17 Nov 1920
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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1920
Page
1
A reader questions local road building and funding priorities, noting Cedar Creeks and Coal Creek Canyon, rail and lumber transport costs, and the impact on residents. The letter argues for prudent spending, transparency, and consideration of public needs amid ongoing road improvements and election pressures.
Last Friday the Moraine Morgan Rally reported in Faro Fad Times notes surgery history and recovery of a young man. A class binding night at the school, teachers meetings every two weeks, and a family bereavement are recorded. A golden wedding celebration and civic events follow, including dances and a relief effort update.
Notice states one Burowen Drug Co offer will award a $100 porchass credit to the first 100 ladies making a purchase of $108 or more. The ad specifies the promotion details and eligibility in a formal sale notice.
The Iron County Telephone Company relocated recently from theTineta building to the rear of the upper floor of the Bank of Iron County building, moving its offices to new premises in town.
The opening performances conducted Monday and Tuesday at the Chautauqua drew large audiences, with evident satisfaction among attendees and organizers noting strong turnout and positive reception.
Reports say the St George bank was robbed of cash and bonds after a rear entry blast blew vault hinges. Authorities traced the robbers toward Panacea, with a dawn pursuit ongoing as days of strangers arouse suspicion in the area.
Event notice states tickets available for a limited time at the school auditorium. The gathering aims to raise funds with a percouple pond timed raffle. Invited attendees should obtain tickets in advance for entry.
The subject Beeson, long listed as seriously ill for three weeks, shows improvement though remains weak. Reports note continued care and cautious progress as doctors monitor his condition.
All unpaid taxes become delinquent at noon November 20 1920 and the treasurer’s office closes then. A penalty of three percent is collected after delinquency starting November 22 1920 to reduce last week rush. Taxes paid after December 21 1920 incur daily interest and realty with unpaid taxes may be sold for delinquent taxes penalty and costs. Pay on time to avoid expenses.
Myron Higbee, counsellor to President H YW Lunt of the Parazan Stake of Zen, announces a stake priesthood meeting this Saturday. High Council and Bishops from various wards will gather at 5 oclock pm for preliminary exercises, then adjourn to the designated rooms. all officers of auxiliary organizations should attend.
D A Matheson, president, and Arthur Joseph Bptretary, of the Commercial club, have worked strenuously to hold a meeting but cannot form a quorum. Last Friday night eight members attended, yet a larger turnout is needed to keep the club alive and meet to discuss important business.
Parowsy’s progressive butcher D A Matherin offers dressed turkey chicken and steak for a countywide thanks wing dinner. Prices and equipment arrangements promise delivery by parcel, aiming to beat pricey park suppliers and local pods.
Residents report wealth rising among locals around Duocan Angina while crop yields and wool prices draw scrutiny. A 1920 wool clip fetched cent per pound, with refunds requested from a company. Millard Hattermean of Binch reappeared Sunday amid private business matters. Buyers report seed prices at 14 cents per pound, olives shipped reach 6000 units with over 1000 sold, and some residents seek settlements before November 30. Equitable Court advertisement noted but details unclear.
An advertisement notes that Friday and Saturday offers awards with each $200 purchase, including a named automatic floor item. The copy is garbled but implies a kitchen item and a sales incentive, urging customers to visit and buy. The text mentions Mrs Housewife in a humorous or promotional vein.
Pareots Teachers Organization schedules a meeting on Thanksgiving Day with a post meeting program led by Geo W Derker. The event includes a talk on state education law and several community officers present. Harold Mitchell was chosen to attend the State Fair as an ACO member, and a team will attend an international show in Portland.
Fragmentary notes suggest support for Wilford Day of Utah as speaker in the Utah House. Proponents argue his long service and experience in banking and commerce suit the next session’s upbuilding needs, while critics raise concerns about political alignment and governance.
Public Library announces new books including A Daughter of the Land and Riders of the King. Readers can browse yearlong magazine subscriptions and enjoy improved lighting as the library opens new sections and hosts reading days.
Thaee Lemon arrives back from St George where he had sought help from a power company. Mr Leono forced to seek work aid after a severe cold worsened rapidly. Hew and Mrs Jaton Frw underwent surgery for removal of a general the LD 5 Hiewusl. The lacey stood the ordeal well and is now feeling splendid, improved in teeth and strength. Yesterday Mr sod Me and L Adama went to Salt Lake City where Ms Adame landed funds for lung chrome appendicitis.
The P HOS basketball team under Coach Van Buren travels to Cedar Friday for a practice game against BACG quintet. The squad shows improved vigor and game knowledge, earning town encouragement as locals are urged to back them at every game to boost morale, effort, and performance this season.
The Gun Gon Rod Club schedules a Thanksgiving Day rabbit hunt with a social ball funded by Theoosug side. Event set for May 27 at 8 PM, inviting members to join. membership exceeds three thus far.
A garbled Times notice laments reporting gaps on births in Kulten and Under Bs area. It explains delinquencies hinge on new law delaying due dates to Mov 0 and jokes about skipping a Christmas special edition. Names and places appear distorted, with references to John Beneett, Joke T Mockel, and Las Vegas trip plans amid price rises for print.
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