Parowan Times edition details and rates
Parowan Times published weekly by Parowan Pub and Print Co. edited by W Warner Muitenell. Entered as second class mail at Parowan Utah on Oct 27 1915. Subscription rates listed: one year $2.00 six months $1.10 three months 60 cents. Advertising rates shown: 25c 10c 10c at top.
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Parowan
Utah
Roosevelt Economic Plans and Inflation Debates Explained
The article surveys Roosevelt era policy aims including the NRA AAA NIRA and a proposed Federal non profit to buy and distribute essentials. It notes mixed outcomes, wage increases with tight credit, and inflation fears. It mentions Senate leaders and treasury prints, plus a Treasury August deficit drop and post office self financing.
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M Roosevelt
NIA
NIRA
AAA
NRA
Hildwn
Thomas
Senate
Washington
Treasury Building
Pittman
Nevada
Wallace
Roosevelt
Federal Reserve
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Keep Your Fire Inside the Stove This Winter
State safety guidance warns that heating equipment causes most home fires. National Board of Fire Underwriters data show chimneys burners and stoves caused millions in losses in 1931. Advice covers solid chimneys, safe distances, soot removal, asbestos protection, screening all open fires, and avoiding overheated stoves or dangerous containers.
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National Board of Fire Underwriters
Reader Advertisements Offerings and Trade Requests
Small fire tube battery radio with new tubes offered by Eva W Jensen Parowan for cheap cash or trade. Will trade for a medium heating store and asks to leave word at the Times Office. Also seeking a magazine subscription representative for Idok Farowan and vicinity with earning potential in fall and winter. Moore-Cot Trell Inc Wayland Read North Cohoctan NY advertises low rates and home business opportunities.
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Eva W. Jensen
Parowan
Times Office
Idok
Farowan
Viclnits
Pitiodale
Moore-Cottrell, Inc
Wayland Read
North Cohoctan
N. Y. Ady
Debate Over Gold Standard Ties to Global Economic History
The piece traces the gold standard as a tool of international finance, charting England's rise post Waterloo, the 19th century shift to gold, and resulting panics. It links policy to crises from 1837 to 1900, notes the Crime of 73, and cites 1933 bankruptcy proceedings in Utah.
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Roosevelt
World Economic Conference
Napoléon Penaparte
Waterloo
Vienna
England
Leeds
Manchester
Liverpool
London
Henry Clay
Notice to Creditors in Estate of Joseph H Lund Utah
In the Fifth Judicial District Court Iron County Utah the matter of the estate of Joseph H Lund deceased. Creditors are to present claims with vouchers to Alfred W Lund administrator at his residence or by mail in Paragenah Iron County Utah by September 1 1923 date of 27 1933. Morris Matheson attorneys Cedar City Parowan Utah. September 29 October 6 13 20. Py: For Cave Men one prize to be given during Age Club day activities per I A C a silver living club.
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Gwen Mitchel Gurr
Parowan
County of Iron and District
Gwen Mitchell Gurr
Esason Eldg
Salt Lake City
Utah
Fifth Judicial District Court
State of Utah
County of
Iron
Joseph H. Lund
Paragenah
Iron County
Tetember
A. D
Morris & Matheson
Cedar City
Joseph Anderson
Tracy St. Welting
Utah State Farm Bureau Federation
W. W. Owens
Extension Service
Fillmore
Constitutional Amendment for Minimum Wage Provisions
A joint resolution proposes amending Article 16 to allow the legislature to establish a minimum wage for women and minors and to regulate the general welfare of all employees. It clarifies that this does not limit future commissions or the legislature's authority to implement related provisions.
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Minota
Utah
Joint Resolution Proposing Utah Constitutional Amendment
The Utah Legislature proposes to amend Article SXTI and Article XXIE to repeal and regulate intoxicating liquor provisions. The Secretary of State is directed to submit the proposal to voters at the next general election with an effective date of January following the election.
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Utah
Wphereby
Baty
Siste
Board of State
Quack Remedies Critiqued for Equine Brain Fever Epidemic
The article reports widespread quack remedies for horses in the northern Utah brain fever outbreak. It notes a virus causes the disease, cites veterinary researchers in Utah and other states, and urges consulting competent veterinarians for guidance while outlining past outbreaks since 1912. It also covers local wheat allotment meetings and upcoming agricultural meetings with Farm Bureau leaders in Iron County.
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Utah
Utah Agriculture Experiment Station
Kansas
Colorado
Nebraska
Nevada
California
State Agricultural Colleges
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Stanford
Army Medical College
Anited States
Composting Leaves for Garden Fertilizer Tips
The article urges saving leaves and garden scraps as compost. Professor J Hogenson notes many piles are wasted, advising a two-pile system for gradual decay. Compost improves soil texture, moisture retention, and future plant nourishment.
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J. Hogenson
Extension Agronomist
Utah State Agricultural College
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