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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1929
Page
5
Alson Secor of Successful Farming argues for drastic changes in school governance away from long standing local control. He questions 150 year old centralized order and asserts consolidation could be necessary to equalize opportunities, urging farmers to push for rural education equality.
Home owners can expect easier access to funds for remodeling as savings banks insurance and mortgage firms show growing interest. The home modernity bureau of the national building industries pushes nationwide efforts to aid ownership and encourage improvements.
Landscape improvement efforts accompany one of the nation’s boldest county paving programs in Missouri. With 105 miles finished and 27 miles more planned, a 132 mile total is anticipated from a 3 009 000 bond. The plan favors concrete highways shaded by native trees and shrubs to replace unsightly signs and fields.
A garbled report describes areas on Beutland’s western coast where land is submerged by the sea. It mentions the Heledeides and Heleides figures tied to old coastal lines, with mentions of Spotlind, Spotland, and submerged sand walls covered by ore.
Public auction set for May 31 1929 at 10 a.m. at Iron County Courthouse Parowan to sell properties for unpaid 1924 taxes. Descriptions cover numerous parcels in Parowan and Cedar City areas with attached improvements, water rights, and various lot and section details, all subject to redemption before sale.
A fragmentary entry lists multiple land parcels with owners such as Joseph N. Ford Suzanue C Fackrell Orville Harrison and Lee J. Sickler. Descriptions reference sections Township and Range coordinates, with partial acreages and fractions, indicating a survey or legal notice of property holdings.
A 14 year old seventh grader writes a verse about woodland fairies as fighters of evil. The poem frames springtime as guiding toward good and helping the weary and sad, with the speaker noting they are not real angels but guardians of virtue.
The clerk’s office reports marriage licenses issued to David LeFaver and Alice Zaton of Salt Lake City and Teed Petty Is Hurricane and Ella Arm Moug of Cedar City. In other local news the Day Farmy Jo plans to introduce Inca feed mix this fall for chopping and mixing feeds. The Bank of Iron County installed a new book keeping machine to streamline accounts and deposits, with future upgrades expected to automate check processing. the machine reportedly costs about 15,600 dollars.
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