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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1933
Page
4
The Parowan Times Weekly lists publication details issued by Parowan Pub and Printing Co with Warner Mitchel as lessee. It notes second class mail status at the Farowal Utah post office and provides rates of 2.00 dollars for yearly and 1.10 dollars for six months per line.
The National Safety Council warns winter brings key hazards including carbon monoxide in closed garages and higher hunting fatalities from November through February. Drivers should ensure vehicles are winter ready, reduce travel in bad conditions, and practice caution to offset risks in cars homes and sports.
Fires Falls Funlera warn of three Christmas hazards and offer simple rules to prevent accidents. Do not use alcohol on windows or tree, keep decorations non flammable, avoid celluloid cotton and paper, use proper electric lights, inspect wiring, and keep the tree away from flames and out of the house within a week.
The Industrial News Review urges careful holiday planning to prevent fires and injuries from sharp tools air rifles and hazardous items given to children. It notes dried Christmas greenery can ignite easily and emphasizes caution to ensure a safe and enjoyable Christmas.
The piece notes favorable Southern weather aiding the Civil Works program while highlighting National Cheese Week drives. It urges increased dairy use at home to reduce a 30 million pound U S surplus and lift dairy prices, urging 23.3 million dairy farm families to eat an extra pound weekly.
Parowan and nearby communities face labor tensions amid criticism and discussions on job rotation. Sanpete and Sevier counties report heated debate over employment changes. Cedar City sees no protest but tension rises as the city weighs a $70 000 loan whose repayment may prove difficult.
The Detroit Free Press recounts the origin of Silent Night, its creators Franz Gruber and Josef Mohr, and how the carol joined European and global Christmas traditions. It notes the 1818 Oberndorf church performance, the Zillertal singers, and the Berlin Salzburg manuscript inquiry.
The piece notes toy soldiers with a long pedigree from ancient Rome to medieval times. It mentions preserved examples in British museums and explains they began as children’s toys before evolving in the 17th century into early mechanical figures used for drill and play.
Navy divers must work at depths up to 200 feet and 160 feet withstand pressure and use undersea tools. The deepest ocean finding is 35 410 feet in the Philippine Japan trench. Christmas aboard ships began with the New York in 1917 for orphans and poor children.
The doctor has no reason to be offended when asked to pay what he owes. This is like checking a patient who delays treatment and then settling the bill promptly.
Mrs Tt L Haltermann was taken to Cedar City hospital early in the week with severe gallbladder trouble. She improved enough to return home the next day and doctors advised an operation if her condition does not permanently improve.
The text expresses a satirical poke at choosing legal action over constructive work during winter, noting a fretful attitude among some people toward current issues. It frames lawsuits as a preferred pastime to any productive effort in the community.
A public hearing on Parewan City's proposed 1934 budget, submitted by the Mayor and Recorder, will be held Thursday evening December 28 at 7 30 in the city office at the Library. The budget will be available for public inspection at the Recorder's office before the date.
A service advertises wood sawing at a dollar per ton or one dollar and twenty five cents per produce yard. The note asks readers to hire Riandall Wileack to do the work.
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