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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1920
Page
4
A lengthy Utah state ballot item proposes amending the state constitution to adjust tax and apportionment rules for state funds and local distributions. It details commission, electors, and procedural steps, with reference to city and school district impacts and legislative procedures for submission and approval.
A concurrent resolution proposes amending Section 2 of Article I to authorize the state to issue bonds and debt within set limits. The measure details revenue and expenditure controls for public works and projects, directs elections, and outlines the process for adoption by the electors of Utah. The proposal specifies conditions for debt approval and budgetary safeguards.
The article outlines rapid growth in nursing services alongside inadequate funding and staffing. It notes calls to enhance education for nurses and dietitians, expand training programs, and strengthen public health efforts. It mentions the American Red Cross and community health needs driving the push for improved nursing education and hospital services.
Readers learn of the Home Service program aiding the elderly disabled families and unemployed in communities. It highlights charitable aid, community care, and partnerships with local groups to promote welfare and improve living conditions.
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The notice explains how absent voters may vote by mail under a new law, detailing to write to the county clerk to obtain the necessary blanks. It urges sending letters early to ensure ballot materials reach voters and their ballots return before election day.
A university bulletin notes twenty eight thousand adults in the state cannot read or speak English. Arch Taurean outlines local challenges and proposes coordinated Americanization efforts through education and industry partners to raise literacy and language skills.
A Poland China boar named Taw remains in service at the Heaps place under the oversight of H B Allen Ady in Ort. The entry notes a 30 month old male, breeding details and location.
A persuasive appeal from Iron County residents highlights the need for statewide tax reform to fund equal educational opportunities. The text argues Amendment No 2 would raise per capita state aid from about 15 to 25 dollars to ensure all school districts share resources fairly, regardless of wealth, urging a Yes vote to promote equal education statewide.
A brief political notice urges voters to support Constitutional Amendment No 2. The ad advocates a Yes vote, citing state wealth considerations as justification.
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