Courts and bar urged to clean house amid law abuses
The Times cites Judge Burton's opinion urging courts and law officers to inventory and correct abuses, criticizing continuances for influential defendants and lack of harmony among officers. It warns the district faces strained relations, calls for electors to select harmony over faction, and endorses Burton while noting discord persists.
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Burton
Times
Bar Association
Meribers
Judge Burton
Sugar From Air Scientists Promise New Food Source
A report claims German chemists have found a way to synthesize sugar from hydrogen and oxygen in the air. If plants do this naturally, chemists may replicate it, promising an endless sugar supply and major food news for households.
Mickie Says How to Get Mention in A Local Paper
A radio host advises readers that earning a mention in the home paper only requires a guest, a new baggy at home, or making a trip. The note emphasizes simple acts like buying a new car or raising a prize pumpkin rather than drastic actions.
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Atlantic
Their Choice in Intelligence Test at High School
A Springfield Union item notes a study where students chose the phrase “A mother is more wrinkled than her daughter” over given options sister taller older. Half the class ignored the prompts and filled the blank with the weathered truth, reflecting common perception.
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Siser
Springfeld Union
Hundred Per Center Patriot Quote Sparks Debate
A fragment from a public discourse shows a speaker labeling a figure as a typical American patriot while criticizing holiday behavior and participation in civic duties. The dialogue touches national symbols, political engagement, and voting outcomes in a terse exchange.
He Might Be Right An Angel In Disguise
A fragment hints at a debate over disguise and identity with contrasting phrases about angelic traits and complete concealment. The text presents a wordplay rather than a full narrative or event.
Superfluous Advice in a Wordy Exchange
Dialogue fragment shows two voices trading cautions and stumbles in a terse exchange. One character counsels caution while the other laments inability to speak clearly. The snippet captures a playful, quivering speech pattern and a bashful retort.
Wanted man with team to clear and plow Parowan
WANTED, man with team to do Clearing and plowing. Cash ready, see Veltus Evans, Parowa. A year ago we carried an ady to the effect that though a local man had recently paid $175.00 for a calf, we had one we'd sell for as Many cents. We sold It. Now we have al other that we will sell on the same terma. Anybody want it? W. W. Mitchell Parowan
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Veltus Evans
Parowa
W. W. Mitchell
City Lot For Sale Near Whitneys Corner
A city lot is offered for sale at a corner property just north of 8 J. Whitneys. For prices and terms inquire Alvin Decker Farowan.
Hay Wanted for First Cutting Alfalfa
W. W. Mitchell seeks one to two loath of first cutting alfalfa. Price and quality must be right. Crop request appears as a simple want ad from a local reader.
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W. W. Mitchell
Parowan Veterinary Services Spur Local Calls
Deputy state veterinarian A. C. Johnson advertises pet care in Parowan with weekly Saturday visits, urging people to leave calls with George Rasmussen. Contact Utah phone 16 for avdar Tee details.
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Avdar Tee
Utah
Parowan
George Rasmussen
Public street property rights and moral standards debated
A brief note argues a person may legally own property on a public street and maintain it, yet morally such upkeep can discredit the community. It suggests some people ignore moral considerations despite legal rights.
Terribly Abused Woman Seeks Divorce After Parental Objection
A distressed woman cries out opposition to her own marriage as she explains to a friend that her parents objected to the union and she now seeks a divorce after she says her husband has begun to mistreat her.
Parowan Girl’s Charm Tests Fathers Wallet
A Parowan girl’s allure is noted as potentially straining a father’s finances while a lighthearted quip links evolution and marriage, suggesting a wedding may transform a man.
Breaking It Gently Mall Diaper Set Mystery
A staged dialogue notes a diaper set with a hundred pieces, later narrowing to about one hundred twenty pieces, spoken by The Mistress and The Maid. The exchange highlights an unspecified shopping or domestic scene and counts.
Fathers in Parowan Missed Car Ownership Without Repair Bills
Several fathers around Parowan wouldn’t know they owned a car if it wasn’t for the repair bills the balance of the family runs up.
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Parowan
Divorce and Fashion in a Changing Newspaper Age
A curious column contrasts quiet divorce practices with today's splashy notices. It laments fashion excesses and jokes aboutTimper as a lasting resource while noting misnamings of babies by Parowasa fathers and arguing against floodgates for campaign speeches.
Average girl scolded for dress and work by parents
A fragment notes parental reproach toward a girl for wearing revealing clothing and a mother objecting to her child’s labor. The line reflects dated social expectations and family discipline.
Cheap politics and costly business in political life
A remark notes that while politics is full of talk about cheap methods, the real cost lies in the expenses and consequences of political actions across parties and issues. It underscores the clash between rhetoric and financial stakes in governance.
Estray Horse To Be Sold In Parowan City Auction
Iron County Utah estray notice states a brown mare aged two to three years and about 700 to 800 pounds will be sold at public auction in Parowan City at 1 p.m. Monday June 25 1928 unless claimed earlier. Mare has white hind foot and white snot on forehead with no other marks. Taken up by City Marshall June 16 1928. Win Bettridge foundkeeper Parowan City.
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Utah
of Iron
Parowan City
Win. Bettridge
Iron County
State of
Tramp and Lady Exchange Silly Exchanges About Work
A fragmented dialogue shows a tramp and a lady trading quips about earning a living. The tramp claims he could not make both ends meet and left work. the lady calls the decision silly.
Dishwashing Doubts Spur Quiet Domestic Inquiry
A visitor questions a wife about the damp dishes. She suspects her husband faked leaving them to dry. The scene centers on suspicion and a subtle domestic tension as the issue unfolds.
Flat Life Sparks Domestic Bargain Basement Gaffe
In a light domestic exchange a wife complains a flat is too small for clothes pressing and a husband suggests using a flat iron. The playful dialogue hints at cramped living space and practical fixes.
Fishy remark prompts maid to joke at Gimpa
Gauci quips about other fish in the sea as Mr Gimpa is rebuffed. The maid adds a merry line about not biting at shrimpa. The exchange hints at social chatter and playful banter in a domestic setting.
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Bald
Gimpa
Hat Decision Sparks Domestic Debate
A humorous exchange centers on a husband buying a hat to appease his wife, who vows to visit her mother if not provided. The joke pivots on the banter about the hat’s cost versus the wife’s travel fare, highlighting a frugal domestic quip.
Doctor Lewin Collar IQ Quote From Elusive Reference
A curt remark cites Doctor Lewin stating that men's intelligence is shown by their collars with the phrase that higher collars indicate higher intellect. The identity of Doctor Lewin and the speaker are not clearly provided. The exchange centers on a provocative characterization rather than a reported event.
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Doctor Lewin
Reason Enough Gilbert-Never Tell a Girl You Love Her
Gilbert and Gordon exchange a brief dialogue about love and hesitation. Gilbert cautions against declaring affection. Gordon pushes for honesty. The skit hints at romantic tension and social hesitation without further action.
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Gilbert
Gordon
Plan Do you think your dad would say anything
A dialogue about telling a father plan and marriage. One speaker speculates the father would react if the couple told him they were married or not. The exchange hints at parental approval and future commitments without stating concrete events.
Seloist Green Question About Wife’s Instrument
Gairleigh answers that his wife plays a fot on the eardrum, a response delivered with weariness. The dialogue hints at musical or medical imagery without further context.
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Green
Gairleigh
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Thia
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