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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1936
Page
4
The Parowan Times an early 20th century weekly edition from Parowan Utah. W Warner Mitchell serves as lessee and printer master. The publication appears as a second class mail matter with date October 27 1915.
The issue announces a public hearing on Parowan budget for the year 1487 and notes forthcoming hearings in the county. It urges citizens to attend, study proposed budgets, and review income and expenditures to understand how funds will be raised and spent by public officers.
Industrial News Review notes fear that major parties endorse old age insurance, yet scholars doubt its practicality. It argues individuals prefer private saving and fear government pensions erode bold initiative, warning most will rely on personal effort despite policy options.
The Union Pact Railroad announced an 8.1 million dollar program for new engines, passenger cars, and an extensive improvement drive carried out in 1936. A contract is let for 20 high speed freight and passenger engines costing 2 million dollars and work progresses on new passenger coaches and dining cars. Three hundred automobile cars with record capacity will be built at Omaha shops as part of the expansion.
A passionate analysis argues that modernization and investment in railroads boost employment and wealth, while acknowledging the industry still struggles to operate profitably. It urges fair national policy to level competition and reduce favoritism toward other carriers.
A speech warns against unethical life insurance switch tactics urging consult the insurer before dropping a policy. It quotes old adages on folly and value while noting seven percent of the world’s population, concentrated in the United States, consumes vast resources and questions the perceived strength of the American system.
Twin sisters Ari an and Nadine, bored by holiday fuss, vow to sabotage Christmas but face family resistance and social pressure. After initial rebellion they drift toward the crowd, then confess their mixed motives and decide to seize one last chaotic spree before Christmas.
A fragment mentions an older elster and a baby broth in a perambulator, with country districts and Delng always tied to her back. The unclear text hints at a mobile object used by an older person in a rural setting.
Walter Milabell arrived with mountain saw rail to town for the winter. Tatowan Drug Co. ownership shifted to Gwen Henson as Ceely Pindar also sold his interest. A wedding linked Miss Dusiness and Mr. Henson, with plans for Imperial Valley wintering. Newborns reported to families of Lowe and Mickleson. Ward caretaker appointment for Elder Ar dame noted. Parowan Mining and Coke Co offered 6,000 shares publicly. Parowan students benefiting from Thanksgiving break listed.
A jumbled reader advertisement lists chews and tobacco prices, entertainment acts including a circus clown and magician, and a for sale note for wood coal and posts. Contact names appear with a Parowan Utah box address and scattered dates.
The meeting aims to coordinate Utah farm credit services to aid agrien turingFarm leaders from national loan associations production credit groups and state units will attend in Salt Lake City on December 15 16 Sessions will link the Farm Credit Administration offices with Utah officials to broaden short term production credit and improve farm income through better cultivation and crop practices in Iron County and beyond
The text notes that Dr Wreatler finds farm account books show better than average yields are desirable but income depends on farm size and keeping yields at reasonable costs. It emphasizes ensuring adequate income through suitable farm size and cost control.
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