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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1929
Page
4
The Times argues ongoing violators threaten enforcement under new rules and urges strict application of existing measures instead of harsher laws. It notes past laxity, calls for prosecutions of persistent offenders, and questions water supply justice amid limited spring privileges.
The message urges reading all advertisements in the book for useful information. It highlights that ads often carry practical tips and suggestions that can benefit readers, encouraging thorough perusal of the entire section.
Classified items list sales and requests from Cedar City to Parowan including Easy Washer sale, a lost Sheaffer pen, wood delivery, potato seed prices, building site for sale north of 8 J Whitney residence, Evans Hats in Parowan, ear tags for livestock, and a missing rimless age glasses found at Wm DC Mitchell’s home with a call to Times office.
A man on the street sees a louse on fire, pushes the bell, then mishears a deaf woman warning of a fire. He dances and points to flames while shouting garbled phrases. She finally asks if that was all, and he replies that the cat is all he can think of now.
Eva asks why God gave Eve to Adam and Tommy answers with a joke about sewing buttons on his wife. The teacher questions the logic as Tommy explains the punch line about Adam needing a wife to sew on his buttons.
A young man writes a playful note to Dest Bettie seeking confirmation of a marriage proposal. She answers by joke stating she sold or “not” to someone else and admits she forgot the outcome. The exchange ends with light taunts about singing and ears.
Sympathetic Friend All right Just aR minute to work up o cough ALL SILK AND A YARD WIDE Grace Miss Passee has caught a map at last She says he is all Bill Grace Tes but nobody else would have him because he's a yard wide.
The specialist, licensed in Utah, offers free consultations during a travel visit to major towns and cities. He claims to treat many ailments without surgery, excluding chronic appendicitis gallstones ulcers of the stomach intestines and adenoids, and requires payment only for treatment. Married women must be accompanied by their husbands. address is 224 Bradbury Bldg Los Angeles CA.
A garbled passage mixes terms like Beautiful but Dumb and Loose Leaf System with nonsensical dialogue about ancient appliances and Eden. It appears as a chaotic classroom or literary snippet with scattered names and unclear context.
A clipped dialogue recalls concern over prudence and social expectations. Bertie defends traditional style while a speaker laments the impact on bachelors and a woman’s reputation. The exchange hints at humor and matrimonial pressures in upper class circles.
A fragmentary column sketches a scene of money influencing decisions and a character named Joe entangled in a careless misstep. It mentions a misjudgment by Bilelwoye over a right of way and a failed attempt to seize a location on a gravel road. A dance idea and travel to Germany are hinted, with a casual line about a fox trot and a lover's exchange.
Certified seed potatoes offered at £61 per bag with delivery to town centers in Utah by Day Farms Company. Also notice of public land filings in Parowan and Cedar City, Utah, by Henry Clayton Perry and Paul A. Adams, with dates and witnesses listed for final proof on land claims in 1929.
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss a character named Keven and a setting with seats for two. The text hints at objections by “her people” to death and mentions a tammy wud. Names and places are unclear, but the fragment suggests a scene involving dialogue about mortality and seating.
A historic plan fixes the nation’s gold reserve at 150 million dollars for redemption of government obligations. If the reserve drops below 100 thousand, the treasury secretary may sell government bonds to replenish it. The article notes a yearly cost of two dollars per person.
A garbled text fragment describes Sir Erect Robert returning home in a few days and speaking to a mother about a wreck while referencing a weathered fear and unclear phrases. The passage appears to be a damaged OCR fragment with disrupted words and nonsensical sequences without coherent event details.
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