Servant of All Banking Servant to Small and Moderate Means
The piece argues banking serves all people, not just big business. It cites 45 million savings depositors with average balances under $600, most insured by FDIC, and notes the majority of loans go to small and middle sized enterprises rather than large corporations. It stresses banks exist to aid everyday savers and borrowers.
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Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
America
More Bouquets for Local Improvements Prompts Apology
Editor notes praise for J. M. Ward for courthouse grounds improvements including rubbish removal foundation work and flower planting. Mentions parishioners Meg Trix Jovinr Jane Wright and others as helping with storefront upkeep and theater painting while urging further civic flowers and public commendations in coming issues.
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P. H. Gurr
SA. Halterman
Will Lowder
Ray Adams
J. M. Ward
Nis
Court House
Meg
Trix Jovinr
Jane Wright
TiEway
Ana Sis
Public Auction Notice of Iron County Tax Sales
Iron County Utah offers sale of real estate for delinquent 1934 and 1935 taxes on May 4 1940 at 3 AM at the county courthouse Parowan. Items include Lot 3 Block 15 Parowan City and many Cedar City Parowan properties with redemption details and amounts due. County Clerk W Clair Rowley authenticates the notice per state law.
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Utah
Board of County Commissioners
Iron County
County of Iron
Parowan
Xron County
Port Personal
Tom IL Pendleton
Parowan City Sur
Delos Hyatt
Parowan City Survey
Freelyan W. Pendleton
Parowan City
David. Edwards
Paragonih
David J. Edwards
Sarah E Barton
John EB
Edwards
Horace N. Edwards
Orval Merrill
Nola Moni
Kawarra
Charles Parker Sr
Dock Kawatta
Harry Jurgens
Lunt
Charlotte J
S. le M
Richard Wils
Cedar City
Maurine Nelson
Elias M. Corty
Block
Cedar City Sur
George Wayne Esplin
Cedar City Survey
San Louis Mitchell
Abigal L. Webster Harris
Ernest and Bell Webster
Lucile H. Clark
Laska Toys | Com
Charles S. Gregory
Tois
L. M
N'ely
State Bank
Bank of
Semnen
Newses
M. C. Higbee
Rge
S. LM
Exel
Sonnen
George A. Topham
Swaysem
Sarah E. Barton
S. GM
SLI
Sevnen
SL. M
Thomas A.edwards
Seyney
Bec
B. M
Horate N. Edwards
Com
Sane
W. R. M, Edwards, Et al
Albert D. Rabb
Buette P. Morris
Lawrence
J. Adams
Car
Swrnem
William B. Murdock
Durham Morris
Swiy
Lamont H. Lowe
Flora P. Skougard
Parley Dalley
Otto P. Dalley
Summit Town
Beg
George W. Grimshaw
Rue SW
Francis Webster
Herbert W
Webster
Ney
Wysem
NYE
Wit
ElRoy Jones
Timothy Adams
Loretta J. Adams
Sewsey
SEN
John P. Key
Slam
Giddy Hod
Ruth MM
Greenwood
W. Clair Rowley
Tron County
Trent County
Inon County
Finishing Touches for 4 H Animals Before Intermountain Show
Extension expert Harry H. Smith advises junior exhibitors on last minute grooming for calves hogs and pigs. Calves should stand squarely by pressing above the hoof and back muscles sharpened with a stick. Wash calves with tar soap and dampen curly hair with olive oil and alcohol for show appeal. Hogs benefit from ear and tail clipping and thorough washing. Treat mange with crank case oil. Daily handling improves behavior and judge appeal.
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Tme Intermountain
Harry H. Smith
Professor Smith
Dates Set for Deferred AAA Grazing Program in Iron County
Iron County announces deferred grazing dates under the AAA range conservation program to permit natural reseeding. Elevation bands set grazing windows from March 1 to June 30 at 8000 to 4000 feet, April 1 to July 31 at 4000 to 6000 feet, and April 15 to August 15 at 6000 to 7500 feet. About 100 Iron County ranchers are expected to participate, says J M Palmer, chairman.
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AAA
Iron County
J. M. Palmer
County
AAA Committee
Palmer
Extension dairyman reports improvement in Utah dairy industry
Rich reports rapid gains in Utah dairy herds with 11 improvement associations testing about 7000 cows for butterfat. Nine tested herds last year encompassed roughly 9000 cows, averaging 200 pounds of butterfat per cow and netting about 28 dollars above feed costs. Higher producers yielded more, while low producers still added to family budgets. Better herds depend on improved sires, home-grown feeds, and careful management.
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Via
Lyman Hy
Rich Me
Rich
Fruit Tree Spraying Underway For Codling Worm Control
Orchardists urged to begin spraying apples and pears to combat codling moth infestations this season. Alma Millett operates the county power spray gear again this year. Requests may be left at the County Agent's office in Cedi City or with County Clerk W Clair Rowly in Parawan, or contact Alma Silt in Lamonte or Tuller directly.
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Favoribie Alma Millett
Cedi
W. Clair Rowly
Parawan
Alma Silt
Lamonte
Tuller
Elm and other trees top spring farm planting lists
Siberian Elm leads spring farm planting with Logan nursery taking orders for 24122 trees. Russian olive second with 1942. Eastern red cedar third at 12512. black locust fourth at 637. blue spruce fifth with 8631. Over 100000 trees to be planted this year in Ulrich farm stock.
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Logan
Ulich
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