02 Mar 1921
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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1921
Page
1
County superintendent Lewis outlined how war time costs and uncollected taxes left Cedar district short of funds. The board plans a 30 000 loan with taxpayers approving it to keep schools running to April 29. Delayed promotion due to flu adds 118 630 in cost, while a new state aid raises per child to 25.
Edwin Brickert receives constant questions about his pure bred poultry, keeping him busy answering each inquiry and showcasing strong local interest in his stock.
Chester Hyatt has returned to his home with his parents Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Hyatt in Gunnison after spending the winter away.
Voters are urged to study the proposition and cast their ballots affirmatively. The editor emphasizes careful consideration of the measure and a positive vote to support its goals and implications.
Several farmers plan to extend lucerne seed production in Parowan valley this year, expanding beyond previous practice. The move signals a broader adoption of the crop to meet feed needs and potential market opportunities.
A bouncing boy was born to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mitchell on Tuesday February 22. Both mother and baby are thriving and the proud father savors the moment.
Citizens demand paving of Main Street sidewalks and removal of electric light and telephone poles to improve the street and claim it would create one of the state’s most beautiful Main streets.
Judge Joshua Greenwood and W L Cook of the Utilities Commission were in Parowan for office business. I B Ball, state high school inspector, toured Parowan High School commending instructors and students, urging a positive vote at the special school election to extend operation and allow more student credits for promotion.
John Lindsay of Beaver City was a visitor in Parowan last Sunday, spending time in the town and meeting local residents.
Mr. Louring of Salt Lake City spent the weekend in our city. March, according to the prophet, came in like a lamb. No doubt it will go out, like a lion. Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Myers and little son Gay are over from Spry for a short visit.
G A Mitchell of Beaver, representing the Consolidated Wagon and Machine Company, was in Parowan on business Monday. P H S students are preparing for the Junior Prom next Friday evening, anticipated as the season’s dance. Donald McGregor of St George visits Parowan for consultation with Dr Benton in the case of the seriously ill Hon E L Clark.
Mrs. Clayton Rasmussen and her little daughter returned to Milford Sunday afternoon after a brief visit with her parents, Mr and Mrs Peter Skougaard.
Residents urge Parowan to remove refuse piles on the town edge. They warn the heaps breed disease germs and call on city officials to clean up the unsightly sight promptly.
A father writes a series of exhortations to his son about growing up. He urges steady study, courage, honesty, faith, service to country, and reliance on God to guide him through youth into manhood. The piece closes with blessings and good wishes from Robert B. Rogers.
The piece notes growing weariness with the Fox Trot and One Step as dancers seek a novel routine. It hints at an upcoming craze that could energize both boys and girls on social evenings.
Willis Johnson and son secured a five year lease on the Rex Theatre with a buy option. They plan remodels including new machines seats ventilation and improved entrances exits. They pledge to show only high quality pictures and avoid degrading content, aiming to rival the state's best theatres.
Mrs. Gwen Gurr keeps a busy schedule with a half day in the drug store and work on abstracting titles to real estate.
In Iron County locals urge a town cleanup amid rubbish piles and warm days that invite walks to the canyon. Albert H. Orton just returned from the hospital and is recovering well. H. C. Parcells reports a surge in legal work with free time after 5 pm for friends.
The University of Utah and the Junior Division of the United States Employment Service collaborate to help students find satisfying employment and to provide part time work for those who must work while attending school. The service operates as a regular employment bureau with counseling and progress tracking to aid individuals. Since its organization in Utah in September, fifty men and women of the university have been placed in part time work by this service.
Department of the Interior announces Clifford Evans of Parowan Utah filed for three year proof to establish his land claim in section 24 township 33 south range 7 west Salt Lake Meridian. Witnesses R D Talbot Samuel Abbott Thomas A Robinson and W Clair Rowley all of Parowan Utah plus clerk of district court to witness on March 10 1921. Gould B Blakely Register. First Feb 9 Last Mar 9 1921. The P H S boys are practicing track for the spring meet.
The Ladies F A N Club enjoyed a delightful and profitable afternoon with Mrs Li J Adams. The group will meet next Friday afternoon with Mrs Georgine B Mitchell.
Within a week or ten days Edwin Brickert will mail a 20 page catalog of his prize winning poultry to customers across the inter mountain west. The birds have captured first prizes at Utah Wyoming and Arizona State Fairs in the past two years.
Mr and Mrs Clarence Richards receive a letter from their son who has labored as a missionary for months in Texas He writes he is transferred to Mexico and expresses happiness at the opportunity to visit that country The tone confirms he is well and content in his missionary work
Resolved by the women students that they will not degrade themselves with cigarette smoking and deny rumors about their morals. Adopted Feb 18, 1921. Also notes Rex Hall renovation plans abandoned by a Salt Lake gentleman and Ralph Myers visiting from Minersville to see his father in St George.
A few real spring days last week motivated seventh grade pupils to get outdoors and clean up the school grounds, showcasing student initiative and community spirit.
Mr. H. A. White Jr., Deputy Collector of Internal Revenue, will be in Parowan on March 5 to assist income tax payers with filing their returns.
Ray Barrett of Logan stays with his sister in Parowan while attending to P. H. 8S. The Parowan Farm Bureau met on Saturday February 26 to fix spring seed grain prices: Wheat 2.75, Barley 2.50, Oats 2.50, Corn 2.50, Potatoes 2.50 per hundred.
Misses Caroline Matheson and Fila Davis of Beaver traveled through Parowan on Friday en route to Cedar to attend the basketball game between Cedar and the Dixie quintets.
Parowan Farm Bureau lists committee chairmen for the projects Crop Improvement Clarence Richards Livestock Improvement and Marketing Thomas D Adams Weed Control H J Adams Amusements Mrs Maude Dalton Grasshopper Control Thomas T Durham Child Playground Henry Mitchell Fly Campaign and Clean Up Mr Van Buren These committeemen will receive aid from State County Agent Leader W W Owens who will visit on Mar 11 1921.
Buckhorn notes state Jessie Edwards was accidentally killed at his workplace with a funeral in Provo attended by his sisters in law Mrs Keith and Mrs Hutchins and other relatives. John Lamb of Adamsville visited his son and family while Martin Lamb from Paragonah stayed briefly with kin.
A Parents Teachers meeting will be held March 3 at 8 oclock in the school house auditorium. Two capable teachers will discuss vital problems facing Parowan. After the lecture a free dance will follow. An invitation is extended to all Parowan residents for an enjoyable evening.
Edgar L. Clark a long time Parowan resident aged among the oldest has died after a lengthy illness. The notice states space constraints prevent a full life sketch this week and promises a fuller obituary next week.
Imperial incubator offered for sale at 15 dollars cash down. Bargain for buyer. Address to contact Mrs Inez Limb Buckhorn Utah.
A sack of several articles of men’s wearing apparel was lost between Cedar City and Enoch. Please leave it at the Forest Office to claim a reward.
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