Our Town Newspaper Seeks Subscriber Renewal and Support
The Times urges readers to renew subscriptions and support local merchants who run service stations garages drug stores cafes and other businesses. It argues publishers must collect payments to cover paper ink power and labor while serving the community and preserving a vital local news source.
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Fearowan
Arthur Joseph
Alvin Decker
Scott Mitchell
Mary de Winter
Jasper Cartwright
Lee Russell
George Chilton
Ray Adams
Bob Fenton
Joe Wright
Frank Taylor
Walt Lowder
Parowan
Times
Preparing for winter farmers urged to ready stores
Farmers are urged to ready for heavy storms with livestock protection, path clearing with Erave perhaps, burning rubbish to curb pests, draining pipes to prevent freezing, and repairing roof leaks. The message stresses that winter is near and proactive steps are wise for household and farm upkeep.
Light of Freedom and America's World War Stance
The article argues that despite pro war forecasts, most Americans intend to stay out of Europe’s conflict. It stresses that long wars threaten European civilization and that the Western Hemisphere must protect and nurture freedom at home through strong domestic efforts.
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Europe
Western Hemisphere
The Money Comes Later Life insurance foresees income after retirement
Life insurance offers a man a means to make his will before he makes his money. Without coverage, many reach old age penniless and dependent. The piece urges addressing the issue now to avoid future hardship, noting insurance provides income in decline and guarantees an estate.
Manure, Fertilizer, and Acknowledging Holiday Prep
Manure should be applied promptly and plowed under when possible to maximize nutrient value. Concrete pits help retain liquids, boosting nitrogen and phosphorus. open lots waste fertilizer value. Also notes festive park decorations and discusses Navy expansion plans boosting industry and employment as defense spending rises.
Economic highlights on arms spending and defense build up
The piece discusses how repealing the arms embargo shifts focus to war business in Europe and at home. It notes rising defense spending, projecting monthly outlays around 135 million by June, with yearly War Department budgets near 7232 million and a next year forecast over 1 billion. It emphasizes shifting spending toward industrial and military production and a moving reliance on wheeled equipment over foot troops.
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Navy Department
Army
Europe
Newsweek
War Department
Deaths and weather woes in Parowan district 1915
James Miller, 52, well known farmer, dies of pneumonia. Miss Mary Rowley also dies of pneumonia and Bright's disease. A major snowstorm brings 95 inches to the valley, thermometer to zero. Reunion picnic and dance planned for Parowan ward elders. Sheep killed after straying onto railroad. Births: two boys born to local families. County records show November fees: 234.50. Local stores shipping lumber to Delta. Decker buys Delta farm. Times Office offers receipt books.
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James Miller
Ward Chapel
David Matheson
Thomas Durham
Morgan Richards
Water Power From Utah Mines Aids Farm Riches
Utah mines like Silver Ring Coalition at Park City and Park Utah Consolidated push water projects from tunnels to irrigation. National Tunnel and Mines aims a 4 mile Tonele to Bingham tunnel to revive semi arid areas, potentially attracting industry. USDA economists foresee higher farm incomes in 1940 withwar uncertainty limited impact, and 1946 cash incomes near 8.3 billion amid improved demand for meats, vegetables, and fruits.
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Silver Ring Coalition Mines Company
Park City
Eight Mile
St Park City
Ten Iieber
Ontario
Park Utah Consolidated Mines Company
National Tunnel Company
Tonele
Bingham
United States Department of Agriculture
Outlook
J. Wheatley
Washington
United States
Wheatley
Europe
4 H Club Members to Receive 5100 Scholarships
Four H club winners from 29 Utah counties will be awarded the Carl Raymond Gray 100 scholarship to Utah State Agricultural College in December. The Union Pacific funded award was renamed to honor Carl Raymond Gray. Winners must enroll in agriculture or home economics and are scored 0 on project work, 20 on records and story, and 30 on character and leadership.
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Carl Raymond Gray
Utah State Agricultural College
Utah
D. P. Murray
Union Pacific
Union Pacific Railroad Company
School of Agriculture
Turkey Plant Handles 26000 Birds in November
E M Curry secretary of the Turkey Growers Cooperative reports 26000 turkeys processed at the Cedar City plant from November 6 to 20 with birds from Iron and Washington counties. The plant will reopen for Christmas, with further improvements expected. Federal Poultry Report notes buyers favor properly handled packed and cooled turkeys, boosting producer value.
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Turkey
E. M. Curry
The
Turkey Growers’ Co- Operative Association
Washington County
Iron County
Iron
Corry
Cooperative Action
Agriculteal Marketing Service
Cedar City
County AAA Committee to Attend State Conference
J M Palmer Cedar Cy Herman E Bayles Parr Parley Moyle Moden named to 1940 County Committee. Lamont Tid among locals summoned for State conference at Newhouse Hotel to discuss 1940 soil and range conservation programs. Farmers urged to watch local papers for program details.
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J. M. Palmer
Cedar
Herman E. Bayles
Parr
Parley Moyle
Moden
Iran
Lamont E. Tid
The
AAA
Hell
Newhouse Hotel
Decer's Land
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Mary Rowley
Bright
Alex Matheson
Parowan Ward
Lund
Green
H.W. Hyatt
Scott Orton
Kate Taylor
Deceber
Parowan Equitable
Delta
M. M. Decker
Ed Stubbs
Mrs. L. J. Adams
Messrs
Phil and
Alvin Benson
Wallace Houston
Panguitch
Times Office
Tavele
National Tunnel & Mines Company
Tanele Valley
WERK
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