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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1925
Page
4
Advertisement rate notice indicates a one year period with price set at 20 dollars an application. The wording suggests a renewal or schedule for advertising space with stated cost and terms for the duration.
The letter urges immediate action on courtyard conditions near the County Court house. It notes frequent neglect, garbage buildup, and safety concerns. Authors request council approval for improvements, citing past delays and ongoing squalor affecting the area and prisoners housed nearby.
Amidst strong opposition, the Board approves a deputy selection led by Sheriff Leigh. The vote, marred by disputes over prior escapes and party influence, sets terms including a $1000 bond and a £50 per allowance. Critics contend appointments were dictated by party interests rather than merit.
An unclear OCR fragment hints at a plan involving a railway corridor and a person named Crowe, with mentions of a bid, a figure called Sb Exe Hanpe, and a time reference to one bout. The readable text suggests questions over feasibility and local impact.
The Salt Lake papers report Governor George H. Dern backs Wilford Dey and Torchier for the Crab Agricultural College Board of Trustees. The governor says he knows a good man when he sees one.
Public notice from the Interior U S Land Office Salt Lake City dated February 17 1925 announces Sidney Prichard of Parewan Utah filing a homestead claim for Lot 2 3 4 NW 4 Section 41 Township 4 West Salt Lake Meridian to prove up ownership. Clerk of District Court Parewan Utah set April 8 1925 for hearing with witnesses William Pritchard S M Cook William Detridges and Joseph A Wores. February 25 1925 to March 25 1925 publication window.
A garbled excerpt mentions a few scattered terms and phrases including what seems like names, places, and an apparent reference to a "BASLE AC OE Chueh" and "California" with no clear events or context. The fragment reads as a cryptic, partially unreadable note with no cohesive report or outcome.
Notice to creditors of FLETHER THP FORMATION S22 COLCMTY CLERE OR RESERVESTIVE SIGT ERS in Iron County Utah. Creditors must file claims and vouchers with the court by May 3 1925, or as specified, with the administrator Daniel Rotors Althorpey and attorney Samuel Abbott authorized for administration.
A garbled OCR snippet shows unclear phrases and distorted words. The readable portions mention puzzling phrases and misreadings, with no coherent event, entities, or identifiable subject to summarize.
Notice from the State Engineer Office Salt Lake City Utah dated March 9 1925 announces an application to divert water from Coop Valley Creek and Brown Creek Reservior in Utah County for 440 acres of land and 2100 acre feet total. Protest deadline 30 days after publication with $300 fee. filed by Parcel Ward Rothelwil Cowchpearty post office Parent Utah. Publication dates Mar 11 1925 and Apr 4 1925.
Mae laments a planning mix up as a family schedules a date for a cat. The message hints at confusion and subdued distress in arranging the meeting, reflecting a domestic moment with unclear details and names.
A fragmentary item describes a prisoner in jail and notes hopes for return home. The text is garbled but references life in custody and eventual release or homecoming. No clear names, dates, or places are identifiable from the readable portions.
Fragments describe an event labeled mural sale amid local arts efforts. The text mentions community figures and a teacher, with unclear specifics on date, place, or participants.
Fragmentary OCR notes show a reported claim by a person named Tong Aes 9 Lacey about never having worked and questions surrounding leadership of a local title office. The text is garbled, making precise facts unclear and names tentative.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a London pairing show, vendors and related items. Readable bits reference a top plot and a show event with unclear details. No clear names or dates are discernible, yielding a minimal, non-specific brief.
The fragmentary text appears as garbled opinion style lines mentioning a president and salary questions. It references a yearly cycle and an archaic tone, possibly from a veteran or weekly column. No clear names, dates, or events are recoverable for a concrete news item.
Poorly legible sale listing of farm offerings including hay straw seeds saddle ducks cream separator and various tools. Names and some items unreadable. includes prices and vendors with partial phrases.
Fragmentary OCR notes show a betting action linked to Mrs Tank Blottep Sen at Loti involving Tor Babe and a fourth lot at Holyoak place. The readable terms indicate wagers on the property or house lot, with names and locations specified in a brief, cryptic record.
State Engineer's Office in Salt Lake City Utah publishes notice of an application by Pariwat Reclamation to divert up to 100 acre feet of Loop Valley Creek water from a described point in township range. The notice requests objections with reasons by affidavit in duplicate within thirty days after publication. Public first March 4 1915, publication complete April 1425.
A readable fragment discusses a novel dental treatment and its impact on patient care. It mentions a device or method labeled TM and references timelines and potential adoption by clinics. The text is incomplete, but suggests ongoing evaluation and interest from practitioners in early 20th century dental practice.
A fragment notes Bit Oo F Norris of Lund visiting Lie Hrsted on business during the week. No further details on purpose or dates are provided.
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