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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1923
Page
4
Parowan Times announces postal status as second class mail matter dated October 27, 1915. Subscription rates listed: one year two dollars, six months, and three months. Communications addressed to Parowan Times.
The item notes a week old headline claim about wool theft being premature as only part of the wool was sold and the place is being consigned. It recalls Dr Marquis of the Richfield Reaper staying up to publish election results and mentions buyers like Anderson and publishers James C. Robinson and others, with scattered place and land section references.
Editor notes vast wool losses from burs tied to noxious weeds and urges County Commissioners to enforce weed control. A specific incident last Wednesday blocked about 6500 pounds of top wool at two cents a pound, harming local producers. If enforced, weed control would prevent recurring burs and yield better future clips.
The text suggests a brief trial of herding animals on city streets to clear unpalatable vegetation. It argues this could show if the practice is practical, with strict restrictions to prevent property damage and allow assessment of outcomes. It emphasizes no permanent adoption without evidence.
Notice is hereby given that William Pendleton of Parowan Utah filed for stockraising homestead utility No 020103 on August 1 19? for SE 45 accompanied by the necessary documents in Salt Lake City Utah on June 14. The parcel is being adjudicated under the land office procedures with interest in the specified SE 45.
An ordinance to require a permit for sale of cigarettes and papers in Parowan City Utah, setting a $500 bond, annual license fee of $359, and penalties for unlawful sale, advertising restrictions, and prohibiting minor tobacco use. includes enforcement, revocation, and nuisance provisions, effective upon publication June 12 1923. The measure names F C Van Buren mayor and Orson O Orton city recorder.
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