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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1928
Page
7
A patriotic column extols the Fourth of July as a symbol of American liberty and progress. It urges every citizen of Parowan to cheer and express national pride, pledging to advance love for the nation and its founding principles 152 years after independence.
A Utah town warns against complacency as neighboring communities push ahead with development. The piece highlights a new highway sign “This Way to the Parks,” the threats to local advantages, and calls for Iron County to unite with Beaver boosters to preserve progress and defend their share of the Transcontinental route.
The author laments Parowan’s Main Street location and warns that business is slipping away as neighboring towns build better hotels. A call is made to improve accommodations for travelers to keep pace with progress and attract visitors.
A fragment urges Parowan residents to spend time away to compare living costs taxes schools and credit while away. It counsels gathering real information before returning home to boost community enthusiasm.
The column urges a compact car first aid kit and notes Utah politics and social topics. It mentions Senator King and Smith in a hypothetical bid, Parowan’s LD S seminary plans, farming tips, and local ads including land for sale and alfalfa leads. The piece ends with reflections on youth and historical travel anecdotes.
The Times urges dairy interests and valley horsemen to accept the Ram bonillet breeders invitation and join the August exhibition. It calls for immediate preparation and publication of premium lists by each department and suggests R L Fenton organize interested members into committees due to lack of Horsemen organization.
A Parowan doctor warns that health rests on sun and breeze exposure, noting that well many local women should be healthy. He comments on seasonal cannery work and a local man’s behavior, then urges graduates to mix learning with common sense.
Department of the Interior notices George E Bentley of Parowan Utah filed intent to prove up his 1922 homestead entry No 024012 for Lot 1 Section 18 Township 234 South Range 8 West Salt Lake Meridian before Notary John W Bentley on July 23 1928. Witnesses Clayton Taylor Jesse F Lowder Peter H Gurr Ellia Bentley all of Parowan Utah. Acting Register George B Woolley. First June 13 Last July 11 1928. Tiger at Home in Water Tigers and well. On their native habitat nothing Who unite that exalted sense of virtue declares Trolla Mater which one feels were layin done his folk duty by extingu SF cents Worth offered at a church winner for 50 cents Kansas City Star.
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