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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1933
Page
8
Article outlines a twofold Utah repeal plan. Voters would choose twenty one delegates pledged to ratification at a constitutional convention in Salt Lake City on December 5. It explains voting for a constitutional amendment to repeal Section 3 Article 22, removing state prohibition and allowing 3.2 beer sales from January 1.
Mrs. C. B. Tinkler and family, who spent the season here, have returned to Las Vegas. Some relatives remain, with Mrs. Tinkler employed there.
Mr and Mrs Lee Russell were in town visiting Mrs Russell's mother Mrs Nettie Tr Matheson. Edith Williams and Laura Stopkins were up from Cedar visiting their mother Mrs Louie Warren. John W Benson is installing a planing mill at the lumber yard preparing to saw and finish lumber for customers.
A typographical error in the last issue listed bride oinora Holyoak and her groom as age thirteen instead of eighteen. The marriage teense writed scarely reflected the corrected ages and authorities publish the amendment.
A critical note suggests the Times editor neglects news due to obsession with a major deer hunt. The complaint implies sensational coverage and prioritization of hunting over other events.
R In Fenton left town to spend days on the Dixie Game Preserve. As a member of the Big Game Control committee he has been asked to test the preserve during the big hunt.
Local for sale item describes a dining room table in very good condition. Information requested viaTimer office contact for details.
The article discusses the march westward of American pioneers as a driver of development and wealth, viewing the western frontier as a safety valve during economic downturns. It cites Karl Marx on capitalism and explores varying interpretations of capitalist ownership and debt within the context of frontier expansion.
Statements of wheat production and planted acreages for Beaver and Iron Counties Utah for 1928 1929 1930 1931 1932 and 1933 1938 with farm allotment applications. Prepared under Agricultural Adjustment Administration regulations and aimed to verify accuracy for county Wheat Production Control Association reports. Samuel G. Gentry George Rasmussen.
The regular Farm and Labor League meeting is set for tonight at the usual place and time with Jehnreed Jauritzen, state committee chairman, to outline plans for a statewide organizing drive. Members and others interested are urged to attend as the group pursues expansion and activity. Mr Adams tests for New York and Washington with C. joining him, while Mrs Fern Wiltsey asks the Times be sent to connect her with her hometown.
A correspondent notes a shift from water powered mills across Europe and America as quaint relics. Jugoslavia showcases tiny stream mills perched in midstream producing whole wheat flour. modern power, electric and gasoline, replaces these simple plants as efficiency and output rise.
Mr. Milo Marsden from Salt Lake City checked in for business this week. Warren Wimmer and his son from Ogden traveled to join Sam for deer hunting. Whitney The Times priced at $2.00 per year.
The Washington Star explains ventriloquism as an art not magic. It notes that most people can learn with practice, that experts move only the lips and use the dummy to create the illusion of voice from a distant point, and offers tips to practice before a mirror without moving facial muscles.
A quirky Austrian roadside note describes a bear symbol near Mercikenstein and a local bear-hunting history. The text lists famous bears slain nearby since 167 or 16n7 and mentions a minting Cupid directing toward the next town as part of a decorative highwasa scene.
The heart is a hollow muscular organ located in the chest between the lungs. It measures about 9 to 12 inches in length, roughly 3 to 4 inches wide, and weighs about 10 to 12 ounces in adults. The apex is felt at the left side near the nipple, while part of the base extends to the right beneath the third or fourth rib.
A reader asks whether staff will take orders at the counter or if customers must phone the office for processing. The note seeks clarity on service flow and contact options.
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