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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1946
Page
4
A brief notice notes Claude Orton as lessee within a range fire prevention initiative. The item references the Western Association and state involvement. No further details of action, dates, or claims are provided in the readable text.
The article outlines the dairy industry's rare shortage of butter despite high milk production, blaming OPA butter controls and market dynamics. It notes rising milk, cream, and cheese availability but butter scarcity, along with transportation and postal timetables affecting Cedar City area mail service and a proposal to adjust morning mail departures to improve connections with northern trains.
Local plans for Parowan to celebrate its 150th birthday include a large parade a patriotic meeting and a sports program for all ages ending with a big evening dance. candidates for Uncle Sam Goddess of Liberty and Utah will be voted on at five cents a ballot while other community events and notable changes unfold around the town.
A 1919 Parowan Times ad cited sugar at 24 per hundred with no shortage, while today critics argue removing price ceilings on meat dairy and other commodities might cure production woes. The piece questions who pays when unions push wages and industry pushes prices, noting advertisers back big papers while workers and producers face the market.
Shallow Water Feeder Swans rely on long necks to reach food in shallow regions. They become flightless during moulting season and their young can dive to depths when pursued by an enemy.
Report notes natural forests occupy a little over 7 percent of Nevada yet span a land area larger than Massachusetts, highlighting the state’s extensive forested zones beyond the small percentage of cover.
The article surveys late 19th century porcelain production across Europe with country details from Germany to Sweden and Russia. It notes heavier locomotives raising mainline rail loads, then discusses frozen milk shipping advances and linguistic traits shaping dialect classification in the Midwest and East.
The article notes boiling is advised only to sterilize clothing bedding and handkerchiefs after illness. For regular use it is labor intensive and not worthwhile. Among three options boiling offers a cheaper whitening method than bleach or bluing and is gentler on wearer materials.
Iron County farmers are reminded by J M Palmer to file by June 1 to receive AAA conservation payments for practices carried out in 1945. Applicants must cooperate with the county AAA committee. postmarked by June 1 is acceptable if unable to visit the county office.
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