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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1930
Page
5
An editorial note introduces another installment in a 52 story series on poultry raising by Dr L D LeGear of St Louis. Readers are urged to read closely and clip for future reference.
The article explains caponizing young male fowl to boost weight and price per pound. It notes simple practice, instrument quality matters for profit, and suggests capons as strong foster parents for chicks while freeing hens for laying. It cites breeds like Plymouth Rocks and Rhode Island Reds and compares capons to turkeys in size and tenderness.
Advice on building affordable poultry gear including troughs hoppers and drinking devices from simple materials. Emphasizes sanitation ease of cleaning elevated platforms and simple reel hopper designs to reduce waste and boost efficiency.
Lorna V Willis moves through Brooklyn and New York as she reads a glossy romance in a subway car. Marilyn Marsdale’s tale of summer freedom ends with a crash on the tracks and the guard Gordon Bancroft saving her, revealing a real love replaces fiction.
An essay argues that value comes from efficiency not price. Homemade devices match factory gear in many cases though factory equipment offers sanitation durability. It notes galvanized iron and earthenware goods may justify buying when needed.
Notice urges all scouts and officials to meet Wednesday at p m at the High School front door to finalize arrangements for the big camp. A C Hatch serves as Scout Representative. The Iron County Record editorialized about Parowan men for sheriff attorney and assessor.
Commissioner Williams and Levy joined County Assessor Dalley and County Attorney Shay in Cedar on Monday for a special County Commissioners session.
From Richelieu by Milatre Belloe, the author argues both Louis XIII and Cardinal Richelieu share a core military nature. Louis lacked general officer strength while Richelieu possessed immense strategic skill, yet both are described as soldiers at heart, linking their visions and actions across history.
The Kansas City Star discusses efforts toward uniform spelling across languages and notes Spanish and Italian as phonetic leaders while French spelling remains imperfect. It cites Shakespeare's varied spelling of his name to illustrate the challenge for learners and suggests a future but distant shift to a uniform system for English-speaking peoples.
The passage explains land grant colleges deriving income from land sales and rents granted by a 1860 law. It states each state received 30,000 acres per representative, enabling free education institutions. States with ten representatives would have 300,000 acres to support public education. many modern universities arose from this model.
The Bureau of American Ethnology describes Native Americans as remarkable swimmers. Tribes reportedly spent extensive time in water, practiced six to seven swimming styles, including treading water, and could dive to deep bottoms. A common custom was the sweat house ritual followed by sudden outdoor immersion in cold water to dry off.
Transparent Hiddenite is a green transparent spodumene gem with prismatic cleavage that makes cutting difficult. Color ranges from emerald green to greenish yellow and is unevenly distributed. Initially found on loose soil crystals, later located in a vein with quartz, garnet, and other minerals.
In a first interview Time Drage explains his self made success. He kept a good book open on his desk and read during phone calls while someone said a moment. New York Central Lines Magazine reported the anecdote.
Iver powder and other commodities were on view at the London exhibition. A seal derives a blameless comfortable life in icy waters of the North Atlantic and Arctic oceans. The creature does not know the meaning of liver and remains in excellent condition, used to make a liver extract for anemia and heart trouble treatment.
Jesse FP Lowder travels to Cedar on Monday to request help from shepherds harmed by cougars and coyotes. They offer a generous reward beyond the standard bounty for captured predators.
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