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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1935
Page
4
Parowan Utah October 27 1915 public notice about a second class mailing rate or postal matter issued by the Parowan Post Office. Details read from OCR include misread names and dates but indicate a postal service notice affecting local residents and businesses.
The article argues that reducing vehicle weight improves efficiency without sacrificing strength or reliability. It highlights aluminum alloys like Bohnalite and magnesite as strong, lightweight materials. Noting industrial potential, it discusses economic impacts, local deposits, and calls for community support, including tuberculosis fund drives, with a promotional tone.
A fragmented Times excerpt urges readers to participate in public health initiatives by reading the articles and purchasing Christmas Seals. It emphasizes personal responsibility and information for tuberculosis awareness, noting the dairy company and unity themes as context.
Calendar lists dances plays and pageants across wards with dates such as East Ward MIA play on the 24th and West Ward Primary on the 14th along with events like Pioneer Day old time dance and May Day hosted by Daughters of Utah Pioneers noting variety of school plays and club gatherings in a compact community schedule.
Reader advertisements list radio servicing guaranteed by Elwyn Dalterman Parowan Northern Coal sold by the ton and lump prices Wood and sawed timber offered by John Mortensen and Roy Benson Parowan Trade offers include a Hodge truck for a light car and other goods Mules horses and carts sought by Frog Chan Mer Horse and Mule Market Charlton Town Cedar City and Parowan names Clifton Walterman Ingnage Clifton Walterman and Roy Benson are among sellers and traders listed in this Parowan area ad page
Russia reports a large rise in sheep numbers over the past decade and claims about 5 million dollars in wool output annually. The Soviet Union ranks second globally to Australia in wool, while references to mint marks on pennies appear in the text.
Ada Taylor Graham leads Utah Tuberculosis Association efforts educating the public on health funding. Funds split between state needs and research support the chest clinics and camp for undernourished children, with counties invited to request help and review expense statements upon request.
Salt Like City reports President George Thomas of the University of Utah says college presidents heard at a convention led by President Coffman of the University of Minnesota that propaganda groups are seeking footholds on campuses. He notes the need to give students time to think free from radical groups and mentions The League of Independent Workers and the Sitters as targets to be kept off campuses. President Thaman was elected president of the Association of Separate Universities.
The United States has never issued undured quarters. In the design of the Liberty quarter dollars the dates were placed that it wore mainly, which is the reason why we now have United quarters. This explains why the design was recently changed.
The story follows Caddy and her husband a country doctor amid a snowstorm. He treats patients far away while she endures loneliness at home. She aids him by driving with oxen through deep drifts to reach a sick child, sharing coffee and bread with a weary mother. The ordeal reinforces her role and his devotion.
County Agent famont E Tueller and Ma Owens toured the local extension office to review the Wheat Adjustment program. They noted 21 signups, close to 1936 levels, and discussed Adult Men and Women Leaders training at Utah State Agricultural College December 2–12. J Wheatley of the State Extension Economists planned further county agronomic discussions and workforce planning.
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