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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1946
Page
5
The Game Commission chief deputy warns hunters to properly tag deer and transport them, noting responsibilities for disease risk and the need for clear identification. Immediate penalties apply for untagged game, with notice and potential conviction procedures outlined.
Interested individuals should contact Will L Adams of Parowan or J Nelson Marden of Cedar City before October 1946. A prize of 5L is offered for the best written pageant finished by February. Rules and regulations apply. Special permits require hunting only in designated areas and hunters must wear at least one red item.
Constitutional amendment proposes section 2 of Article XI to authorize property taxation on United States lands within Utah with exemptions for public properties and utilities. It outlines tax rates, exemptions for homesteads and disabled veterans, and a state minimum tax to fund debt, with submission to voters at the next general election.
Constitutional Amendment No. 2 proposes to amend Article III of the Utah Constitution relating to taxation of lands and exemptions. The measure outlines legislative approval and the process for adoption, asserts limits on religious worship interference, prohibits plural marriages, and declares state ownership and control over unappropriated lands and Indian allotments within specified boundaries. The text reflects historic constitutional language and states the people’s intent to preserve rights while defining land and tribal interests.
Constitutional Amendment No 3 proposes amending Article XII Section 7 to limit tangible property taxation to 2.4 mills for general state purposes while allowing an additional levy for the state’s share of funding kindergarten through high schools. The state would contribute up to 75 percent of the minimum school program cost, with the rest raised by other sources, allocation to districts to be set by law, dated January 1947.
Article XII section three outlines allocation of revenues from income taxes and intangible property. The document notes that approval requires two thirds of all elected members. The text presents the amendment as a state constitutional provision with voting thresholds.
Amendment proposes Section 10, Article VII, to require county attorney elections by qualified county voters for a four year term. It gives courts power to appoint a pro tempore attorney if the local or state attorney fails to attend and prosecute. Secretary dated day of January 1547.
Constitutional Amendment No 6 proposes to amend section 20 of article VII to set monthly compensation for the Governor Secretary of State Auditor Treasurer Attorney General Superintendent of Public Instruction and other officers as provided by law. The measure requires approval by two thirds of legislators voting in favor.
Constitutional Amendment No 7 proposes to amend Section 12 of Article VII, guaranteeing judges of the Supreme and District Courts receive compensation at stated times and that such pay shall not be diminished during their term of office.
Secretary of State I E E Monson certifies that the amendment proposes permanent state institution locations under Article XIX Sec 3. The Seat of Government and State Fair are to be in Salt Lake City, with other institutions placed per legislative choice. Certification dated August 17, 1946, in Salt Lake City.
The article reports a 36 percent rise in hogs slaughtered under Federal inspection in July and August 1946 versus 1945, with cattle marketings also up and on feed numbers falling in Corn Belt states. It details crop records for 1946 including record corn and wheat crops, notes dairy price controls, and covers USDA procurement, tariffs, and U.S. Mexico livestock quarantine efforts amidFoot-and-mouth disease concerns. Various figures, dates, and agencies are cited to illustrate market and policy conditions.
About 500 million man days are lost yearly to illness and accidents and the nation bears about 8 billion dollars in wage loss premature deaths and medical costs. The Woman's Workshop notes homemakers spend 45 percent of their working day in the kitchen.
Proper timing of DDT applications has proved effective in controlling the corn borer. For drying wet boots, cut sections from an automobile tire and tack them up to hold rubber boots inverted. Hanging boots allows air circulation and complete drainage when wet.
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