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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1936
Page
4
The Parowan Times, published weekly by the Farowan Pua and Printing Co. with W. Warner, Mitchell as lessee. Entered as a second class matter at the post office in Parowan on October 22, 1945.
A critical look at how opponents use questionnaires and polls to shape views of the New Deal. The piece argues such methods mislead with yes or no prompts, contrasts with Literary Digest style, and cites France Britain and interest burdens to claim the U S shows lower debt and higher income.
A quoted ad by Arthur M. Lamport in the New York Times attacked official praise of government spending, asserting U S bonds are strongest, while Lamport faced backlash for countering prevailing views. He cited comparisons with France and England, claiming U S debt costs are lower despite international scrutiny.
The article cites Harlan Fiske Stone, Benjamin N. Cardozo, and Louis Brandeis praising the AAA as constitutional. It notes Stone’s Republican appointment as attorney general and associate justice, Cardozo’s rise to the Supreme Court, and Brandeis’s global authority on constitutional law. It adds a reminder that underground water rights applications must be filed before March 1 to protect water rights and mentions local names M. J. Urle and Cordon visiting Cedar City on Wednesday.
Townspeople discuss a Parowan Day during the upcoming Roundup while courts hear reports from Judge Joshua Greenwood District Attorney Ryany and others all now deceased. A Milford visitor seeks Parowan Milford road funds. a meeting rejects the plan. Speakers include Mitchell Marsden Taylor Adams Keeles Gould. A curfew for under eight? 3 p.m. is proposed. rabies prevention and licensing discussions continue as officials gather support. Elders Adams and Geyer mobilize for Sunday work in Suumintt. Ora Estough visits Gear City for a public tribute to her mother. Watson Orion helps assemble materials for a photo gallery.
Parowan High School played three games on the 8th, winning two and losing one. Box scores show results from each contest and key scorers for Parowan in this period.
Mr and Mrs Woodruff Pendeton and Family thank the people of Parowan for their kindness during their present trouble. They say the help is greatly appreciated and hope to repay everyone in time.
The Associated Civic Clubs offer a prize of $25 for a name for the monthly paper. Entries must be mailed to secretary Ray E. Carr at Rielefeld by February 16. Judges will select the accepted name.
The United States Civil Service Commission announces open competitive exams for several posts including Assistant Animal Husbandman and Chief Industrial Economist. Requirements vary by job with salaries from 2,606 to 2,800 dollars annually. States except Colorado, Iowa, Maryland, Minnesota, Vermont, Virginia and D C have fewer appointments than quota. Full information available from D. Dix, Secretary, or the U S Civil Service Commission in Washington.
In service a pure bred Cheater White boar at Arch Bennson's Parowan NORTHERN COAL on hand any time in any amount Lump 10.06 Nut 9.00 per ton Sawed wood 25c 200 at John Mortensen's Wood for sale solid cedar and pines 20c a hundred sawed 26c Roy Bennson Parowan SAVED WOOD For Sale 250 per hundred Edgar Bennson Parowan
Utah State Agricultural College leader William Peterson led an extension conference in Logan urging county agents to inventory counties for profitable crops and livestock, assess water use, range, taxes, marketing, and living conditions, and build a long term plan to conserve water and resources. Mining location notes for sale at Times office.
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