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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1935
Page
2
Notice of a public sale of personal property by W. Warner Mitchell as lessee at Parowan Utah dated October 27 1916. Sale terms and items to be sold appear in the notice to be conducted at the Post Office. This record preserves the archival notice of the retert and sale action.
The notice describes Fire Prevention Week starting in October and emphasizes learning about wiring, heating inspections, fire resistant clothing, and modern codes. Citizens are urged to attend exhibits, read editorials, listen to radio addresses, and dedicate time to reduce fire losses, noting past fires and the value of prepared homes and lives.
The article warns that carbon monoxide from car exhaust is an unseen danger causing headaches and drowsiness, with starters pointing to 700 annual deaths. It urges regular exhaust and carburetor checks and better ventilation to prevent poisoning.
Delinquent sidewalk taxes with interest and publication costs must be paid by October 7 1935 or the described properties will be sold at the county courthouse steps in Farowan City Utah at noon. City Treasurer Yerda Be Adama, collector, lists parcels with front foot amounts and total sums due for Special Improvement District No 1 sidewalk paving. Several property owners including Hettie Johnson Ballard Samuel T Orton Win Clarence Pendleton Ward Mortensen Harriet Decker and C Golden Paramore are named with lot numbers plat references and amounts.
Carload lots of range horses sought for cash, plus heavier horses and mules, advertised by Fred Chandler Norse and Mule Market in Charlton lows. Saved wood for sale priced at 25e per hundred, listed by Edgar Benson in Parowan.
School officials faced uncertainty but chose to dismiss classes for three days to allow students to help harvest. They weighed legal options and parental concerns against farmers’ need for labor and students’ earnings. Winter make up could offset lost days, and future Feheol program tweaks might improve conditions.
Mr. George Rasmussen experiments with new crops this summer growing sudan grass foy teang and kaffir corn in his garden.
The Iron County Utah sheriff announces a sale of property on September 21 1935 at 10 AM at the front door of Iron County Court House Parowan Utah. Property includes three described parcels totaling about 6 3 4 acres with diversa tracts and ten shares in Paragonal Canal Company plus water rights. Proceedings name John A Malta as liquidator and Morris and Matheson as plaintiff attorneys.
Southern Utah Liquidating Corporation and Gwen M Gurr as administratrix of John H Gurr estate face foreclosure on October 14 1955 at 10 AM at the Iron County Courthouse Parowan Utah. Property includes multiple sections and parcels totaling 730.94 acres plus water rights improvements and appurtenances. Notices by Lewis I Fife and Morris & Matheson dated Sept 20 27 Oct 4 11.
County of Iron creditors must present claims with vouchers to the administratrix Gertrude A. Barton at Paragonah Iron County Utah or by mail, by November 1 1935. Dated August 26 1935. Attorneys Bank of Southern Utah Cedar City. Plus an unrelated line advertising MAYTAG SERVICE in Cedar City.
The creditor claims deadline for the George D Morris estate is November 16, 1935. Claims with vouchers must be sent to the undersigned at Ferowan Iron County Utah or by mail. Francis F Morris is attorney for the administratrix Bank of Southern Utah Cedar City. Sept 11 1935. Sept 13 20 27 Oct 4 notices.
The Agricultural Adjustment Administration aims to maximize land use under adjustment contracts. Utah State Agricultural College extension reports show 27.5 million acres removed from surplus production, with contracted fields boosting soil-building alfalfa and hay crops.
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