24 Mar 1933
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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1933
Page
1
The article argues that credit money created by banks drives price levels and trade, detailing how loans become deposits, the 1929 crash impact, and the failure of bankers to support industry. It criticizes bank policy, the shift to bonds, and the lack of money purchasing power for productive enterprise.
Parowan Paragonah game preserve will stay closed for another year or two to study feed conditions after a survey. Men from two community groups reported most range not overused and deep areas in good condition. Survey followed a Monday meeting with livestock representatives and sportsmen clubs. Lloyd Ward won the big prize this week. his brother Rex previously won a prize for naming Morning milk.
Senator Wilford Day explains his stance on Parowan Paragon road project and local labor pay. He notes Millard county practices differing from Parowan’s and asserts his aim was to obtain reliable information and serve the people without meddling.
Freeman W. Pendleton observed his seventy eighth birthday on March 3. Surrounded by children, grandchildren and great grandchildren at his home, the farmer and dairyman enjoyed an evening of reminiscence, games and refreshments. He remains active and avid in fishing and hunting.
Notice warns users that the 10 percent prompt payment discount for light and water rentals will be discontinued next month if payments are not more prompt. By order of City Council, recorder Richard M. Denson signs the notice.
A meeting of the Associated China Clubs of Southern Utah will be held in St George next Saturday April 1. The executive committee meets at the Liberty hotel at noon continuing to 5 pm with committees at 2 and a joint chairmen directors meeting at 5. A public banquet and dance are planned for the evening under the direction of W Love Jr from Washington county.
The Parowan High School Future Farmers of America chapter will sponsor a Spring dairy show on Friday April 24. Classes include grade and purebred stock in the Holstein and Jersey divisions. Entries are urged by April 10 with联系方式 to Nerbert Topham Glenn Williamson for Parowan dairymen and Keith Ward Harrey Dalton for others.
After years of service at Parowan High School, instructor Durham Morris will leave at season's end to devote time to a growing law practice. Superintendent N J Batlow cites Morris’s good work and notes no replacement yet named. The notice follows a separate item about Lloyd Ward winning a Conoco contest prize and other local notes.
Mr. Sam Abbott of the Tron County board of education notes the district pays six cents per mile on improved highways and eight cents on district travel off the improved roads, correcting a prior report that mileage was eight cents straight.
Parowan City proclaims the week of March 2 to March 9 as Spring Clean Up Week to improve sanitation and prevent fly nuisance. Mayor Ivan Decker urges citizens to remove unhealthy and unsightly conditions from individual properties during the designated period.
A posted list names thirty four prospective graduates from Parowan and Paragonah. The list includes Watson Adams Bruce Adams Emily Banta Dorothy Panta Phyllis Tenson Kathrine Clark Daniel Crawford Clara Talton and others. The faculty graduation committee is Ivan Decker Louise Adams and John H Pendleton.
James Robb son of Mr and Mrs S Walter Stobb of Paragonah will represent the graduating class as valedictorian at Farowan Illich school with May 12 graduation. An alternate LaVerne Hyatt was chosen by the board and several students were noted for scholarships. White?
Relatives learned of the California marriage of Miss Alice Taylor formerly of Parowan and Mr Daniel Flynn of Cedar City. No date or venue details are available. Alice is the daughter of the late George F. and Ellen B Taylor and is described as a fine young lady amid Cedar City prominence.
Mrs Lottie I Esplin home yearning specialist from Utah State Agricultural College at Logan spoke Wednesday night on child behavior and family relations to an attentive group. County Agent L J Tuecker accompanied her. Mr San AgboLe came from nearby town after business obligations.
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