Parowan Times reports postal matter filed
The Parowan Times notes a second class mail matter entered at the Parowan Utah post office on October 27, 1916, under W. Warner Mitchell, lessee.
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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1935
Page
2
The Parowan Times notes a second class mail matter entered at the Parowan Utah post office on October 27, 1916, under W. Warner Mitchell, lessee.
The Lions Club drives a community baseball push to join the South Western League for a June to September series. Funds come from season ticket sales and local donations as five home games are scheduled with teams from St George Cedar City Milford Minersville and Beaver visiting Farowan.
Fire risks persist across seasons from heating equipment to dry weather. Grass and forest fires threaten timber. accidents include matches, smokers, gasoline, defective ignition, chimney sparks, and trash fires. The Times urges constant vigilance to reduce hazards.
A community in Parowan pursued a public library, first gathering books in Relief Hall and seeking Carnegie Foundation support. In May 1914 the cornerstone for the present library was laid, with books moved soon after. Years of neglect gave way to building occupancy and later grounds beautification.
Community members advocate shopping locally to support hometown merchants who offer fair prices and quality goods. The stance opposes overpaying or accepting substandard merchandise, urging buyers to give local shops a chance and merchants to keep customers informed and well stocked with new offerings.
A Times recap questions how many of the 55 senators voting for a 7 cent payment plan do so with an eye on future elections and whether Senator King aligned with the President’s wishes. The piece ties recent weather coverage to a quip about a hick farmer recalling a lunar eclipse.
The item warns waste water dangers from irrigation runoff and street damage. It notes last year had no waste water issue and urges care. Attorney Durham Morris hints an I P C loan to the local bank may soon close, with depositors to receive a substantial payout, about half of deposits.
Public notice for a sheriff sale in Iron County Utah on June 10 1893 at 10 AM detailing the property description Lot 4 Section 7 Township 2 South Range 2 West Salt Lake Meridian 69 acres plus 6 percent shares in Parowan Reclamation Co with water rights and appurtenances. parties include Federal Land Bank of Berkeley and several claimants. publication dates May 19 1935 to May 17 1936.
In the District Court of the Fifth Judicial District in Iran County Utah creditors must present claims with vouchers to administrator Ambrose Paramore at Parowan Utah on or before June 23 1935. The notice dates April 17 1934 and lists April 19 26 May 10 as publication marks.
Parowan City Corporation invites sealed proposals for materials and labor to rehabilitate the water works system. Bids due May 23 1935 at 10:00 a.m. Plans may be examined in Parowan and Salt Lake City with a $5 deposit. Must include 5 percent bid bond and PWA compliance certificates.
District Court sale notice for S Day Farms Company and The First National Bank of Salt Lake City to sell 750 acres in Parowan and related water rights. Sheriff Lewis R. Fife will auction May 18 1935 at 2 pm at the front door of the county courthouse Parowan Utah.
The Bank of Southern Utah sues Wilford U Webster Belle J Webster Gwen Webster and Douglas Dixon. On May 27 1935 at 2 pm the sheriff will sell at the front door of the County Courthouse Parowan Utah the S 4 of the SE 4 of the NW 4 and the S 4 of the SW 4 NE 4 of See 16 T 38 S R 10 W M to include 74 acres more or less. Dated April 29 1935 Sheriff Iron County Utah. May 3 10 17 24
County agent notes early defense against house flies before they appear. Full length window screens and copper screening offer lasting protection, while painted steel works may be cheaper. Emphasizes thorough sanitation of garbage and waste to destroy breeding places and reduce health risks. Cotton wool and wool consumption figures cited for 1934, with implications for cooperatives and dealers.
A call for interested players to gather at the Library basement Monday at 4 PM to discuss summer baseball. Organizers Ray D. Garner A Hatch and Wilt Dalton seek cooperation to form a team and make a strong showing this season.
Mr Agus Morris wields the brush as volunteers repaint the courthouse exterior this week. Local officials say the project enhances the building’s appearance and community pride.
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