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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1946
Page
5
A fragmented text discusses Utah's tourism and service sectors, noting the vital role of restaurants and counter services in economic growth. It highlights potential income, job creation, and the importance of roads and tourism-related ventures for statewide prosperity.
Mei Mrs Blaine Berean travels from Kingman Arizona to visit her mother Mesol Lenn Flumine who teaches nearby. The brief notes family ties and a request for support accompany the journey.
The read text presents garbled phrases about the Me and Veye attitudes, city life, and potential war themes. It mentions figures such as The Me, The Atorst setter, and The wrtude, with scattered references to coffee, drugs, and public opinion. Extracted facts are unclear and naming is inconsistent.
Fragmentary OCR text discusses January events and visits to Zion and Bryce National Parks. Mentions tourism, prices, and possible hardships, with many garbled phrases and uncertain details. No clear persons, organizations, dates, or outcomes to confirm.
A partially blind person may carry a white cane or a white wand to indicate to other road users they require extra caution. The cane serves as a traffic signal and identification to reduce accidents.
Agronomists from the Georgia Department of Agriculture and state experiment stations report a practical nematode control for coastal plain soils. Targeted chloropicrin treatment at planting hills cuts costs and increases hill yields from 175 to 458 pounds of salable watermelons, adding about 100 pounds per acre for six and a half cents of treatment.
Dr Ralph W Dean of the Hudson Valley Fruit Investigations Laboratory says the European red mite cannot be controlled by DDT and may increase where sprays are applied. Two natural predators, a tiny black ladybird beetle and a true bug, help keep mites in check, and their killing by DDT can allow mite outbreaks. The mite harms leaves by feeding and reducing photosynthesis, hurting fruit quality.
Department of Agriculture research ties alfalfa seed yields to pollinating insects especially bees. Studies indicate about 75,000 bee visits are needed per pound of seed and a 500 pound acre yield would require roughly 38 million visits. Low yields may reflect insufficient pollinators.
Varnish used on mummy cases dates back to ancient Egypt where a legendary queen BerNice is said to have sacrificed her hair to Venus. For millennia, special purpose finishes existed but until the mid 19th century were mainly luxury items for instruments, vehicles, and furniture.
The 1945 daily patient load in United States hospitals averaged 1,405, similar to 1944 excluding newborns. General hospitals reported an average daily census of 665,305, surpassing rental institutions at 624,349. The previous year figures were 616,41 and 570,331 respectively.
Parowan City Council urged listed residents to plan July 4th celebrations. Dixie Power showed Fright aire kitchen freezer device. Parowan mourns first white child born here, died at home after two weeks illness near 75th birthday. A quiet wedding united Claude Burton and Alberta Worthen. Wool clip mostly sold to Boston firm at 27 to 30 cents.
On Center Countries of the Near and Middle East posers an estimated 40-odd per cent of the world's known petroleum wealth. The area lies between the Black and Caspian seas and the Mediterranean and the Indian Ocean. Major producers are the Soviet Union Iran Iraq and Saudi Arabia with Bahrain tied to oil operations. Smaller supplies come from Egypt and Kuwait near the Persian Gulf.
A naval tale explains how grog got its name from Admiral Edward Vernon who ordered watered down rum in 1745. Sailors mocked the measure by calling it grog after his grogan cloak, earning the nickname Old Grog.
Guidance on soaking dried fruit explains use a cup of water per half a pound of fruit. Once soaked, no drainage is needed before cooking, ensuring plumped fruit with minimal liquid loss.
A sugar plantation fire may not ruin the crop. Some plantations burn the leaves before harvest to remove heavy foliage, a practice that leaves the juice-filled stalks unharmed.
Farmers suffer more work deaths than industry and higher home accident fatalities, with numerous off farm fatalities from motor vehicles and other accidents. The pattern shows broad risk across work and home settings, underscoring the need for targeted safety measures.
A tart cabbage salad lightly seasoned with chili sauce and chopped dill pickles complements fried or escalloped oysters.
The United States Surplus Property Office approves the sale of the Geneva Steel Plant to United States Steel, a move seen as crucial for Utah and the western region. The deal fulfills wartime disarmament laws and aims to dispose of surplus assets without creating a monopoly, with expectations of no further delays from federal agencies or state delegation.
The Agriculture Department order requires public elevators to divert half of farmer shipments to famine relief, with half of the warehouse stock reserved for the federal program. It aims to reach 250 million bushels but excludes direct farmer purchases for livestock feeding and on farm grain.
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