White Flint Corn Project aims to substitute wheat in Utah
The White Flint Corn Project seeks substitutes for 25 percent of Utah wheat use by producing 15 250 000 pounds of substitutes from white corn. The plan envisions 9 600 acres to yield enough for 2 8 percent of state wheat needs and includes arrangements with mills for handling shipments. Preston W. Nibley to lead, dedicating effort to advance the venture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pood Administration
Utah
Whig
Lees
Preston W. Nibley
Cooking Moth control bulletin issued by Utah Experiment Station
The Utah Agricultural Experiment Station releases guidance on controlling the Codling Moth like the Cooking Moth agricolor. Professor Haran summarizes essential control measures including a spray of about three pounds paste or one and one half pounds powder to 50 gallons of water. Timing advised: first spray 3 to 5 days after petals fall, second spray about two days later. A free circular with details is available from the Utah Experiment Station, Logram, Gish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miah
Haran
Utah
Fragmentary oil well note from ancient report
The readable text hints at Mir Bronco and a well potential yielding 20 barrels daily. It mentions drill bits and a valley with coal averages, referencing figures like Ta Fertig Vuckoess in a speculative context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mir
Iron County School Board Hears May Meeting Actions
The Iron County School Board met May 6 in Parowan, approving building extras for Parowan and Kanebra projects, appointing a Boys’ Club leader and a Parowan representative, and adjusting quarters to meet Smith Hughes requirements. They funded fire hose, pool draining work, budget items, salaries, library and maintenance, and approved a drinking fountain at Summit School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iron County School Board
Farowan
Thorley
Bozarth
Bardiey Brog
Decker
State Board of Education
Molon
Decker Wwe
Parowan
Nutal
Do Not Market Your Laying Hens Warned by Food Administration
A wartime notice warns not to sell laying hens for most purposes while cockerels and bantam stock are advised. The Department of Agriculture urges keeping healthy hens for egg production through the season, noting eggs will be needed for the next three to four months as prices rise and demand stays strong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Natonal Food Administration
Fies
United States
Department of Agriculture
Ysi
Washington
Pullela
Fisk
Lamon
Potrero Veteran Seeks Return to Fight Germans
A Potrero resident, Geon Dubo, a war veteran, expresses desire to return to service against Germany. He signs an offer of service worth a substantial sum, claiming readiness and physical fitness for another conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potrero
Sen Deere
Geon Dubo
T&t
France
Leto
Road To Happiness Through Charaperlamn’s Tablets
An old advertisement touts Charaperlamn’s Tablets as a remedy for constipation and poor digestion. It claims the tablets ease bowel movement improve appetite and strengthen digestion while promoting happiness.
Forests to Carry More Livestock For War Needs
National Forests will host expanded grazing this year with half a million more sheep and about a quarter million more cattle permitted. Total under permit reach about nine million sheep and over one million swine, reflecting wartime demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forester
Triaves
Rheumatic Pains Relieved by Chamberlain’s Liniment
Mrs HW Finch of Batavia endorses Chamberlain's Liniment for rheumatic pains in the back shoulders and limbs. She reports prompt relief and says it never fails to help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Paina
Batavia
Trespass Notice On Cedar Canyon Land
Malice is hereby given that all persons forbidden to allow cattle or horses to trespass on the fence land on Somme Mountain south slope entering Cedar Canyon owned by the undersigned. Any animals found trespassing will be impounded and held for damages. Livestock owners must heed notice. Advt May 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somme Mountain
Cedar Canyon
Marsden Wilford
EL Clark
EM Owens Bayles Broschas Adams
Harsh Crowded Legal Notice From General Land Office
A garbled OCR style notice references the General Land Office and a specific land claim matter. It mentions procedures, dates, and legal actions tied to land allotment or adjudication, with implied deadlines and formal authority. Names and places are obscured by transcription errors, but the tone remains official and bureaucratic.
Restoration to Batay of Lards Forest Notte Report
Fragmented OCR text describes a restoration or land dispute in a forest area with references to local landmarks, dates, and possible government actions. The readable portions mention towns, counties, and borderline details without clear events or outcomes, suggesting a public notices style item from a historical paper.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Parowan Publiading & Printing Company
Alex H. Rolly
Claas Mat Mattar
St Parowan Uwheh
Parwen
White Flint Corn Project
School Board
Quetent
Parcwan Boods
Gillomdles
Elenons
de Fuente
EU Teicher
Alma
Leon Gowoty
UT Acer
Frealdent
Janet Reps
Aerk
Thea Evard
Summit Achonl
Ts Port Pone
Parowsa Hich
Fhorley
Bozurth
Road
Charaperlamn
Adtv
Parowan Oil Company
Albert Wni
Tollestrup
Piano
Viela
Artic
Thea DD Ado
Parowanteh
F. B. C. Eilersficken
Benda
Leeds
Oor Wenhitat Secon
Notte Heey Guyen
Dee
Lee Ice AH Abeel
Sue Ld Gee Sk
Belt Lake
Cly
Jane
Seth
Bank Commissioner
Ing Overdrafts
Our Board of
Bank of
Iron County
Matheson
D. A. Matheson
Beaver Woolen Mills
William Pritchard
Walter Mitchell
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!