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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1927
Page
4
Tax notes for Parowan City listing multiple lots with owner Thos T Durham. Document cites assessments and taxes from 1922 to 1929, values ranging from 1.00 to 2.32 dollars. Includes section township range references and land descriptions in the SW and NE quarters with fractional and legal notations.
A wary note from Cove Fort residents warns that losing tourist business could bury the region’s hopes. They urge action to revive ventures in Millard Beaver and Iron counties and prevent outsiders from taking what locals see as theirs.
Editorial notes the recent Mississippi river floods and Texas tornadoes as 1927 calamities, urges preparedness and self reliance. Explains weather patterns vary by region and urges timely rebuilding rather than passive hope. Parowan area warned storms may reach anyone, prompts action to secure property and recover after disasters.
A local editorial defends supporting nearby businesses and denounces mail order shops as harmful to the community. The piece praises local merchants Sears Roebuck and Montgomery Ward for taxes, jobs, and public services while criticizing buying from distant firms for draining wealth away. It warns against ingratitude and holds residents accountable for financing distant corporations.
A dense list records taxes due on numerous parcels across townships, with owners including D. A. Lamoreasux, Sam Illeyborne, Jane Lambeth, Wilford R. Fife, and many others. Amounts span 1922 to 1926, with parcels described by section township range and lot or plat details, reflecting extensive real estate holdings and tax assessments.
Fragments of a courtroom or domestic dispute transcript show Dalton debating with a spouse about scraps from a meal and divorce courts. A quoted line references a deal with a wife and a husband preferring affection over money, indicating relationship tensions.
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