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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1956
Page
2
Published and printed at Parowan Utah each Thursday by Robert B Mitchell announces second class mail status in Parowan Utah October 27 1915. Subscription rates 2.50 per year in advance advertising rates upon request.
A Washington report discusses Southern California shifting to a cooperative stance on water use. Senator Watkins notes a push to create a Southern California Citizens Water Council to heal ties with Northern California and advocate for federal support for a $15 billion state water plan. The piece questions the campaign’s motives and potential shift in public perception.
An article outlines common upper abdominal pains, their possible causes such as gall bladder disease ulcers and gastritis, and describes how doctors diagnose through examination x rays and labs. It notes pains may ease as anxiety is reduced and stress the stomach as an alarm center for trouble.
The piece explains how overnight storage ponds can raise irrigation efficiency from 20 to 50 percent by enabling daytime watering, reducing irrigation time, and expanding coverage. It covers pond design, slopes to prevent erosion, vegetation for wind protection, and potential fish production, with examples from Hunts farm and WW Price farm. It also notes the Commodity Credit Corporation barter program since 1950 trading surplus farm commodities for foreign materials.
USAC engineers report plastic liners offer substantial benefits for saving water in small reservoirs. Sorensen Brothers in Emery County lined a half million gallon stock pond, costing about 500 dollars, and have used it since January. Tests show polyethylene and PVC are waterproof, rot resistant, and durable. linings could protect earth dugouts or timber ponds on farms.
Leland Carlson reports on Bentonite sealing to reduce overnight water loss in ponds. Steps include soil test to determine Bentonite amount, even application, disk to 4 6 inches, pack with roller or rubber tires, cover inflow with rocks or concrete, and protect from livestock. Livestock ponds require thicker seals for durability. Eisenhower noted for energy quote.
Agricultural expert Louis A Jensen says hay quality hinges on cutting time. Cut alfalfa in the late bud to early bloom stage to maximize protein and palatability, while also simplifying weed control.
Cole man Company offers tips to lower operating costs. Keep water temperature at or below 140 degrees to reduce scale buildup and improve efficiency. Every two weeks flush sediment through the drain to prevent insulation buildup and extra burner effort. Insulate long hot water pipes to minimize heat loss after use.
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