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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1948
Page
4
Lost pocket slide rule in Jeath ee carrying case. Return to Howard Ward Parowan. Found money on Main Street. Contact the Times Offices. Lost yearling ram and ram lamb south of Parowan. Reward $5 per head for recovery. Contact Clarence Pendleton.
The Iran County Board of Education invites quotations for bus delivery with October 15, 1944 deadline. The board reserves the right to accept or reject any quotation. J. Rebb Clerk-Treasurer.
Management Salt Lake City Utah gives notice that Wallace Smith Cedar City filed an exchange application under the Taylor Grazing Act to swap lands in Township 39 South Range 9 West and related parcels. Spilaburg Land and Livestock Company Cedar City filed a separate exchange application for lots and sections in Townships 37 South 5 West and 35 South 18 West with Lots 3 4 5 6 and associated areas. Objections with proof of service within 30 days from first publication are requested. First publication dates September 10 and September 17, 1948.
A joint resolution proposes amending Article 1 Section 13 to allow offenses to be prosecuted by information or indictment with grand jury provisions. It directs the Secretary of State to submit the amendment to voters at the next general election and, if adopted, to take effect January 1, 1949.
Paravox Inc launches an information service for the hard of hearing. Fred J Wonders, president, says the service provides latest data on hearing research testing suggestions and proper aid selection, assisting users and professionals.
Notices list multiple applications filed with the State Engineer to change or appropriate water in Iron County Utah. Includes Better and Mitchell claims for irrigation and stock watering across several acres, plus a BLM project storing 5 acre feet in a 9.5 foot dam with a 500 cattle and 2000 sheep service.
The Medical Association notes flu vaccines are grown on egg embryos and not recommended for individuals sensitive to eggs. Some patients report fewer colds after flu shots, but evidence is inconclusive. vaccines are valued for influenza immunization while cold vaccines and pills have uncertain effectiveness.
For further information consult the Clerk of District Court. In the Matter of the Estate of John A. Watson, deceased. Creditors must file claims with vouchers by December 4, 1948, at Parowan Iron County Utah. Protests to grantings must be filed by November 14, 1948 with the State Engineer in Salt Lake City. Administratrix Florence S. Benson. Attorneys Morris & Matheson Cedar City Utah. First issue October 1 1948 Last issue October 22 1948.
The article notes a company’s research into better hearing and announces a new development, the world’s smallest one piece vacuum-tube hearing aid weighing 444 ounces. It mentions a free booklet titled Facts You Should Know About Hearing Aids for those with hearing or for helping others.
The 1948 49 class elections at Branch Agricultural College were held last Thursday morning with the freshman and sophomore classes electing officers. The junior class will hold elections later. Freshmen chose Mark Sipples president and Zoe Porter secretary. sophomores elected LaVon Urie president and Yvonne Nelson vice president. Enrollment figures show 24 states and 16 Utah counties represented, with Nevada most represented by 16 students. Sevier and Millard counties follow, with 64 and 45 students respectively. Beaver County contributes 29 students.
At the Lox Town election, about 85 percent of eligible voters cast ballots. The pass of the amendmer calls for park improvements, defeating opponents of the measure.
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