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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1946
Page
4
Local brief from Parowan Times featuring partial credit lines and carrier notes. Names and exact roles are unclear due to OCR gaps but reference to Claude Orton, Lessee, and editorial association. Details incomplete, providing context without full clarity.
The statement envisions a future where numerous homes protect American farms, materialize long-cherished dreams, and offer peace of mind to thrifty owners by encouraging prudent buying.
The Treasury announces a peacetime thrift drive urging citizens to invest in U S Savings Bonds. It notes 94.7 billion in Series E F and Savings Bonds sold since 1941 and highlights personal security, anti inflation benefits, and postwar purchasing power. The effort aims to educate children and add pride to seniors while promoting nationwide saving habits.
Parowan welcomes a new Dreas Shop and Ladies ready to wear emporium to the Times office building front as two local women start the venture with support needed to grow. The issue notes expansion of a shoe line linked to the existing repair business and urges community loyalty to home merchants. It also flags concerns about canyon road quality to Cedar Breaks and highlights local riders Rogerson and Billy Dalton in Provo racing results, with Rogerson noted as a former Parowan resident and husband to a local girl.
Built up litter in the laying house proves highly effective in holding temperatures high enough to keep hens laying throughout winter.
Silver, once derided, shows signs of revival as nations seek to stabilize currencies. A congressional bill would lift the price of silver from 71.11 to 90 cents an ounce, moving toward a proposed $1.29 per ounce as production costs rise and demand grows globally.
Registration days are set for June 18, July 6, July 30, August 6, October 8, October 15, and October 29. Persons who have resided in Iron County for four months and Utah for one year prior to November 5, and who will not be in Iron County on any registration day, may register any time at Clair Rowley’s office in Parowan or with Hillman Dalley in Cedar City. Temporary absence from the county or state does not affect eligibility.
Parcel of political endorsements lists multiple individuals and their respective districts in Paragonah Parowan Kanarra Modena Cedar and surrounding areas. The notice urges readers to register and save the clippings as a paid political advertisement.
Early Flags Research notes stars in circles and other arrangements such as quincunxes and ovals. The belief circle patterns dominated stems from late 19th century paintings like The Spirit of 76. Some painters misdated events, such as Washington Crossing the Delaware showing a flag on Christmas 1776.
Radio production reached a wartime peak in 1944 with monthly averages of 223 million and a yearly total of 2.676 billion. Comparisons show 55 million monthly in early 1942, 109 million monthly in late 1942, and 160 million monthly in early 1943, reflecting rapid growth during the conflict.
A new plastic bottom paint greatly slows barnacle fouling so warships once needing bottom coats every six months can operate for about two years without major issues. The paint may extend active duty by roughly 25 percent, preserving speed and maneuverability while cutting fuel use.
Need More Timber forecasts annual U.S. consumption at about 21 percent higher in the postwar period, totaling roughly 5 billion cubic feet more than wartime levels, signaling a sharp rebound in timber use and industry activity.
A bicycle rider must stay seated on the permanent seat and may not carry another person unless the bicycle is designed and equipped for it. No bicycle may transport more than its designed number of riders.
After a five day hunt Parowan searches for Mamion Hobb a 11 year old boy and other missing persons. Farms and dairy plans progress with a Parowan chores factory study while teachers fill the high school music post. New business managers take over Parowan Auto Co and local marriages births and police cases fill the week.
Physicians say most heart disease cases have no special food limits. Avoid heavy meals and weight gain. Diets should be carefully planned under a doctor's supervision, with no self devised regimens.
High Yield Grain Sorghum Howart is noted as among the best Stain sorghums for both upland and bottomland. Grain sorghums tolerate growth better than corn, enabling small farmers to profit from cultivating a variety that yields substantial grain and forage with less moisture than corn.
Expenditures totaled 4.3 billion dollars for railroads over a ten year span ending in 1935 with a large share spent during the four war years 1942 through 1945.
J M Palmer chairs a county ACA committee urging poultry owners to cull non producing hens to save grain for Europe and Asia famine relief. Department of Agriculture notes low producers waste grain, aiding hunger abroad and egg production next fall.
Weak or shaded apple trees are prone to winter injury. Fertilize to stimulate growth and prune inner limbs to allow more sunlight reaching the canopy.
During the navigation season coolies move to the Yangtze banks in China and set up bamboo huts to tow boats for daily rice wages. In the central basin coal iron ore deposits lie nearby and women and children are seen carrying coal baskets from the hillsides.
A water purifier delivers mineral free water by filtration through beds of melamine derived ion exchange resins. The resins transform dissolved salts into corresponding acids and absorb the acids.
Beaver County emerges as a hub for renewed mining with the Horn Silver returning to production under California leadership. Development begins at Copper and Plumbie prospects while the Newhouse property awaits reopening. New Majestic operates part of the Hickory claim and ore shipments continue as Beaver County eyes a revival of its mining era.
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