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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1919
Page
8
Tvertona commits to improve his life to support family and stay fit. After a troubled digestion, he considers using a simple plan and gingerly follows recommended directions to regain strength and resume daily tasks.
Fragmented editorial prose questions wartime taxes and a proposed 5 percent excise on candy and gum. It argues against burdensome taxes on industry and individuals, urging quick action to support the war effort without harming economic vitality. The tone is confrontational and partisan.
Members of the Utilities Commission will meet with city officials today to discuss the application to raise the price of electric light and power.
Dr Burton notes a newborn boy and a daughter born to Mr and Mrs Andersgy and reports all parents doing well. A dance is planned tonight in Parowan with the Parowan and Parage mah orchestras providing music as locals gather and invitees are urged to attend. A crowd of youths from the area are considering Pang.
Animals found on the Mitchell Brothers land at Dry Lakes Wilcock mangoo and near Prince Ranger Fish or on the school auction leased area will be taken up for trespass. Persons concerned are asked to govern these matters accordingly. May 21 to June 4.
The Pacowan Times announces a flat rate of 10 cents per line for legal notices as set by the recent legislature. An exception is noted for "Naties' to Watersere," where a price of $12 is not applicable. All parties are urged to comply with the new pricing.
A Parowan group departed for St George to work at the Terope. The party includes Bo Mortenson and family, KOE Delton and family, Lt. Adama and wife, Mr. and Mrs Win, C. Mitchell, Mr. Dean Leman and children, Charlies Laman Eroly Dalton, Frank Mitchell and family, J M Ward and family.
County Clerk J W Bentler issued a marriage license last Friday to Henry Fetty Doteen of Mineraville and Mee Blanch Lane of Cedar City. The couple were married at the residence of Wilford Dar with Mr Dey officiating.
Bryse and Jess Guysen return from France where they served Uncle San. They look well and happy to be home, mingling with relatives and neighbors as the community welcomes them back.
Mrs Benjamin F Blakeney of Decatur writes that Chamberlan’s Cough Remedy is by far the best medicine for colds and coughs they have used. She recalls giving it to her children when small for croup and has used it herself as well.
For sale Everything town and county land including lot home furniture enlarged tools machinery and all appurtenances to the property. For further information and to write Cedar Ortyy Uteh.
Classified notice offers a 3 1 4 inch wagon priced at 149 dollars. Ady seeks further information.
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