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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1929
Page
4
The Garfield County News notes that towns do not become good by luck but by people who work to improve them. It lauds residents who spend time and money to make Payguitch a better place, contrasting with those who expect things to improve without effort.
Farmers in the valley are urged to cultivate corn after planting to conserve moisture. Planting in dry ground without subsequent cultivation wastes limited moisture and undermines yields. The Times advocates moisture retention through timely tillage to boost corn profitability.
A reader condemns careless handling of dead sheep and other carcasses. The piece laments bloat deaths in the season and urges burying or burning carcasses to prevent fly breeding and health hazards. It also notes weed control challenges and promotes timely weed removal to protect gardens.
A fragmented dialogue depicts a maid and mistress arranging dated exes from a grocer. The exchange notes inscriptions and a reference to Sieggendorfer Blatter of Munich as the source or note on the items. The scene centers on verification of dates and procurement in a domestic setting.
Local appeal urges residents to tackle unsightly conditions. Talks of cleaning cemetery grounds, painting library pillars, trimming trees, and removing mosquito breeding sites. Calls for a community day to restore dignity to the town and protect public health.
A brisk note suggests avoiding films where chatter and backbiting occur. The speaker questions whether attendees will join, implying tension around silent conversations and social checks at the cinema. The remark highlights caution about gossip during outings and signals a wary mood among readers.
Fragmented text shows dialogue about nerves and caution aboard a craft. Mentions characters Giles Angelino and a mother mending a waist, with references to bugging and caution. Context unclear due to damaged OCR.
A playful exchange reveals a flirtatious line about arranging affection. The dialogue centers on longing and consent framed as a witty ultimatum between two individuals. The tone suggests light romantic banter rather than explicit commitment.
A quirky dialogue about a faulty parachute and an early work deadline. Mrs Inquisitive questions a non opening chute mid fall while Parachute Jumper jokes about returning it. A rushed schedule forces a child to be brought in by seven.
An exchange notes Norway and Sweden are packed with automobiles, with one speaker marveling at the abundance and the other confirming the prevalence of Ford cars in those countries.
A fragmentary description mentions a movie actress forgotten, a mesaphone joke, and a consulting doctor recommending horseback riding. The reply notes not losing weight but falling off, implying unease with the treatment or remedy.
The passage shows students discussing a painting sale and art. They mention Jenks selling a painting and joke about appreciation for a cake from their mother. A student muses about better success with typed articles while an editor’s remark hints at delays in submitting work.
A quoted exchange discusses marital dynamics with a remark that she prioritizes her job over her husband. The line suggests tension between work and domestic duties in a contemporary context. No further context or names are provided.
The fragmentary OCR text is unreadable. no coherent event or names are extractable to form a valid news item summary.
A reflection on Parowan like outlook, noting the town imports many apples despite having the potential to produce a surplus. The speaker cites abundant resources but laments insufficient pruning spraying and tree care to achieve larger yields.
Department of the Interior Salt Lake City April 2 1929 notice to Henry Slaton Perry Cedar City Utah that he filed a final proof for land described in stock raising homestead entry No 033772 with multiple lots and sections in towns 33 and 23 south range 11 and 12 west Salt Lake Meridian. Proof to be made before the district court clerk Parowan June 1 1929 witnesses Mether Perry Frank Kelsey George C Stapley and William A Adams all of Cedar City E P Taylor Register
Department of the Interior Salt Lake City April 27 1929 notice states Paw M Adama of Parowan Utah holder of stockraising homestead entry No 026322 for multiple fractional sections in Township 24 South Range 8 West has filed intent to make final proof to establish claim before the District Court clerk on July 7 1925 with witnesses Marley W Dalton Ancel J Adams Kenneth R Matheson and Orlando W Adams all of Parowan Utah George E Woolley Acting Register.
Classifieds show a jumble of ads and notices from Freeport to Parowan. Entries mention Relabla man planning to harm McNess Co. profits and other listings for washers, wood delivery, building site sales, and local services across several towns.
Fragmented item describes seed potato sale at 7 cents per pound with delivery in town, mentions Idaho Russells and a stunted supply. Includes a tangential note on chemistry history and a 1844 graft related to cotton processing. Mentions walnut stain removal using ink eradicators from the department of agriculture.
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