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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1917
Page
4
An advertisement from Parowan Utah publicizing four month prepaid rates for a second class mail service. It notes advance payment of 150 and that rates are available on application. Published in Parowan Utah with dates October 71, 1915 and June 27, 1917.
A muddled essay debates national independence from external influences, warning against stagnation and promoting coordinated action. It argues for government marketing of medicines, price controls, and eliminating speculative intermediaries to stabilize bread costs and support producers and consumers. It references immigration pressures and a tense political machine, urging practical remedies and unity.
The piece laments widespread corruption in the United States, citing indictments of the oil and egg trusts in Boston and Chicago. It accuses monopolists of price manipulation, calls for action by lawmakers, and argues Sherman Act enforcement lags behind public demands for relief.
A focused party led by Dino and Cort set new automotive records along the Arrowhead Trail from Los Angeles to Salt Lake City and return in about 26 hours 18 minutes. They beat prior times, improved Los Angeles to Las Vegas and other routes, and credited the Goadneh Company for route marking and safety guidance. The mission supported postwar government logistics and public information efforts.
In 1912 officials of the movement are described as corrupt and self serving. They allegedly diverted time and money to advance their agenda rather than public good. A motor car reserve idea is noted as part of a wartime service plan for training. The Salt Lake Route telegraph and the Goodneh Company provided touring information and support to the party's purported goals.
Ex Senator W J Clark, president of the Salt Lake Route, personally pushed a Liberty Bond plan among company emcees. Bonds priced with 5 percent monthly installments. He offered refunds on retirement, making the purchase largely a corporate venture with duties borne by the company.
A scrambled snippet advises avoiding heavy meals at night and using light foods to ease sour stomach. It mentions Chamberlain's Tablets as a digestive aid after symptoms appear, suggesting a cautious approach to indigestion and careful eating.
The Meaty Clyanieoting Gecurtr of New York pushes to substitute wire for wooden fences around tenements to curb robberies and illicit activities. Officials warn asbestos and crime risks persist if concrete barriers are not used, urging metal fences to improve security and child safety in shared courtyards.
A garbled note from Popular Mechanics discusses resilient street design with inverted drainage to move water away from the shore. The text mentions a water outlet, a protection system, and thick inverted layers with cranes and forms, but readability is low and details are unclear.
The piece laments the destruction of a delicate fence and the broader neglect of historic architecture by modern forces. It mourns the loss of ornamental detail, notes the decay of beauty, and emphasizes the duty to preserve vulnerable structures against nature and time.
The notes describe selecting deciduous varieties for street shade, planting once yearly with goals of 15 feet tall and at least two inches diameter at the base, removing side shoots from the stem, trimming, and irrigating. It discusses spacing, top soil, and general formation practices for mature height and health.
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