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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1930
Page
4
An archival second class mail matter entry from Parowan Utah dated October 27 1515 appears with cash with order notation. The fragment notes postal handling details for a historical communication or shipment and includes the place Parowan Utah.
A poem likens investing money locally to planting crops. It argues dollars spent far away yield no benefit here, urging readers to keep wealth at home to reap future returns. The piece uses farming imagery to emphasize prudent, local investment and self reliance.
The Five Mile camping area remains a popular year round recreation site after spring improvements. Visitors generally keep the grounds clean, but too many camp fire sites and rampant flower picking threaten the area’s beauty and future reseeding. Preserve the flowers and avoid overuse to sustain the camp for all.
The annual financial statement, prepared by the Clerk and published in this issue, details receipts and expenditures for the fiscal year ended June 30. It explains how tax money was used and who received funds, urging taxpayers to study the report. Abe Martin notes on Republican sentiment and Hoover.
A county report suggests the population exceeds eight thousand while the census lists 7 190 causing concerns over possible omissions by enumerators. A Cedar City site price inquiry mentions a Federal building corner tabernacle site valued around 45 000 to 50 000 dollars. The agriculture bureau shares quick carrot tips and a French toast recipe using slate bread with milk eggs and butter.
The Biological Survey of the U S Department of Agriculture notes that over eight percent of silver fox pelts on raw fur markets come from ranch bred foxes. This fact illustrates the unclear profitability of fur farming as a business enterprise according to the report.
Farmers advised to watch for husky coughs in sheep calves or pies and isolate affected animals. Move to dry pasture or house feed dry rations and ensure ample pure water and shade.
An intertilled crop after clover or alfalfa benefits rotation, but avoid two or more intertilled crops and several small grains in succession on the same lawn. The maximum is two non-leguminous crops in a row, with up to two small grain crops of the same kind.
The guide advises grain supplementation in summer for high producing dairy cows. Cows yielding over 20 pounds daily should receive grain, about 1 pound per 4 to 6 pounds of milk. Ground grain blends like corn, oats, wheat bran or barley are suggested. Cows over 35 pounds milk need at least one high protein concentrate such as linseed oil meal or cottonseed meal.
The Nephi Times-News urges individuals and the community to work unselfishly for the city’s upbuilding. It emphasizes interdependence and collective effort as paths to personal and civic prosperity.
John Petersen says he has just returned home after a stint in Tooele where work has been scarce. He notes that employment is not plentiful at present and discusses prospects for the near future.
A mistress hires a new maid named Mary who answers with a terse yes after a long silence in the house. The exchange hints at a tense, unsettled morning and raises questions about the maid's state and the household.
Mr Jones heads to town at his wife's request to order a pound of butter two pounds of lard and three gallons of oil. He jokes that the greasy items will slip his memory.
The article notes the actress Yolno and Si Perell are discussed as portraying a persona crafted by publicity experts. Critics say she struggles to live up to the reputation of being supremely silly, masking real talent behind a crafted image.
A sharp exchange implies a grass widow described as not green, provoking a wary response about the woman’s character and implications. The dialogue centers on judgment and social perception in a constrained setting.
A quirky note describes buying airplane stock as a bright idea and predicts a rise. The speaker expresses confidence that the plan will work.
Heard in New York the traction problem draws a quip from C Carrington about marriage and numbers. The remark frames the issue as more serious for a married man, highlighting social play on a technical topic.
A Boston correspondent notes Gasley as a deft trickster who outmaneuvers rivals and hides from creditors. The piece praises his quick wit and adroit maneuvering in a social whirl, framing him as elusive and uncatchable.
A playful vignette notes a calm day with coffee and a hint of social commentary. The speaker contrasts an ordinary morning routine with small, subtle observations, highlighting daily ritual rather than major events. The tone remains light and intimate.
Classicus praises Greek architecture as the peak of building artistry while Modernus notes a nearby Greek restaurant drawing attention with its new opening.
A reflective couplet contrasts turnips and men as natural beings that if left unfavored will run to seed. The verse ponders hidden truths accessible to all readers through simple farming imagery. The mood is contemplative and gently didactic.
Fragmentary OCR text references a club and crime hunting discussion. Key names and places are unclear. The surviving lines suggest a boast about courage to hunt criminals with a club if enough men are in the club.
Milk, fresh clean Jersey milk bottled and delivered to regular customers or on special order for one or two bottles. Arch Benson, Parowan. Sawed wood for sale at all times, John Mortensen, Parowan. Sawed wood for sale at 30¢ per hundred at Edgar Benson's. Parowan. Telephone 13-J.
An Indianapolis News note argues that public figures like Sir Francis Walsingham spent their own fortunes in service yet left debts behind. It cautions that such generosity can be misread as noble disinterestedness until estate settlements reveal creditors.
Pathfinder and Smithsonian sources state snakes lack vocal sound beyond hissing and rattling. Naturalists reject reports of bleating, purring, coughing, or other noises. Rattlesnakes produce sound by vibrating tail tips.
A compact note traces a proverb used worldwide about delaying action after loss or harm. It cites English, French, Dutch, Danish, Italian, Indian sources and variants such as covering a well after a child drowns and other late interventions.
Workmen during excavation for a new theater in Skowhegan discover a near century old wooden water pipe. Elders recall log pipes with bored holes, one end pointed and the other hollowed, which carried water long distances with minimal leakage as moisture swelled the wood to seal joints.
The Churchman notes an incident as Sir Beerbohm Tree passes Gloucester cathedral for a festival. A man argues with a steward, losing temper over a lost ticket. He asks if tickets are needed for heaven. The steward replies possibly not but Madame will not be singing there.
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