Parowan Postal Notice Dated October 27 1916
Classified second class mall matter entry shows a Parowan Utah notice dated October 27 1916. No additional details provided in readable text.
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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1931
Page
4
Classified second class mall matter entry shows a Parowan Utah notice dated October 27 1916. No additional details provided in readable text.
Editorial urges expanding agricultural output by optimizing water use. Alfalfa seed crops could rise on non irrigated tracts and corn, wheat, and rye may be profitable with normal rains. Proposes shifting to smaller irrigated areas and larger unirrigated acreage, with Chamber of Commerce backing and local tax concerns noted.
The Times and local citizens weigh the Cedar Breaks national park idea and its impact on stockmen and grazing rights. Officials consider boundaries and possible compensation while pursuing tourist access and a road linking Parowan to Cedar Breaks to form a regional loop.
A clergyman counsels a distressed widow not to be cast down and recalls the maxim Alan proposes. The widow corrects him with a witty retort, illustrating lighthearted regional humor in Tit-Lits.
Attendees from Parowen who went to Cedar last Tuesday evening enjoyed the event so much they stayed late and had to leave lights on to signal their return home.
Creditors must present claims with vouchers to the undersigned at his office in the Beaver County Court House Beaver City Utah on or before August 22 1921 Ale Murdock Administrator of the Estate of Esau Allen Ingram Deceased Date of first publication June 19 1931
In a playful exchange Mollie notes Mrs Jones' daughter plans marriage next week. Mabel questions sentimentality. Mollie adds the daughter takes all money left after her mother has been through her father’s trousers.
A woman explains she cannot go out due to office work and airs a grievance about neglect from her spouse. Mrs Pstinger confronts her, insisting the lack of attention would not occur if her first husband were alive. The dialogue reveals social anxieties and marital strain.
Guidance urges canning tomatoes and fruits quickly after harvest to preserve quality. Home dressmakers are advised to use sharp fabric shears only for cutting and to keep them away from other chores, even hiding them if necessary.
High cooking temperatures toughen cheese making it harder to digest. Do not spread cheese on top of baked dishes where heat is higher. Cheese is concentrated and best served with bread cereals and accompaniments like tomatoes lettuce spinach or fruit.
A well established asparagus bed lasts indefinitely with good care and fertilizing. After cutting, let the crops regrow until late in the season then remove and burn them and cultivate the soil between the rows. Apply manure and fertilizer after cutting and work them into the soil.
Since 1917 the U S Department of Agriculture and state agencies have located and slaughtered more than two thirds of infected cattle. Today fewer than 1 060 000 tuberculosis cattle remain in the United States.
A brief line notes how a single lit match can cause widespread forest damage, contrasting the idea of many trees with the power of one flame. The proverb-like statement emphasizes the risk of careless fire.
Department of the Interior announces Arthur H. Robinson Jr of Black Rock Utah filed intention to prove up a stock raising homestead entry No 634196 in Nunexm 11 E and 12 T 34 S R 12 W Salt Lake Meridian before the District Court Clerk in Parowan Utah on July 30 1931 Witnesses include Thomas K Holyoak Albert Mortensen D Bayles James Applegate of Parowan and Eli F Taylor Register June 26 July 3 10 17 24 PT Times price 2.00 year.
Reduction in service price announced by Peter H. Gurr manager and local sale prices for flour and feed at John Mortensen Parowan including white flour 2.40 per bag whole wheat 2.50 germade 0.30 cracked wheat 0.30 cow ration 2.00 oil laying mash 2.40 bran 1.50 wheat 1.75 saved wood 30c a hundred delivered lost wagon cover between Alma Ty at home and Mercantile John Page saved wood delivered 20c a hundred John Mortensen Parowan Purdue University experiments note lambs on good pasture finish palatability comparable to grain fed lambs.
A report cites an “unnatural father” in connection with an incident at 807 How How 807. The narrative notes the baby allegedly threw a gold watch from a third story window to the pavement and that onlookers saw nothing charming in the event.
Fragmentary report notes dangerous driving and aerial activity causing fear of accidents. Mentions vehicles and aircraft, with concerns about being struck by traffic or falling hazards. No clear events or entities identifiable.
The bride elect asks guests not to post pone the wedding due to her out of town plans and uncertain return. The groom to be orders a new suit with pockets cut large so he has a place to park his hands.
A shopper asks for a gallon of shingle etain while a floorwalker directs them to the hardware department and notes the cosmetic department is on the third floor in the same building.
The Jailer confirms the seizure of goods from a arrested man brought in by the Constable. The two discuss that the items are not dry goods, implying they are illicit or contraband.
Hart shouts that the next room is on fire and Gardner asks why him and if he is in the next room, revealing a tense emergency moment and concern about danger.
The source presents a quoted exchange about a mother of the bride drawing attention with her view gown. No verifiable news fact or event is described to summarize into a standard article card.
A fragment shows Cholly asking to be told if anyone calls to inform his sister Ty, indicating a quiet request for a simple notification. The dialogue hints at a familial link and a desire for contact without further details.
Easy Washers Tor gale at Parowan Mercantile Company advertises old washers and stoves accepted as part payment. A. Tompson Distributor lists contact and free demonstration offering in Cedar City Utah.
Hodges says he fears returning home may land him in trouble while Jewels dismisses the concern, insisting this is no Saturday night. The dialogue hints at tension and self doubt about consequences.
A brief domestic joke where Harold explains he did not go straight home after leaving a store. He says he dropped a dime and a taxi parked on it, turning the errand into a humorous delay.
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