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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1921
Page
4
Display Advertising rates 20c per column inch with 15 percent contract discount. Non contracted 20c. Foreign ads 25c with 1 percent off if contracted plate furnished 20c with 1 percent off under contract. For Sale Wanted Lost notices 10c per line first insertion, subsequent lines c, minimum 25c. All notices prepaid final proof 10.00 water users 515 00.
The Parowan Times marks six years of publication and thanks readers and business supporters. The editor celebrates past progress since October 1915 and urges continued backing to expand pages and improve news coverage in the next year. A call is made for progressive community effort to remove barriers on farms for greater regional benefit.
The Times urges diversification in farming outlining advantages of expanding dairy, poultry and eggs alongside beef and wool. It notes good dairy demand with a creamery opening at the B A C and reports hogs, beef and lamb prices and seasonal limits on eggs and pullets.
Ogden hosts the 3rd annual livestock show January 3 to 7 1922 with entries of draft horses beef cattle dairy cows sheep and hogs. Secretary Jesse S Richards cites grand championships and stockmen’s banquet plus free admission and varied entertainment for a large visiting crowd.
A local plea urges farmers to enforce the burdock control law to curb a growing weed problem in fields along irrigation ditches. The author warns burs threaten pastures, tangling wool and manes and potentially harming livestock, with seeds spreading by the millions.
The piece urges perseverance through high taxes low markets and due obligations. It praises bank and business resilience and urges honest dealing and timely payments. It reminds readers that failure comes from giving up and that rising after a fall defines strength.
The article lists practical rules for cream production including cleaning barns and equipment, scalding containers, separating promptly after milking, washing separators, cooling cream immediately, avoiding mixing cool and warm cream, thorough stirring when mixing, preventing odor absorption, timely weekly delivery on Monday and Thursday, and covering cream with gauze not airtight. It notes first class butter cannot be made from second class cream.
Department of the Interior U S Land Office Salt Lake City Utah September 19 1921 Notice is given that Starley W Dalton of Parowan Utah who on November 10 1916 made Homestead entry No 018358 for SEM SEN Section 23 SW Section 24 N34 NEN Section 26 Township 34 South Ranger West Salt Lake Meridian has filed notice of intention to make three year proof to establish claim before the Clerk of the District Court Parowan Utah on November 10 1921 Claimant names as witnesses Charles B D Adams John R Adams Hugh L Adams Charles Bentley all of Parowan Utah Got up B Brakery Register First Sept 28 Last Oct 26
Notice of sheriff sale in Iron County Utah listing Charles Miller as plaintiff and Charles W. Tullis and Ethel Tullis as defendants. Property includes SE1/4 of SW4 Section 1 and NE1/4 of NW4 Section 12 Township 36 South Range 16 West, 80 acres, plus 28 8/9 shares of Desert Reclamation Co stock with water rights. Sale set for Nov 21 1921 at noon at the county courthouse front door. subject to a $600 mortgage. Sheriff deputy Bentley.
The notice urges reporting any sheep or cattle bearing the brands of Marke and Brands owners. Sheep carry a quarter moon on the rump with a beer bottle dob on the right shoulder and metal tags reading W Mitchell or W.W. Mitchell or W. C. Mitchell. Cattle show a round topped Mor TM on the right ribs with an underbit in each ear or tags matching the above.
A reader asks whether either party will again advocate bringing tax notices to polling places this fall, as done previously, to influence vote participation and turnout.
An editorial proposes a local debt clearing house to cancel half of regional debts without harming anyone and notes the common refrain of paying one another later. It also mentions a Parowan woman who explained her political switch by shared grievances with her husband and cites Tanlac usage by twenty million people with positive results.
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