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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1933
Page
4
The Parowan Times weekly, edited by W. Warner Mitchell, lists subscription rates and advertising prices for 1916. Local notice shows post office entry at Parowan Utah dated October 27, 1916, with rates for one year six months and three months and ad charges per inch or line.
A Times report laments workers who abuse relief funds and urges public works supervisors to prefer honest laborers. It recalls a Cedar City vault search in a school building and argues for finding or building storage space to save rent, or increase indebtedness if needed, as office rent runs about 420 a year.
The article argues that the surge in commodity prices provokes alarm among buyers whose purchasing power lags. It asserts government measures aim to alleviate hardship, restart employment, and steer a path from a price–depression cycle via public works and relief funds, with cautious optimism for broad improvement.
A town confronts widespread borrowing of the Times amid ad funding worries. Readers are urged to subscribe rather than borrow to secure advertising revenue and a better paper, with calls to identify borrowers and bolster local subscriptions. The piece ends by warning about pasture regulations and loose livestock disturbing neighbors.
In 1932 naval appropriations funded Intermountain products with Utah 431293 Idaho 258427 Montana 232976 and Nevada 143020. Channel buoys mark right side red conical and port side black cylindrical. turning points topped with cages. Weathered details include Lexington Saratoga length 83 feet and 608 feet for the Arizona, and a note on Great Lakes Naval Training Station’s origins and closure. A bankruptcy notice for Marion Edgar Lowder is recorded with hearing set for August 8, 1933 in Salt Lake City.
Farmers should compile bushels grown and acres planted for the last three years to speed up federal adjustment programs. Director William Peterson says records from each farm and period are needed, with totals used to determine allotments. Local counties will publish figures and share official records from Washington.
A young man confronts the girl's father to ask for marriage in a tense scene. The father rebukes him, labeling him a poor mutt, while the suitor pleads and tries to win sympathy, insisting the girl is fine.
A cartoon vignette shows an artist painting a thatched cottage as a farmer asks about the finished work. The artist says it will go to an exhibition and reach many people, then the farmer suggests adding a caption about rental for the summer months.
Dialogue reveals a waiter explaining the boss buys top mock turtle soup for market customers. A brief exchange highlights the quality claim and consumer curiosity in a restaurant setting.
In a civil service style note, a police search of a home uncovers a hidden front door key, a penny stamp lost weeks ago, and four studs. The report emphasizes a nonviolent outcome with no further details.
A Brooklyn Dally Eagle snippet records a motorist and a chauffeur trading quick lines. The motorist remarks about references while the chauffeur notes over a year on the job. Great Scott echoes the moment with surprise.
Neighbor asks about a new play authored by you on a couple famed for constant quarrels. Answers Magazine notes the author and mentions rehearsals with you and your wife.
Fragmentary lines describe a damaged item in the ring and a note about being stepped on. The text also references policies and a Louisville Courier Journal source.
A German language vignette shows a motorist and a policeman clash over road position after a collision. The motorist jokes about giving half the road once he identifies which half the other driver wants.
A short dialogue shows a saleswoman apologizing for a gown fit, noting the shop is a costume store rather than a taxidermist’s, in Montreal. The exchange highlights a customer complaint about a tighter fitting dress alternative.
A terse boss orders a subordinate to ask his wife to prepare him a snack of ice cream. The dialogue centers on a land claim and a demand for food as a light moment.
A brief stage exchange shows Master directing a servant to inspect a book page and a bar of cigars. The servant reports only middling quality, confirming limited findings or progress in the study.
A demonstration meeting will be held Thursday afternoon July 27 at the Roice Nelson farm four miles north of Cedar City. Nelson and the County Agent will explain results from the Varietal test plot on grains. Farmers interested in wheat corn barley and oats may profitably attend for an hour or two.
Dr. A B Clawson reports the plane collected near Newcastle is a Tetradymia species likely Tetradymia Canescens. This relates to earlier Nevada work on Tetradymia Glabrata as poisonous to sheep and prompts feeding experiments from the Newcastle area.
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