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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1946
Page
4
An OCR fragment presents jumbled notes and stray phrases about disasters, lives endangered, and a stormy scene. It hints at a community event or emergency, mentions a fire or hurricane, and threads of fear, survival, and memory amid chaotic text.
A partial OCR reads as a fragment noting a local event or action. Readable bits mention a location and official involvement but key names dates or details are missing. The text hints at a community notice or proceeding but lacks sufficient clarity for specifics.
Fragmented report describes wartime era disturbances amid revolts and foreign intervention. It notes protests in Wakkinatan and South America, U S involvement, and risks to plans in Argentina. The piece hints at political upheaval impacting economies and potential shifts in leadership as nations respond.
Sheriff J T Leigh and others shadow a prohibition case at the Arrowhead Mine with a large vein found east of Parowan. Local births include a baby girl to Mr and Mrs Frank C Mitchell. Edna Peterson visits California, Hyatt family reunion, and Decker brief in Glendale. New Star touring cars, home construction by Dewey Bentley, and Parowan High basketball loss to Dixie. Tryouts for Honor Bright held with multiple students cast.
Chicago report to the American Veterinary Medical association says locoweed poisons cattle with no cure. Safe practice is to keep cattle away from infested pastures. Affected animals go in circles, stand with legs crossed, or collapse, with symptoms taking weeks or months to appear.
The manual requires signals to be given from the left side of the vehicle. A left turn is indicated by the hand and arm extended horizontally, a right turn by the hand and arm extended upward, and stopping or decreasing speed by the hand and arm extended downward.
Cut the green flower bud clusters of sprouting broccoli along with six inches of tender stalk before the buds open into tiny yellow flowers. Smaller clusters will develop later.
Readable notes describe cutting pieces from discarded leather purses to make elbow patches for children's play clothes. The idea promotes reuse and simple crafting for durable garments suitable for active kids.
Picking beans should occur when dry to prevent rust spread. Avoid harvesting while leaves are wet as moisture aids disease. pick snap beans promptly before they show signs of knobby lumps and rust.
A dated household tip explains stiffening a carpet sweeper brush by removing the brush, dipping it multiple times in hot water with added alum powder, then drying the brush in the sun. This method suggests restoring bristle stiffness for effective sweeping.
Washington reports FHA back to prewar mortgage insurance. About ten thousand private lenders ready to fund loans with FHA backing. Borrowers may purchase homes under set down payments and rates, with lending by banks and institutions. FHA insures loans and caps interest at 4 percent, plus a yearly insurance fee.
A cooking tip notes that leftover fat spoils faster than fresh fat. Store spoiled fat in the coldest part of the refrigerator and use it as soon as possible to minimize waste and odor.
Sunshine records spanning 25 years show the North Carolina coast and Florida sharing equal total sunshine, indicating similar sunlight exposure along these Atlantic coast regions. The findings contrast common assumptions about regional sunshine and may influence tourism timing and coastal weather expectations.
Thrifty gardeners thin their rows as greens lettuce and carrots reach table ready size. The careful hobbyists weed and prune to promote stronger roots and healthier growth for a bountiful home harvest.
State papers report Garfield county farmers pooling under the AAA to divert Sevier river water with a 104 foot dam, aiding irrigation for 50 years and saving three second feet. Farm Bureau support and AAA funds enable the project. Wheat ceilings remain unchanged per OPA. Milk demand rises with more cream and dairy use, butter production dips from 1944, and ice cream demand climbs. Retail egg ceilings fall by 2 cents weekly through March, totaling about 20 cents per dozen.
Improper storage spoils fat. Best practice keeps fats in a tightly closed container, in a dark place, away from strong-smelling foods. This method preserves quality and prevents odor transfer.
Popcorn is cited as an especially efficient source of human food, offering high usable calories per acre. The statement highlights its agricultural efficiency and nutritional value as a staple food option.
Final notice issued in Parowan warns dog owners about seasonal pet restrictions. It states a deadline in July and threatens arrest under city statutes for noncompliance, with fines from five dollars up to one hundred dollars. Contact the City Recorder or City Office for licenses within days.
Dr. Carl Frischknecht and Arno Kirkham led a meeting with Iron County growers to discuss 1946 turkey production and market prospects. Frischknecht urged continued normal production but advised caution for high-risk growers, stressing efficient feeding, breeding, and sanitation. Kirkham highlighted producer cooperation to address breeding and disease issues, while data from years of turkey feeding research show alfalfa hay and alfalfa meal boosting quality and performance, with up to 35 percent of mash weight.
A traveler could journey from Waterville Maine to Buffalo New York in about four days using 12 different railroads. The route involves multiple connections and extensive interstate rail service across New England and upstate New York.
The judge notes that alcoholism reflects deeper social and emotional issues rather than a simple craving. He explains many drinkers are mentally ill rather than just intoxicated and that such people seek escape from underlying conditions.
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