Marsden Buys Highest Priced Ram at Salt Lake Ram Sale
L N Marsden of Parowan paid 975 dollars for the top Rambouillet ram consigned by Seely of Mt Pleasant at the eleventh annual Salt Lake sale. First Rambouillet in the ring, a grandson of Old 64, sold for 700 to William Briggs & Son. Range rams held for next morning as prices ranged around 400 to 500 dollars for various consignors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. N. Marsden
Tribune
John H. Seely & Sons
Mt. Pleasant
Parowan
John K. Madsen
William Briggs & Son
Dixon
California
William Miller
Algo
Madsen
Mr. Pleasant
Russian Sheep Commission
Colorado Land & Livestock
Kartaei
Colo
E. A. Gotthelf
Saguache
Colorado
University of California
A. D. Candland & Song
F. N. Bullard
Woodland
Cal
American Rambouilet Association
Charles A. Kimball
Day Farms Company
LaSal Lane & Livestock Company
Moab
Grain crop good in Bear Valley
W Clair Rowley reports Upper Bear Valley wheat growing without irrigation looks strong despite a poor season. Spring wheat may ripen and patches could bring 30 to 35 bushels per acre, an acceptable yield for arid conditions. He also notes a large Elk summering near his homestead, repeatedly crossing the fence and damaging wire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bear Valley
W. Clair Rowley
Clair
Shurtz Carivou
Do You Want to Pay for Your Walks Now
Times readers note that the first payment for sidewalks and curb and gutter may be paid after August 11 1927. Those who wish to pay earlier or in full this year must do so before the 11th of the month. Otherwise no payment can be made before August 27 next year. Notices of assessments will be mailed soon and read carefully.
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Times
Times Office
Parowan
Lrinouatala
Valley Dairy Industry Promises Jobs and Prosperity
A visitor praises the valley for climate and soil, noting vast land ideal for irrigated and unirrigated corn to feed dairy cattle. He argues the new dairy industry will create employment and a payroll, urging locals to invest in land, cattle, and supportive effort rather than pessimism.
Former Parowan Woman Succumbs in Cedar City
Mrs. Sadie Nelson Jensen, former Parowan resident and wife of N E Jensen, died Wednesday night in Cedar City from Brights disease and heart trouble after a lengthy illness. Born in Cedar City, 42 years ago, she lived in Parowan, Sigurd, Delta area and Millard County. Survived by husband and five children. funeral held in Cedar City with many locals in attendance. The Times extends sympathy to her family.
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Sadie Nelson Jensen
N. E. Jensen
Natie
Parowan
Bright
Cedar City
Millard County
Jensen
N. KE. Jensen
Sigurd
Sevier County
Times
Civil suits filed in district court this week
A narrow week for civil actions saw J. B. Colt a corporation sue John D. Williams in district court while the Intermonetatu Building & Loan Association names Jarrell W. Dalton as defendant in a separate case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Colt
John D. Williams
Intermonetatu Building & Loan Association
Jarrell W. Dalton
Iron County Valuation Climbs to About Nine Million
Iron County's assessed valuation this year reaches about nine and a quarter million dollars. Twelve years ago the valuation stood under two million. Tax collection last year totaled more than $206,006.
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Iron County
Mr Wilford Day Drives Brand Ear Packard
Mr Wilford Day was seen driving a brand ear Packard during the last week, according to onlookers in the community.
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Mr. Wilford Day
Musical to Announce B A C Opening
Special to The Times reports a musical in the tabernacle on Sunday at 8 00 pm by the Music Department and B A C students to mark the opening of the B A C on September 13. The event ushers in the institution’s strongest year with many faculty returning from leave and new staff joining.
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Tabernacle
B. A
The Home Newspaper in Towns and Its Role
A compact read extols the local newspaper as a vital town instrument. It likens the paper to a wagon carrying goods to market and a guardian of interests, urging care to keep its gears mended and the press strong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seleeled
Paipy People Inioy Evening's Entertainment
A Saturday evening event at the Cheese factory drew a large crowd of dairymen and wives. Arthur Morris of the B A C Dairy Department spoke on dairying, with Stringham and Bir Fenton also giving talks. Attendees toured the factory, then enjoyed cheese crackers and buttermilk.
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Paipy People Inioy
Irino Parowan
Parasenah
Sum
Arthur Morris
B. A. C Dairy Department
Stringham Amd Bir
Fenton
Morviz
Adams Buys Jersey Cows for Rushlake Dairy
Bishop H. L. Adams bought twelve Jersey cows and a bull from iebron near Enterprise Washington County. The milk tested 5.6 percent butter fat the day after arrival, high for the herd. Some cattle will be kept while others are offered for sale as dairy grock improves with the enduse factory.
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H. L. Adams
Rushlake
Iebron
Enterprise
Washington County
Holt
Bishop's Farm
Giahon Adis
Salt Lake C of C Advertising Draws Inquiries
The Salt Lake City Chamber of Commerce reports 23897 inquiries from April 17 to July 10 in response to the national ad campaign, with about 80 percent seeking information on Utah scenery, 10 percent on mining and new business, 5 percent on agriculture and 5 percent on other topics. Each inquiry is answered within three hours. A System magazine feature in August highlights Utah's growing interest amid the campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Chamber
Utah
System
Parowan Stake Quarterly Conference Details
Parowan Stake Quarterly Conference will be held in the Parowan chapel on Saturday and Sunday September 11 and 12. General sessions will run in the morning and afternoon on both days with auxiliary work alongside. Stake Presidency meeting with High Council Bishops and Clerks set for Saturday at 3 15 p m. no priesthood or union gathering Saturday evening.
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Parowan Stake
Parowan
Stake
Irigh Council
Bishoprica
Parowan Chapel
Decker Couple Visiting Local Areas This Week
Personal notes say Mr. and Mrs. Vivien B Decker visit here and Tonquerville this week after two years in Salt Lake City where Mrs Decker attended the University of Utah It is understood She will teach in Ogden schools this winter Dr Green reports the arrival of a baby girl at Mr and Mrs Jos M Jensen and a boy at Mr and Mrs Walter Talbot of Paragon different homes
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Mgr
Vivien B. Decker
Tonquerville
Salt Lake City
Myr. Decker
University of Utah
Mle
Ogden
Dr. Green
Jos. M. Jensen
Walter Talbot
Paragonat
Birth of Eight Pound Daughter Clara Veil Hlaing
Announcement from Kanarraville mourns the arrival of an eight pound daughter, Clara Veil Hlaing, born August 25 at the home of Ex Commissioner and Mrs. George Berry Williams. Congratulations pour in for the family.
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Clara Veil- Hlaing
George Berry Williams
Kanarra
Boundary settlement visit over surveys in South end township
Mr Nelson from the General Land Office arrives to settle boundary disputes from two surveys in the South end of Township 35 South Range 3 West where Lie Dry Lakes country is located.
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Nelson
General Land Office
Range 3
Dry Lakes Country
Modena visitors at Moore home. Millford fire hits Beard family
Mr. Fred Ganta and Mr. Lonzo Roberts called at the Roy Moore home last Sunday. The Bearer County News reports a fire destroyed Charles Beard's Millford residence, a Beard family member formerly of Parowan, a loss his friends regret.
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Fred Ganta
Lonzo Roberts
Modena
Roy Moore
Bearer County
Charles Beard
Millford
Beard
Parowan
Rain Sale travelers named from here to Salt Lake City
Among those who went from here to the Rain Sale in Salt Lake City were Wilford Day and his two daughters Arvilla and LaPriel, L. N. Maraden, PL. A. Clark and his son Porter, Lloyd White, W. C. Pendleton, Ray Lyman, Clark Orton and J. G B. Dal ten.
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Salt Lake City
Wilford Day
Arvilla and
LaPriel
L. N. Maraden
PL. A. Clark
Porter
Lloyd White
W. C. Pendleton
Ray Lyman
Clark Orton
J. G B. Dalten
Norris again in the toils of the law
O M Norris of Lund faces charges of possession of intoxicating liquor after sheriff investigations in his car. The case moved to Justice Morris's court to avoid venue issues. Nearby, Cater and Carter of Beryl were fined $295, and Adcock faces a $209 fine for bootlegging. Washington Hunter and Mulliner of Cedar City were arrested at the rodeo. Hunter was fined $200 and Mulliner was acquitted.
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O. M
Ollie) Norris
Lund
Sherif
Defendent
Justice Leigh
Geo. D. Morris
Oliiters
Cater
Carter
Beryl
G. Adcock
Beaver County
Leigh
Washington Hunter
Murtiner
Cedar City
Hunter
Mullin- T
Victory Theatre names new local manager
Scott Mitchell becomes the Victory Theatre local manager about ten days ago replacing the Bentleys who previously ran the show. He plans weekly program announcements in the Times and highlights upcoming big features this Friday and Saturday including The Phantom of the Opera and The Son of Shrek featuring Rudolph Valentino.
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Scott Mitchell
Victory Theatre
Jos. R. Bentley
Scott
Patronua
Gaston Laroux
Benson
Universal
Notre Dame
Paris
Rudolph Valentine
Son of A Shrek
Relief Society Bazaar and Program Planned for Thursday
The Relief Societies of both East and West Wards announce a large program and bazaar to be held Thursday afternoon, September 16 at 2:30. Further details will be provided in a later issue.
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Marsden
Delta
the Home Newspaper
Mit
Adams
Jersey
Salt Lake
Norris
Picture Show
Relief Society
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