Parowan Sheep Command Strong Sale at Del Rio
Parowan sheep show strong sale results at Del Rio with ewes selling up to 40 dollars and rams averaging around 40 dollars. Wire from Milo Marden notes high bids for Parowan stock as L N Marsden explains the sale spans three days with ewes goats and ram dispersals. Elder Almen Orion active in Texas missionary work. Bullard of Rambouillet breeders cited for comparison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milo Marden
Parowan
del Rio
L. N. Marsden
Sule
Pere Melon
Clarks
P. A
Dullarde
Goute
Almen Orton
Almen Orion
Texas
Bullard
Pameé
Alan
Race track advocates urge county to lift bans
Farowan July 28 1925 readers urge removal of prohibitions on outdoor recreation arguing a race track and public grounds would attract crowds and boost events A long letter criticizes three county commissioners for restricting playgrounds and outdoor dancing asserting proposed facilities would draw people and improve community life
Four Communities Stage Annual Chautauqua Assembly
Four Utah communities plan a multi town chautauqua with October dates, featuring dramas by Pat Wan Beaver and musical acts from St George and Cedar City. Representatives from Parowan, Cedar City, and St George Chambers of Commerce discuss shared expenses and community fundraising impact, noting St George’s past costs but agreeing to mutual support and postponed overall burden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chautauqua
Chambers of Commerce of
Parowan
Cefaar City
St. George
Reaver
Alyster
Ye Pemer
Pat Wan
Beaver
Bud Cedar
Chamber of Commerce
Cedar City
Bride of secret wedding admits marriage in Summit
Miss Marcella Dalley of Summit confessed to the Twentyfourth that she and Claude Mitchell of this city were married the morning of July 7. Bishop H L Adams officiated. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles R Dalley, is a Parowan High School graduate. The couple warmly greeted by friends. Mr L N Marsden, lately troubled by leg pain, remained in bed today though improving. Mrs Frank Ward plans a visit with her husband at Garfield, leaving mid next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcella Dalley
Summit
The
Lance
Claude Mitchell
H. L. Adams
Charles R. Dalley
H. A. Mitchell
Parowin High School
Frank Ward
Garfield
Local Cheese Factory Product Unexcelled Say Many Judges
Local dairy advertisers tout the cheese factory as offering an exceptional product. After a spring pause and summer stock aging, patrons and external tasters alike praised the cheese, noting its superior flavor and quality compared with other makers. The plant has attracted steady demand, with buyers eager to secure its stock as aging improves taste. Dairy retailers visit the plant and commend the distinctive aroma and overall excellence of the local cheese.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrona
Unahimoua
Oder
Woman Seeks Divorce Alleging Desertion by Seaman
Mrs Neomia Clark Myera filed a divorce suit in the district court alleging desertion by husband Seaman Myera during 1927. They wed in 1924 and have a two year old daughter. Custody of the child is requested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neomia Clark Myera
Myera
Canada
Mid Marrace
Wards Unite in Surday Sacrament Meeting
The East Ward joined the West Ward at Parowan’s new chapel for a Sunday evening Sacrament meeting. Speakers included Mrs Esther Mortensen Mrs Ervin Stevens sung a solo and Mr Wesley Taylor. Niels Mortensen spoke, with a quartet performance by Ray Garver L J Adams Rex Ward and Dean Mitchell. The gathering followed an afternoon Prestonthood and Union meeting. Mr Taylor Parkinson visited from Benjamin for business matters.
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East Ward
Parowan
Esther Mortensen
Ervin Stevens
Wesley
Taylor
Ar. Lewis
Biss
Niels Mortensen
Visting
Ray Garver
L. J. Adams
Rexy
Ward
Dean Mitchell Eang
Stoke Presthood and Union
City Election Set For November In Murray City
Readers urged to propose candidates for mayor and council in Murray City. Current officers listed include Mayor John W. Bentley and Councilmen H D Bayles Clarence Richards Oscar M E Lyman Jess a Guyman Edgar Benson Recorder Rehard Benson Treasurer Mary L Orton. Paper invites public forum letters to spur interest in city politics.
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Tour
John W. Bentley
H. D. Bayles
Clarence Richards
Oscar ME. Lyman
Jessa Guyman
Edgar Benson
Rehard
Dick) Benson
Tressurer
Mary L. Orton
Murray Eagle
Murray City
Times
Auditor to Recommend Twenty-Eight Mill Levy
County Auditor W Clair Rowley will urge the Board of County Commissioners to set the total levy for all purposes outside incorporated towns at twenty eight mills for the year. He says the county levy can be trimmed slightly to offset a small rise in school taxes, with limited funds left for road improvement. Angus Morelia arrived from Long Beach to join his wife and baby visiting here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Clair Rowley
Board of County Commissioners
Rowley
Angus Morelia
Long Beach
Downpours and Freshers Damage Farmland and Roads
Heavy rains last week caused damage to canyon roads, water and electrical systems, and crops in Paragonah Summit and surrounding areas. Floods submerged fields, damaged bridges, and disrupted hay, but overall crop loss was limited while ranges benefited from the rainfall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main Canyon
Drylakes
Canyo
Dixie Power Co
Paragonah
Summit
Little Creek
Ukewine
Just Shout
Rushlake
Fathers And Sons Outing Planned For Early Date
The Fathers and Sons outing in the Silver Reef region depends on ore prospecting by American Smelting and Refining Co. Seegmiller notes last year’s $125,000 spend and potential similar outlay this year to judge ore quantity and justify a large processing plant. Optimism grows if ore improves. the date hinges on weather and may occur soon in two possible stake divisions, with details to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah
Silver Reef
Wm. W. Seegmiller
Sunater
Pend
Alines
Dix
Seegmiller
American Smelting and Refining Co
Nure
Tooele
Antual Fathers and Sons
Mutual Inprovment Association
D. Cleo Dix
Parsgonah
Parowan
Summit
Oakes Brothers Change of Venue Granted to Mettridge Court
Oakes brothers Mesra R 5 and E L Oakag of Beryl Utah arrested weeks ago at Lind for possession of intoxicating liquor were arraigned at Justice Rollo's Cedar City court. They sought venue to Justice Mettridge Court Paroway. change granted and hearing set for Monday August 6 at 3. Oakes brothers out on bond with Orley Toreman and Bryany Hedrick as bondman. Also notes local social events and misreported names from Pioneer Day program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesra. R
E. L. Oakag
Beryl
Utah
Lind
Justice
Oakes Brothers
Orley Toreman
Bryany Hedrick
Bondaman
Mining Interests Appeal for Publicity in Tax Program
An appeal for publicity of the tax revision program is being pushed by mining interests led by W. W. Beogviller, ex state senator and gubernatorial candidate, in association with Associated Mines. He tours the state to urge public awareness of the planned tax changes, while the state tax commission gathers input and prepares recommendations for the legislature. The push stresses public understanding of the plan, its rationale, and constitutional implications for any amendments. The effort aligns with press outreach and newspaper interest to inform readers about the proposed revisions and the process ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tax Commission
W. W. Beogviller
Atute
Seegmiller
Egislature
Bers
Po Tompesk
Seegmitter
Times
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Farowan
Centon
Ecolle
Olka
Washington
Garfleit
Kullard
Pleastacentia
H. Barton
Parson
Mr. Carlisle
Dalton
Ian
Soctal
Paraway
Niele Mortensen
I N-Law
Wesley Taylor
Metava Watson
Francells A. So+reveen
Martan Gudmundseu
Taylor Parkinson
Benjamin
Audilor
Froma
Geo. Fowler
Heetty
Hecht
Bettridges Cour
Ptt
Albert Marsden
Albert Adams
Times Force
W. BR. Slater
Roy Hyatt
Mra
Mayne Chilton
Meeks
Salt Lake City
Gene Lowder
Mary M. Marsden
Arthey Mortansen
Mra Rurver
Ima
Miss Pearl Tentley
Misnili Harwood
Mars
Mra. J. Harold Aritenen
Cath
Mire
Mitchell
Sealey
Castle - Dale
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