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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1932
Page
5
Miss Claudia Joseph in the High School graduation address warns that inequitable wealth distribution threatens individual enterprise and freedom. She cites two hundred ninety thousand people owning ninety percent of the nation's wealth and urges safeguarding equal opportunity for future generations.
The city suspends grazing prohibition temporarily to permit forage use on streets under strict rules. Animals must be on a rope or properly controlled and not near ditches, public square trees, or before sunrise and after sunset. Compliance urged to protect planted trees. violators risk enforcement by the city council. Harrel Dalton, Marshal.
Sato a Japanese farmer in the Beryl district ordered two thousand poults this year after earning money last year from twelve hundred birds. It is learned from the County Agent’s office that other farmers in the area are also placing turkey orders. The Times previously reported Sato’s project netting over two thousand dollars. Mrs Laura Mitchell Gavner visited Cedar City this week to see relatives.
Parowan defeated Cedar 1 to ? in five innings as part of the celebration program. Players Marsden Hatch Empey Chil on Bill Dalton Garner Saunders Clark Harrell Dalton Blain Henson represented Parowan. Lunt officiated. Larry Stow and family visited from Nevada, with Homer C. Jr. returning to Overton for a couple of weeks. Brand recording reminders urge livestock owners to rerecord marks before the 15th.
Multiple notices in Iron County Utah: a 1932 public land entry proof filing for Wil Itany Clab Rowley of Parowan with witnesses listed. and a sheriff's sale schedule by Intermountain Building and Loan Association et al regarding a parcel in Parowan described as Lot 15 Block 37 Plat B Cedar City Town Survey, sale set for May 1932 with purchase price in U.S. dollars.
Public sale notices list multiple parcels in Iron County Utah under sheriff and bank liquidations. Includes land descriptions in Section 25 and Sections 9 36 with parcels totaling about 154 acres and 99.99 acres, plus water rights and irrigation shares. Also covers parcels in Township 34 35 and related mortgage actions with May 1932 sale dates.
A Fresno plan by the local extension office offers farmers a chance to raise turkeys with minimal cash outlay. Poults cost 0e¢ each, require a 20 percent deposit, and the balance is due when turkeys are marketed in the fall. County agents urge prompt contact.
Messrs. Samuel Abbott and Amasa Stones of Paragonah have declared their intention to plant corn this year to produce silage for livestock next winter. They report trench silage was successful last winter and they expect more of this feed in the future.
County farmers including Parry, Walter K. Granger, Wayne Esplin, Carlyle Esplin, Rolce Nelson, Arthur Bryant of Cedar City and Samuel Abbott of Taragonah order registered certified seed corn from Colorado growers. They plan to grow certified seed corn this year buying three varieties: Colorado 13, Minnesota 1, and Australian White Flint.
The second 4 H Club in Iron County organized at Paragonah on Monday May 2 with Herbert Topham as president Thomas Abbott as vice president Alden Heap as secretary treasurer Orilla Abbott as reporter Leta Robinson as song and cheerleader Darwin Dailey and Byron Robinson as club leaders The project focuses on turkey raising.
Serious damage by cutworms to alfalfa pastures and crops reported by Utah State University entomologist George Knowlton. Use bran or alfalfa meal bait with white arsenic or Paris green, mixed with molasses and water, broadcast at dusk. For large areas apply 10 to 15 pounds per acre, repeat after two days, with early spring applications advised.
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