Parowan Utah Post Office Class Mail Change 1915
Notice records Sir Dass as association entered as second class mail master at Parowan Utah on October 27 1915.
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Sir Dass
Parowan
Utah
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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1939
Page
4
Conserve the Water Supply
From across the state comes a warning of possible water shortages unless the season is used economically. Repair leaks and ditches, clean channels, store early runoff, and promote best water use on land to ensure supplies. The Utah Farmer urges careful conservation this year.
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Utah
How is Your Garden A Valuable Farm Asset
The Utah Farmer article argues garden plots are essential on farms, offering free summer vegetables cheaper than store bought. It highlights family health, surplus storage for winter, and teaching children to care for the garden as part of farm work.
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Utah
Home fire equipment for the modern household
The National Board of Fire Underwriters urges simple, affordable home fire protection. Keep hoses and a water supply handy, close doors to confine fires, and invest in inexpensive extinguishers. Do not fight large fires alone or enter smoke filled spaces. prioritize prevention and safe practices.
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National Board of Fire Underwriters
National Board
System of Ours Highlights American Life Insurance Strength
The piece notes 34 million Americans own ordinary life policies totaling 75.5 billion, plus other forms like industrial life. It argues the American system provides superior economic preparedness and compares U S Japan Germany Italy relations, suggesting Japan moves toward semi neutrality to avoid Atlantic conflicts while Axis powers rely on Nippon in the Far East. Probate and Guardianship Notices (Consult Clerk of District Court or Respective Signers For Further information).
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Industris
Japan
Germany
U. S.J
Italy
Nippon
Hachiro Arita
Hitler
Mussolini
U. S
Russia
Far East
Notice to Creditors Estate of John K Robinson Deceased
Notice to creditors in the Fifth Judicial District Utah Iron County. Creditors must present claims with vouchers to Lulu & Bastian Administratrix at Paragonah Iron County Utah by September 1 1939. Dated April 22 1929 Morris & Matheson Attorneys for Administratrix Bank of Southern Utah Building Cedar City Utah.
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Judicist District Court
State OF
Utah
County of
Iron
John K. Robinson
Paragonah
Iron County
State of Utah
Lulu & Bastian
Morris & Matheson
Bank of Southern Utah
Cedar City
Wish
Public sale notice for 1932 Chevrolet Sedan in Parowan Utah
Public auction at the front door of Iron County Court House Parowan Utah on May 22 1939 at noon to sell a 1932 Chevrolet Sedan owned by Arthur L Clark. Sale to satisfy a tax lien of 125.00 and storage 25.03 owed by Morris Rasmussen Parowan Iron County Utah. Sheriff Haldowe Christensen and Deputy William Dalton attest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parowan
Iron County
Utah
Arthur L. Clark
Harvey, N. D
North Dakota
Heenss
Morris Rasmusken
Haldow E. Christensen
Tron County
WM. M. Dalton
Iron County Fair committee forms and town notes
The Iron County Fair organizers from Paragonah Summit and Pate owan held a meeting to launch the fair with funds sought from local residents. Parowan plans an electricity rate hearing May 28, while the W A club schedules a church square picnic. A new two compartment business building is planned for Main Street followed by a Paragonah Memorial Day fair dance. A baby’s funeral and marriages in Beaver are noted, with Wyoming sheep shearers and Rex Theatre program details for the week.
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Tsaue
Iron County
Paragonah
Summit
Pateowan
Parowan
Public Utilities Commission
W. A. Club
Church Square
L. N. Marsden
Main Street
Jasper Cartwright
Beaver
Fiona Mortensen
Pstowsa
Bea[ve
Uttle
Ernest Orton
Phil
Neil Benson
Amasa Clark
Wyoming
Rex Theatre
Jim Bludson
Winnifred Lucas
William Desmond
Little Yank
Dorothy Gish
Civil Service Examinations Announced for Wool Sector
The U S Civil Service Commission announces open competitive exams for Senior Marketing Specialist Wool at 4600 dollars yearly and Marketing Specialist Wool at 3800 dollars yearly. Required college training in economies or wool related studies plus wool production and marketing experience, with post graduate substitutions. Senior grade applicants must be under 53, Specialist under 48. Applications via Mile to the Commission by June 12 for eastern states and June 15 for Colorado and western states.
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United States Civil Service Commission
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Colorado
Mudball Exportlets Africa Fish by Mud Embalming Hint
Douglas Malcolm of the American Express Travel Service explains a freak of nature, the mudfish, can be exported via mud blocks to many regions. The fish burrows into river bells as dry season nears and can survive for months, enabling passengers on the Carinthia’s African cruise to ship it safely globally.
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Africa
Mudballa
Douglas Malcolm
American Express Travel Service
Man accused in pigeons shooting case at farm
A defense lawyer questioned the farmer about the shooting, suggesting doubt. The farmer testified that he saw the man with a gun near his lard, heard a shot, saw pigeons fall, and found four of his birds in the man’s pocket, questioning whether they died by their own actions.
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Counse
Minding Her Manners in a Farmhouse Kitchen
Dorothy and her big sister visit a farmhouse kitchen where the morning's baking fills the air with spice. A kind old lady offers Dorothy a cookie, and the child responds with a quiet request, asking for another.
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Dorothy
Springfield Union and Republican
Money Counts Do You Sever Long Engagements
A witty quip about engagements tied to a man’s finances. The speaker notes the duration should match how long the money lasts, implying practicality over romance. The remark underscores money as a factor in relationship decisions.
Omen Dialogue Overpay Sparks Owner-Worker Clash
A heated exchange reveals the tension between a boss and his employee as the worker recalls years of hard labor and low pay. The boss defends past practices, while the employee argues such treatment doomed the business and warns of consequences.
Warned Father Over Child’s Fall Downstairs Joke
A light domestic quip notes a family hall racket interrupted by a child’s fall downstairs. Father jokes that if the children cannot fall quietly they will not be allowed to fall at all, reflecting a playful family exchange.
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Father
Literal Lawyer Advises Divorce Joy Without Woes
A paternal legal-advocacy voice urges a young woman to consider divorce as a path to joy. The speaker, addressing the client anxiously, discusses the inevitability of occasional doubts in marriage and frames separation as a favorable option.
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Soeay
Narrow Escape Teacup Moment Sparks Family Banter
A light quarrel unfolds as a mother and daughter joke about a broken teacup. The daughter exclaims relief at escaping replacement costs, while the mother laments the mishap and mutters about buying multiple replacements.
Seeress Voices Forbidden Love Amid Wealth and Heartache
A dramatic scene unfolds as a seeress counsels a daughter torn between money and romance. The daughter rejects marrying Paul for love, while a warning about his frail heart echoes, highlighting family control and personal choice.
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Eeypot
Paul
Another Viewpoint: Woman and Maid Clash Over Noise
A brief stage dialogue contrasts a neighborly dispute with a mischievous nursery scene. The Woman laments persistent sounds while the Maid points out the children’s likely merriment, revealing humorous bias in perception.
Looks Bad First Caddie Skeeter Question
Dialogue excerpt shows caddies debating a golfer’s style and equipment. One caddie notes the left handed grip and a slight change in the right hand, with a final aside referencing Porket The Rai.
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Skeeter
Keers
Porket
Rai
Mean Trick Betty Mother Robert Window incident
Betty and Robert are involved in a minor playground incident where Betty claims Robert broke a window by dodging a rock she threw. The account notes Betty’s claim and Robert’s dodge, with no serious injuries or legal actions reported.
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Betty
Robert
Vienna Joke Exchange Turns on Truthful Talk
A Viennese quip traces humor in polite chatter as one man asks if the other is well and the reply veers to honesty. The exchange hinges on social ease and the unspoken rule of truth in conversation.
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Vienna
Quiet exchange hints at aging widow and suitor
A terse dialogue suggests a man named Ab deals with Sandy's widow, noting she is thirty years his senior while he claims the match feels right. The exchange hints at a complicated relationship amid social constraints.
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Sandy
Jock
Fractured Family Banter Sparks City Debate
A terse dialogue reveals a parent and child sparring over inherited quirks in a tense domestic scene. The exchange hints at broader urban tensions and personal pride, underscoring how family lines mirror city quirks without explicit policy details.
County Conservation Committee Seeks 1939 Range Participants
The County Agricultural Conservation Association Committee met at the County Agent's Office Tuesday to nominate supervisors for the 1939 season, identify multi farm co operators, select key wheat farms, and adjust Range Conservation applications. J M Palmer notes wider participation and improved benefit opportunities, with range payments possible through reseeding grasses and practices like water reservoirs and deferred grazing. May 31 is the deadline for range applications. interested owners should contact the County Agent or committee members soon.
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County Agricultural Conservation Association
Oure
J. M. Palmer
Palmer
Feed Selection Eliminates Off Flavors in Milk
Dairy expert George Q. Bateman of Utah Agricultural Experiment Station says off flavors in milk stem from scented feeds contacting cows directly. Feeding 30 pounds of green alfalfa before milking raises off flavors, so alfalfa should be fed after milking or cows removed from pasture hours earlier. Cleanliness and proper feed handling reduce odors. some feeds like rye pasture may also contribute. Future work may involve breeding and more complex factors.
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George Q. Bateman
Utah Agricultural Experiment Station
Mr. Bateman
Ms. Bateman
Spraying advises to curb codling moth and fruit worm
Alma Millett reports spraying apple trees to control codling moth and petal blight while urging community cooperation. County Agent offices available for fruit tree spraying guidance as weather impacts dryland wheat harvest and upcoming junior stock show dates in North Salt Lake.
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Alma Millett
Cea Cys Bee
Bob Heli
Harley Dalton
Avai
City
Parowan
Fir
Iitema
Reliable Man Wanted for Steady Farm Work in Oakland
Classified ad from Furst and Thomas of Oakland seeks a reliable man for steady farm work in Iran County. Reader advertisements note practitioner experience or capital not required. applicants urged to respond to the Oakland address.
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Iran County
Furst & Thomas
Oakland
Calif
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