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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1958
Page
2
Leonard Orton reveals the reason behind his unexpected hair whitening in a JUNK ON THE EDITORS DESK column. The entry notes a confusion with a past item about Ralph Orton breaking his arm, suggesting a mix up of ages and headings over time.
The ring to Ridge top was finished last week allowing Parowan to receive its TV signal. Volunteers funded and built the project, proving that cooperative, proactive effort can complete civic tasks without waiting for others. The note praises those who contributed and urges continued community cooperation.
Aird Merkley undertakes an exterior home improvement featuring a brick veneer finish on the outside of his residence, described as a sturdy and aesthetically pleasing enhancement.
Citizens note rising water from the canyon is affecting the city and field ditches. The speaker cites a quota claiming nearly 50 second feet are flowing out of the canyon at the faces.
Local reporter praises LeNoir Asay and his high school band for their marching quality and achievements, commending their discipline and spirited performance. The note expresses pride in the group and its members.
A plea notes that names will appear in a folder and asks locals to share news. It acknowledges limited staff and time, urging readers to call with items to improve coverage and include more local, personal news in the paper.
A quirky tale describes a yearling bull named Sebastian roaming a bedroom, rummaging through clothes, and chewing a mattress as Orton hex recounts the escapade. The narrator promises a vivid, humorous story with Sebastian outshining Ferdinand.
A brief note reports Jock Mortensen returning from Germany for his father’s funeral and then being transferred back to the United States promptly.
Parowan City calls a public hearing on May 1 1956 to consider adopting a proposed planing and zoning ordinance. The hearing will be in the Court Room with the ordinance on file at the City Office for public inspection during office hours prior to the hearing, by order of Verda Adams, Recorder.
Forty years ago on May 1 1918 the company announced 70000 pounds would be milled at its roller mill here. H J Mortensen served as manager outlining the plan and production scope.
From May 4, 1917 to March 20, 1918 County Clerk W W Mitchell counted and paid a rabbit bounty of five cents each. The total payout amounted to 2300 dollars.
Sheep shearers across the state are striking for wage increases. They are seeking payments ranging from 15 to 2 cents per sheep, arguing they currently receive 12 cents per head.
Phrowan Auto Co plans a building expansion adding a back shop room measuring 45 by 50 feet. The project outlines a new work area to accommodate additional vehicle service and storage space.
Twenty years ago on May 6 1938 Wm J Lowder visited Iron Co hospital that week. A baby girl was born to Mr and Mrs Wimmer Mortensen at a plan hospital. The play The Dark Hour a comedy in three acts was to be presented that week sponsored by the Paro
We express gratitude to all who stood by us during the long illness and death of our husband and father John W Mareison. Thanks to those who called at the home and sent beautiful floral tributes.
Seminary funds designated to support the LDS seminary program aim to cover costs and ensure continued religious education access. The note outlines funding uses and expectations for allocation to classrooms, materials, and related activities.
Mr and Mrs Scott Bringhurst of Salt Lake City are the proud first time parents to a baby boy born on May 3.
The Mortensen Family expresses sincere gratitude for Maurine and Arlo Jensen’s assistance and support, noting their help was deeply appreciated.
The PHS agriculture department led by Thalee Brown will take an annual freeback overnight trip Friday and Saturday. The group will travel to Kane Springs and anticipate a two night stay.
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