Parowan aims at citywide clean up and beautification
Parowan City and the Exchange Club plan a spring clean up and paint up campaign. Residents, business houses, and the beautification committee will tackle Main Street areas and park improvements. City officials cannot do all the work. homeowners must maintain and refresh their premises for lasting pride in the city’s appearance.
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Parowan City
Exchange Club
Soonag
Parowan
Church Square
Main Street
Exchange
Chk
Deseret News Columnist Pegler Supports Cigarette Cutout
The Deseret News column by Pegler argues the evils of cigarettes and urges cutting them out entirely. The piece notes general agreement with Pegler and urges readers to read the Wednesday article for a convincing case and to share it with neighbors.
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Pegler
Deseret News
Lawn grasses in soils by soil pH and types
Lawn grasses especially table grass and clover perform best in slightly alkaline soils while bent grass thrives in somewhat acidic ground, showing clear pH preferences for turf success.
Parowan news and upcoming events from December 1924
This week twenty years ago report notes a special county meeting with Henry W. Lunt and Ezra G. Knowlton to plan bids for Parowan Winn Hollow road project financed by tax anticipation notes. It also covers livestock association leadership, school and college events, a December 19 opera, a Christmas gift play, wood and coal distributions, a moonshine bust, a St George temple wedding, a birth, and student authors from local schools.
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Board of County Commissioners
Henry W. Lunt
State Road Commission
Ezra G. Knowlton
Parowan Winn Hollow
Palmer Hand & Mortgage Co
Parowan Livestock
George W. Rasmussen
George D. Morris
H. L. Adams
Robert Fowler
P. HS
Sylvia
Parowan
LaMar Lyman
Rural Bond Sales Push in Postwar Planning
Secretary of Agriculture Claude Wickard urged farmers to invest all extra war bond dollars from the War Loan starting November 20 as an effective step in postwar rural planning. He praised farmers for wartime production, noting their bond purchases exceeded one billion dollars and that continued investment supports postwar recovery and rural prosperity.
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Washington, D. C
Claude R. Wickard
America
Farm People of
Wickard Ald
Plill
Pacife
France
Hitler
Germany
Saime
Christmas party turns into playful theft reveal
In a bridge club gathering at Mary Elleworth’s house Jennie Muldrow is suspected of petty theft as gloves compacts and a handkerchief vanish. Mildred Carr pushes Jennie to resign, but the party ends with a humorous gift exchange and Jennie presenting a small tree and thoughtful presents.
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Jennie Muldrow
Bri
Jennie
Bridge Club
Mildred Carr
Mary
Mildred
Jennie Mulérow
Bill
Betty Hicks
Kitty
Mary Elleworth
Martha Fox
Martha
Raymond
Hill
Appenzell
Raymond Fox
John Mul Cron
Dean
Westie Wennonser
Uva
Iron County Utah budgets proposed for 1945 expenditures
The Iron County Board of Commissioners announces a proposed county budget for 1945. The budget will be available for public inspection at the Iron County Clerk and Auditor in Parowan from December 18 to December 23, 1944. A public hearing will be held December 28, 1944 at 10 a.m. in the County Courthouse and the adoption meeting will follow at 2 p.m. the same day.
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Utah
Board of County Commissioners
Iron County
Parowan
Deerynber
Tron County
State OF
Taxpayer Look at Utah State Budget and Waste
The December Utah Taxpayer issue analyzes state expenditures from 1929-30 to 1943-44, showing a rise from 15.4 million to 36.9 million and highlighting welfare and education as major growth areas. It urges reserves for future need, critiques nonessential spending, and urges legislators to focus on taxpayers interests. It also includes a probate notice for Timothy R. Robinson in Cedar City and a legal-administration address.
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Utah
Legislative Assembly
University of Utah
Owill
Farm war news on flaxseed incentive and sugar outlook
A War Efficiency Agency proposal urges a million-acre wheat cut across Montana North Dakota South Dakota and Minnesota to free ground for flaxseed production for linseed oil used in war goods. The plan targets cuts by Montana 100000 North Dakota 500000 South Dakota 125000 Minnesota 75000. Leaders warn of repair-part shortages and note sugar production and radio part issues affect war material output while wheat and grain policy debates continue in Congress.
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WEA
Montana
North Dala
South Dakota
Minnesota
3& Fellows
North Dakota
War Production Board
Lawer
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Clauds Orton
Woodhstlers
J. J. Leigh
Bentley
Horseyalley Peaks
Parsgonah News
Gilbert Robinson
Erana Ipson
St George
John S. Mitchell
the Times
D. Robinson
Rula Decker
Manion” Hayes
TEC
Clerk of District Court
Tive
Fith
Iran
Timothy R. Robinson
Paragonah
Dammothy Ray Robinson
Morris & Matheson
Bank of Southern Utah
Cedar City
A. Farm War News
War Food
Marvin Jones
Gara- Prem
Pacific
WFA
Cuba
Caribbean
U. S
Contary
House of Representatives
Senate
Christan
Overland
Greyhound
Fenton's Pharmacy
Phone Iit
Ovenlako Greyhauhi
Operstad
Mey
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