County road improvement urged for Cedar Breaks area
The Cedar City Times advocates action on a Canyon Road loop linking Parowan and Cedar canyons. It urges delegation-based pressure on county commissioners and agencies, arguing road upgrades protect against washouts, boost tourism to Cedar Breaks, and align with Cedar City Chamber of Commerce pledges. The piece notes current agitation to widen Cedar Canyon and calls for sustained advocacy until a plan emerges.
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Clark
Parowan
Cedar Breake
Cedar Canyons
Wen
Cedar City
Cedar Canyon
Iron County
Auimmer
Dairy Show Proposal for Rambouillet Exhibit Ties to Valley Interests
Editorial notes no action yet on a dairy show tied to the Rambouillet Show. It suggests forming a dairy breeders committee at the Southern Utah Dairy Co meeting to organize and educate, stressing dairying as a key industry diversification and urging horsemen to join an exhibit effort.
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Southern Utah Dalry Co
Tax reform awareness urged for citizens in Utah
A period editorial argues citizens should be informed about taxation problems and tax reform to aid modernization efforts. It laments that the ordinary layman may struggle to grasp the facts sufficiently to form an informed opinion, making broad public engagement unlikely.
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Utah
Taxation and flood control proposals debated in Parowan
Discussion argues tax commissions cannot feasibly craft equitable plans for broad public finance. The writer says only big minds can handle such issues and urges reliance on experts. After the flood, Parowan residents consider flood control schemes, including bank protection along the town side of the breakwater as a practical option.
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Shenaures
Parowan
Timely Hints From Agriculture Advice for Farm Life
A USDA style column advises on tomatoes as a vitamin source for all ages and proper corn cooking times. It covers shirred eggs as a breakfast option, pasture feeding for helper cattle, and dairy herd butterfat targets. It notes grain and hay needs for horses and protein importance for poultry, with comparisons of animal versus plant proteins and the economics of milk and meat production.
Beyond Him and Ambition in a Humorous Sketch
A fragmented passage features a cyclist confronting a private road, a stout ball, and a bold challenge to proceed. Other vignettes include a cynical remark on ambition and a banter about wealth and moderation. The clippings mix cartoonish dialogue with wit from the era.
Retirement Question Sparks Fear and Trembling
A fragmented quote shows Senator Sor reacting to retirement talk with humor and fear. The brief item hints at political anxiety about stepping away from public life and the accompanying pressure. No clear date, location, or full names are provided in the readable text.
Idle rumor runs through town in lively chatter
A brisk dialogue reveals a running idle rumor about two brides and a harp, with characters Gates Ajar and Shelby Shar reacting to the tale as it spreads. Mrs litters and Mr Paster dismiss gossip, while Bla Wife questions the source, noting the town-wide buzz.
Notice to Creditors and Iron County school bids
Notice to creditors in the Estate of Job Openshaw and Estate of George Frith. Claims due by October 2, 1929, to executrices Minnie Frith Rowley and Martha Jane Openshaw. Also Iron County School Board invites bids for coal delivery to Cedar City Parowan Kanarra Summit Enoch Midvalley and Parowan from the August 2, 1929 deadline, with bids addressed to the Iron County School Board Cedar City Utah.
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Fifth Judicial District Court
Utsh
Iron
Job Openshaw
Youcherd
Toath
Paragonah
Iron County
State of Utah
County of
George Frith
Creditora
Parowan
Iron County School Board
Hes
Cedar City
Ming Slack
Paragouah
Kanarra
Enoch & Tone
Utah
Janet Rollo
The Lot of Us Im Thet Fix Slinks-Speech on Stock Market Money
A fragmented dialogue imagines being broke and reflecting on stock market choices and missed fortunes. The speaker contemplates wealth, money, and the consequences of not investing, with a looping refrain about being unable to join the market due to financial limits.
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Jinke
Fragmentary Voice Notes From a Turbulent Evening
A garbled OCR fragment references a chaotic scene with family names and scattered phrases about a fire, speculation, market formulas, and a dinner. It mentions a possible death, a bishop, and various unclear lines tied to personal remarks and public opinion.
Four Families Visit Local Relatives From Arizona and Utah
Mr and Mrs Wesley Taylor and their four children arrived last Saturday from Thatcher Arizona to visit relatives and friends here. Misa Lilian Anderson came up from Anderson's Ranch for the weekend. Claude Orton returned Sunday after a two week stay in Salt Lake City and Bingham. Hulda Harwood visits from Trove with kin for her first trip to the town.
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Wesley Taylor
Thatcher
Arizona
Misa Lilian Anderson
Anderson
Claude Orton
Salt Lake City
Bingham
Mise Hulda Harwood
Trove
Ner Jotd
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U.S. Dept OF Agriculture
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Washington Star
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Martha Jane Openshaw
Durham Morris
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H.C. Parcells
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Hunter Brothers Cleaners
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Wledar City
Ceave
George Rasmussen
Bobbie
Daddy
Smith
Dumbell
Dean Loge
Fey
Blackton
Paul
W. Clair Rowley
Local Representative Mutual Life Insurance CO
New York
Franklin Fire Insurance Company
Benjamin Franklin
William W.aurtee Bealto
Los Angeles
G. D. Hyatt
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