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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1927
Page
4
Opinion piece debates whether the City should acquire an interest in the Yankee Meadow Reservoir to secure water. Readers weigh effects on city fields and property owners, questioning fairness and who benefits from distributing water among streams and users.
A Parowan citizen laments doubters of a youth who flew across the Atlantic. The writer argues the young pilot embodies American courage and faith in personal ability, showing opportunity remains for those with determination and self reliance.
The District of Columbia set to observe no more special days or weeks for holidays. Officials argue such observances hinder regular school work and prefer only established holidays. Public sentiment reflects concern over time lost and cost, urging stick to traditional holidays already celebrated.
Community readers discuss the annual clean up pushing removal of unsightly fences and junk, with jokes and quips about neighbors, morning glories, and a war on weeds. The piece highlights local pride, small ads, and anecdotes from residents about thrift and effort.
At the last council meeting a health board report stated most Parowan residents had cleaned up their promises, while those who did not had promised to do so. The council asks if the promises are being kept as required.
A lighthearted column notes readers push to obtain old memes from newspapers, finding new content slow and likening eggs that don’t ripen to stale items. Local humor emphasizes impatience with delayed news.
A fragment from a column notes love and common sense aiding couples in hardship. Wm H Lyman comments on public officials as once they ran for office, they showed courtesy and kindness.
A notice notes a free consultation on a trip and that the treatment offered is different. It states that married women must be accompanied by their husbands and provides the address 211 Bradbury Building, Los Angeles, California.
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