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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1946
Page
8
A lively event described as a ladies night party at Five Mile Hill drew a large crowd. The article notes Betinien Rhets and many attendees, plus a mix of entertainment and social activity. Details on voting and local arrangements appear amidst broader notes on community happenings and upcoming sales.
A plan to develop Cedar City’s first class race track faces supply and equipment bottlenecks. The State Racing Association granted tentative dates, but completion this year hinges on scarce materials for stables and bleachers, limited track lid parts, and needed equipment. Construction will start when feasible, but a race meet in Cedar City this year seems unlikely.
From a fragmentary note, Travie Merelli has been engaged in a mission in the Northwest States for several months. the item mentions associated people and places, though details are garbled.
A basement blaze near the Safeway store in Boulder City damaged several firms and stock. Robert Furniture Co and Lowder and Dix Upholstery sustained losses around 1200 and thousands in smoke. The fire was confined by the city department, with Safeway and the building owner Warren H. Bulloch spared major damage.
Analysis of Utah mining after World War II shows higher costs and shrinking ore. War years pulled workers to armed forces, forcing production over development and reducing reserves. Operators foresee longer rehabilitation, deeper underground work, and need for cooperation to restore stability and safety for Utah’s mining industry.
The third year 4 H club of Summit held its first meeting last Thursday electing President Jenniel Bryant Vice President Carol Dalley Secretary Daisy Dalley and Reporter Darlene Bryant They planned next week’s meeting and discussed club activities.
North Carolina and Virginia together produced about 83 percent of the standard-sized cigarettes manufactured in the United States in 1940. The figure highlights regional dominance in tobacco product output and reflects the era’s concentration of cigarette manufacturing along the two states.
To avoid a watery layer under the meringue cool the pie filling completely before topping with the meringue. This step keeps the top crisp and sets the flavor without separation.
Insects and their relatives underpin soil fertility and plant nutrition, aiding decomposition and nutrient cycling, while serving as key pollinators for fruits and vegetables, sustaining crop yields and biodiversity.
When planning a new home place the kitchen range so the open flame is 12 to 18 inches from the kitchen window.
White brick surfaces stay cooler than unpainted walls, reducing heat gain. In direct summer sunlight painted brick shows about fourteen degrees lower temperature than unpainted brick, indicating significant cooling effects and potential energy savings for buildings relying on brick exteriors.
The public paid substantial entrance and grandstand fees across 1,800 local fairs and 50 large expositions in a typical prewar year, totaling about 25 million dollars in revenue.
A Vancouver Washington woman Mrs. Anna Pautz reports long standing relief from rheumatism and arthritis after treatment and invites others to write for information. Includes P O Box 825 Vancouver Wash and Adv-NWE-OVO Laboratorie.
Community news notes a birth of a baby boy to Mr and Mrs Frank Decker at the local hospital ending a longer wait for their first son while the family also records a serious blood ailment of Master Marrell Halterman who improved after a transfusion from his aunt Marie H Crane. The report also mentions travels by Mrs Claude Orton and her small son to Salt Lake City, Gerald Mitchell and his son visiting from Salt Lake City, and a general health statistic about falls affecting older adults.
To keep kitchen tiles glistening, dip a soft cloth in kerosene and rub over them, wash with warm water and dry.
Farmers report pig digestion movement through stomach and intestines aided by wavelike contractions. Additional piglings emerge when an electric brooder is used, indicating improved litter outcomes.
About one third of total farm hours are spent on field work. The remainder covers livestock care fencing manure spreading repainting buildings and machinery servicing.
A list identifies woods that can be burned without seasoning including white and blue ash pignut and shagbark hickory black locust osage orange and honey locust.
Messages from the eye to the brain travel along the optic nerve at roughly 200 feet per second. The visual center sits at the back of the brain.
Rubber tires on tractors should be protected during winter storage by jacking up the wheels and by cleaning the tires and painting them with new tire protective liquid.
The East ward M Men and Gleaners schedule a canyon party for Saturday night June 22 at 6 30. Meet at the Library lawn and pay a small fee for refreshments. A treasure hunt will be followed by baseball if time allows and hot dogs with watermelon will be served.
Claudia Mortensen, daughter of Parowan natives now in Salt Lake City, will enter the LDS mission home in Salt Lake City next week to prepare for an eighteen month missionary assignment in the North Central States. Her headquarters will be in St Paul Minnesota. A testimonial in her honor is held this evening. More local items report a boy's injury at a construction site, visits from relatives, travel to California and Nevada, and a lost dog.
Monday evening practice draws fair attendance as Mr Weight urges more recruits and a larger turnout for the summer band. The Dalton family reunion updates Alma Dalton in the army with service in Germany sharing The occupation period. Lt Donald A Dalton remains in service as the week unfolds.
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