Parowan Land Title Suit and Marriage Dissolution Notices
Summons issued in Iron County Utah in a land title quieting action naming Bilis Orton and multiple defendants including Parowan Dramatic Association and Parowan City officials. The action seeks to quiet title to described parcels in Parowan City and imposes standard court summons and response deadlines. Also a separate filing seeks a divorce between Carrie Betle Patterson and Durham Morris with service details and dates.
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Iron County
State of
Utah
Parowan Auto Co Assesses One Dollar Per Share
Notice announces a 1 per share assessment levied by The Parowan Auto Company at its Parowan Utah headquarters. Payment due by June 5 1926. Unpaid shares by June 6 1926 will be sold at public auction to cover delinquent assessment and costs. Raby L Kilgore secretary Parowan Auto Co. Location Faroway Utah. lat May the Laat June 2. NOTICE STATE OF UTAH IRON COUNTY Parowan City notice of meeting of Board of Equalization and Review in Parowan June 16 17 1926 with public inspections and hearings for property lists in Curb and Gutter District No 1. Board members Bayles Marsden Mortensen Whitney Adams sign. Published June 2 1926.
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Selas Ifoyet
Silas Hoy
Waldo Littlefield
Reuben Carter
John Davis
John M. Davis
Seth Dodger
The
Parowan Dramatic Association
City Council
Parowan City
GL. N. Marsden
Mary M. Marsden
H. D. Bayles
Sarah J. Bayles
Samuel C
Sarah P. Wardell
John Wardell
Aurelia M. Wardell
Enoch Wardell
Stelia HI. Wardell
Sarah Wardell Holt
Parowan Auto Company
Utah
Parowan
Iron County
State of
Par—owan
Raby L. Kilgore
Parowan Auto Co
Faroway
Board OF Equalization
Council
D. Bayles
L. W. Marsden
Samuel C. Mortensen
S. J. Whitney
W. Adams
Board of Equalization and Review
L. N. Mareden
Oo. W. Adams
Notice of Meeting of Parowan Board of Equalization
The Side Walk District No 1 board appointed by Parowan City Council will meet during usual business hours at Council Chambers to hear property lists and any aggrieved persons. Changes and corrections will be made as needed. Published June 2 1926.
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Board of Equalization
Parowan
Tren County
Utah
Sessaion
Estray notices and estate sales in Iron County Utah
Public auction of unclaimed estrays at Parowan City pound on June 9 1926 at 1 PM with horses described as a white faced mare bay mares and a bay horse. Iron County School Board budget hearing in Cedar City June 5 1926. Probate and land notices include sale of two thirds interest in Parowan Lot 1 Block 62 Plat B and land patent filings for Parowan residents. Also mentions estate matters of George Halterman Joel Miller and Joseph Decker with private sales scheduled for June 1926. The piece closes with a note on the organ’s historical spread from Alexandria to Greece and western Europe.
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County Recorder
Iron County
State of
Utah
Parowan City
Salt Lake Base
Meridian
Parowan
Joel K. Miller
Township 32
Weat
Epitaph remark on Roosevelt era gravestone tale
In a reminiscence quoted by Y hh, Roosevelt reportedly showed a friend a gravestone in Oyster Bar marked Here lies Ananiass Doughty who died in 1751. The dialogue questions whether the phrase here lies is superfluous in epitaph wording.
Blig Miss Skelton Snubs Me in Sharp Quip
Philippa Gosh recounts Blig Miss Skelton turning her back and cutting her dead with a sharp shoulder blade remark, as Bevere witnesses the biting exchange.
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Blig
Miss Skelton
Philippa
Bevere
Proverbs True On Board A Tossing Ship I Find It True
A compact proverb described aboard a tossing ship expresses the old truth that one cannot have both gains and comfort at once. It notes that desire for two incompatible outcomes leads to loss of both.
Frst Shop Trial Reveals Perfect Cloth Match
A customer notes the cloth matches the sample perfectly and confirms this is the first shop tried, while discussing yardage needs and the quality of the match. The exchange highlights a cautious approach to shopping and satisfaction with a first impression.
Little Natalie’s Painful Tongue Questioned by Mother
Natalie tells her mother she has throat pain and specifies her tongue hurts where it was placed. The exchange records a child's report of discomfort and a parental inquiry into exact location of the pain.
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Natalie
Senatorial courtesy explained as implied politeness
Senator Sorghum notes that senatorial courtesy is not clearly defined but implies a practice of polite treatment among senators. He suggests that the term captures an understood privilege of deference to newcomers, though its boundaries remain informal and debated within the Senate.
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Sorghum
Washington Star
Domestic science quotes on risk and ambition
A brief snippets item notes that married men commit death by their own action more often than single men, followed by a remark that science enables a man to do almost anything these days. The two statements reflect early 20th century tabloid curiosities about behavior and progress.
Old Homer Poem Lines On Battle Crens
A fragmentary note reflects on a poet named Homer and lines about battle cries. It hints at admiration for verse in magazines and hints at a bygone literary era.
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Homer
Difficult Case Of A Daughter And Late Hours
A reader laments a daughter who stays up at all hours. The reply notes the case is hopeless as even the promise of beauty sleep fails to persuade her. The exchange highlights parental frustration with a persistently late schedule.
Traffic Signal Etiquette Cited by Washington Star Reader
A reader story explains a traffic cue branch where the driver uses a signal phrase Perfectly and mirrors the car ahead when it exits, highlighting practical roadway etiquette captured by the Washington Star.
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Washington Star
Attic Catches Eye as Pot Becomes Antique Quote
A quirky is article fragment features banter about an old coffee pot worth keeping. The dialogue hints at potential future value and a nostalgia driven motive to store items rather than discard them.
Attic Fire Triggers Grim Question at Scene
Witnesses quote a strained exchange as a bystander asks who wore a black armband and died. The responder says no death occurred, claiming he burned an attic with his cigarette. Fire crews investigated the blaze and secured the area, documenting damage and potential causes.
Unsure exchange with Elsie over aunt behavior
Fragmentary dialogue shows a tense moment as Elsie, a four year old, challenges an aunt. One speaker apologizes or performs a correction while another defends past conduct, leaving the reader with a sense of familial awkwardness and unresolved sentiment.
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