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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1930
Page
4
Timely farm tips on poultry and home care
Advice urges early chick orders and equipment to grow pullets for laying before November cold weather. Suggestions include forming poultrymen groups to aid buying feeding and marketing, plus USDA tips on safe meat handling and wall painting techniques for textured finishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Times
Hospital board urged to publish annual receipts and expenditures
The Times urges the hospital board to fulfill statutory duties by publishing yearly receipts and expenditures. It notes ongoing public confusion about hospital costs and asserts taxpayers deserve full financial disclosures from the board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Times
It Can’t Be Stopped Congress Wasteful Mileage Payments
A wartime era column blasts congressional mileage payments totaling about 175000 dollars for members traveling to and from homes during Christmas adjourning. It notes some members claimed full mileage while staying in Washington and urges taxpayers and locals to investigate alleged waste and potential farm plans for a large planting season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Rome
California
Washington City
Congress
Still Testing Cars to Halt Trains on Tracks
Experiments continue as researchers seek an automobile capable of derailing a train and pushing it off the track, a task not yet achieved by current prototypes.
Generous Reception for Cohen in Cerlin Visit
Young Cohen recounts visits to relatives in Cerlin Berlin where daily lunches were offered. He describes alternating meals with Uncle Solomon and Uncle Isaac, noting polite reception and family courtesy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cohen
Cerlin
Berlin
Sane
Solomon
Isaac
Contested Cows Spur Farmer's Frustrated Reply
A farmer voices frustration about nagging questions from noisy people. He hints discontent among cattle as the source of unrest and humorously suggests a simple explanation for the trouble.
Reducing Expenses Sparks Conversation About Budgets
A witty exchange centers on a person named Fred who says he is reducing expenses. The dialogue highlights a humorous wordplay about the act of reducing and the context of budgeting. The compact line captures a social moment with a fiscal theme.
The Plays That Sound So Rare In The Critics Eyes
A poetic note on critics debating Shakespearean works and the enduring gift of his writing. The piece frames Shakespeare as unaffected by modern heated critique while plays inspire ongoing discussion and admiration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Shakespeare
Bill
Caution Over Insecticide Claims in Lightweight Cases
The Food Drug and Insecticide Administration warns homeowners not to trust alluring promises for small cases selling a chemical that supposedly cleans the air and kills insects merely by presence. No disinfecting guarantee is offered and disease prevention claims are unverified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houswiven
Food, Drug and Insecticide Administration
U. S. Department, of Agriculture
Tonsors at Work in a Business Clash over Hair Color
A dialogue among businessmen jokes about employees and hair color changing under service. Old Johnson is said to have grown gray while another employee’s girl supposedly shows yellow brown and red hair after service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Pooh
Scarcity of Efes on Farm in Fall and Winter
The article explains that Efes are scarce due to insufficient protein in poultry rations for growth in summer and for egg production in winter. It cites the U S Department of Agriculture noting animal protein feeds like meat scrap fish meal milk and tankage as better sources and minerals. high vegetable protein feeds require mineral supplementation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Squirrel's Caza Marriage Debt Dilemma Dialogue
A dialog shows Joan and Ed debating marriage and debts. Joan refuses until Ed clears debts, but he cannot clear debts until they marry. The exchange highlights a comic loop about finances delaying vows.
Stray Stories Vignette on a Marriage Decision
A stray line sketches a character named Briefless Japping considering marriage to a millionaire’s daughter and hints at a career shift from law to seminary work, reflecting comic social plotting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inostead
Unclear quotes on cooking and wife refusal
A man explains to the cook that he prepares unappetizing messes to make it easier for his wife who has to refuse everything.
Cake Flour Types And Substitutions For Better Bakes
The article explains flour types for cake making. Soft wheat flour is preferred for angel food cake, with options to use blends or sifted finer portions. Hard wheat flour can be used after special treatment or mixing with starch. Leaf cake and heavy cakes like pound cake may also use stronger flours.
He-Don't Go You Are Leaving Me Without Reason
A fragment from London Tit-Bits records a dramatic line spoken in a terse exchange about departures and finality as one speaker urges the other to stay. The brief quote captures a mood of resigned frustration and abrupt separation.
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London
Cement Mortar Tile Floor for Hoghouses
Hollow tile laid flat with a half inch cement mortar coating forms a sanitary floor for hoghouses. The hollow tiles prevent moisture from the earth reaching the surface and the smooth concrete base stays warmer in winter than a ground laid floor.
After the Honeymoon He Quiets His Courtship Talk
A reflective remark notes that a man often talks most during courtship and learns too late that his words fade after the marriage. The line hints at behavior expectations and social customs of courtship.
Wooden Soldier exchange ends in mockery and insult
A playful dialogue between two wooden soldiers centers on intelligence with one calling the other a blockhead. The exchange highlights light humor and a simple tonal gag.
Untitled Field Note Chants A UKULELE Moment
A fragment notes a woman playing the ukulele while a tire is changed. The speaker voices frustration and irritation, suggesting the moment did not assist men and only stirred his ire.
Passing Show Quip Sparks Posture Debate
A fragment quotes a vaudeville line asking if one will rise to fight and to speak when a rival is gone, reflecting backstage banter and stage humor from a Passing Show performance.
Financial Note Conversation Grows About Amounts
Ned seeks to see Jack about one twenty while Ted wants two twenties and a fire. The exchange hints at money matters and a potential plan involving Jack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ned
Jack
Ted
Research Work It Must Be Stimulating to Go Through the Hall
Interview excerpt reflects a player’s view on touring the hall of fame and recognizing many names. The speaker concedes needing to research about half of the inductees and discusses the curiosity and admiration sparked by this exploration.
Notice to Creditors in Estate of Maring Be Dunton
In the Fifth Judicial District Court of Utah Iron County, the estate of Maring Be Dunton is opened. Creditors must present claims with vouchers to Durham Morris attorney or by mail at Parowan Iron County Utah by March 17, 1939. Dated January 15, 1930. Thomas W. J 3065, Executor.
Estate of Elizabeth A Benson Newman Bond Notice
Estate of Elizabeth Ann Benson Newman seeks claims by March 20 1936 addressed to Parowan Iron County Utah. John T. Kittchell administrator announces first publication January 15 1930.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Ann Denson Newman
Estate of Lev A Kempton Creditor Claims Notice
In the Fifth Judicial District Court the Estate of Lev A Kempton deceased asks creditors to present vouchers to the administrator at Parowan Iron County Utah by March 24 1930. Dated January 20 1939. L N Marsden St Administrator Durham Morris Attorney Parowan Utah. Jan 22 Feb 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parowan
Utah
Durham Morris
Pardwan Utah
Mineral feed importance for laying hens
Poultry require more mineral feed relative to total rations than most animals. Calcium is supplied by crushed oyster shells or limestone kept before hens at all times. Steamed bone meal can be added to mash for lime and phosphorous.
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W. Warner Mitchell
Stai State Fxess Association
Sime
U. S. Dept OF Agriculture
Fospital Board
Day Farms Co. Contempkate
Mickie
God
Fred
Joan
Mar
Fifa
Executor
Thomas W. J
Feee
Elizabeth Ann Benson Newman
Youchera
Iron County
John T. Kittchell
Fifth Judicial District Court
State of
County of
Iron
Lev. A. Kempton
State of Utah
L. N. Marsden
St. Administrator
Durham
Morris
Earl Topham
Paragonah
Thomas A. Topham
Goodyear Tires
Petty Motor Co
North Main
Cedar City
H.C. Parcells
Ogice
Mourne
A. O. Johnson
Wedar Cy
Ceavo
George Rasmussen
Gordon Jewelry Co
Milford
Hunter Brothers Cleaners & Tailors
Suke and Dreessen Thade
W. Clair Rowley
Mutual Life Insurance CO. of
New York
Parowan, Utah
Tamiac
Rose Hyatt
Parowan Meat Market
Bank OF
Tarewan
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