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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1936
Page
4
The Self-Help Program, inaugurated by U C S Church leaders, seeks to reduce reliance on government relief by encouraging members to pay tithes and fast offerings. East Ward Primary officers traveled to Salt Lake City for the Annus Primary Convention, a trip praised as a commendable record for civic and religious groups.
Olmals farmers reported 77,000,007 dollars in products sold through cooperatives last year, boosting value and volume. Cooperatives expand farmer numbers, improve production methods, and balance supply and demand while showcasing mass-action principles in farming. Roads on Main Canyon and Second Tet tana are passable with improvements underway for Second Jet.
The county Democratic committee discusses whether to endorse Governor Flood or wait for the state convention. It also weighs the Walter Granger candidacy for Secretary of State and the possible sheriff nomination from Cedar City. County officials and party leaders consider representation, precedent, and local sentiment as they ponder appointive options and future elections. Mrs. Marler W. Dalton and family return from Overton, Nevada.
Locals and personal news note Clara Taylor and family visiting Mea Taylor's mother Ida M. Tarlton. William Shay and Walter Granger among visitors to Arcowan Thursday. John Z. Fife, Iron County sail reinservation secretary, to contact farmers Friday. Stewart Whorley and I. By Ride Jie in town on business Tuesday. Afton Thornton headed to Las Vegas for local employment. Mrs Jed Grion hospitalized for appendicitis and recovering. Robbie Hallerman returned home from hospital after surgery. George YW Durham visiting friends. Kham Way returning from USC. Vernie Durhon and Amy Stark with Jean Stark in Salt Lake City. Amy Stark and Mrs. Frank Adams opened a tea room locally. Sean accompanied W. W. Mitchell traveling for state business.
The Parowan school board and state building commission officials met with local residents to choose a site and design for a new one or two story school building. It was decided to build a one story style and to place it west of the present wheel building.
Dr L A Culm reports a sale at Nada Store located on the railroad 14 miles northeast of Lund. Items include two 10 foot cl... walls towers and smaller structures. Buildings described as 30 to 40 percent complete with an engine and large blower noted among listed assets.
County Agent Lamont Tueller announced the 1998 Agricultural Conservation Program will average 13.40 dollars per acre in Utah County. Rates vary by farm productivity. individual farm payments depend on factors relative to county averages. Class I and II seeding payments for alfalfa and sweet clover are listed, with county and neighboring county comparisons and averages provided.
A five day short course for state 4-H club leaders was held at Utah State Agricultural College with 108 youths from 21 counties living on campus. D. P. Murray and Miss Fern Shipley led sessions alongside U S Department of Agriculture and extension staff. Eugene Merritt led group discussions on social responsibility. Notable lectures by Director Peterson and Dean Jacob encouraged 4-H members to serve their communities. Iron County attendees included Alice Prothero Odessa Ford Margaret Lamoreaux Barbara Alams Lena Sterons.
A Parowan reader advertises found children’s glasses for return to Mrs. Clair Stevens and lists multiple sales including a city lot, a near new mowing machine and wagon, another city lot with water, orchard and garden, and unencumbered farm land with a water right. Ads offer bargains and contact options for Tex C Ward and Eva Richards.
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