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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1925
Page
4
The piece recounts uncanny claims of extraordinary feats and survivals, noting wreckage cleared and fear of danger. It mocks sensational reports about miraculous inventions and enduring peril, urging caution over risks of believing such stories.
Public notice lists William and Wilock of Parowan Utah filing a 1923 homestead claim for Lot 2 Section 31 Township 34 South Range 9 West Salt Lake Meridian with July 21 1925 as claim proof deadline before the parish district judge. Names include Wikies Char Stevens Robert Taylor Ablker Alfred J. Wilesek George Rawley and Parowan Vinh. Also notices creditors to present claims by June 1925 to H C Paters law office Parowan Utah administrator in estate of Joel Ko Mailer with July 3 1925 deadline.
Credtors in the Piffh Judicial District Court of Lee County Utah are to present claims to the undersigned at the Law Office of HO Farcok in Pare watt Utah by July 1000. Dated this 23rd day of March 4s local agent or Beripets Paint and Glass Co. Auction ad references sale of farm items including hay and grain.
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The Iron County Commission orders a special bond election to fund road and bridge improvements. Voters on July 11 1925 will decide a 650 000 00 bond issue bearing interest with a 4 per cent rate. Ballot declares Road Bonds and lists Cedar Valley to Cedar City Cedar Canyon Little Creek Kanarra roads. Polls open 7 am to 7 pm.
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