Parowan Times Theaters Warmer Mitchell Lessee
Parowan Times notes Warner Mitchell as lessee in a brief public notice published in Parowan on February 27 1975. The item appears as a standard second class mail matter entry with postal designation.
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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1934
Page
4
Ordinance Aims to Shut Artesian Wells in Off-Season
The Board of County Commissioners plans to pass a new ordinance requiring artesian wells in the county to be shut off during the off irrigation season. The measure targets wasteful overuse and aims to conserve groundwater as the underground level has receded. Neighbors are urged to report noncompliance and officers to prosecutions where justified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
Traffic and safety prompts amid a crowded intersection
A 1933 overview highlights traffic violations and fatalities from running red lights street racing and jaywalking. It urges motorists to rethink risky moves while noting statistics on intersections passing bill ton surges and pedestrian danger.
In Every Young Man's Pocket Book
Paul Speicher of the Insurance R. and K. Service states that every young man has two incomes in his pocket book. One income belongs to the man who earned it and the other income belongs to someone else.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Speicher
Insurance R. & K. Service
Civil Service Examinations Open for Field and Claims Examiner
The United States Civil Service Commission announces open competitive exams for field examiner and claims examiner positions at the United States Employees Compensation Commission. Closing date is December 22, 1994. Information from D C Dix, Secretary, Civil Service Board of Examiners, Jar City post office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Civil Service Commission
United States Employees’ Compensation Commission
D. C. Dix
United States Civil Service Board of Examiners
Jar City
Parowan City sets bond votes for waterworks and electric system
Parowan Utah voters will decide December 17 1934 on two bond questions funded by net revenues of city waterworks and electric system. Ballot details include bond amounts 38000 for waterworks and 29000 for electric bonds with 29 year terms at 4 percent interest. Polls open 7 am to 7 pm at City Hall with judges listed and official signatures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parowan City
Iron County
Utah
Paroawall City
State of
Parawan City
Parewan City
Edward G. Matheson
City Recorder
Aft
Paarowan City
Mein and
Center Streets
Albert Mortensen
Gwen MM. Gurr
Yenlee Decker
Iron County Ordinance Cuts Artesian Wells From Jan to Apr
Iron County Utah passes an ordinance requiring artesian wells to be closed during specified periods each year except for culinary and stock watering, with penalties of up to six months in jail or a fine under 360 dollars. The measure takes effect December 29, 1931, and covers all wells within Iron County with enforcement by the county clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners of
Iron County
Utah
Ordaina
Tran County
County of
Iron
I. W. Clair Rowley
Board of County Commissioners
County Agent Reports Year of Agricultural Outreach and Success
The county agent outlines a year of extension work including 48 nutrition classes in 8 communities with 480 attendees, three canning centers processing 10 053 cans, and 24 cans per case. Farms tested varieties of corn barley and wheat and aided 5231 seed and loan applications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FERA
Utah Receives New Cattle Allotment
Utah announced an allotment of about 47 thousand cattle to be bought through the government emergency program. All counties receive allotments and purchases target farmers unable to winter their herds. County agents must list, with certified feed source, and the program must finish by December 31, per William Peterson, state director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah Ha
William Peterson
Bztension Service
Lawns Need Fertilizer and Barnyard Manure
J C Nfagen gon Utah State Agricultural College extension agronomist advises applying barnyard manure to needy lawns now, with removal next spring. For stubborn lawns, after manure removal apply a nitrogen and phosphate fertilizer at one pound per 150 square feet, then irrigate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Nfagengon
Extension Agronomist
Utah State Agricultural College
Hogenson
County Extension Work Recalls Wide Local Cooperation
The County Agent credits extensive cooperation from Iron County officials, farm and livestock groups, the Iron County Record and Parowan Times, Branch Agricultural College, public schools, women’s clubs, relief societies, FERA, Red Cross, civic and business groups, and all county citizens for this year’s agricultural extension success.
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