallsmith’s estate with claims due by September 16 1931. The text blends personal quips, agricultural methods, local ads, and legal deadlines.
In Utah's Fifth Judicial District Court Tron County, THOMAS ROES Defeased seeks action by undersigned or mail to Paragonah Iron County by November 12, 1931. Dated July 16 17 24 and 31. James Jiebb Executor Morris and Matheson attorneys Parowan and Cedar City Utah.
A brief exchange asks if the sun ever rises, with a reply noting the speaker is in a hurry to get indoors and pay scant attention to the view.
A garbled note recalls a rain soaked purchase bargain gone awry with misread prices and slipping plans. The fragment hints at a rushed sale and a failed attempt to gain value during wet weather.
A dialogue features an artist asking ten thousand dollars to paint a sitter in an evening dress. The prospective sitter balks at the price and shifts to asking for a painting of her in a bathing suit, highlighting high portrait fees and negotiation dynamics.
Peter says he arrived hours earlier with flowers that wilted while Ifelen questions the lateness and asks why forgiveness should be granted for the delay and the wilted bouquet.
Vashers in Parowan offers authorized repair services and genuine parts for all model types. Contact local representatives for service scheduling, parts availability, and warranty guidance. Located in Parowan, Vashers provides on site or drop off options with prompt turnaround.
Mrs A GC Sorensen sends a note from Los Angeles renewing a yearly Parowan Times subscription and noting optimism about the pendulum swinging back. The letter mentions clock makers Sorensen and Welch installing tower clocks and related time systems, plus warm regards to friends in Parowan and region. Wayne Guymon party heads home to California after a ten day visit. Times subscription price is two dollars a year.
A neighbor recalls overhearing rehearsals for a new play by the author about a couple famed for their constant quarrels. The dialogue hints at domestic tension and creative exploration of marital strife. The work prompts curiosity about character dynamics and resolution.
A clipped quip from a historical page features a boss’s son claiming he was given a diploma by his alma mater in a garbled dialect. The remark follows a separate speaker criticizing someone for eating fruit before it ripens, reflecting rustic humor and local color.
A terse jumble of phrases implies social caution and a personal decision about a ring. The text contrasts risk and restraint with a dismissive tone toward a proposed purchase or exchange. No clear events, names, or places are identifiable.
A dialogue reveals a laundry manager named Sambo answering about his job and the business’s title Kilza Ann. The brief exchange includes a mispronounced phrase and confirms the laundry’s name.
A brief, personal note reflects on moving and staying in a small hut. The speaker expresses contentment with their habitat and a humorous, self aware tone about the decision to relocate.
Easy washers offered by C A Tromison Distributor Cedar City Utah at south 1st east street. Old washers and stores may accept part payment. Free demo available by calling Xchenge Prone 160 227.
A sensational line claims May has endured three marriages with ongoing alimony from the first two. The report hints at personal scandal and ongoing legal arrangements surrounding her marital history.
A brief, quirky exchange features an old man and Bugga sharing a wry remark about vocabulary. The dialogue hints at a playful misfit mood with a cultural flavor and a touch of humor.
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