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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1933
Page
4
Parowan Times weekly edition notice lists W. Warner Muitenell as lessee and records second class mail status with a filing date of October 27, 1915 in Parowan Utah.
The column argues a shift to cash basis for city operations, paying workers in cash, ending credit and arrears practices, and tying hiring to debt clearance. It notes the worse incentives of delinquent payers and city credit, and proposes a rapid move amid current emergencies with enforcement and honesty as core. It cites moral law and urges reader input while referencing NRA goals and local civic tasks.
An editorial argues the 1929 crash reflects more than economics, accusing Insull and Wall Street of exploiting widows and orphans. It questions whether moral failings preceded the financial collapse and urges a return to honesty and traditional virtues as the path to recovery.
Agricultural inspectors announce weed chemical is in, with two sprayers in Parowan and Cedar City under Jasper Stubbs and Claude Edwards. Property owners sharing infestations should contact inspectors or the county agent. Small patches favor chemical control. large areas favor cultivation. County covers application cost. property owners pay chemical cost at eight cents per pound due to state funding limits.
Iron County moves to wipe out poison milkweed on public land and private farms. Inspectors urge farmers and stockmen to report infestations for spraying and containment to protect livestock and range pastures. Local notices also include marriages and visits among Cedar City residents and nearby communities.
Reader advertisements offer rent of a modern house with two bedrooms on Barton Street Parowan. Partial listing notes available for all or part of the house and mentions contact by the advertiser for details.
Iowa Des Moines National Bank and Trust Company as trustee leads a sheriff sale in Parowan Iron County Utah. Defendants include McGarry Investment Company UTA National Land Company R D Clarke and spouses A A Houck and Jane Doe. Sale set for September 5 1933 at noon at courthouse front door with listed land parcels in Sections 1 2 11 12 13 14 25 and 36 Township 35 South Range 16 West. Purchase price in lawful money US. Sheriff Lewis R Fife. August 18 25 September 1 8 1933.
About twenty Cedar City area farmers met in D L Sargent's room to review the farm wheat allotment plan as it affects local conditions. County agent Tueller explained the plan and a temporary campaign committee was elected with Rollie B Nelson as chairman and Wallace Lang Wilson Woodard J H Messer and Elwood Corry as members.
D. P. Murray, state club leader, received a candle lit at the Chicago World's Fair from Arcturus, 40 light years away. An Elgin observatory used a telescope and photo electric cell to send the signal to Western Union and ignition at Farm Youth Day. The Utah master candle will be used in 4 H club ceremonies. The Arcturus light left Earth around 1893 traveling 186324 miles per second. A Farm and Labor Group speaker lineup shows one Socialist one Democrat and one Republican.
County farmers report strong corn silage prospects with yields of 15 tons per acre or more expected by Bam Fife Wallace Luat Melling Brothers and Will Pryor. Pryor says last year’s ge tons per acre may be matched this season as harvesting plans advance to fill trench silos with cut and chopped silage.
A Utah State Agricultural College extension circular explains harvest timing space needs ventilation and temperature for storing vegetables and bulb storage methods. Circular No. 51 is available free from the Extension Service in Logan. Ernest Orton loses the last two horses in his team, leaving him unable to work without neighbors’ animals.
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