Graduation Year Ends With Mixed Emotions At Local School
The issue reflects on a year marked by teacher shortages early on but improved later, with a large group of seniors graduating as part of a twelve year association ending. Some students will attend other institutions while others enter various life paths. Vandalism at Parowan includes theft of weather records and damage to a fountain, prompting government attention and debate over replacement funding.
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Sehou
Claas
Utah Magazine
Salt Lake City
Gunnison
Utah
Cedar Breaks
Parowan Airport Proposal Stalls With City Council
The Parowan Chamber of Commerce and an airport committee push for a municipal airport with Civil Aeronautics Association input. The City Council, though the Mayor supports it, shows little enthusiasm over costs and legal concerns, risking loss of state and federal aid if delay continues. The paper urges active selling of the project to officials before opportunities fade.
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Parowan
Ity
Parowan Chamber of Commerce
Bergin
Civil Aeronautics Asssociation
Notice of public auction of delinquent Iron County property
Notice is given that on the Q7th day of May, 06, at 10:00 p m at the front door of the County Courthouse in F srowan, Utah, I will offer for sale at public auction the properties listed for taxes, interest, penalties and costs per Section 80-10-65, as amended, under an order of the Iron County Board of Commissioners dated April 8, 1946. No bid under the total charges will be accepted. The list includes multiple parcels in Parowan City, Cedar City, and surrounding areas with detailed descriptions, water rights, and lot measurements. The sale proceeds go to Iron County. payment to redeem or purchase must cover delinquent taxes and costs, and the County Treasurer will provide exact amounts on request.
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Srowan
Ren County
Utah
Board of County Commissioners
Iron County
Elna Grames
Com
W. Cor
Block
Parowan City Survey
Martin Skougard
W. S
Woodrow
Janet Janson
Cedar City
Loretta B. Riddle
S.L.M
Dee Savoy Woolsey
Cedar City Survey
Charles N. Corry
Francell L
Cedar City Town Survey
Arminta Bulloch
North
Ether Perry
Et al
N.W
R. Liew
S.lm
Louise Perry Mackelprang
S E. Cor
Nwynem
R. Pew
N.E. Cor. Swyne
Beth C. Fife
Orla
Topham
David J. Edwards
Sarah Barton
John E. Edwards
Horace N. Edwards
S.l.mi
Tron County
Tyan ‘Johnson
Chester Stubbs
S. A. Halterman
Carl L. Crawford
Sewnem
R. SW
LeRoy A. Wilson
LeRoy A
S.lm. i Acres
John P. Fuller
Semnem
A.D
W. Clair
Rowley
Ron County
Utah State PMA Committee renamed and 1946 price ceilings set
J Vern Hopkin, chairman and state director, announces the Utah State PMA Committee name change to reflect broader state office authority under the Production and Marketing Administration. Effective May 13 1946 ceilings rise for corn 25 cents a bushel no longer with bonus, wheat 15 cents, oats 5 cents, barley 9 cents, rye 10 cents, grain sorghums 18 cents per hundred pounds. Protein feeds ceilings also increased. Dairy Protion Payments Appa: May June subsidy rates set at 55 cents per cwt for milk and 15 cents per pound for butterfat in Iron County.
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Utah
OPA
Appea
Iron County
J. M. Palmer
ACA
Bereavement thanks and sheep shear plans noted
The Baldwin Mickelson Skougard Stevens families express gratitude for floral offerings and sympathy after the loss of a son and brother. They report men returning from north central Utah where they have been shearing sheep and will remain until early June before moving to Idaho, Wyoming and Montana. Mrs. Etta Averill of Price visits, seeking to trade her Paragonah home for larger city acreage.
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Bernard Baldwin
John T. Mickelson
Thomas Skougard
Frank Stevens
Utah
Idaho
Wyoming
Montana
Etta Averill
Price
Paragonah
Farmers of America report on Harvester production restoration
The Farmers of America International report details Harvester’s return to production after a recent strike. Extra shifts, limited parts, and disrupted schedules challenge dealers and branches as they rebuild stocks. Production for tractors improves but scarce parts and delayed deliveries will persist, stressing quality and long term reliability.
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International Harvester
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