Parowan Times Publishes Weekly Notice
The Parowan Times issue notes weekly publication and legal notice terms under W. Warner Mitchel as lessee, with post office details and archival date in 1816.
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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1935
Page
2
The Parowan Times issue notes weekly publication and legal notice terms under W. Warner Mitchel as lessee, with post office details and archival date in 1816.
The Associated Club Club of Southern Utah threatens Governor Licod with political harm and urges appointing a Southern Utah member to the State Road Commission. It cites county road ownership, favors Walter Granger of Iron County, and commends the governor for fairness while noting pressure to pick a Salt Lake City appointee.
Funds raised will fund western activities of the American Legion and Auxiliary for disabled veterans and needy families next year. Most money stays in Patowan for the local Legion Post and Auxiliary unit work.
The town recalls past high water troubles and recounts water system improvements. It endorses organized baseball for all ages, urging inclusivity in sports from girls to older men. The piece argues leisure activity boosts happiness and longevity, touting baseball as a key American pastime.
Travel ers Insurance Company shows haste causes many deaths in auto accidents. Exceeding speed limits and reckless driving are major factors. In towns and cities last year haste caused about 30 606 deaths and hundreds of thousands of injuries. Many readers may back away from risk and delay. The piece argues against driving recklessly to save time even for a genuine urgent need.
Americans nationwide will wear red memorial poppies tomorrow to honor soldiers who died seventeen years ago. Proceeds aid disabled veterans and bereaved families as the American Legion Auxiliary distributes flowers free of charge. An army of about 100000 Auxiliary volunteers will hand out the poppies with voluntary contributions.
In the Fifth Judicial District Iron County Utah a notice of sale states Bank of Southern Utah sues Wilford U Webster Belle Webster Gwen Webster and Douglas Dixon. The sheriff will sell the described 76 acre property in Township 38 South Range 10 West to satisfy a judgment. Sale date May 27 1935 at 2 p m at Patowa County Courthouse.
The article notes support for the President's position but few of millions are actively voicing their views. It highlights limited public outreach and suggests the administration faces a quiet majority rather than broad involvement.
In Utah Ninth District court a public sale is set for June 10 at 10 AM at the Iron County Courthouse Parowan to satisfy a judgment on land in Iron County. The description covers 60 acres plus 6 percent shares in Parowan Reclamation Company and water rights with appurtenances. Attorneys Richard W. Young and Morris and Matheson represent the plaintiff.
The piece recalls strict discipline in early naval days with punishments for watchsleeping and blasphemy. It notes Navy enlistment growth, pay rise after four months, and physical and character requirements. It recounts the old U S S Texas history, its battles, later sinking, and Captain John Phillip's stoic order during Santiego action.
County agents Comer Lamont E Tueller discuss controlling red stinging or harvester ants with cyanide injections and caution on its toxicity. They note carbon disulfide for small nests and advise careful application after rain. State Extension Economist Myr Cruz Fenstrom discusses Utah Farm Account Record Project and the importance of farm record keeping and feed reserves for drought-prone areas. A Paragonal meeting summarized the project and stressed business records for profitable production. WANTED: One or two small pig.
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