Parowan Times Weekly Edition Published in Parowan
The Parowan Times Weekly is issued by the Parowan Poor and Printing Co with W. Warner Mitchell as lessee. It notes entry as second class mail at the Parowan, Utah post office on February 27, 1976.
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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1935
Page
2
The Parowan Times Weekly is issued by the Parowan Poor and Printing Co with W. Warner Mitchell as lessee. It notes entry as second class mail at the Parowan, Utah post office on February 27, 1976.
A New York daily faces debate over graphic auto crash depictions and urges public cooperation for safer streets. The Times marks twenty years of service and urges voter registration, tuberculous education, and hog production policy notes for Utah readers.
The article notes new cars are highly perfected but still rely on human brains for operation. When drivers cannot provide the necessary judgment, problems follow.
Malcolm Campbell reportedly drove 301 miles per hour on Utah sand flats. Local youths in town are said to be attempting to break Campbell’s record on the city streets, spurring warnings and curiosity.
The first frost hit in the early morning of October 16, nipping cucumbers squash and beans that had kept growing. A more severe frost the following night damaged or killed less hardy plants, a late-season cold spell rare for this area.
Local Republican organizers secured a campaign boost by naming two educators to their slate. Ahead of the primary the other ticket faced chatter about a slate heavy with school personnel, with three candidates cited.
Navy Day falls on Sunday October 27 this year and will be observed on Monday October 28. Proclamations will be issued by the President and local officials.
Department of the Interior listing Hebert Perry of Cedar City Utah as filing to prove up final proof on stock raising homestead entry No 049-306 for Lot 106 and Lot 1 Section 19 Lot 30 Township 33 South Range 11 West Salt Lake Meridian. The hearing before notary public in Cedar City Utah is scheduled for November 19 1995 with witnesses William Miller Frank Baston Kelsey George Stanley and Clayton Perry all of Cedar City Utah.
Dar win Marshall of Minersville Utah filed notice of intention to make final proof to establish his stock raising homestead claim No 047- $1d for All Section 23 Township 31 South Range 1121 West Salt Lake Meridian. He will appear before Notary Arthur O Hardy at Minersville Utah on November 8 1935. Witnesses named: Jason Hollingshead Truman Y Rolling Arthur Lightner Horace Corbridge all of Minersville Utah.
Notice to creditors of Jesse P. Stephenson deceased. Creditors must file claims with vouchers to Anthony Stephenson, administrator, at the offices of Cline Wilson & Cline in Milford Beaver County Utah by December 1 1935. Publication dates September 27 1935 and October 18 1935.
John A. Malia as Utah Bank Commissioner leads suit against Parowan Co‑operative Mercantile Company and multiple Adams and Doe defendants. Action seeks to quiet plaintiff's title to West 70 feet of Lot 45 and related parcel in Parowan City, Iron County. Defendants must answer within 20 to 30 days after service. MORRIS & MATHESON, attorneys. Cedar City Utah. Oct 4, 11, 18, 25, Nov 1, 3.
Multiple asks for sale items and services in Parowan and Cedar City. Includes 20 acres land with irrigation water right offered by H. & Hyatt, wood and lumber prices, Christmas cards for sale, a two room house, Maytag service by C. C. Draper, and an offer to subscribe The Times at $2 per year.
County Agent Lamont E Tuell and State engineer's rep Mr Jarman held two meetings in Iron County on Friday October 11 with 24 pump well men at Parowan Court House and 61 at Cedar City. Jarman outlined underground water history and urged pump well owners to file applications, arranging stenographic service at Parowan and the County Agent's office for the coming weeks. Livestock feeding in the county shows gains with feeder lambs and cattle moving from ranges. Samuel Halterman of Parowan plans to ship lambs by early November after feeding 2100 Jamba on dry lot with hay barley and carrot tops.
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