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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1941
Page
4
Industrial News Review argues true price control requires total cost control. It warns ceilings below costs cause bankruptcies while ceilings at cost kill profit incentives. It highlights wage, tax, and cost rises driving price increases and cautions against a labor dictatorial shift threatening government functioning.
The report analyzes two wartime assumptions: American lend-lease impact on Britain and Germany's production decline. Clapper notes food and arms deliveries lagging, with British needs vast and supply lines strained. Newsweek highlights German shortages, yet notes coal, oil, and metals resilience, while cotton and textiles remain scarce.
Chicago report from Field Museum archeologists near Glenwood New Mexico describes Pit houses at Su village dating to AD era 40 1000 years before Columbus. Excavations uncover 15 foot diameter pit homes with potsherds tools and bone weapons. Researchers name Mogollon culture and seek origins fate of inhabitants.
In Los Angeles Dr. Distroro Alter of Griffith Observatory reports growing sun spots along the sun’s northward side. Mount Wilson observers call it an unusual phase for this cycle, a roughly 11 year rhythm with spots developing and waning, the cycle’s maximum having occurred about four years earlier. Times office lists mining location notices for sale.
Local notes report Mr. Isaac Lemmon returning from Mammoth to build a hotel with his son Thomas near the Cedar Breaks. A baby boy arrives for Mr. and Mrs. Jann Evans, and Miss LaVerde Adams leaves for Lake City to attend. Beav er wedding of Max Thomas M Lemmon and Miss Marybelle Ward followed by a shower. The Day Farms Co. gifts a stud ram to 3B A.C. and W W Pendleton and Sons donate a lamb. Car theft reported: L N Marsden’s Buick stolen in Salt Lake City. family returned home after the show. Public Library work and school board purchases noted. Local road work on Cedar Land Trail. Clara Taylor teaches near Richfield. Deer season opens Saturday for ten days. Historical items include 1876 election trivia and early aviation notes. Agricultural updates discuss wheat loan program benefits and farmers urged to understand conservation and price stabilization. Necrotic enteritis in hogs described with diet and feed guidance. Utah hog producers advised on nicotinic acid sources and barley content. Parity payments deadline set for October 15 in Iron County AAA office.
Reader advertisements show Wood for sale with contact Arthur Robinson Parowan plus cow and rock salt for sale with J A Evans Parowan contact. Includes a Parowan car salesman pitch and various bizarre horticultural and nursery references from Kaufrathes Nurseries Long Beach California.
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