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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1933
Page
4
Notices show the Parowan Pub and Pruting Co issued a lease entry by W. Warner Mitchell dated October 27, 1915, listing mail matter classification and post office processing in Parowan Utah.
The piece argues that silver should play a larger role in national finance as critics concede its potential. It notes earlier radicalism, current support from business leaders, and opposition from wealth captains. It warns of gold's limits and silver price ruin for world trade.
The article urges building or repairing homes now to aid the war against unemployment and distress. It cites cheap materials, abundant labor, and the broader economic benefits of construction and maintenance spending.
A group of youths aged twelve to fifteen disrupted a Sunday evening illustrated lecture by Reverend Forsyth at a Presbyterian chapel. The incident reflects poorly on parental guidance and home training. The article condemns public disturbance and calls for parents to be informed to prevent repetition and ban further attendance.
Senator Day urged on the senate floor that adding Dixie College to the state system ignores the two year horizon for junior colleges. He warned future legislatures will demand similar access for all counties, raising costs.
The piece argues Lloyds of London would back bets against the gold standard with favorable odds. It critiques Roosevelt era currency policy, urges money should serve needs, and likens currency to a bridge that must adapt to demand or fail. It stresses money as a means, not a master, and cautions against valuing money over necessities.
A portrait of actress Norma Shearer praising motherhood and public image, listing her rules for success and personal conduct, and naming numerous contemporaries and acquaintances. The piece also comments on economic theory and calls for monetary reform, ending with praise for the President and support for his policies.
In Iron County Utah the district court through Sheriff Lewis T. Fife advertises a sale of property in the William Adams case. The Sheriff will sell March 27 1933 at the Iron County Courthouse Parowan for multiple parcels totaling about 1660 acres including 26 acres 104 rods and several large sections and quarters with all improvements and appurtenances. Sale conducted by Deputy L J Adams under bank liquidation authority.
The Firth Judicial District Court Iron County Utah issues an ET notice of sheriff's sale. Plaintiffs Bank of Utah Liquidation and Bank of Iron County seek sale of described lands in Iron County to satisfy a first mortgage held by Federal Land Bank Berkeley. Date March 20 1933 at 10 AM at Iron County Court House Patowan.
Alr. C. W. Glatzer of the Federal Seed Loan Office and the County Agent completed local organization to grant seed loans to Iron County farmers. A. T. Jones will handle applications at Main Street Cedar City Sheep Story building. County committee members are Rolce Nelson Joan S Christersen and F. L. Beiderman.
Utah extension poultryman Carl Frischknecht says profits remain possible despite low egg prices. By efficient feeding and home‑mixed grain rations, a hen can produce about 14 eggs per year with feed costs under a cent per pound. Clean up coops now to prevent disease and pests, remove litter, burn dead stock, and improve drainage with soil or sand to protect poultry flocks.
Lady with business ability and special supervision experience seeks readers and car training roles. We train you. Box 65, American Fork, Utah.
The text argues against overextending junior colleges in sparsely populated regions and notes Senator Day defending what he believes is fair for his district. It mentions a relief recipient and flour distribution, with a note to continue on the back page.
Iron County leaders W. H. Thompson Millard Halermach and Carrie Leigh Cedar City attended the fourteenth annual 4-H club leaders training at Utah State Agricultural College from February 27 to March 4. An even hundred leaders from 19 counties studied foods clothing home management dairying sheep poultry forestry and more. Miss Gertrude J. Warren from Washington D C lectured on national 4-H aims and county officials will apply the training with the county agent to grow 4-H work locally.
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