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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1941
Page
8
Notice to all dog owners quoting revised ordinances requires applying to the City Recorder and paying annual dog taxes of three dollars for females and one dollar fifty cents for males. If unpaid in the past year, call the City Office to settle, signed Ancil J. Adams City Marshal.
Parowan and Hinckley six man squads battled to a 6 6 stalemate tying for second in the district on Wednesday. Hinckley scored in the third quarter on a drive aided by passing while Parowan blocked a punt for a fourth quarter TD and missed the conversion. Cedar City beat Dixie to stay first and Beaver defeated Milford for second. A legal note mentions three persons constituting a riot.
A Parowan precinct Republican primary is scheduled for Thursday October 16 1941 at the Parowan City office. The meeting aims to nominate a Mayor for two years One Councilman for four years Three Councilmen for two years One Recorder for two years and One Treasurer for two years plus any other matters. Signed A M Marsden chairman district No 1 W Leonard Evans chairman district No 2 D H Richards chairman district No 3
Notice announces a Democratic primary for Parowan City offices to be held October 16 1941 in the county courthouse, with leaders Gar ner Benson Pendleton. It includes ownership and circulation statements for Parowan Times detailing publisher Robert B Mitchell and local stockholders. Recept books for sale at Times Office.
The piece reports a joint pledge by Harriman and Beaverbrook to place Soviet needs at the disposal of the United States and Great Britain. Roosevelt reiterates a 50 50 wartime material allocation rule, notes plans to extend Social Security, and discusses inflation concerns and wage taxes. Navy ship production accelerates with 32 keel laid and 26 launched, while Stimson and McNair address Army manpower and leadership issues amid war games. Local notes cover residents traveling, conventions, and school holiday attendance amid winter weather.
The county clerk reports marriage licenses issued this week to Venar Smith 22 of Beaver and Lorel Webb 18 of Cedar City. Grant C Seegiller 19 and Ruth Munford 19, Cedar City, John Young 20 and June Mendenhall 18, Cedar City. Beth Crawford of Springdale visited with her brother Lloyd Crawford and family, and Maude Stubbs Lyman of Cowley, Wyoming, is visiting Parowan.
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