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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1945
Page
4
Public notice from Parowan Pub and Printing Co dated October 27, 1915. LTA agents advertise second class mail service and classify materials as mall matter for post office handling in Parowan Utah.
Parowan urges formation of a local dance orchestra as seasons approach. musicians must lead and organize a group, with pay considerations and multiple dances scheduled through spring. community dances at the Brown Derby and other events highlight demand for quality music, urging prospective players to act.
The General Land Office announces public sales of delay posts at Beaver yard on Monday at 10 a.m. and at the Grazing Service yard in Fillmore on Thursday. Posts numbered 1444 Heavy and 4108 Fillmore, seized from trespass, will be sold to highest bidder in three grades with cash payment required and immediate removal.
No person shall drive a vehicle on a highway at speed greater than is reasonable and prudent under the conditions and hazards. Speed must be controlled to avoid collisions and comply with legal duties. Any speed above posted limits is prima facie evidence of unlawful conduct and unreasonable speed.
Parowan opens the curb to curb main street after completing grading and sidewalks while remaining sections beyond the Winn farm await opening. The Fifth Judicial District Court in Parowan adjourned as bond issues were discussed and a local opera project began at BAC under William Manning.
Construction begins on rural electric lines in the Escalante Valley to serve communities and farms with power. Wasatch Electric Company of Salt Lake City leads a New Castle crew digging holes at about two miles daily. Pole erection hoped by Christmas if weather holds, with 43 irrigation wells connected on first contract and 100 wells planned by late summer. Rural Electrification Administration has allotted $100,000 for construction with more funds promised.
Public notice requests residents to place all coal cinders on the high school track area. It notes winter stockpile for athletic field construction and asks cooperation. Also mentions probate and guardianship notice guiding readers to contact the district court clerk or signers for more information.
The wartime rationing on all foods except sugar is lifted as domestic supplies catch up with demand. Agriculture officials note increased livestock slaughter and record poultry and milk production, with eggs expected to reach new highs. Secretary Anderson says shipments to war-torn nations will continue, while fats and oils remain controlled for manufacturers. Agricultural conservation programs aim to stretch funds, with local committees deciding allocations.
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