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Newspaper

Parowan Times

Location

Parowan, Utah, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1936

Page

5

Canitation Project Names New Supervisor in Ikowco

Horace Roundy of Kanarra is appointed supervisor of the Rural Community Sanitation project in Iron County replacing Jas T Callahan who is temporarily transferred to Washington County. OT Lynch of the U S Public Health Service visited Parowan on an inspection trip as part of the change. Clofford Rvars, local health officer, notes growing Parowan citizen interest and expects continued Rural Community Sanitation work in all stations with Utah counties showing strong support.

Horace Roundy Kanarra Iron County Jas. T. Callahan Washington County OT Lynch Aasistant U.S. Whule Health Service Parowan Clofford Rvars

Marriages in Cedar City and nearby areas this week

County Clerk Wy Crary Rowley issued three marriage licenses this week. Wells Batts, 21, Cedar City to Thora Duflin, 18, Cedar City. Loyle Blackburn Meaton, 26, Cort City to Norma Janer Mackelprang, 19, Cedar Gly. John Uris Leleh, 20, Cedar City to Joan Lund, 23, Parasonah. Mrs Violet Stevens, a teaching host in Jordan district, returns home for the summer. Mr and Mrs Charles Wicks of Las Vegas visit with the Thornton family. Another son-in-law and daughter of the Thorntons, Mr and Mrs Mardy Allen of Las Vegas, spent Sunday here with the family.

Oue Wy. Crary Rowley Wells Batts Cedar City Thora Duflin Loyle Blackburn Meaton Cuan Cite Norma Janer Mackelprang Cedar Gly John Uris Leleh Joan Lund Parasonah Violet Stevens Jordan District Charles Wicks Las Vegas Mick Wm. A

Seventeenth Century Clock Making Transformed by Innovations

In seventeenth century clock making, key inventions emerged including the pendulum, circular bow, hairspring, anchor, and minute and second hands. The dial shifted from hour-only to multi-hand displays with quarter divisions, sparking praise for intricate marquetry cases and notable makers such as Jan Gobels and Tobbin’s clarks.

James Arthur Saye

Chambers of Commerce Do Much for Any Community

A writer to the Indianapolis News explains chambers of commerce as associations of merchants manufacturers and others formed to protect and promote commercial interests. They aim to further district interests by representation petition information publishing statistics assisting in legislation and fostering education and employment efforts. The U S chamber organized in Washington DC on April 23 1916 to nationalize foreign and domestic commerce through cooperative effort and provides a legislative bulletin service for members.

Chambers of Lal Tedianapolis Chamber of Commerce of the United States Wash+ Tegion D.C

Age of Santa Fe Trail debated by writers

A Chilean source argues the age and origin of the Santa Fe Trail remain unsettled. Some claim prehistoric routes linked pueblo settlements to frontier towns, while others see no evidence of primeval paths or links between mound builders of the upper Mississippi and southern pueblos. Coronado is credited by some with discovering at least part of the route around 1540 near Quivira and Atonpola close to present Dodge City, Kansas.

Santa Fe Santa Fe Trail Teavet Southwest America Upper Mississippi Coronide Quivera Atonpola White Naw Dodge Kan

First Communication Laws Of Virginia Colony Adopted

On March 1% GAT, the 8 grand assembly of Virginia colonists convened at Tames Cittle. It passed a Nest communication act requiring letters not opened for public service to be conveyed from plantation to plantation with penalties of one hogshead of tobacco per default, citing remoteness and need for timely business communication.

Virginia Tames Cittle Athertea Myers Itr

Quaint Birds Penguin Tightens Its Strange Way Of Moving

A Montreal herald describes penguins as the oddest and most quaint birds. Although aged, the bird keeps its place in the family and uses wing folds and feet to glide on land. When fed, they drag themselves with their feet and balance on the upper feet, held by a chin fold.

Aml Saya Montreal Herald

Treating Leprosy With Indian Tree Oil Sells Highlights

Fragment mentions leprosy treatment using an oil derived from a tree in India. It notes long usage in Asia for centuries and some claimed proofs, but the description remains unclear and lacks conclusive acceptance in Western medicine.

India Nathhes Tyve Eil

Sailings, divers, and Navy enlistment in old news

Gustave Erickson runs three ships offering passengers Baltic cruises and voyages to Australia and Cape Horn. A US Navy deep sea diver details heavy gear while enlistment ads call unmarried American men 17 to 25 to join, with strict height and education rules, training in San Diego, and the view that naval power is the nation's natural defense per James Madison.

Wworlg Tomanre Eall Gustave Erickson Finland Australia Cape Horn Nee United States Navy Salt Lake District Naval Training Station San Diego California United State Navy James Madison

World motor car registrations rise sharply in 1935

World motor car registrations jumped over 2,000,000 in 1935, reaching 37,278,264 compared with 35,196,099 in 1934. The United States accounted for more than two thirds of the totals, with major gains in Canada and other regions as motor car use increased globally.

Utah United States Canada

Notice of public meeting by district board

Notice announces a meeting of the Clon Tron County School Board to be held at two forty nine p m on the sixth day of June 1954 at the office of the Board in Cedarchy. It mentions the law school institution and the mute method, with reference to the chairperson Janey Raila.

Ihe Law School Usstritt

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