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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1935
Page
4
The Parowan Times announces a notice dated October 27 1915 that W Warner Mitchell is the lessee of record and the paper is reentered as second class mail matter at the Parowan Utah post office.
Community leaders debate raising funds to build a demonstration unit for LeTroy A Wilann and E Blackner inventions that would heat refrigerate air condition and power homes and public buildings. A factory could follow with jobs and growth though many doubt the venture while a few advocate bold action.
City of Parowan Utah invites sealed proposals to replace wood with steel pipe at the hydro electric power plant. Plans available at City Recorder or Caldwell Richards Salt Lake City with 5 dollar deposit refundable on return. Bids due by 4 p m November 8 1935 with 5 percent bid bond. PWA project rules apply.
Summons in Utah Fifth Judicial District directs defendants to appear within twenty days of service to defend a case by John A. Malia as Bank Commissioner against Parowan Cooperative Mercantile and others. Action seeks quiet title to West 70 feet of Lot 6 and adjacent parcel in Parowan City, described plats. Also includes Parowan Times ownership statement by Warner Mitchell dated 1935.
Local ads seek dissolution of stray sheep herds at Alms Stubbs place and list several lost items including a bay yearling and a dark sorrel yearling branded with M. Found items include an overcoat. Sale ads cover wood, lumber hauling, cedar products, a 206 acre West Field property, and Christmas cards. Also notes on Maytag service, breeding stock, two-year-old Shorthorn and Holstein, and a voter registration reminder for the upcoming election.
The first days of the deer hunting season show fewer deer than expected and many poor sportsmen. Bucks and fawns are left to waste in open country and violations of the sportsman code are common. locals refuse to support checking stations, hindering enforcement and season violations persist.
Darwin Marshall of Minersville Utah files notice of intention to make final proof for All Section 23 Township 31 South Range West Salt Lake Meridian before Notary Arthur O Hardy in Minersville Utah on the Sunday of November 1925 witnesses named by claimant expected to testify for stock raising homestead entry No 047 214 filed April 2 1930 with the General Land Office Salt Lake City Utah.
Rulon Hollingshead Truman Y Hollins Arthur Lightner and Tor ace Corbridge all of Minereville Utah appear in a local notice listing residents associated with the case.
Heb er C. Perry of Cedar City Utah filed notice of intention to make final proof to establish a lead shore claim on Lots 10 and 11 in Section 19 and Section 30 Township 33 South Range 11 West Salt Lake Meridian before M Foster Notary Public Cedar City Utah on November 19 1935 Witnesses named include William Miller Frank Easton Kelsey George Stapley and Clayton Perry all of Cedar City Utah.
Utah farmers face a nationwide corn hog referendum set for October 26 to decide next season actions. About 2100 corn hog contracts expire November 30, with voting organized by county offices. Officials note a likely U S hog production surge could lower hog prices and affect consumer pork costs.
County agent reports 3000 turkeys being fattened in Iron County for Thanksgiving and Christmas sales with prices expected to match last year. Cool weather and ample corn, wheat and barley aid the fattening ration. The county holds 175 trench silos averaging 76 tons each, plus about 2600 tons of corn silage in upright silos, a record high since 1921. silage to feed fattening lambs and cattle, valued per ton near alfalfa hay.
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