Notice of Sale of Estate Real and Corporate Shares
Notice is given of a private sale of estate real estate and shares in Parowan Iron County Utah under court order. Properties include described tracts in Township 34 South Range 8 West Salt Lake Meridian totaling BEVCH acres, 10 acres 27 square rods, 285 and five sevenths square rods, plus 9 1/4 shares Paragonah Canal Company stock and 62 shares Red Creek Reservoir and Canal Company stock. Bids by August 6 1931 sent to Parowan Utah or Morris and Matheson Parowan Utah. Ten percent bid deposit. balance upon court confirmation. Sale notices also advertise mining location notices, rentals, and flour and feed prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth Judicial Instrict
State OF
Utah
Iron
Charles D. Adams
Court of the
Fifth Judicial District
Ip Township
Salt Lake
Section
Township 33
Range
Salt Lake Meridian
Paragonah Canal Company
Utah Corporation
Red Creek Reservoir and Canal Company
Utah Corpora
Lineage of Love and Tax Fears in Sinister Betrothal
A suitor asks for the daughter’s hand while claiming to have exhausted every tax exemption and legal dodge. The father weighs the finances and finally relents, declaring the marriage acceptable despite the looming income tax concerns.
The Park Question
Local sheep men plan a meeting next Monday to decide action on a proposed park at Ce Gar Preaks. The Times urges public consideration and Chamber of Commerce involvement to avoid too much or no park, warning delay could ruin prospects.
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Ce Gar Preaks
Park Service
the Times
Chamber of Commerce
Cedar Chamber
Paroway
Public Salaries Debate Stirs Utah Taxpayer Voice
The Utah Taxpayer urges cuts to public officer salaries amid slumping incomes. It argues fairness requires sharing misfortunes with property owners and taxpayers, contending reductions are warranted but indiscriminate cuts are unjust.
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Utah
The salaried man’s dollar and debt limits
The article notes that a salaried dollar buys more property and commodities than before, but it cannot cover additional debts or taxes compared with prior times.
Easy Washers on Sale at Parowan Mercantile Company
Parowan Mercantile Company advertises Easy Washers for sale. Co A Thompson Distributor lists address 9 South 1st East Cedar City Utah. Old washers and gloves accepted as trade in. Free demonstration offered by calling 160 227.
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Parowan Mercantile Company
Timely Hints From The Wu Dept of Agriculture
To pan yellow summer squash slice in quarter inch pieces coat with flour and fry in hot butter until tender and golden brown Keep heat moderate to avoid burning the edges and preserve sweetness
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Dept OF Agriculture
Pineapple warns in gelatin mixes avoid fresh fruit
Do not add fresh pineapple to fruit gelatin as it prevents setting. Cooked or canned pineapple is acceptable. Fresh pineapple should not be served with soft custard, as it spoils flavor and makes the custard bitter.
Don’t Put Hot Foods in the Refrigerator
Instructions warn against placing hot foods directly into the fridge and advise cooling to room temperature before storage. The guidance discourages adding ice to cool items such as carrots and to wrap parcels in thick paper, emphasizing not to waste space storing vegetables briefly if they will be used soon.
Mildew Prevention and Stain Removal Tips
Good ventilation and sunlight help prevent mildew during hot weather. Light stains often wash out in laundry. if not, bleaching agents such as lemon juice javelle water potassium permanganate oxalic acid and sour milk may help. Apply as described in the Agriculture Department bulletin.
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Department of Agriculture
Local Bird Refuges aid farm economy and pest control
The Bureau of Biological Survey urges farmers to shelter and feed birds to curb insect pests and boost farm profits. Protection water nest boxes and food attract woodpeckers crested flycatchers tree swallows house wrens and other birds. Winter diet includes seeds and suet while farmers bulletin 1644 F explains Local Bird Refuges and how to obtain it from the U S Department of Agriculture.
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Bureau of Biological Survey
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Washington, D. C
Fancy Crystals and Expert Repair Ad in Cedar City
A Cedar City ad promotes Fancy Crystals for $1.00 and expert watch clock and jewelry repair services at 41 North Main Street. The compact notice highlights bargain items and local crafts in Utah.
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N. Main St
Cedar City
Utah
Can You Cook The Questions In Proper Order
A dialogue pits a girl and boy over cooking priorities. The girl asks for the items to be cooked while the boy seeks the correct sequence, highlighting a playful debate on task order and importance.
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George
Style notes on He Cupid and She Yes
The passage discusses gendered representations of Cupid and fashion. It contrasts a poor urchin image for He Cupid with a fashionable image for She, noting the rationale that He never appears in garments to stay in style.
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Cupid
No Brains Slhe Ded Said You Had More Money Than Brains
A garbled dialogue line suggests a conversation about money and intelligence, mentioning mockery and a humorous admission of being broke. The text appears as fragmented speech without clear context or attribution.
Cunning plan for sudden wealth faces hard work days
A fragment speaks of someone seeking quick riches through stealth and trickery. It notes that such gains may require steady labor and effort over time to explain the method or justify the approach.
Two Housewives Discuss Marriage Over Fence
Two housewives exchange jests about marriage and relatives. One brags that her husband “didn’t do so bad,” a light quip reflecting playful gossip at the back fence.
Two Noses Question Sparks Family Quip
In a playful exchange Harold asks why one nose isn’t doubled and his sister replies that two tunnels exist in each nose, so a second nose isn’t needed. The lighthearted moment showcases sibling humor.
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Little Harold
Sister
Rest of Madam Friend to Young Wife on Divorce Conundrum
A dialogue unfolds as Madam Friend counsels a young wife contemplating divorce. The young wife recalls vows of better and worse, while Madam Friend wryly notes the wife’s claim to not have taken her husband for good. The exchange centers on marriage strain and personal disappointment.
Wrong Assertive Woman Teases Clumsy Driver
A humorous cartoon caption shows a woman scolding a motorist who has just wrecked his car. The driver retorts that he is finished, not beginning, delivering a comic clash over the mishap.
Show Delivers Value Despite Counterfeit Dollar Scene
Dialogue captures audience reaction after a counterfeit dollar passes at the door, with a spotlight on the show’s perceived value as patrons deem they got their money’s worth.
Weather Sayings Signal Rain Through Night Lore
A fragmented verse links a lunar ring with rain and mentions a girl named Anger. The quatrain plays on reign and weather lore, echoing common rural sayings about clouds, storms, and cycles.
Honors in Cosmetics at College Featured
A fragment notes a daughter's achievements in cosmetics with a hopeful quote about honors, highlighting a parent's pride and the college context. The readable text suggests recognition of academic or professional merit within cosmetics.
Fragmented City Talk on Building and Danger
A garbled exchange mentions a new house and a bullet incident. The readable bits suggest a discussion about construction and a potential shooting or stray bullet affecting a local area. Details on persons or exact places are unclear.
Wise Words on Poverty Nah, Everyday Fears and Life Reflections
A collection of aphorisms on poverty and social expectations. It questions duties and obligations, notes the dignity of restraint, and comments on marriage, youth, discipline, and the calling of a reporter. The piece blends wry observations with candid social commentary.
Nation's busiest year for foreign trade 1920 1930 figures
The 1920 foreign trade peak reports exports totaling 8.75 billion dollars and imports 5.45 billion dollars. By 1930 exports reached 4.89 billion and imports 4.25 billion. Main trade partners in 1930 included Canada United Kingdom Germany France Argentina Mexico Italy Russia Cuba Netherlands Belgium and more, with top suppliers and customers listed.
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Canada
United Kingdom
Germany
France
Argentina
Mexico
Italy
Russia
Cuba
Netherlands
Belgium
British India
Colombia
Pneumatic Tires Proposed for Trains by French Railways
A tire maker reports experiments showing trains with pneumatic tires run more quietly and smoothly, reducing jolts and potentially prolonging rail life. French railway directors saw tests and passenger coach trials are planned.
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Aod
Odd Drinking Vessels Displayed at Field Museum
A Field Museum display in Chicago shows Tibetan drinking vessels with permanent straws or mouthpieces in handles. Other cups are yak horn vessels used to drink arak, a liquor similar to beer, highlighting traditional Tibetan drinking customs.
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Field Museum of Natural Histery
Chicago
Thrifty Prisoner Saves 5000 and Educates Daughter
Atilia Andreucci, aged forty nine, given life for murder in Montevideo Uruguay, has saved five thousand from prison earnings over twenty years and has educated a daughter. He has been pardoned in recognition of good conduct.
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Atilia Andreucci
Montevideo
Uruguay
Ling
Mme
Ile
Public notice of administrator appointment in Utah
Dated this 12th day of July 1941 Orlando W. Adams administrator of the estate Morris and Matheson attorneys for administrator with offices at Parowan and Cedar City Utah notice published July 17 24 31.
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Orlando W. Adams
Morris & Matheson
Parowan
Cedar City
Utah
Call for Bid for School Transport Iron County 1931
Iron County School Board invites bids for transporting Parowan district children. Bids may be examined at the board office and must be sealed with “Kid” on the envelope, addressed to the Iron County School Board. Deadline is Friday July 31, 1931, at o'clock p m. Signed Janet Rollo Clerk.
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Iron County School Board
Parowan Fields
Notice to Creditors in Stallsmith Estate
In the matter of the estate of John I. Stallsmith deceased creditors must present claims with vouchers to the undersigned at his Parowan Utah office on or before September 16 1921.
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John I. Stallsmith
Parowan
Utah
Executor Notice in Utah Iron County Probate Case
In the Fifth Judicial District Court Iron County Utah Thomas Robb deceased vouchers to the undersigned at big residence or through the mails at Paragonah Iron County Utah on or before the 12th day of November 1931 Dated this 8th day of July 1931 James Robb Executor Attorneys for Executor offices at Parowan and Cedar City Utah July 10 17 24 and 31.
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Parowan
Utah
Morris and Matheson
Parowas
Ron County
Fifth Judicial District Court
State of
County of
Iron
Thomas Robb
Big
Paragonah
Iron County
State of Utah
Miss Della Miller at Cedars Hotel Cedar City
Mrs. Neta Lewis is at the Leigh hotel. The note lists where two women are staying in Cedar City and the Cedars Hotel.
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Della Miller
Cedars Hotel
Cedar City
Neta Lewis
Leigh Hotel
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Mickie
GANT
Tion
Times Office
John Mortensen
Parowao
Bain Street
M. F. Grames
John Petersen
John Mortensen’s
THE
Parowan Times
Parowan Pub. & Printing CO
W. Warner Mitchell
Get
WAI State Fates Associates
Maytag Intermountain Company
ROY Moore
Maytag
Parewan
Parowan and
W. Clair Rowley
Mutual Life Insurance CO. of
New York
Parowan, Utah
Lobert Akin Jeweler
Mrs. Kidless
Junior
Signa
Hatic
Erlttetza
Government
Hia
Lfe
Hunters Peerless Cleaning Service
North Main
Cleaning & Pressing
Shay & Shay Attorneys AT Law
C. 5
Iron, Kane, Garfield
Washington Counties
Reuben J. Shay
William M. Shay
Fr. C. Parceurs
Intermountain Title Guaranty Co
Court House
Gordon Jewelry CO
Janet Rollo
A. D
James Robb
Parowan Meat Market
Burelars
Bank OF
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