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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1935
Page
1
A new all time record for introduction of bills resolutions and memorials was set as the Utah legislature adjourned last week. With 6546 documents in play the session may reach 660 measures including new ones via suspension of rules.
Dean E J Maynard of Utah State Agricultural College says Utah farmers should increase field corn for silage to conserve water. Corn silage provides substantial feeding value, complements alfalfa, and trench silos reduce harvesting costs. Extension Circular 590 details varieties, growing season, and trench silo plans.
Parewan Literary club members and partners enjoyed a Wednesday evening gathering at Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Decker’s home. Hostesses included Mrs. Venice Decker Mrs. Taco Benson Mrs. Hazel Pendleton and Mrs. Louise Adams. Games such as Five Hundred and Bridge were played with prizes won by A. C. Hatch and Georgia B. Mitchell for most frames.
Iron County residents travel with the county agent to Logan Utah for the annual four H leadership training at Utah State Agricultural College. Samuel Abbott William Bear man Bessie Halter man Mildred Mitchell Rolce B Nelson and L Tueller attend for one week.
The County Clerk's office issued licenses this week to Conrad R. Winter 37 of Los Angeles and Adele Place 30 of Butte Montana and to Evan J. Pryor 26 of Cedar City and Alica Smith 20 of Parowan.
Parowan high school basketball lost to Valley Stigh at Orderville Friday night then defeated the Cowboys 62 to 26 at Kabab Saturday. The Or derville score is unknown. Final league frames flow tonight with Cedar City and tomorrow at Enterprise.
The Lion County School Board will meet on Monday next instead of Saturday due to Abbott and Nelson attending a county club convention in Logan with county agent L. F. Tueller.
A meeting of the woolgrowers of Southern Utah, including Iron, Beaver, Garfield, Kane and Washington counties, will be in Cedar City on March 2. Secretary James A Hooper and other Utah Woolgrowers Association reps will discuss industry issues and business. Banquet at El Escalante hotel 7 30 p m. reservations with Lehi Al Jones.
Democratic voters in District No. 3 elected Warren Pendleton as district chairman and Waldo Taylor as secretary at a meeting in John H. Pendleton's office. Pendleton won 12 votes to Taylor's 9, filling vacancies left by Joel H. Orton's removal and Mrs. A. C. Hatch's move to another district. PF Bruhn visited Panguitch for a brief business trip.
Discussion on the changing tone of national capital reporting and the growing public interest in new plans, policies, and their impact on the nation, industry, and agriculture. The commentator notes the constant shifts and evolving news dynamics.
A school PTA meeting was held on February 28 with a one act play, band numbers, and a talk by Mrs. Jones from Cedar City. March events include the FLFLA Speech Contest on March 6 and FFA activities on March 11 with a Father and Son banquet. Tryouts for the debating team are on March 1. Nevada basketball tournament coverage and a desert roam for officials are noted.
Chonita and Murdo clash as the chorus tests voices and timing in a key rehearsal. The piece struggles with nerves, cues, and critiques as the B.A.C. contest nears on Thursday.
Riley Draper, formerly in charge of liquidation at Bank of Iron County, was appoint ed cashier of the Heber City bank when it reopened. This marks Draper's second major move since arriving, following his recent marriage, and is welcomed by Heber City citizens.
Charles H Rampton a prominent Davia county citizen and Bountiful resident died suddenly in San Francisco from a heart attack while visiting kin on the coast. The body was brought home for burial with funeral services held early in the week in Bountiful. Rampton leaves a widow and seven daughters including Elaine who has not lived in Parowan much of late.
The District Court heard three new filings this week. Federal Land Bank of Berkeley versus Jon E Haslam et al seeks foreclosure on mortgages totaling 8424.88 plus interest, back taxes, and 154 attorney fees. Bank of Southern Utah sues Heber Co Oborn of Ogden for 400 on a note with interest since January 16, 1930, plus costs and 75 attorney fees. Irene Barrick Murphey sues Patt Murphy for divorce with restoration of maiden name, 25 monthly alimony, costs and 375 attorney fees, alleging non support and accusations of misconduct and bigamy in Missouri.
Washington Digestnotes detail Utah lawmakers pushing hard in week six of the twenty first session. Bills on liquor water taxation and bond refunding shape the agenda while lifting committees set calendars and aim to curb special taxes. Senate action includes four bills and a joint resolution moving toward broader reform. House advances limit on freight cars and other measures while many tax bills may die in committees.
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