Do They Equalize A Utah Board Under Scrutiny
The Utah Taxpayers Association criticized county boards of equalization for doing little to equalize valuations, instead handling complaints and small reductions. The Uintah Board met briefly on Monday and adjourned, offering few value comparisons and showing reliance on the county assessor. The editorial argues the board shares responsibility with the assessor and should actively compare values as statutes require.
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Utah Taxpayers’ Association
Board of County Commissioners
Boards of Equalization
Boards of Reduction
Board of Equalization
Cedar City
Sunday Baseball Debate Tests Parowan Community
The community weighs Sunday baseball amid church schedules and public demand for time. Some favor joining a Southern Utah league with Sunday games after church, while others oppose. The piece argues baseball is a core national game and promotes forming a local team.
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Parowan
Town Boom Through Cooperation and Morality
A community revival hinges on cooperative spirit and shared aims. A town prospers when education culture and morality bear fruit through consistent good deeds rather than forceful expansion.
Printing of Aly Ind and Rag Ends Artful Production
A quirky note describes using printers and presses to combine inks and papers for artistic results. It emphasizes arranging type and design to create unique prints and textures.
Town Booms With Proper Care and Community Unity
A town prospers when service, orderly streets, and active citizens align with spiritual and social opportunities. Timely hints promote home food prep, simple picnic meals, and ready outdoor dining with basic supplies for easy meals.
Irregular Milking Times Do Not Hurt Milk Yield Says Research
U S Bureau of Dairy Industry Experiment Farm at Staunton Md finds cows milk fine on irregular hours, with feeding schedules impacting production more than milking times. Broilers fattening guidance given, including ration mixes and progressive feeding. James Robb returns to the area this week likely for insurance writing.
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U. S .Bureau of Dairy Industry Experiment
Farmatt
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Long Service Anxious Palat eavesdrops on daughter's suitor
A young man nervously asks a father for permission to marry his daughter. The father, terse and blunt, demands a clear explanation of the suitor’s intent as the dialogue hints at a long relationship and a tense moment.
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Cleer
Beyond the Ordinary Tie Sings In A Heavenly Manner
An admirer voices heartfelt praise described as heavenly while Misa Cayenne disputes the exact wording yet concedes the sentiment. The exchange appears in a Washington Star snippet with wording altered.
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Misa Cayenne
Washington Star
Mrs Benham Well Matched Husband Says Realism
A fragmented Detroit News snippet notes Mrs Benham and her husband are well matched and discusses realism as a concept centered on the self and perception. The brief item references Egatistical and Mrs Benhan-She in a garbled quote.
Whist Event Sparks Rank Debate Across Clubs
The article notes players discuss earning Rank as a serious matter in whist circles. It describes the game's solemn, mysterious atmosphere as participants pursue recognition through competitive play.
Evening a Total Loss May Be Night to Forget
A garbled reminiscence describes a boy friend from a past date as a washout and suggests a failed outing with partners acting like an old married couple.
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Faye
Conversation Reveals Fashion Taste And Personalities
A playful exchange shows Mrs. Gryer and Mrs. Guyer discussing clothing and style with humor. The dialogue highlights confidence in appearance and a lighthearted stance on fashion choices.
Harder Man to Lick Says Coxswain in Banter
In a brisk exchange the Coxswain boasts of resilience and discipline, claiming he is a harder man to defeat than the unnamed challenger. The jab echoes a wartime or athletic locker room bravado style.
Why Do Men Fight and Women Bargain in Sale Fashion
A terse Q and A contrasts men’s propensity for fights with women’s interest in bargain sales. The exchange hints at social stereotypes without naming individuals, locations, or events. The piece presents a brisk, dialogue driven snapshot of attitudes.
Patient billing prompts grim work ethic debate
In a fragmented exchange a doctor contends with a tired assistant about patient care and the obligation to keep working to cover medical bills. The dialogue hints at tensions between rest and duty in medical settings.
Milk Pricing Dialogue in 12 Cent Quart Market
In a brief exchange, Kirs and Sharpe-Low discuss milk pricing. The Milkman states twelve cents a quart as the base price. Mrs Sharpe remarks that discounted, diluted milk should be cheaper.
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Sharpe
Clocks versus men debated in a brisk exchange
Andy asks if a clock is different from a man. Andrew replies yes and notes clocks keep working when they strike. The brief exchange contrasts mechanical timing with human action in a witty, concise line.
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Andy
Andrew
Evening Parks Draw Many Engaged Couples
The article notes parks attract numerous engaged couples at night, with sparks of romance visible in the darkness. It hints at simple explanations for the trend and hints that social gatherings occur in dim areas around popular spots.
It Gets Monotonous Punching Clock at Home and Work
A humorous exchange about married life compares the routine of domestic duties to the clock at work. The joke highlights daily sameness and shared obligations in a light, flip tone.
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John
Sticker Father and the Hard to Fledge Death
A brief, archaic dialogue implies a father figure named Sticker and a daughter contrasting his easygoing nature with his difficulty in being removed or dismissed. The fragment hints at interpersonal tension and unresolved parental traits.
Notice of Sale in Estate of Elizabeth Ann Henson Newman
In Iron County Utah District Court the administrator of the estate of Elizabeth Ann Benson Newman will sell at public or private sale on June 14 1980 at 12 noon at the administrator's office Lot 3 Block 3 Towowa City described parcel include one and one half acres with water right and household goods subject to court confirmation. Dated May 20 1920. John T. Mitchell Administrator.
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District Court
Parowan Cty
Iron County
Utah
Elizabeth Ann Benson Newman
Torowao City
State of
Aliso
Lake
Meridian
John T. Mitchell
Notice for final proof and land sale in Utah
Public notices announce Ross Taylor of Parowan filing for final proof on stock raising homestead entry No 036089 in Iron County Utah. Witnesses named Woodruff Pendleton Clayton Taylor Warren Pendleton and C W Adams all of Parowan. Sheriff sale of described real estate set for June 20 1930 in Parowan to satisfy claims on Page Ranch West of Cedar City Iron County Utah.
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Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Salt Lake City
Utah
Ross ¥. Taylor
Parawan
Range
Salt Lake Meridian
District Court
Parowan
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Parowan Times
Parowan Pub, & Printing CO
W. Warner
Mitchell, Lessee
Paroewat Utah
Mickie
UU. 3
Dept OF Agriculture
James Robb
Serious
Doughter
Fifth Judicial District
County of
Iron
Elizabeth Ann Henson Newman
Fifth Judicial District Court
John G. Page
Dassel Geary Page
Kate Ryan
Emily Grant
Sidney C. Goddard
Sheriffa
Sexne
Wyner
Alvin Benson
Jobo Mortensen
Ratis
Frank Culver
Edgar Benson
Parowan Meat Market
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