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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1916
Page
4
A civic appeal arguing mutual dependence of town and county for prosperity. It urges residents to trade locally, stressing farmers and merchants benefit from home sales and cooperation, noting a past catastrophe and the risk to land values if the town and county do not work together.
Parowan city could boost business and travel appeal by installing large electric signs at the Lup of Main Street and at the bottom, lighting entrances and exits to guide travelers after dark. A prominent sign at the head of Main Street and relocating high power poles could create a beacon attracting visitors with minimal cost.
A fragmented notice urges readers to inspect land columns and water appropriation details in the county. It references a $150 per year figure and signals potential changes affecting property interests.
National forest funds for the Intermountain District fiscal year ended June 2000 total over $460,000, up about $5,000 from the prior year. Timber sales ($87,990) rose 14.5 percent above average, grazing and road uses accounted for most of the receipts, and 25 percent of the fund supports local schools and roads within the district.
Notice details accused buyers moving butter paper to the printing office to print it and avoid high costs. Tomes naked J Amon Geneon Equit able and Mir H J Mortenson Co op promise to stop butter paper handbag theft and let The Times sell the entire stock. The Times urges compliance with the law and offers printing options to those who wish to print the paper locally.
Parish leaders in Parowan ward seek volunteers for missionary service. Named are Ray Lyman Verda Lyman Edie Thatheson Nelson Maraden and Scott Matheson among others who reportedly raise objections to accepting the call.
The Times notes visitors from California Cedar Gig Iowa and Misgoor last week. It urges readers to send names for sample copies and mentions a national lemon eaters trend tied to Uncle Sam and a lemon in Mexico.
A fragmented note describes a town build in Parovan tied to Teeds purchase. It references women’s fashion threats and water shirts, plus a quirky line comparing Carranza’s whiskers to Brother Hughes. The snippet hints at a discussion of optionality but lacks clear action or outcome.
An old advertisement urges every family to keep Chamberlain's Cohe Cholera and Cholera Remedy during hot weather. It claims the preparation is valuable, nearly always needed before summer, and has no superior for its intended purpose. It promotes easy purchase everywhere.
Notice for publication lists defendants and parties in a mortgage foreclosure action. It names John B. Eee and others, sets a date for appearance before the clerk of the district court, and specifies a sale at Farred Uleb on the stated due date. The notice includes defendants, lenders, and locations in Walnut, Iowa, with dates and required appearance details.
A degraded OCR fragment describes an estate entry and court action filed before the Clerk of the District Court in Terowan Goask. It mentions names such as Blakely and details about dates, fees, and location surrounding Lake Che Tick and related properties.
The notice describes a water flow requirement of water per second and the geographic area near Baltic Lake. It outlines conditions for a permit, including measurements of depth, distance from shore, and annual periods. It mentions application steps, required affidavits, and filing with authorities by a specified date. The text references dates, officials, and procedural steps for review and approval.
The text appears as a garbled historic public notice from Salt Lake City with references to a local poet and legal actions. It mentions Beemer edition and geometric details, and includes a date vague note about publication and affidavits. The fragmentary OCR prevents precise facts or proper names.
Notice announces a water diversion proceeding under state law. It lists the involved parties, location near Lake and Fearn Creek, and the date for first publication July 12, 1916. It references permits, drainage work, and required filings with the Enginesta office.
Fragmented OCR text announces a notice related to a publication matter in 1908 at a county or district seat. It mentions individuals including F Buhl of Avot Toms and several names and places in a legal or official notice context. The readable items indicate a posting dated August 26 with references to a meeting or court action and named persons, but the full details are unclear due to garbled text.
Incomplete OCR text describing a public notice action. Mentions Atlantic, Lake County, Basin, public sale, and registration dates but lacks clear names, dates, and entities to confirm specifics. Summary reflects unreadable fragments and preserves the core idea of a governmental notice.
A formal public notice describes water use restrictions and permit actions affecting counties in Utah and Idaho. It cites engineers Boake and Clee, a related consolidated law, and specifies a public date for publication. The notice references Beamon, THah 189 19h end W060 Lomppeepade, and lists affected districts and the intended end date for certain permissions.
A historical notice describes water user relief, engineer inactivity, and a district plan affecting the Beaver Creek and surrounding tracts. It mentions Bedford and Sownaldo, with references to acreage, yearly allocations, and a pending public vote on a water project.
Fragmented notice describes a public sale and legal actions concerning water rights and land in Utah. It references dates around 11 1816 and mentions parties including Aurel WB and Che Sees Lee tia. The text is garbled but centers on a scheduled sale and regulatory steps following a court or public proceeding.
Notice from Salt Lake City Utah concerns water rights and diversions affecting OlRee and Bed Ul Wesh. It lists parties, locations, and proposed actions with dates and administrative steps, noting legal proceedings and potential impacts on local water supply and commerce.
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