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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1920
Page
4
The Successful Farmer raises bigger crops and cuts costs by labor-saving machinery. Good prices encourage investment, more production, and prosperity, while railroads grow by investing capital, lowering unit costs, and improving service. National wealth hinges on railroad growth.
Notice announces grazing permits for cattle and sheep within UME SEVITA NATIONAL FOR ESP area. Applicants must file by January 1, 2000 at Cedar City Office. Full instruction and forms available. supervisor signs the notice.
The piece laments self-satisfied, undeveloped communities and warns that without new ideas and environments, generations repeat old patterns. It argues for civic reform, youth engagement, and shared purpose to energize towns and attract home seekers and prosperity.
An editorial fragment urges investing in the country's future through humane education. It argues war harms righteousness and the West, stressing quiet public schools as essential to instill justice, humanity, and civic character in children for a vital future.
A Franklin age column extols prompt home care for croup using Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. It notes many neglect early signs, while urging mothers to act quickly to protect children with a safe, effective remedy. The piece emphasizes reliability and accessibility of the medicine.
A pamphlet praised as an enchanted place near Bryce Canyon and Zion Park describes the area as stunning, with photographs, trails, and a history of its creation under Mormon influence. The booklet, aided by Professor Fred Pack of the University of Utah, urges state and church authorities to protect and improve the region for visitors and scholars.
The Muskogee Times Damorrat reports on a local bank incident where Mrs Murphy visited a front door bank, found idle money, and feared misused deposits. The piece argues that many people mishandle bank funds and that deposits enable banks to loan and support industry, farming, and employment.
The piece urges rapid hydroelectric development on the eve of a major era in power, linking coal conservation to elektric progress. It argues electrification will meet rising demand faster than crude fuels can expand, stressing water power as a national resource and flag of progress.
Motive is hereby given that the regular annual meeting of the stockholders of the Parowran Equitable Co operative Association will be held in the-Georgetown Court House on January 25, 1920, to elect five directors for two years hear the secretary's annual report and transact business. Meeting to commence at 2 p.m. First day of January 26. B A Matheson Secretary.
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