Parowan Times Editorial Assocation Note
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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1946
Page
4
Plaven Irrigation Appeal Faces City Aid Decision
Parowan residents flood the sidewalk with planted fronds and watered park areas at personal cost amid drought. They seek city support for irrigation and frontage watering, while officials weigh a regulated allotment to curb potential abuse and fund ongoing irrigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plaven
Main Street
Khe
Mountain roads and livestock use call for balance
The piece urges caution on establishing road policy to avoid hard-to-administer precedents, notes livestock damage to roads when animals use highways, and praises Governor Earl Warren's broad support after a California primary, suggesting his popularity could aid a Republican run for President.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Earl Warren
Warren
Mr. Warren
Sharpening Garden Tools For Easier Work
High quality tools kept sharp make gardening easier. Use a 1 inch file to sharpen hoes and spades. Spades get a V edge, while hoes should not to avoid pulling out of the ground.
Notice of Primary Election in Utah for July 9
Notice sets party primaries for Republican and Democrat for multiple offices including U S Senator five Utah districts judge of the Utah Supreme Court county officials and precinct officers. Polls open 7 a m to 7 p m with listed polling places across Paragonah Parowan Summit Enoch Cedar City New Castle Modena Berg Lund Lund voting districts and Carter Hotel Lund. Dated June 15 146.
V Mail Processing in Britain Surges During World War II
The signal corps V mail section in the United Kingdom handled 517 million pieces from June 1942 to August 1945, the War Department reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain
Signal Corps
United Kingdom
War Department
Largest eyes across animal groups noted in brief
A whale shelling the largest eye among animals is reported with some species having an eye as big as a grapefruit. On land the ostrich has the largest eye among birds, while the horse holds the largest eye among land mammals.
Telephone facilities aid hospitalized servicemen
Wheelchair size phone booths are among special telephone facilities developed for hospitalized servicemen. Other innovations include amplifying devices for the hearing impaired, chest transmitters and head receivers for those unable to use their arms, and portable phones for bedbound patients.
Community seeks to join Iron county as water woes persist
A list of jurors and court calendars appears alongside a petition from New Harmony residents to transfer from Washington to Iron county. City water shortages prompt strict rules on irrigation. A moonshine case yields $150 fine or 150 days. Local births and deaths noted, with family announcements and upcoming Relief Society event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Harmony
Board of County Commissioners
Washington County
Iron County
Soil Phosphorus Availability and Starvation Signs
The soil is the main phosphorus source, yet it contains little usable phosphorus and availability is slow. Phosphorus starvation manifests as stunted roots and tops in plants.
Octopus Uses Decoy Ink, Britannica Explains Defense
Britannica states the octopus ejects ink not as smoke but as a shaped decoy in water. The jet distracts predators while the animal changes color and darts away in another direction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Encyclopaedia Britannica
Iron County hog producers urged to market lighter pigs
Iron County Committee says 1946 fall pig goal is 31 cents per head, ten percent below 1945, to cut feed needs and boost efficiency. Plans stress reduced feed waste, pasture use, and conservation. Production limits aim to free grain for foreign relief amid tight feed supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iron County
Europe
Asia
Iron Coun Aca
Know Your Traffic Laws on Bicycle Bells
No person shall ride a bicycle unless equipped with a bell or device giving an audible signal for at least 100 feet. Exceptions include prohibition on using sirens or whistles on bicycles.
Oil on hands affects painting prep in old trade note
A note from the American Painter and Decorator warns that hands always contain oil which transfers to doors cupboards and other frequently touched surfaces. Such oily surfaces hinder paint adhesion requiring thorough cleaning before painting.
Caution Against Thawing Meat by Soaking
Do not rush thawing meat by soaking it in water whether hot or cold. Soaking causes loss of juices and reduces quality. Use safe thawing methods such as refrigerator thawing or cold water changes.
Notice of bids for plow and beam equipment sale
Bids will be received until June 15, 1946 for the sale of steel beam plow one wood beam plow three two up Fresnos. The items may be inspected at Owan Utah. Mail bids to Sheridan Flack Engineer State Road Commission Box 1250 Cedar City Utah. The Commission of Finance reserves the right to reject any or all bids or to waive technicalities in the interest of the State. J. Henry Purchasing4
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall Islands
Bikini
Wihini
Bikini Lagoon
Ty Owan
Utah
Sheridan Flack
State Road
Cedar City
Commission of Finance
J. Henry
Safe Distance Rule Explained for Following Vehicles
A guidance on safe following distance states the rule is one car length for every 10 miles per hour of speed. For example at 60 mph, maintain about six car lengths behind the vehicle ahead to ensure adequate stopping space and reaction time.
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the Parowan Pub, & Printing CO
Claude Orton
LEDITORIAL_ ASSOCIATION
Parowan
Alladin Theatre
Sun
Ginger Rogers
Joseph Cotton
Shirley Temple
Jack Haley
Helen Walker
Mr. Muggs
Enery Lyroaees P
Eniwetok
Atlinginal
Onsen Frongelap
K'Wajalein
Marshall
Islands
Wotie
Maloelap
U.S. Navy
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Congress
Supreme Court of Utah
Paragonah
Town Hall
Parowan District No
Summit
L.D.S
Enoch
Public Safety
Lunt Motor Company
Seecsna
Third Ward
LDS Church
U. P. Chauffeur's Lodge
Kanatrra
L. D. S Church
New Castle
L. D. S. Church
Modena
Berg
Carter
Lund
Carroll's
Cedar Bottoms
Charles Stevens
S. T. Leigh
Buckskin
Rex C. Ward
Eva Adams
Bank of
J. Clayton Mitchell
State Banker's Association
Richfield
Alvs Adams
Chicago
Scott Matheson
David A. Matheson
Relief Society
W. W. Mitchell
Horace Burton
Ernest Lowe
Farm News
OPA
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Office of Foreign Rural Relations
Opag
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