Corn silage proves its worth for Duchesne County farmers
County agent Tueller promotes corn planting and trench silos to boost livestock feed. The Roosevelt Standard notes H D Allred of Blue Bell Utah using a trench silo with 20 tons of corn silage, urging Uintah Basin farmers to replace alfalfa with corn where water is scarce and land yields are limited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tueller
the Times
Roosevelt Standard
H. D. Allred
P Bluebel
Utah
Duchesne County
Uintah Basin
Premium to Delinquents Sparks City Wage Debate
City council raised city work pay to 3 a day, up from 2. Critics say paying delinquents in labor at 3 creates a premium over private employers and discourages timely bill payment. They urge reversing the policy to improve collection and work quality.
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Ita
Public Land Notice for Rowley Parowan Utah 1933
Notice announces William Clair Rowley of Parowan Utah intends to prove final proof on his stock raising homestead entry No 036367 for EYSW% of Section 1 Township 32 South Range 9 West Salt Lake Meridian. Final proof to be made before Eli Taylor Registrar U S Land Office Salt Lake City on May 16 1933. Witnesses named Peter H Gurr Alvin Benson Wm G Rowley and A T Matheson all of Parowan Utah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
Salt Lake City
Utah
William Clair Rowley
Farowan
Weat
Salt Lake Meridian
Eli ¥. Taylor
Register
U. S. Land Office
Qlialmant
Peter H. Gurr
Alvin Benson
Wm. G. Rowley
A. T. Matheson
Parowan, Utah
Notice of Sheriff's Sale in Iron County Utah
The State of Utah v John P Dalley and Mary J Dalley and unknowns. A sheriff sale is set for May 1, 1932 at 2 p.m. at the front door of the Iron County Courthouse Carowan Utah to convey 154 acres of land in Fron County plus four shares of water rights in Summit Irrigation Company and associated appurtenances. Sheriff Lewis I Fife, with Deputy L J Adams, issued April 25 1932.
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John P. Dalley
Mary J. Dallbey
Doe
Carowan
Iron County
Utah
Fron County
State of Utah
Range
Salt Lake Meridian
Jessy
Summit Irrigation Company
Lewis I. Fife
L. J. Adams
Parowan West Field Division
Center Creek Irrigation Corporation
Lewis R. Fife
Richard W. Young
HG Mostis & Matheson
The
Plaintif
Notice of Sheriff Sale in Utah Iron County
The Federal Land Bank of Berkeley files a notice of sale in the Fifth Judicial District Court of Utah Iran County. Sheriff will sell on May 21, 1932 at 30 o’clock AM at the Iron County Courthouse front door. Parcels include 49 acres in Section 9 and 59.99 acres in Section 16 described by township range lines.
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District Court
The
Fifth Judicial District
County of
Iron
State of
Utah
Fifth Judicial District Court
Iran
Iron County Court House
Parowan
Iron County
Iren County
Salt Lake Base
Balt Lake
William Davenport
County Recorder
William IL Lyman
W. H. Lyman
Julia Lyman
John H. Selley & Sons Company
Dixie Stockgrowers Bank
First Doe
DOS
Third Doe
Call for Democratic County Convention in Iron County
A Democratic county convention is called for Cedar City at 3 p m on Friday May 20 1992 to elect nine delegates to the state convention in Salt Lake City and reorganize county party leadership. Delegates allocated by precinct with Cedar City 12 others listed. primaries urged and precinct officers to be elected. The state convention will also select a National committeeman and eight delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Democratic Party
Iron County
Cedar City
George F H. Dern
Paragonah
Parowan
Summit
Enoch
Land
Beryl-Zone
Newcastle
Kanarra
Modena
Hamlin Valley
Iron Springs
Utah
Democratiec
Chicago
Expert Sees Hope For Poultrymen And Farm Updates
Expert Byron Alder discusses preserving eggs for home use amid cheap current prices and possible fall shortages. He cites fewer hens, slow egg storage, and fewer brooded chicks as signals of tighter markets next year. Also reports on Rambouillet lambs selling for high prices, turkey poult plans, and corn varietal tests by USDA and Extension Service.
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Byron Alder
Utah
U.S
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
Boston
Silage as cheap feed insurance for winter shortages
A Utah article argues planting corn for silage yields 15 to 20 tons per acre, stored in trench silos for low cost. It urges livestock producers to adopt silage now to bridge winter feed gaps, stressing easy storage, balancing rations, and ready use next spring.
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EB. J. Maynard
Utah
Don’t Water the Streets Warn of Overflow
With heavy rain and more expected, residents are urged to prevent street and sidewalk flooding by not allowing irrigation runoff or waste water to escape. Local authorities note many streets are already low and at risk of damage.
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Parowan Times
Parowan Pub. & Printing
Col
W. Warner Mitchell
Gata
Mick Rie
Solice
Palastay
Ido
Treader
Sherriff
Federal Land Bank OF Berkeley
Joseph 0. Decker
Annie Jensen Decker
Swain B. Decker
Jane Doe Decker
A. P. Blough
Estelle M. Blough
Boe
WM. M. Shay
Democratic Committees
Lewis R. Flie
Morris and Matheson
W. H. Hadlock
Bank of Iron County
West Salt Lake Meridian
Belle Fourche
United States Department of Agriulture
Newell
South Dakota
Sioux City
Iowa
Byron Robinson
Oliver Hatchery
Fresno
California
Robinson
Rolce Nelson
U.S.D.A
W. Clair Rowley
Mutual Life Insurance Co
Hunters Peerless Cleaning Service
North Main
Cleaning & Pressing
Shay & Shay Attorneys AT Law
Pee City
Ene, Garfield
Washington Counties
Reuben J. Shay
William M. Shay
Abstractor
Savio GaarTauty
Court Ilouse, Parowan
Parowan and
Lamont E. Tueller
George Marsh
Canada
Jim Stuart
Hudson's Bay Company
Jim
North
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