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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1926
Page
4
Bil Booster asks readers to define themselves as residents or citizens of the town. He contrasts mere residence with active civic involvement, urging readers to participate in organizations, improve homes, support local industries, and invest in the community rather than send funds elsewhere. Which are you?
The district faces a crisis of confidence as the Supreme Court rebukes Judge Burien and allows him to stay in office. A resignation would spark gloating among accusers while continued tenure may hinder court function. The paper weighs possible voter vindication at fall elections and the impact on district justice. The piece also questions investor loyalty to local mercantile institutions and suggests patrons should support town stores to protect dividends.
Mr Anthony Patten claims the foothill ground between Mule Point and here yields 15 to 35 bushels of rye annually or a crop of turkey red wheat alternately each year if properly cultivated. He cites observations from Millard County and compared notes with local neighbors.
A brief note comments on crime and scandal as uncommon news items and questions the ethics of a man who marries for money, suggesting profits and social opinion are debated topics.
In Iron County Utah a disciplinary ruling relays the court’s decision to rebuke and admonish Judge Burton for misconduct in the Schultz case and writes that suspending or disbarment would misalign with public interests. The opinion stresses the judge must heed rights of attorneys and avoid despotism in court administration.
Parowan resident Billie Orton travels to visit the herd this week, as reported by Beaver City Press.
City warns general public that dumping garbage and interfering with streams or streets is a public nuisance. Violators may be fined up to fifty dollars under sections 168 and 174, per city records and orders by Joseph E. Ward and W. W. Mitchell.
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