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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1916
Page
5
Minersville buyers are invited to Carter Lumber Company for a May to June 1941 sale event with items priced at 3 dollars on a Whowssnet product line. Event details are shown in local listings.
Timber sale notice for National Forest land in Bee 1 and Sevier National Forest, Utah. About 100 acres in T358 W Salt Lake Meridian, containing merchantable timber and rope timber marked for COLIN. Bid price set at 32.50 per M feet, minimum bid $5000. Public info from Forest Supervisor, Far Fick Utah. first publication June 2, final June 24.
A fragmented reminiscence on Charles Evans Hogtes and his ties to Glens Falls New York with reflections on home, rural life, and the value of farming roots. The piece blends memories of early childhood, town pride, and the contrast with distant capitals, underscoring the pull of place. It references local figures, commerce, and a sense of communal identity anchored in the home town.
A report from Hughes campaign headquarters outlines plans to use moving pictures nationwide to reaffirm public recognition of Charles Hughes. The reel reportedly includes messages from Al. Hughes and footage tied to the nomination process, aiming to reintroduce Hughes to voters after a period out of the public eye.
A garbled text fragment references Utah events and a graduation scene with diplomas. It mentions Salt Lake, Payson, Garfield, June dates, and a committee presenting diplomas, alongside stray notes on sidewalks, local penalties, and a Chamberlain’s tablets ad style line about health remedies.
The article discusses the growing adoption of concrete on farms, noting its durability and versatility for building and infrastructure. It argues concrete offers advantages over traditional materials, despite rising costs and limited wood supplies, highlighting its suitability for modern agricultural needs. The piece compares concrete to tractors and automobiles as part of advancing farm modernization.
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