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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1944
Page
4
The Parowan Times Publisher Weekly from Parowan Utah, published by Parowan Pub. & Printing Co. lists its association details and notes its second class mail designation dated October 27, 1913.
A local drive for waste paper shows bundles left on doorsteps after the event, suggesting failure to collect and ship the paper. The writer urges better participation and notes citizens’ willingness to help in the effort.
The president has proclaimed October 1425 as Fire Prevention Week, urging nationwide attention to fire safety and prevention measures amid ongoing public awareness campaigns.
A damaged OCR passage urges the American public to join a nationwide campaign for fire safety. It cites rising fire losses exceeding 340 007.00 and calls individuals to inform neighbors, promote precautions at work, and contact fire prevention authorities to support a year long safety effort.
A period guide notes that the deep Pry method for roasting almonds is outdated amid a food shortage. It advises placing blanched almonds in a shallow pan with one teaspoon of oil per cup and browning in a moderate oven until a delicate color.
The Cedar City convention backed Walter E. Granger for State Representative with Ed ward J Palmer as secretary. four year taw commissioner Thomas W. Jones and 32 short-term commissioner and John M Feeer for county attorney were named. Officers of Relief Society and local clubs announced, while the Matheson family hosted a missionary social for Aasson Edward.
The report sketches fish canneries tucked along remote northwestern coast bays, sheltered waters, and scarcer overland routes. Transportation relies on water with infrequent steamship calls and limited rail or road access.
The Geiger Sluder counter translates radium rays as well as soft coal rays and static electricity on earphones. It now performs miracles of radium recovery, guiding diligent searchers to ash heaps and sweeps where medical bandages and sweepings end their travels.
The October ration changes include new allowances for passenger tires and shoe materials, with only 15 new passenger cars made available. Leather-free shoes with fabric uppers gain rubber soles, beef and lamb cuts adjusted, margarine and butter points altered, and octane fuel notes clarify aviation gasoline production limits. A new shoe stamp valid November 1, and servicemen can receive mailed shoes without stamps. Phosphorescent paint applied to firefighting lines in Virginia is noted.
The text traces a Prussian claim from 1741 under Fradersch the Great, noting a switch from Austrian rule to German control. It mentions Silesia’s far reaches later being awarded to Czechoslovakia and Poland after World War I, amid interruptions and shifting borders.
A 1945 report notes fires burned about four million dollars daily in Ares destroying war supplies factories essential materials and critical machinery, severely hampering war production. It attributes the losses to neglect of safety conditions and widespread careless handling that endangered the supreme effort.
A terse note suggests that wool quality benefits from careful feeding. hay on ground or low racks is mentioned as a consideration for the owner, though the text is fragmented and unclear on specifics.
Students and faculty at the Canyon Ranch gather for a mid day and evening event at the newly acquired ranch ten miles up Cader Canyon. Perley Dalley and A W Stephenson direct hikes and activities as plans to formalize the annual Moon hake tradition unfold alongside experimental sheep range work supervised by De Bell and Wayne Cook.
A disrupted grain drill requires removal of locked parts and hand turning of wheels to verify free movement. Workers must ensure all components operate smoothly and freely after manipulating the gear and wheel controls.
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