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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1933
Page
4
The Parowan Times published by Parowan Pub and Printing Co. with W. Warner Diltenel as manager. Entry notes second class mail status and post office details for Parowan Utah in December 1971.
Parowan observers note a decline in both fruit and ornamental trees as older trees vanish faster than new plantings. They urge immediate action this spring to increase tree numbers in public squares, the school and church grounds, and throughout the city, favoring coed varieties and even easy-to-start species like cottonwoods.
The Cedar City chamber of commerce backs a four year plan to cooperate with the Associated Civic Clubs of Southern Utah to advertise the region as a whole. A single brochure highlighting Zion National Park Bryce Cedar Breaks Grand Canyon Wayne Wonderland and more is favored over separate ads. Arthur Joseph cites local promotions as evidence of the plan’s value while noting recent prize giveaways and promotions by Mortensen and Lloyd Ward.
State 4-H leader D. P. Murray and County Agent L. B. Tueller visited Iron County on March 24 25 to discuss boys and girls 4-H work. Meetings and visits covered Kanarta Midvalley Summit Para konah with focus on corn sheep baby beef poultry pie and garden projects. Local boys prepare land for corn and a public jall crowd taxed by drinkers led to withheld names unless officers charge them.
A parody dispatch from Moscow on March 6 reports Russia facing bank closures affecting thousands, an embargo on gold, and bizarre claims about Stalin and vast poverty. The spoof notes overproduction, starvation fears, and a dramatic economic collapse, ending with chaotic radio commentary and satirical quips.
The Naval Observatory has long published the American Ephemeris and Nautical Almanac guiding officers. It also supplies navigational instruments. The piece notes magnetic variation and ship deviation, the Tripoli tribute ending in 1805, and compares the frigates Constitution and Constellation with Constellation now at Newport Naval Training Station.
A school lesson extols the danger of flies, noting 40 000 species, their life cycle, and how cleaning stables can cut fly numbers. The piece campaigns a national Swat the Fly effort and urges effort to clean filthy breeding sites.
Readable ads offer a cool piano for sale or trade for a small car by Mrs Rose Hyatt in Parowan telephone 42 1. Seed Wisdat California Club sold by Southern Utah Dairy Co Parowan at 1 50 per cwt. Tiano instruction for beginners by Mrs Itha M Mortensen Parewar 31 25.
Suit filed in the District Court by the Deseret Building Society against Charlotte W Walker Butler et al to foreclose a mortgage for 5000 plus interest costs and 600 attorney fees. Petition also seeks appointment of Thurse A Williams as administratrix of the estate of the late husband Tilley G Williams. Est’d value of estate is 8000. Morris and Matheson are petitioner's attorneys. P Mr Carlos Thornton was up from Paragonah on business matters Monday of this year.
Deseret Building Society sues to foreclose its mortgage on land in Iron County Utah. Named defendants include Louie F A Goudge Norman Goudgeh Manuel Green Pacific Building and Finance Arthur Vue Per Henry Geese Duke Page Nephi Morris. Case set with summons issued and deadlines of 20 to 30 days to answer. Attorney Anderson and Cannon of Salt Lake City filed. Address 623 Continental Bank Ride, Salt Lake City. March 17-24-31 and April 7-14 notice dates.
Leonard Wargrave of Cedar Valley reports rich results from trench silo silage. Three workers stored 65 tons of corn in eight days, feeding 30 head cattle plus pigs and chickens. Milk output rises, cows show better condition, and hay needs drop. Southern Utah Dairy Co. posts a new daily milk record of 2376 pounds.
Utah forester Paul At. Dunn reports rapid early growth for black locust trees planted by farmers. With drought and rabbit pressures, several Utah sites show substantial height increases. the tree fixes nitrogen and helps prevent soil erosion. Over 10 000 seedlings available from Utah State Agricultural College nursery, priced at 1.50 per hundred, shipping begins April 5.
Perennials like rhubarb should stay on one side and unearthed for years. Plant short season vegetables together to free space for later crops. Group crops that last through the season and ensure something useful grows all season. Stagger plantings every two weeks for radishes beans peas beets carrots lettuce spinach and sweet corn. Late plantings for fall harvesting. Include spacing and sun exposure to optimize yield.
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