Parowan Times Weekly Edition Details
Parowan Times Weekly published by Parowan Pub and Printing Co, Warner Mitchell as lessee. Entry noted as second class mail matter at Parowan Utah post office.
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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1934
Page
4
Parowan Times Weekly published by Parowan Pub and Printing Co, Warner Mitchell as lessee. Entry noted as second class mail matter at Parowan Utah post office.
The piece argues many fear the New Deal violates the Constitution while rail against politicians and economic hardship. It questions why the Constitution seemed to work during famines and bank failures and criticizes political rhetoric about restoring constitutional order.
The column outlines anticipated races for State Representative, two county commissioners, treasurer, recorder, attorney, sheriff, assessor and surveyor. It notes Walter K. Granger may seek re election, while Lyman Levy and others are discussed as possible candidates with various party dynamics and regional shifts. Street talk shapes the rumored Republican slate and potential Democratic contenders.
A Salt Lake City Navy Recruiting note recounts Marine Corps origins with Captain Samuel Nichols, highlighting their role on ships and at naval stations. It covers history, structure, officers, motto Semper Fidelis, and comparisons to other services, plus a note on Forest Camp registrations.
William Davenport and co plaintiffs sue to quiet title to Lot Four in Clock Four of Plat O Paragonah Town Survey in Iron County Utah. The State of Utah is named as a defendant and must answer within the stated deadlines. Attorneys Morris and Matfelon of Cedar City represent the plaintiff. Publication dates June 8, 15, 22 and 25 and July 6.
A tense conflict between a family and an officer appears to have cooled, with calls for a joint, cost efficient resolution. Observers note prior friction and hope for a calm, amicable settlement to avoid further conflict.
State Engineer announces Joseph E Lister of Paragonah Utah has filed to appropriate 0.01 cubic feet per second from an unnamed spring in West Fork West Cottonwood Canyon Iron County for stock watering and irrigation. Filing No 11536. Protests by affidavit with $1 fee due within 30 days after publication. First publication June 15 last July 13 1924.
The Iron County Utah sheriff will auction the west half of the southeast quarter and the northwest quarter of the northeast quarter of sections 21 and 28, township 35 south range 16 west, at Parowan City front door, July 2, 1934 noon. The suit lists It E Caldwell as plaintiff against Shuzi Suzuki and Ya Suzuki and Utal Land Security Company. cline wilson and clnb serve as attorneys.
Two good work horses and a registered jersey ball calf about eight months old for sale. Contact Scott Day in Cedar City. Also listing Steinway pianos, band instruments, music supplies, and related repairs by Mrs Beth Leigh, telephone 173.
County Agent Lamont Tueller summarizes expert guidance on selling lambs promptly to reduce feed use, weaning strategies, and maintaining herd health during dry periods. Emphasizes dividing herds by age and breed, avoiding overgrazing, and improving efficiency with small, well managed flocks.
Walter K Granger and County Agent L E Tueller attended an emergency cable program meeting at the Hotel Utah in Salt Lake City on Tuesday June 26. Granger was named director of the program with the county agent and other committees to oversee it. The session outlined the provisions of the emergency cattle program to county leaders statewide.
G A Billings of Los Angeles traveled to Iron county this week to bid on dairy cows for Rhoades and Rhoades livestock auctioneers of Nynes California. He aims to purchase cows due to freshen within a week or ten days, responding to dairymen seeking buyers for dairy cattle.
Paul M Dunn Extension agent visited Iron County on June 22 and June 27 to promote forestry tree plantings and 4 H forestry club work. He notes moisture shortage reduces farm plantings statewide though iron county shows strong windbreaks despite drought signs.
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