Parowan Times Classifieds Reflect 1916 Notices
Public reading notices and legal classified items appear in the Parowan Times weekly edition dated February 27, 1916. The notice listing includes lease entries and post office mailing details for Parowan Utah, with display rates per inch and per line for legal and reading notices.
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Parowan
Utah
Prohibition Debate and Copper Outlook Spark Earlier News
The text critiques liquor advertising under repeal and discusses civic concerns about promoting alcohol to youth. It notes copper price optimism, mining states' impact on employment, and urges fair hiring for public projects while urging a more suitable name for the Five Mile Campground reflecting its protest site and potential rebranding by local groups.
Reform Measures Forfused In Court Procedure
Judge Bertil E. Otis calls for restoring Missouri’s early court practices including elected judges, unlimited juries, and faster trials. He argues juries should decide facts, judges stay neutral, and exemptions from jury service end. He warns that crime rises when justice delays and urges decisive reform to restore public confidence.
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Missouri
Spanish Main
Robin Hood
Oli
England
James Boys
Youngers
Ddie States
Nautical Novelties in Navy Desig nations for two destroyers
The Navy selects Dewey and Farre for two destroyer leaders to be laid down under the National Industrial Recovery Act. Names to be announced Aug 26 1933. Points include Roaring Forties winds and costs of future ships, with ROTC graduates from several universities commissioned as ensigns.
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Dewey
Farre
Jeaders
Mids
Navy Department
Harvard
Yale
Georgia Tech
Northwestern
Washington
California
U.S. Naval Reserve
Naval R.O.T.C
Forest supervisor defends new program as work duty not charity
The Forest supervisor insists the new development program is not charity and those employed must provide value or be discharged. He notes efforts to secure funds and argues the public expects return on invested funds, amid rising sentiment against workers who shirk or rely on charity.
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Fai
Unmarried status linked to health and life expectancy
The Human Betterment Foundation report states unmarried persons show lower life expectancy, higher mental illness rates, and greater jail representation. It argues most work is done by married people and notes marriage chances decline after age 30 for women and that many unmarried men over 30 are unsuitable husbands. Darrel Corry visited Cedar to check county records.
State Board Approves New Sales Tax Regulations
The Utah State Tax Commission approved refinements to the sales tax regulations after the special legislative session. The rules treat trades as sales for tax purposes and detail taxation on contractor, hospital, dental, optometry related transactions and farm sales. dentists remain consumers of materials though their services are not taxed.
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Salt Lake Tribune
State Tax Commission
Banking in a storm of public mistrust and reform
The piece analyzes the banking crisis and public fear during a period of general economic breakdown. It argues for better regulation, honesty, and competence while noting that most banks remained solvent and deserved public trust. It compares banker scapegoating to earlier railroad agitation and emphasizes the public’s role in sustaining a healthy financial system.
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Jolin
Amertezo Bankers Association Anking
Bael
Mle Lg
First Annual ?-11 Club Outing at Five Mile Canyon
On Thursday the first annual club outing drew 26 clubs to Five Mile canyon Parowan for an afternoon and evening program. 4-H members 40 leaders and 165 parents and friends attended with indoor baseball volleyball and teiberball set up on the grounds.
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Five Mile
Parowan Canyon
Parowan Sheriff Sale notice in Utah district court
In Iron County Utah a sheriff sale is set for September 11 1932 at noon at the courthouse door Parowan of Lots 3 4 and the south half of the northwest quarter and multiple sections in Township 25 South Range 16 West Salt Lake Meridian. Purchases payable in lawful money and details list defendants and involved property.
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3Kgarry Investment Company
Utahn National Land Company
R. D. Clarke
Jane Toe Clarke
A. A. Houck
Jane Doe imUck
Coure House
Parowan
Iron County
Utah
Aga
Salt Lake Meridian
United States
Lewis J. Fife
Grain yields hold steady with favorable prices in county
Four threshing machines operated in the county report lighter grain yields this year but still satisfactory. The county total is expected near 109000 bushels, close to last year’s small grain milestone. Prices have improved slightly, boosting farmer optimism. Anna and Mary Adams have arrived at the World's Fair in Chicago.
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Mises Anna
Mary Adams
Chicaro
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