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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1927
Page
4
The Times urges Parowan residents to review community attitudes toward education after many teachers did not return for winter. It argues living conditions, welcome for new staff, and shared responsibility shape teacher retention and the town’s reputation, urging improvements and open dialogue.
Parowan readers are urged to place boys in supervised tasks during vacation to prevent idle wandering. Any paid or odd job helps cultivate work and learning, with long term value outweighing short term earnings. Parents and teachers note lazy summers hinder advancement, so adults should offer guidance and opportunities for productive activity.
A local notice column urges Rambouillet Sheep Breeders to attend a meeting last Monday and another next Monday. It references city officials, a Fourth of July committee, and general civic matters while including miscellaneous advertisements and a medical travel note from Dr. Mellenthin offering free consultations.
Estray horses held to secure $5 damages must be claimed or sold at public auction in Parowan City on June 15 1927 at 2 PM. Two horses described as a sorrel mare aged about three with white forehead and white hind feet, and a brown grey colt about two with white facial stripe. Pawned by Edward Heatley Poundkeeper Iron County Utah.
Treasury announces a new offering of U S Treasury notes dated June 15 1927 with interest at 24 percent and 20 year maturity. Bonds may be called after 15 years with exchange privileges for Second Liberty bonds to be used for repayment by June 15 1927. Exchange details available from trust companies or Federal Reserve banks. Also notices on local sales including land and livestock, and upcoming millinery shipment from Los Angeles with June 11 event.
The piece notes seasonal pleasures and simple meals like ash and green onions while reflecting on religion and money. It argues some people reject religion because wealth does not elevate them above neighbors, presenting a social critique in a terse, reflective voice.
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