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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1934
Page
4
A verse celebrating the old year and welcoming the New Year with cheer. It ponders joys, regrets, and renewed hopes, urging a hopeful, forward gaze as the old year tolls its bell and a brighter year dawns.
A discussion on the benefits of weekly newspapers and local commercial printing. It argues community printing supports local jobs, reduces costs, and keeps money in town, urging residents and officials to favor home printing and local advertising to boost the local economy.
Revieed Calendar lists Gun and Jtod Club bail Road Show Princes Day West Ward MILA Gold and Green bail Old Time Dance MIA Valentine Tall High School Opera West Ward Hellef Society Dance play Relief Society Annual Day Junior Prom East Ward M.A. play Sunday School Entertainment Senior Hop High School Day BA Band goes to Provo Circle Day Commencement week events across wards with dates in January February and Spring term.
A reflective piece recalls the first Christmas night when heavenly choirs sang and the celestial hymn sounded to human ears. It ponders how that divine music, tied to Mary and the Magnificat, was momentarily heard and then lost through the ages.
A reflective piece links sacred song to Christmas music and composers with a focus on a mother’s lullabies and the divine heritage of melody. It then shifts to a novelist named Bob facing rejection, love, and a vow to persist in writing with Dorothy’s support as a new year begins.
William Petersen warns Utah readers there is no government feed distribution and the AAA cattle purchase program will end by December 31 1934 with cattle bought by January 10 1935. Farmers should inventory feed and cull herds to balance winter needs.
The county corn hog control association officers led by P. H. Gurr Parowan Ray Robinson Paragonah Charles R Dalley Summit Joseph D Foster and John M Brown Cedar City with County Agent Lamont E Tueller completed the final county corn hog proof of compliance. Sixty five cooperating farmers were visited and forms checked before the committee met December 24 to finalize the work and send papers to Logan for re check and forwarding to Washington. Final contract payments should be fasned.
The Extension Service announces 1935 United States census of Agriculture starts January 1. It promises valuable data on farming patterns, electrification, machinery use, and transportation, while stressing confidentiality and the need for farmer cooperation. The census, conducted every five years, follows 1925 and 1930 censuses with 6,228,642 farms reported in 1930.
Scientists studying evolution predict mankind will become perfectly adapted to its environment in about five million years. The commentary notes a temporary festive mood and old beliefs about progress, suggesting the era has been unusual in behavior and progress.
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