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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1920
Page
8
A fragment describes pot peelings sold at low prices, with theft reported at a residence. A woman entering her home after placing her potage scraps outside the door found the peelings stolen, prompting concern about the incident and asking for information.
Fragmentary lines urge all to excel in their own role. The piece celebrates diverse talents, from leadership to everyday tasks, urging effort and perseverance amid imperfect outcomes. It references pride, duty, and communal work as paths to fulfillment.
A rugged driver steers a four mule team toward German defenses as a doughboy springs up from a listening post. The pair exchange terse words then the driver insists he must turn four mules toward the front amid the fog of war.
The article discusses Mathee urging farmers to discuss feed costs and farming gear. It argues that buying tractors and implements could lower feed prices and expand land use, noting government data on ground cover and days worked. It highlights the broader impact of mechanization on farm profits and rural society.
An ad touts Rocky Mountain Teas as a cure for constipation and related facial effects among women in 29910. It promises complexion improvement and better well being after using the product, urging readers to buy from Faroawac Drug Co and share the remedy with friends.
A garbled passage discusses spur sales by lots in northern Obsh with cheap per hundred rates and implies concerns about rivals and sugar merchants. Mentions Utah and a person named Ye wan and references to boastful behavior and planning by a bold individual. Also notes Wallace Bishopdlen of Nepits eating with relatives recently.
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