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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1936
Page
4
The Parowan Times forlished weekly by the Parown Plun & Printing Co. Warner Mitchell, Lessee, with Clas, Mott Mov Tet wt he war tifthew at browsl Mtats, fet. 27, 189F.
Commentator Mer Lent Hanes critiques Roosevelt's New Deal farm program while praising Hoover's fundamentals. The piece argues for increased employment to boost demand and prefers cooperative marketing, submarginal land reform, and cautious project timing, suggesting Hoover might better spur employment without delaying needed reforms.
L A Warren president of Suffway Core Inc argues that newspaper advertising underpins public awareness and confidence in business. He credits ads with educating consumers about products and services, and says both chain and independent merchants gain growth through sustained newspaper promotion. Industrial News notes his views reflect market optimism.
Fragmented notice lists sales and leases including a derby dance mall and four room living quarters at Parowan J W Moore, Northern Coal on hand in any amount with prices 10 dollars for timbers and 2 06 per ton, sawed cedar and pine wood offered, 260 per hundred, Faroway and Pacowon sawed wood for sale with various figures, likely a local classified ad.
A Salt Lake City note on naval topics covers crate packing for vessel parts shipped from Southhampton to Shanghai, and dismantling work at the shipyard. It remarks on icebergs, pyramids, ocean salt content, and the Columbus Flag, plus 23 Navy Recall Service men in the Salt Lake District with 363 total years served.
Ada McGregor visits Utah's metropolis to shop for spring merchandise while John's Morrell body is found near Princy ranch after a winter disappearance. Mrs Morrell and children travel to Patignitell with the body. Pearl A Deckor scheduled for Rex theatre recital. Patowan Equitable declares dividends and officers elected. Parowan Day funding approved. Dr Maloney arrives to take over dental practice. January moisture and subzero temperatures recorded. Claude Knell and John Tallman thanked for missionary work.
Notice of sheriff sale in the Fifth Judicial District Court Utah Iron County. Rulon F. et al as Bank Commissioner liquidating Bank of Iron County vs Joseph Adams Isabell Adams and Francella A. Sorhnsen. Sale February 10, 1936 at 10 AM at Iron County Courthouse Parowan. Describes land in Township 26 South Range 19 West and nearby parcels totaling 240 acres. Sheriff John D. Carpenter and Deputy P W M Dalton listed with attorneys Morrin & Matheson Cedar City Utah.
Colonel Willan C Webb U S Army Recruiting Officer reports that from January 2 to 29 sixty young men from Idaho and Utah enlisted in the 38th Infantry. Twenty five awaiting processing at Fort Douglas. The 39th Infantry aims for educated recruits with four college attendees and twenty one high school graduates. average education two years. Applicants from this area should seek enlistment at the Army Recruiting Office 223 Ness Dallas Salt Lake City Utah.
A dated tribute from Lighorn County officials and local citizens honors Uncle Sam Wilcock on a birthday. The letter praises his devotion as husband, father, neighbor, and public spirited citizen, signed by numerous locals including families and friends.
Dr. Carl F. Taeusch notes a new national agricultural program favored by Congress and the administration, stressing soil conservation, market alignment, and farm income support. Cedar City 4-H members Bud Nelson and Tommy Abbott earned prizes at the Livestock Show, and Ogden hosted county 4-H cattle entries for the first time.
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