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Parowan Times

Location

Parowan, Utah, United States of America

Date

Mar 08, 1922

Page

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Parowan Boys Fall In State Tournament Showdown

The Parowan team advanced to the State Basketball Tournament by defeating Logan Grizzlies then fell to Leta test in the Southern division. Coach Van Buren praised the Parowan players for their clever play and clean game, while Logan blamed overconfidence for the loss.

Pieatesk Genka Hon Logan Grizelies S&s Boopsters Leta Test Handlinang Bot Credit A Eee Ittermountein Marmetth Fatorwan Egenst Lowen Envinon Lehi Chamment Cotsideraboo PHOS Parowan Ors Clifton Ghd Mario Watkin Grzghes van Buren Parowan Boys Ward Devenues Ered Eappte Logan High Ruth Logan

Local GOP Rally Promises Growth Amid Regional Talks

The piece recalls a planned party visit by Mr Gay and other leaders to Iron County to discuss upcoming construction and tax impacts. It notes expectations of increased outside work, higher county taxes, and longer roads with new projects and a stronger market for local products.

Gay Iron County Iess

Income tax facis and penalties for late returns

Taxpayers must file income tax returns with the collector of internal revenue by midnight March 15 1922. Each return must include payment of at least one fourth of the total tax due. Extensions may be granted for valid reasons and filed through the local collector. Extentions beyond thirty days require Commissioner approval. Penalties include fines up to 1000 plus 25 percent of tax, 5 percent additional interest monthly, and higher penalties for false statements or fraud with possible prosecution costs and 50 percent additional tax assessment.

Teo Internal Revenue Lagat Commissioner of Internal Revenue Washington

Couple Buried Side by Side After Illness

Funeral services were held at the family residence for Jacob B Gould and his wife Phoebe Reynolds Gould who died within days of each other after influenza. They left a large family including ten children and thirteen grandchildren. Jacob born 1852 and Phoebe born 1863 died at 70 and 53 respectively.

Jacob B Gould Witerment Wisitoers Potentienia Mais Gould Jacob Bnggham Gould Samuel Gould Fanny Ward Gould Parowan Farawen Rnsalitty Arizona He Tras Phoebe Rebecca Reynolds Bamathield Cash County Utah Sean Bro Mr Good Gould Helen Jan

Holstein Calves Shipped and Sold to Local Farmers

Mr awin Enckert shipped several Holstein calves recently and disposed of them to farmers in the community. H Lyman is listed as having three or four calves, with Wallace Hulet and Roy Hyatt also involved in the trade.

Awin Enckert H Lyman Wallace Hulet Roy Hyatt

Jersey Purchases Boost Local Dairy Business

Mr Sid Prichard returned from St George with a dozen Jerseys to stock his dairy. He plans a larger scale operation to ensure profitability and has gathered about fourteen to fifteen good cows in and around the area. Once they begin producing, the enterprise should grow nicely.

Sid Prichard S T. George

Live Stock Market And Market Prices Report

The sheep and hog market shows activity with Fatlamba topping the Chicago market at 1625 dollars and hogs trading above eleven cents per pound. Two months ago top hogs were notably higher, and sheep prices followed suit. Farmers in the valley are urged to market cooperatively to shift stock and improve returns. Mr S S Ek Huttan weighed his steer at four tenths to 125 pounds, a daily gain of over a pound for its age. The market favors weights from 149 to 190 pounds for best results.

Siycu Whiga Elespmeno Eoig Falk S&s EK Hiuttan

Night Alone Sees Sheep Attacked Near Sheen Herd

A hunter recalls sleeping alone when a large animal attacked the flock near Almon Orton. He fired, found blood spots and tracks, and learned a nearby farmer was shot dead by a stray bullet during the same night.

Wales

Marsden Returns From Salt Leakett with Wool Trade Prospects

Mr LNM Marsden, returning from a business trip to Salt Leakett, reports prospects for selling wool in the Metropolis. Buyers are cautious and not offering strong bids. local growers wonder if paying 30 should have occurred earlier. marsdon notes no evidence of market weakness, but delays and caution prevail as he weighs holding or selling.

Lnm Marsden Salt Leakett Metropolis Marsden Flaty Weil

Evans Dies After Long Illness in Pargwan City

Thomas A Evans, 76, longtime Pargwan City resident, died March 4 at his daughter's home after a patriotic stroke. Born Sept 29, 1835, he came to the area in the 1850s and remained a steady, respected figure. He was father to ten children, seven surviving. funeral set for 2 o'clock this afternoon.

Dave Thomas A Evans Pargwan City Beyond J B Rollins Evans Fargaan Éady Bos Mrz Rethna Irs H D Hayles Havang Smeeta Sitpathy

Trapper Visit Reveals Lions Tamed by Muff Skins

A traveler named Mr Jesse Lowder brings captive lions to a crowd for demonstration. The beasts, wrapped in sheep skins, show calm, then become playful when handled, purring and cuddling in his lap as observers note their unusual docility.

LaMac Lyman Mggn Trenteins Jesse Lowder Grea Leeder

Roller Milk Patrons Urged to Bring Goods Before March Date

Patrons are reminded to bring cattle feed and other goods to the tiller for cleaning by a fixed March date. After this deadline items must be processed upon return. Frank Lyman will assist in the absence. Milk customers have access to other products, but grain or goste must be cleaned at the mall before the deadline set by PAROw Ag MICLING Co.

Goste Frenk Lyman Gosta Toiller Adv Parow Ag Micling Co

Return of Sieg Fat Heart to Salt Lake Store

Sieg Fat Heart returns to her job at the Walkers Store in Salt Lake City after a winter away. She resumes duties in the ramodteling department and reports to work as usual.

Sieg Fat Heart Beck Thas Suse Walkers Salt Lake City

James J Adams Dies After Stroke at Yeo Clock

The obituary notes James J Adams died after a paralytic stroke at Yeo Clock. Details on his life and funeral plans to appear in next week's issue.

Te Lear James J Adams Adams

Pictures of Local Scenery Shown by Deseret News Tour Funders

Piccures of the Cedar Breaks Zion Bryce Grand Canyon and other Southern Utah scenery were shown by F G B Gay and Jones of Cedar City after returning from the coast. They toured hotels and lectures to entice tourists to visit. Jones and Gar described strong public interest and expect 5000 to 10000 visitors to see the collection on future tours to Northern parks and beyond.

Gay Deseret News Tour Funder Kr EK Ol Jones Cedar City Parswan Lontero Cedar Breaks Zion Bryce Grand Canyon Naevaja Lake Midway Jones Utah Thong Tinton Pseuic Deseret Newe We Jones Mr Gar Deseret Gong Io Thahe Preskethik

The Livestock Trade Chronicle Begs One Dollar Yearly

A promotional note touts a livestock periodical offering weekly auctions, dairy and egg laying contests, and best stock practices. It claims national stock shows coverage and asks readers to send sample copies or contact editors to join, priced at one dollar per year.

Geo. D Mores DW Ward Cav Sharp RL Fontan George Rasmussen

March Farm Help Plans From The Vial Farmer

The final issue of The Vial Farmer suggests actions for March including securing planting needs, repairing machinery, mending fences and outbuildings, and other tasks. It urges farmers to avoid delays to minimize interference with busy season and to keep operations efficient.

Local note on Pamswaak Torn Ponds payment issue

Fragmentary report mentions Mr John TL Gurr and a financial matter related to the Paloer Bond & Mortgage Co. The wording is unclear, but it references a payment situation involving intellectual property or merchandise and a light line. No clear dates or outcomes are provided.

John TL Gurr Paloer Bond & Mortgage Co Wits

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