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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1926
Page
4
Poem expresses living in the present for divine guidance and fulfillment. The speaker seeks a single day as wholly God's and finds contentment in the present rather than past or future. It emphasizes gratitude, reliance on faith, and the sufficiency of the moment.
A local editorial argues money is scarce due to high outflows for goods not produced locally. It urges boosting dairy production and a cheese factory to create markets, reduce imports, and spur steady incomes, while addressing weed control and tax assessments. The piece calls for preparing for a dairy industry opening in early fall.
A fragmented note discusses how perception meets reality and questions truth. It hints at disappointment with behavior and the divide between appearance and substance.
A garbled note laments overworked days and seeks a holiday break. It hints at fatigue and desire for rest. No clear names or places are readable.
A garbled OCR snippet references a shed, a person named Jas, an account of buckshot, and a vague scene from Lesion Weekly. Names and places are uncertain, with no clear event or outcome to anchor a complete summary.
The readable lines describe a garbled scene with names and phrases but lack clear events or identities to form a coherent summary. No distinct person, place, or action can be established from the fragment.
The readable fragments suggest a brief local notice or item with limited clear details. No names, places, dates, or events are discernible from the fragment.
A garbled 14d text notes a man known to shirk being exposed. In cautionary detail he ends up arranging his wife to work, revealing a failed ruse and the social response.
The text presents an unclear exchange about a daughter named Mary and two daughters. The line suggests a casual, domestic moment with partial phrases and missing context. No discernible event or outcome is evident from the readable words.
The Fifth Judicial District Court in Iron County Utah serves summons to multiple defendants including Parowan Dramatic Association and Parowan City Council in a case filed by Bliis Orton to obtain judgment quieting title to a land tract in Parowan City. The property comprises parts of Lots 11 to 15 and portions of Lot 4 in Block 66 Plat A with described dimensions and 1921 Combined Plats Parowan City survey.
Pursuant to a June 14 1926 county resolution Iron County Utah offers at public sale to the highest cash bidder on July 12 1926 at 2 pm at the county courthouse Farwa Utah the following described real property acquired by auditor tax deed from Iron County Coal Company. The land has an equity value of about 489 54 and was first offered May 31 1926 but had no bidder. John W Bentley clerk. Fifth Judicial District Court Utah Iron County.
A shopper requests two pounds of nails and faces shortages of four penny nails. The clerk offers two penny nails as an alternative and asks for clarification on product and price.
Fragments from a quarrel record emotional exchange and a prior absence. The speaker recalls anger and a missed encounter, mentioning a person and a rage that altered recent relations. The readable lines hint at conflict but lack full context or names.
A garbled forum fragment hints at a tester or judge figure named Fada Palfernis Pellean and references a mechanical context. The readable parts suggest discussion about a real tester within a connoisseur forum, but details are unclear.
The readable text fragment mentions a monetary element tied to a role and a dime but lacks clear event or identifiable entities. The record can only capture the unclear snippet as a brief item with minimal context.
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