Parcel Mail Matter at Parowan Post Office
Notice from Parowan Utah dated October 27 1916 records second class mail matter entry. Publication by W Warner Mitchell as lessee.
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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1934
Page
4
Notice from Parowan Utah dated October 27 1916 records second class mail matter entry. Publication by W Warner Mitchell as lessee.
The article notes the Twenty-fourth birthday event at Five Mile as a mixed success with praise for entertainment and recreation but criticism over low community participation. It suggests holding celebrations at alternate venues such as Porta or another suitable mountain site to unify the community.
Objection to moving public celebrations out of town centers on lost business for local confectioners, while some firms may gain in other sectors. Cedar City pump well farmers organize for mutual protection, urging others to curb wasteful water flow from idle wells for efficiency and shared benefit.
Mr. Amaca Lowder, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jessa F. Lowder, was credited in the Milford News for outstanding service in helping to fight a farm fire in Milford valley a few days ago during his year or two of Milford employment.
The article notes Panama Canal profits and Navy gains from recruitment efforts. It cites a 2,599 mile seaplane mass flight from San Francisco to Pearl Harbor as a new record, plus large Navy victuals orders. It lists Salt Lake recruiting figures and bridge height, and mentions streets in San Francisco named after naval officers.
Under Gun and Rod Club direction ten thousand Eastern Brook trout were planted Wednesday morning in Hendrickson's lake. This marks the second year of stocking and earlier fish showed phenomenal growth and provided good local fishing this season.
States Engineer in Salt Lake City publishes notice that George Marshall of Minersville Utah applied for 8 004 sec ft of water from Old Dry Willow Spring in Itea County Utah water to be diverted at the spring and conveyed by pipe 100 ft for use January 1 to December 21 each year to water about 200 head of horses and cattle File No 11534 protests must be filed within 30 days after publication with affidavit and $1 fee State Engineer H Humprheys date range July 27 1934 to August 24
Notice to creditors of the estate of George P Brown in Iron County Utah probate division. Creditors must present claims with time to the undersigned at his law office in Parowan Utah on or before September 15 1934. Administrator HT C Parcels July 13 20 87 Aug 33.
Local residents report visits from family and friends across Utah and Nevada. Provo Richfield Magna Cedar City and Los Angeles are represented as locals enjoy gatherings, trips to races, and seasonal visits with relatives. Continued to back page.
An observant man notes that many people avoid their strongest calling. The example follows painters who wish to be musicians and authors who wish to be artists. A counterexample tells of a young man content to do the same thing for scars, with no shift in work.
A terse exchange about purchasing sour books hints at a quirky debt setup with two dollars down and a dollar paid each time the collector encounters the buyer.
Two sailors shipwrecked exchange questions about prayer and singing then propose a practical relief effort. The dialogue shows humor and a shift toward religious action as they decide to collect for help. The Vancouver Province excerpt presents a brief, characterful vignette from a shipwreck scenario.
A man with a shiny dome asks a kid why he stares, and whether he lived where there were Ta dians. The kid replies no, and asks Theo how he came to be scalped, prompting a brief exchange.
Advertisements offer 600 panel face cement building blocks with inquiries directed to Esth er and Green in Parowin. Separate listing promotes Steinway pianos and other musical instruments with supplies via Mrs. Beth Leigh in Cedar City telephone 173.
County Agent Lamont Tueller notes corn as the most efficient forage for scarce water. Agronomist Hogenson urges planting quick maturing varieties like Minnesota 13 and Falconer now for silage and fodder. Inspections and purchases under the emergency cattle program resume in Iron County with 13 checks issued for early July purchases.
Iron County wheat farmers cooperating in the allotment program meet at Parowan Court House on Monday July 30 in the afternoon to reorganize the wheat allotment association. Air E R Frei of Santa Clara, district farm supervisor, has completed his inspection of cooperating farmers' plantings. The second installment of the...
The county will issue 1933 wheat allotment payments to farmers soon. The initial payment for the 1934 crop will also be made to eligible farmers.
Marriage licenses have been issued by the Clerk's office to Walter Walden Cox aged 25 Hurricane and Vivian Eaton aged 18 Bunkerville Dan John McBride 21 Salt Lake Nelleen Batty 20 St George.
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