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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1933
Page
4
Advertising rates are listed for display per inch legal notices per line and reading notices per line with 10 cent reading line and 250 per inch. The notice is published weekly by Parowan Pub. and Printing Co with W Warner as lessee.
The farm bill moves to balance production and demand and improve farmers finances while easing mortgage burdens and raising prices. It may help temporarily but could foster dependence on aid. True progress comes from the farmer's own effort and will to stand on his own feet after the temporary period.
Traffic engineer Maxwell Halsey explains the right-of-way rule: the car that enters first has priority, but the car on the left yields if it is first into the intersection. He advises all drivers to slow approaching intersections to better judge distance and comply with the law.
Gamuel Abbott urged adding another teacher for the total high school to improve supervision and discipline. He argued current staffing strains hinder study groups and student oversight amid ongoing economy cuts. A separate court case saw a woman’s divorce suit reach a judge who noted $15 in support.
From the Forest Office, about 1 620 boys from Virginia and New York serve in Civilian Conservation Camps in Utah. Many are under 20 and new to outdoor work, leaving home for rugged western mountain labor. The piece reflects on parental worry and calls for support to these young men and their families.
The article notes an unusually warm stretch continuing into Labor Day and shifts focus to the November city election. It mentions possible votes on prohibition issues, Utah’s stance on the eighteenth amendment, and liquor provisions, with the election to choose a mayor four councilmen a recorder and a treasurer.
A bank president argues against cutting advertising during economic dips. Sisson says advertising should not be tuned on and off like a faucet and must be conceived on a long term basis, regardless of short term financial conditions.
Francis H. Sissot argues in Forum Magazine that a bank’s notes and investments reflect local economic conditions and the fortunes of surrounding industries. He says loan trends, renewals, and securities indicate regional health or distress, tying bank fate to national prosperity and public welfare.
A historical overview notes Lynch s 1848 Dead Sea expedition and early Naval uniforms from 1602 to 1776. It covers Ship Supply operations to Acre and the Sea of Galilee, 1360 feet Dead Sea depth, and later dress regulations and acting Secretaries of the Navy including Bancroft and Dobbin.
A New York savings bank turned around four 40 year old tenement blocks on the Lower East Side by spending 40000 on modernization. An oil heating plant incinerators and other updates kept tenants and raised annual income to 14000. The project will pay for itself in three years. The bank has completed 15 similar renovations and employs in house architects and seven painters.
The Human Betterment Foundation urges restricting aid to feeble minded dependents and supports surgical prevention of parenthood in select cases. A report cites an eastern city study of 1500 mothers in public hospitals finding over one third feeble minded, asserting similar trends nationwide including California. Mrs Lulu Petersen from Milford visited relatives.
Utah State Extension Service releases Circular No. 3 on pressure canning for safe processing of fruits vegetables and meats. Elina Miller details dehydration methods and a home dehydrator design while county agents report alfalfa yield surveys and 4-H corn club field trips for Paragonah Midvalley groups with plans for future tours.
Mr Samuel Abbott of Aragonah reports using bran bait to combat a serious grasshopper infestation threatening his wheat field. Farmers facing heavy hopper numbers are urged to contact District Agricultural Inspector Clazzard or County Agent Tucker for help in controlling the pest.
The court passed law and motion rulings against several defendants including TR G Williams and L W Flatt. The Bank of Southern Utah obtained a default judgment against LB F Anderson. Anna Irene Grimshaw default entered against L W Grimshaw, with proof not submitted. Archie L Swapp vs John Macfarlane default set aside with readiness for trial by August 7. Wells A Williams granted judgment as bishop against Kumen B D Williams administrator for a land deed to Kanarra ward. Estate details show about 4500 dollars, 120 acres, farm for ward poor. Robert F P White vs Charley Probst et al stricken. Southern Utah Power Co. vs J C Little et al and Federal Land Bank vs Ambrose L Watson dismissed. Mamie Joseph vs W J Forbes et al set for November term’s second day. Demurrers and motions ruled in some cases.
NEW Young aggressive concerns expand business by advertising despite depressed conditions, said A W Diller advertising counsel at a bankers conference. He urged that 1933 is a good year to stay in business to reinforce public confidence and to put more business on the books. He noted there is new business to be had if companies go out for it and that advertising goes out for it. He added readers will engage with newspaper ads that interest them amid current arguments for business.
Reader advertisement reports two tire chains lost in Parowan on July 23. The notice seeks help locating the missing items and asks any information to contact the sender.
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