Utah Idaho Joint Stock Bank Formed for Farmers Credit
The Utah-Idaho Joint Stock Land Bank announces creation to extend long term real estate loans to farmers. Directors include W Armstrong and Charles Burton with a capital stock of 250000 and lending power of 3740000. Loans up to 50 percent with 6 percent interest, bonds sold openly, investor yields five percent, with strong federal supervision.
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Utah-Idaho Joint Stock Land Bank
Utah
Idaho
W. Armstrong
Charles Burton
Utah State
Natonal Bank
N. T Porter
State Bank
Marter
Federal Turm Foan Board
Porter
J. P J Jacobsen
State
Utal
California
MM. Porter
Joint Stock Land Bank
United States Supreme Court
Feder
Federal Land Banks
National Farm Loan Association
Federal Land Bank
Irmers
Decoration Day Travel and Local Visits Report
Buckhorn residents led by Mr and Mrs Parley Lang joined by Mrs Iez Lin and Mrs Mayme Skinner plus Lang traveled to Seaver for Decoration Day. Frost recently damaged corn. Relief Society women from Paragonah joined the group bringing the total to 38. Mr and Mrs Cole also went to Seaver and back the same day. Mrs Mary Ann Skinner and four grandchildren visited Milford last week and enjoyed their time. A group of six attended a farewell party for Amenteopham in Paragonah Wednesday evening.
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Parley Lang
Iez Lin B
Mayme Skinner
Lang
Seaver
Decoration Day
Mary Ann Skinner
Milford
Summit social notes from Beaver and surrounding area
Miss Leone and Miss Marcella Dalley return from Murdock Academy in Beaver while Charlie Pratt visits relatives and attends to business. Mrs Ruth Houston and baby with Miss Margaretta Dalley of Panguitch visit their father Wm Dalley and relatives. Mrs Lucy Farrow and Florence go to Frisco for a brief stay. James Owen accompanies his mother’s body to Golden City Missouri. Imogene Cowdell and child visit her parents J and Afra Dalley. Joseph Richards of Parowin surveys for Otto P. Dalley. Day Farm Company plans to take 50 to 60 rams to the Ram Sale in August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Houston
Margaretta Dalley
Panguitch
Wm. W. Dalley
Day Farm Company
County Board meeting hits road cost adds Cedar Long Valley
Chairman H L Adams and Clerk J W Bentley return from Salt Lake City with the State Road Commission. They discuss contracts for Cedar Long Valley and Cedar Land roads adding 19067.47 and 13000 to county costs, plus purchases of fire proof vaults and furniture for the county offices.
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H. L. Adams
Board of County Commissioners
J. W. Bentley
Salt Lake City
State Road Commission
Cedar- Long Valley
Cedar-Land
Cedar-Long Valley
Parowan Canyon
Pembroke Co
Salt Lake
Provo Winter Student Mr Golden Paramore Returns Home
Mr Golden Paramore who has been attending school in Provo this winter is home again. If you don't take it, tell us. If you do, tell your neighbor.
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Leda Lyman
St. George
Golden Paramore
Provo
Tellus
Parowan Times Editor Remembers Parowan Friends
Gunlock Utah June 3 1921 editor of Parowan Times recalls old days in Parowan fondly noting friends who have passed away. He mentions J S P Bowler and cherishes lasting bonds of friendship as he writes a book praising Parowan.
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Parowan Times
Times
Parowan
J. S. P. Bowler
Parowon
Holy Cities Named by World Religions
Ahistorical note lists holy cities for major faiths: Holy Cudea of the World in Allahabad for Mohatmimedans, Benares for Hindoos, Cuzco for Incas, Jeru salem for Jews and Christians. Mecca Medina and Da mascus hold first place in Mohammedana devotion.
Beneficence and Benign Intentions Echo in Prose
An eclectic clipping notes Immanuel Fant on benevolence and repeated kindness leading to genuine affection for the beneficiary. A Cincinnati Enquirer quip recounts a character named Slopay urging a loan from Easycoln, who jokes that such a loan would leave him short. A家庭家庭 mummy humor thread closes with Buddy’s lunch commentary about “common Funch” and an upcoming parting.
Edible Lobster the Favorite
The Observer of Events and Things calls the edible variety of lobsters the favorite noting they can open their mouths without misstepping. The remark playfully contrasts lobster behavior with common cautions about mouthfuls and manners.
Lowe flock of 156 Rambouillet sheep tops wool output
Mr Geo A Lowe informs readers his band of 156 Rambouillet sheep produced 2444 pounds of wool this spring, averaging 1523 pounds per head. He asks if any flock in the country matched such output and invites reports. Ex Governor Wm Spry of Utah, newly named Commissioner of the General Land Office, was treated in a Washington hospital last week for gall stones. doctors did not deem an operation necessary.
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Geo. A. Lowe
Washington D.C
Harding
Washington
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Buckhorn
Relief Society
Paragonah
Mrs. Cole
Parrzonah
Amente ‘Opham
Leone
Marcella Dalley
Beaver
Murdock Academy
Charlie Pratt
Lucy Farrow
Florence
Frisco
James Owen
Golden City
Missouri
Imogene Cowdell
Afrs
J. Philip Dalley
Mr. Joseph Richards
Parowin
Otto P. Dalley
THE
Refusal
Brose Guymon
LeRoy Moore
Merril Thornton
Lowell Orton Guymon
Rollins LeRoy Moore
Shirley Thornton
Adams
Messrs
Willis Johnson
J. Alma Benson
Bentley
R. E Merryweather
Katherine Hunter
Cedar City
Hyrum Perry
Elizabeth Mulliner
Clifton Taylor
Phoebe Benson Ward
Lamond McQuarne
John H. Gurr
University of Utah
J. K. Paramore
Nora
Abouts
China
Abraham Hime
Europe
Enterprise
Annie Hunt
John Hunt
Macfarlane Hospital
Commercial Club
Ivor Clove
Ivor
Gunlock
J.V. Stevens
Les
Daniel Cupid
Parowan Auto Company
Immanuel Fant
Easycoln
Slopay
Hardup
Cincinmati Enquirer
Buddy
Matheson Meat Market
Ae Ee
H. Church
Lleand
Mark G. Harris
Sohn
Witchell
W. Witchell
Dyall Soap Gye
Parowar Drug CO
Percale
Parowan Equitable
Go-Op
Wm. Spry
General Land Office
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