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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1916
Page
4
A call to attend primaries to choose delegates for the county convention and ultimately the state ticket. The piece urges turnout to elect prohibition-supporting candidates who will back statewide prohibition at Ogden in August, warning against luke-warm prohibitions and political opportunists.
A doctor argues it is wrong to value animals over humans as federal health funds focus on meat inspection while less is spent on preventing hog cholera bovine tuberculosis and foot and mouth disease. He contends human health protection deserves equal or greater funding.
A fragmented OCR fragment warns that ladders cause about 6,090 deaths and 200,000 accidents yearly in the United States. It urges departments to look out for each other’s appropriations and stresses ladder use dangers in summer and winter across city and rural areas.
A fragmented discussion notes many once vital automobile manufacturers disappearing as the industry shifts. The piece reflects on the vast fortunes tied to car production and the impact of losing numerous firms in a transforming market.
A fragmented column discusses money, rural life, and migration with satirical notes on embers of society. Alma Esplin, county factor, visited Para wan to interview farmers about crops while plans for summer activity and fall openings for the BH. A (). demonstrator will become more involved as a contractor.
Rural residents favor shopping at local stores over mail order catalogs. Merchants must stress personal contact and quality goods to compete with distant sellers. Keeping spending in the county boosts local trade, improves values, and sustains community business.
An OCR fragment promotes Chamberlain's Tablets for constipation and indigestion and cites user testimonials. It shifts to commentary on education, drownings in New York City, crime fighting in schools, and a Chiropractor advertisement. It ends with broad U.S. military age statistics and a Far West mailing reference.
A long scanned notice discusses water rights for Monee and Water Usera, detailing land parcels, sections, townships, and the need to record and publish notes by the State Engineer. It references dates around June and a public notice procedure, with legal requirements for filing and deadlines.
A garbled OCR notice from July 1 1598 references hearings, session terms, and penalties. It mentions Beers Stole and Beech areas, alongside dates and sections, with unclear names and places. The text lacks coherent details or identifiable parties due to extensive corruption.
Fragmentary OCR shows a public notice with dates in June and August. It references a water-related issue and public publication dates. No clear names or organizations are readable.
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