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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1956
Page
2
Parowan Times announces abnormal events and postal notices dated October 27, 1915. Publisher Robert I Minded lists subscription and advertising details, with rates set at 2.50 per year in advance and distribution through post office channels.
Community notes discuss a proposed park improvement with planting and parking zone markings, plus bids for Parowan Canyon road construction and critique of forest service funding. Town leaders consider a garden club, recreation programs, and praise for local organizer Dick Joas and Jones for broad youth activities.
The Utah State Agricultural College issued a bulletin on crops for diverted dryland wheat areas. It notes that several grasses and alfalfa can be sown where wheat was grown, but in areas with 12 inches or less annual precipitation, species choice is crucial. Crested wheatgrass is highly adaptable for drylands, useful for spring growth and grazing. Grasses suited to Utah’s drylands yield forage under tougher conditions than seed, so taking low-productivity land out of wheat requires relatively favorable dry-farming areas for grass seed profit. Spring grazing reduces Brass seed crops, though favorable moisture years may offset forage losses.
The Agricultural Service Division of Union Bag & Paper Corp explains fertilizer carryover depends on soil type moisture varieties and yields. It notes sandy soils have less carryover and gives guidance on soil testing and reducing soil fertility loss to boost yields per acre.
The Bureau of Indian Affairs announced bids for nine parcels totaling 1440 acres on the Karosh Reservation and one parcel on the Kooshurem Reservation. Bid forms are available at the Federal Building in Cedar City Utah. Bids must be received at the Uintah and Ouray Agency Fort Duchesne Utah by 2:00 pm local time on July 19 1956 when bids will be opened.
National Safety Council urges farmers to treat farm trucks as crucial equipment and follow cautions. Drivers should know traffic signs, stop before entering highways, signal turns, maintain lights brakes and windshields, watch for pedestrians, back cautiously, and avoid stopping on pavement by pulling onto the shoulder.
A humorousTimes Ho piece discusses wood lot logging ethics and forester help. It warns against clear cuttings and promotes selective thinning to aid reseeding. It notes directions for stump removal, tree orientation, and the value of professional guidance.
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