Warner Mitcenen lapses as lessee in Patowar Utah
Notice lists Warner Mitcenen as lessee and second class mail matter registered at the Patowar Utah post office dated October 27, 1915.
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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1933
Page
4
Notice lists Warner Mitcenen as lessee and second class mail matter registered at the Patowar Utah post office dated October 27, 1915.
The Parowan stake teaches the March message focuses on temporal church affairs. Families are urged to start now and plan for next winter to be self supporting, reducing reliance on emergency relief funds. The plan aligns with a Relief committee aim to bolster thrift and independence, with gar cons and jam crops as storage for future needs. Those who neglect preparation risk distress.
Dairy samples tested by inspector John E. Blazzard reveal small groups with excessive sediment and others showing clean milk from Rasmussen Pendleton Day Farms and more. The article urges patrons to review results and notes political commentary on Prohibition repeal and bank holidays before the new administration takes office.
The Times greets David S Williams as Milford News new publisher after leading Emery County Progress in Castledale. He has traveled widely and returns to Utah from Idaho to join Milford as a neighbor and asset.
The piece argues that interest rather than taxes fuels public hardship and criticizes lawmakers at state and national levels for not regulating or reducing interest rates. It contends lower interest would ease burdens on farmers and relieve broad economic stress.
The piece argues the danger in submitting to voters whether to repeal the eighteenth amendment. It warns a minority could thwart the will of the majority if public sentiment shifts, potentially making repeal impossible despite broad support. The article notes the need for three fourths of states to approve and analyzes how large states vs small majorities could block action.
Article recounts George Washington organizing an early American fleet during the Revolution. It cites the formation of armed vessels led by captains Broughton Manley and others, including the schooners Hannah Lee Warren Washington and Harrison. Key prizes include Unity and the brig Nancy, with impact on the siege of Boston.
Sam Hill argues against bank deposits guarantees and perpetual interest, warning that credit and interest drain national wealth. He asserts cash relief, not expanded credit, lowers taxes and curbs government debt, citing Wall Street flows and weaponized inflation as dangers.
The District Court, Tron County Utah, orders a sheriff sale for March 27 1933 at the Iron County Court House front door in Pasawan. Properties include 26 acres plus 1230 acres in multiple sections, and 40 acres in Section 25, with all improvements and appurtenances. Sheriff Lewis Tt Fife signs the notice with Deputy L J Adams.
Sheriff Lewis R. Fife will sell at 10 oclock front door of the Iron County courthouse Parowan Utah the lands described in Township 33 South Range 9 West and related parcels on March 20 1933 to satisfy the First Mortgage held by the Federal Land Bank of Berkeley. The sale is subject to the mortgage lien and includes portions of SE quarter of Section 33 and other parcels totaling about 158 acres with certain exceptions. Attorneys Morrin and Matheson represent the plaintiffs Bank of Iron County and J A Malta.
Professor J Hogenson urges Utah farmers to test seed germination before planting. A simple method uses two tin plates with wet blotting paper to assess 100 seeds, counting those that germinate. Good seed shows 95 to 93 percent germination. below 90 percent, avoid planting from that seed lot. Contact county agent or Extension Service at Logan for details.
County farmers may obtain crop production loans through the Federal Seed Loan office in Salt Lake City. County Agent plans to distribute loan application forms within a week to ten days and will issue later instructions from Washington, D. C. Watch for further loan information.
The piece reflects on themes of renaissance and discovery, the banishment of superstition, and a forthcoming financial revolution akin to past industrial shifts. It previews a series tracing the present economic order, its development, and the clash with human impulses as old structures crumble. Mr. and Mrs. F W Hyatt visited Cedar City on Thursday.
About 900 small forest trees were planted across nine Iron County sites in 1931 and 1932. The effort, led by forester Paul M Dunn, used Siteflan elm and other species from the Iron County nursery and Cedar City cooperators. Expert recommendations favor hardwend varieties for dry sites and caution walnut may struggle at high altitude. More than 53 000 seedlings will be available this spring from Logan nursery for farm woodlots and windbreaks, priced 1 50 to 2 50 per hundred, shipping included.
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