Parowan Times announces weekly issue details
The Parowan Times printed as a weekly publication under Warner Mutenel as lessee. The notice notes second class mail status and provides the Parowan Utah post office details dated October 27 1915.
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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1934
Page
4
The Parowan Times printed as a weekly publication under Warner Mutenel as lessee. The notice notes second class mail status and provides the Parowan Utah post office details dated October 27 1915.
The column notes Lincoln Utah suffers a dried and contaminated water supply forcing culinary water trucking from Tooele. Castledale imposes a water use ban, while other towns report ample culinary water yet warn against waste. It also discusses repeal of the 18th Amendment, North Dakota votes against liquor, state law variances, and the troubled quality and cost of repeal liquor.
The piece commends citizens for attending the Cedar Breaks Fourth of July event and supporting the celebration through cooperation. It condemns those who stayed away, saying their absence could have ruined the occasion, while thanking loyal attendees from nearby communities for helping ensure its success.
The piece notes that repeal failed to end bootlegging and that lawmen report rising drunkenness and related misdemeanors. Observers and reformers fear continued problems and warn the nation may again support national prohibition if trends persist.
The New York Herald Tribune cites Walter Lippmann arguing monetary policy outperforms regulation in boosting purchasing power. He joins global economists calling for coordinated money changes by major powers to curb repression and foster postwar prosperity.
Modern battleships use an electrical switch-box like streetcar controls. Navy enlistments exclude married men on first enlistment. The fleet lists 15 battleships named for states, 13 heavy and 390 light cruisers named for cities, about 100 destroyers, 7 Fleet submarines, 355 type submarines, 4 aircraft carriers, 8 gun-boats, and many auxiliaries. Under construction: 4 heavy cruisers, 4 light cruisers, 32 destroyers, fleet submarines, 2 aircraft carriers, 2 gun-boats. New heavy cruisers bright 28 knots powering 1,7000, 600 lamps. Salt Lake City displaces 19,000 tons and outputs 107,000 horsepower. Commanding officers average over 35 years service. Navy stations monitor distress signals in three minutes of every thirty. Maiden battleships weigh about eight thousand tons. The Navy has had four fleet actions with all enemy ships destroyed or captured. Recruits have larger chest measurements than other Navies. A person with a police record cannot enlist in the US Navy.
State Engineer announces Jos eph E Lister of Paragonah Utah has applied to appropriate 0.01 cubic feet per second from 45 unnamed springs in West Fork West Cottonwood Canyon Wash Iron County for stock use 450 head cattle 10 to 9d horses. File No 11536 protests must be filed within 40 days after first publication.
The writer praises public and officials for a safe Cedar Breaks event with 290 cars on mountain obi and notes water conservation amid a sprinkling hose incident. laments repeal era hopes, warning legalization alone won’t solve problems and could push toward real prohibition as public sentiment shifts.
In the Fifth Judicial District of Utah Iron County Probate Division, estate of George P. Brown. Creditors must file claims with vouchers by September 15, 1934, at the law office in Parowan County Courthouse. Admin N. C. Parcells. Published July 43, 20 & 27, Aug. 3.
Wanted to rent a house or three room apartment from now until May next year. Contact Charles L. Griffin Mr. Pleasant Uiah for Steinway pianos band instruments music and supplies. See Mrs Beth Selah Cedar City Telephone 173.
County agent and Dean Maynard discussRussian thistle silage quality and methods to improve fermentation by layering corn chop and moisture. Officials report federal cattle purchase program progress, with appraisers in the county and stock shipped to major yards. Also notes on on farm meat canning to address feed shortages and sanitation. Includes a public notice seeking alfalfa hay buyers.
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