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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1923
Page
4
The notice lists display advertising rates: 20¢ per column inch with 15 percent off for continuous or contract, non contracted 20¢, foreign ads 25¢ with 15 percent discount under contract, plate furnished 20¢ with 15 percent off if continuous. Notices 10¢ a line first insertion, then per line, prepaid. six words per line estimate. Legal notices 10¢ per line per insertion, Final Proof notices $10, Water Notice $15.
A local plea argues that financiers in the community should invest in a modern hotel to stop travelers from bypassing the area. It decries the lack of capital among residents and urges citizens or companies to view hotel development as a civic duty and a sound investment. The note references wheat mash formulas for poultry and highlights a cleanup campaign and a small track meet showing at St George with P I S scoring 11 points. Ward won the high jump and Bettridge placed in multiple events.
The five year old P H 5 has failed to produce sprinters or field event stars beyond basketball. Critics cite historic local talent like Morg, Adams, Alma Richards, Orton Durham, and Jack Gurr, questioning environment or incentives while noting a perceived hidden cause.
The Department of Agriculture notes hens perform best when allowed to select their own mash constituents. A Beltsville study found the highest egg production from a mash of 66 parts corn meal and 26 parts meat byproducts, with multiple grain varieties and ample protein, provided freely to hens.
Notice of sheriff sale in Iron County Utah by Florence M Wood plaintiff against George A Cole and New Castle Reclamation Company to be held June 2 1923 at 12 o clock at the front door of the County Court House Parowan Iron County Utah Description includes SW quarter of SW quarter of section 28 township 36 south range 16 west and forty shares of New Castle Irrigation Company stock Dated May 4 1923 Attorney David W Moffat Sheriff J T Leigh Deputy First May 16 Last May 30 1923
David W. Moffat administrator of Elizabeth T Evans estate sues George A Cole and New Castle Reclamation Co for a sheriff’s sale in Iron County Utah on June 2 1923 at noon at the front door of the county courthouse Parowan The property includes SE quarter of SW quarter section 28 township 36 south range 16 west and 40 shares of New Castle Irrigation Co stock plus 30 shares of Desert Irrigation Co stock The notice dated May 14 1923 lists attorney David W Moffat and deputies Leigh Sheriff Edward Bentley and runs May 16 to May 30 1923
Iron County invites public auction on May 31 1923 at 10 a m in Parowan for the sale of unredeemed properties taken under Auditor Deed authority. The list includes numerous parcels in Secs 24 27 34 35 and 39 within T335 R9 W and surrounding townships with varied lot numbers assessments and taxes. John W. Bentley Clerk and Ex-office Auditor confirms the sale and the accuracy of the list as of May 1 1923.
In the matter of the estate of Mary E. McCahill deceased creditors must present claims with vouchers to the undersigned at his law office in Parowan Iron County Utah on or before July 10 1923. Dated May 7 1923. Wi GC Parcells administrator with copy of will annexed Last May 30 1923.
Department of the Interior Land Office Salt Lake City Utah notices Amelia J Topham of Parowan Utah who filed a notice of intention to prove up her homestead claim for ESE Section 19 WHSWH Sec 20 Township 34 S Range 9 W Salt Lake Meridian The hearing before the district court clerk Parowan Utah is set for May 15 1923 Witnesses named Milton L Dailey Twenty T Orton June M Fep ham Eulala T Orton all of Parowan Utah Gould B Blakely Register First April 18 Last May 16 1923
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