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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1922
Page
4
The notice outlines display advertising rates with several discounts for non contracted ads and foreign advertising, 14 percent off contracted rates, and 20 cents per inch under contract. It notes advance payment for first and subsequent insertions, with a line and six words per line for legal notices and water user payments at 1500 dollars.
Pages of jumbled reflections question how character is formed by purpose or lack of it. The fragmentary prose ponders a man’s fate when he has nothing left to do and how personal quests shape actions and identity.
A discussion about wool pool formation across nine communities argues the pool raises up to thirty thousand dollars by pooling supply. It notes sellers often received lower prices before the main market, while some resisted and others accepted 24 to 40 cents. The piece urges buyers to inform merchants they saw ads in the paper and promotes using quality prep and printing services to boost postwar market outcomes.
A garbled excerpt mocks high prices and poverty with odd humor. It references Adam and Eve, garden escape, and social remarks about those who remain poor, hinting at economic frustration and modern neglect.
Fragmentary user input contains garbled words and quotes. No coherent event, person, or organization is identifiable to summarize into a proper news item or card.
A fragment from a column notes that couples find living costs reduce when sharing expenses. It mentions the balance between head and heart and hints at business gains through shared finances. The text remains fragmentary but centers on frugal partnership ideas.
A surreal narration describes stepping from a window to a yellow world. The sky shifts from clear to dark heavy clouds with a yellow tint, a sunlit glare turning the earth gold as people fear an end while the narrator compares it to a lunar eclipse.
A fragmented nature passage describes trees guarding from danger, a brook with flowers and grasses, and a quiet forest alive with insects. The narrator notes changing sights smells and the idea of nature as a companion in a vast, lonely landscape.
An incomplete report mentions individuals and locations such as Parowan and Dunk with scattered references to people, a meeting or hearing, and a possible medical or scientific note. The text is fragmented and lacks coherent events.
Paragoanah residents report a week of visitors including Nellie Delton and Rhoda Palmer of Cedar City. Juha Reese and Beater members attended events while John Barker and Wm P Barton dealt with flood damage from high water on Entie Creek impacting farming.
May 1 1927 summary notes Virgie Winter resigning from Elsinore tailing into Cedar visits by Mr and Mrs William Allen and daughter Alice at the B AC Mrs Hugene Cowdell Leone Dalles and watchers. Daley family left for Beaver Jonds. The Improvement Club hosted a gathering with ice cream and music. Harold Sma 13 shows off a Buick bought from Kopp Cedar. A T Lawrence went to Banarra for planting for Ford. Grammar grades plan a May walk to the hulls for a rest day.
A crowded parish-like column lists names at Buckhorn with Sunday school officials and a health tonics advertisement for Tanlac from Parowan Drug Co. It mentions residents from Beaver and Pergo nah visiting, and invites customers to try the herbal Rheumatism Cure offered by a California firm while urging readers to seek medical advice.
Fragmentary note mentions dozens of hens priced at 5150 each and a game price in fish terms. Mentions Geo F Brown and several female names with unclear context. The text is garbled and difficult to interpret as a coherent news item or notice.
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