Park City Saloon License Upheld Critics Warn Higher Prices
A Park City Times editorial notes the City Council raised saloon licenses to 800 dollars per quarter and presents the “other side” argument. Q Ty Parsons argues higher licenses won’t curb vice, may increase adulteration, and warns revenue motives may drive policy. He defends saloon owners and laments moral-scene bias while urging personal freedom.
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Drawback and Pett Question Fashion of Flashtar Efforts
The dialogue shows Miss Pett and Tha Grawback debating the fashion trend of flashtar toys. They note that older bans wear them while not leaving them to a young girl, highlighting generational display and social norms surrounding the fad.
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Trade Morals in Advertising Columns Theme
This excerpt explains the paper's advertising pages as a bridge between buyers and merchants. It emphasizes that the ads, not the news, attract local readers and uphold mutual integrity between advertiser and audience. The piece highlights carpet and car ads as practical appeals for households.
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Where Will You All the Heated Terms
A fragment parodies a heated exchange asking if a person is a slimmer resort agent or an evangelist, highlighting misheard speech and garbled dialogue with no identifiable event or context.
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