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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1941
Page
4
A stamped notice records a second class mail matter entry at the Parowan Utah post office dated October 27 1915. The document names Utah State authorities and shows the filing action for a mail matter.
The Utah Farmer urges selecting high quality seeds for bigger yields, noting seeds determine crop quality. It argues for equal federal defense representation for agriculture, emphasizing food's wartime importance and farmer wage pressures. Also advises timely manure spreading to renew soil fertility and site cleanliness on farms.
A controversial analysis sets three main drag factors on wartime production government industry and labor. It argues excessive overlapping and ideology hinder military output while industry hesitates to abandon peacetime practices and labor strikes disrupt key plant work. It warns that continued slowdowns threaten supplies to Allies and calls for accelerated mobilization.
Forty second street in New York once hosted Ziegfelds Broadway era and Knickerbocker Hotel legends now fades into grind houses and burlesque memory. The block’s past glories give way to nightclubs hustling patrons with pushcarts, patrols, and bright lights while long-standing eateries fade into memory near Broadway and Sixth.
North Wales Pennsylvania reports Anna Choyce as a candidate for tidiest woman fish title. Exman Mrs Choyce proclaims “Don’t worry” as her fishing motto and shares a recipe for lonsevitus, reflecting a light local feature.
J M Palmer urged all farmers with three or more acres of potatoes to request allotments from the county AAA committee. The program ties AAA to a Food for Defense canvass, seeking farm records on milk, eggs, pork, and beef to support 1942 targets, with penalties for underharvested acreage and incentives for increased production. Public utilities and local events are also noted in the week’s items.
Poultry expert Carl Frischmecht of Utah State Agricultural College outlines how to raise egg output without heavy spending. He notes many houses are underused and buildings can be repaired to increase flock capacity, aiding Food for Freedom goals.
Notice is hereby given that a meeting of the Patowan Reservoir Company directors will consider a 25 cent per outstanding share assessment. Payments must be sent to Secretary D H Richards at Patowan Utah by November 1941. Unpaid assessments after December 15 1941 will be advertised for sale to cover the delinquent amount plus advertising and sale costs.
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