Parowan Times Public Notice Listing
Public notice from Parowan Times weekly edition lists the Parowan Pub. and Printing Co. with W. Warner as lessee. Dated March 27 by the Second Class matter registration at Parowan Utah Post Office.
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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1934
Page
4
Public notice from Parowan Times weekly edition lists the Parowan Pub. and Printing Co. with W. Warner as lessee. Dated March 27 by the Second Class matter registration at Parowan Utah Post Office.
The passage extols a debt financed community entertainment plan under the New Deal era. It argues the scheme offers affordable access to dramas and programs, strengthens community life, enables broader participation, and uncovers local talent while fostering a cooperative spirit.
Local Times urges continued home improvements to spur employment in the construction industry. It highlights unspent funds, existing leaks, and unsafe wiring while stressing community notices and water conservation as essential during a tightening economy.
The article notes the first electric drive ship Ju Piter, compares electric and steam drive battleships, and recalls the Cyclops mystery. It cites American wartime firsts, postwar investigations, and naval losses including John Fopolucci and Lt. C. G. Poomas. It also mentions Yorktown era power outages in Tacoma and battles on Lake Champlain with Benedict Arnold and Thomas McDonough.
Willa and Elna Miller advise using spinach dandelion beet greens turnip tops mustard greens and chard as iron rich staples all year. They recommend preserving leafy greens by canning or drying while fresh and detail careful washing wilted preparation and packing to maintain color and nutrients.
Lorin Smith of Parowan Utah states dissatisfaction claims are untrue and commends Charles Petty of the Petty Motor Co Cedar City for fair treatment and plans to buy again there if he purchases a car.
In the Fifth Judicial District Court Utah Iron County two estates. Creditors must present claims with vouchers to the administrator at Parowan Utah or by mail to Parowan Iron County on or before June 30 1934. Dated April 18 1934. John W Bentley J P administrator Morris Matheson attorneys Cedar City Parowan Utah.
White Leghorn cockerels blood tested sired by pedigreed males from dames with trap nest records of 324 to 342 per year. Seed corn for home garden and field includes Stohl’s evergreen and yellow flint varieties. Early potato seed and alfalfa seed offered along with a 300 egg capacity incubator for sale by Scott Day.
Miss Finn Miller of Utah State Agricultural College urges homemakers to keep foods close to their natural state. She warns overcooking vegetables and undercooking cereals dull flavor and says fruit desserts should feature fresh or canned fruit.
Utah state extension director William Peterson heads a grasshopper control committee formed to use government funds from the Bureau of Entomology. The plan calls for county level organizations to distribute bait, with storage and transport arranged by local agents under entomologist supervision.
Edwin K. Winder of the Utah Farm Production Credit Association announces available loan and borrower budget blanks at the county agent’s office in the Federal Building Cedar City. Crop production and livestock loans up to six thousand dollars are handled by the Utah Farm Credit Association. Livestock loans over five thousand dollars may be secured through the Utah Livestock Production Credit Association. Current interest rate on crop production loans is 5 1 2 percent, subject to change with the Federal intermediate credit bank discount rate. County agent can provide details.
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