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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1958
Page
3
Advertisement field notes a store and hotel operation in Modena Utah offering good living for a couple with favorable terms. The message instructs contacting Lamar Lund in Modena Utah to pursue the rental or lease.
Advert explains paying cash for 1877 or 1908 Indian Head cent with small back details and $200 for 1909 S V D B Lincoln cent. Mentions VD B on back of 1909 5 cent and asks to write to Farl at 125 Se St in Salt Lake City Utah.
A new 13 story cooling and greening plant near Wellington, now in full production for U S Steel's Columbia Geneva division, boosts southeastern Utah's capacity. The facility runs on coal from nearby Geneve and Columbia mines at 600 tons per hour and uses water to reduce sulfur and ash for steelmaking at Geneva Works, improving coke quality for Geneve's blast furnaces.
Lost ear ring in vicinity of Second Ward Church near Cedar City. Two red sets. contact Jackie Hammell. Found gold wedding band claimed by Mrs. Edgar Clark. Nearby prescription specialists Bull Lochs Drug Store facilitates.
Responsible person from this area is invited to service and collect from automatic dispensers. No selling required. Car references and 400 to 700 dollars investment needed. Works 7 to 12 hours weekly can net up to 300 dollars monthly. Possible full time. For local interview send details to P O Box 146 Minneapolis 40 Minn.
Reliable local resident sought to service a cigarette machine route in a five hour weekly block. Potential earnings up to 275 dollars monthly, with room to grow into a full time business. Requires 900 to 1800 dollars cash on hand and a drivable car. No experience needed. Respond with background and phone number to Box 5182 St Paul Minn.
Marion and Clair Whitney of Salt Lake City have been visiting relatives and friends for several days. Joe Mortensen of Delta attended funeral services for his brother John. Mrs. Lloyd Stubbs is in Salt Lake City for medical care. Special intro offer for a health pad advertised with price and terms.
Local agent Watson Adams at ACE Motel promotes the Kirby Home Cleaning system with a free home demonstration. The ad extols four machines in one including a power polisher and tank portable or upright sweeper, and stresses no obligation. It notes a number 2201 for contact and mentions no lifetime guarantee.
Area to service and collect from automatic dispensers no selling required age not essential. Car references and 400 to 700 dollar investment needed. 7 to 12 hours weekly nets up to 300 dollars monthly. Possibility of full time work. For local interview provide phone and full particulars. Write P O Box 8047 Miracle Mile Station Minneapolis Minnesota. My 8 pd.
The Parowan Literary Club met at Mrs. A C Hatch's home on Wednesday night with Mrs Thales Brown in charge. The group enjoyed reading the play McBeth by Mrs Howard Walker and were served refreshments by the hostess.
Utah Foundation reports federal aid will fund about 75 percent of the expanded road program from 1957 to 1961. Total five year costs approach 190 million with 141.1 million federal funds and 20.2 million state matching needed. Construction emphasis shifts toward the interstate system. ongoing revenue from highway taxes expected to finance Utah’s share. Lyle Mortensen and a guest attended the Beaver wedding reception for Mr. and Mrs. Dale Smith.
The department warns water pollution threatens public waters and wildlife. Director Harold S Crane urges outdoors enthusiasts to act as custodians, dispose waste properly, avoid fires, and keep camps clean to protect streams, lakes, and fish and game resources.
Stations prepare for egg take as fish spawn in streams later, with lake egg output to watch. Readiness steps are under way for archival times, while migratory cutthroat eggs and juveniles are noted across several streams and lakes.
The May issue will hit newsstands and mail to subscribers statewide this week. Spokesmen noted a special section on planting forecasts and the activities of Utah's 12 fish hatcheries. Yearly rate remains one dollar, with single copies at fifteen cents.
A stark public notice recalls state law banning litter on highways and public land, urging citizens to keep the country clean and play fair by disposing of foreign materials properly, citing legal obligation and national pride.
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