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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1944
Page
4
Branch College Publishes New Annual Catalogue
The annual catalogue of the B and A Co was issued last week and mailed to Freshman students and Seniors of Southern Utah high schools. It lists over 1600 Amany Aw Cadets trained since last July and features campus views and a pictorial record of student activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B &A Co
Toes Veots
Southern
Utah
Foot Fights for Freedom Consumer Guide Reminder
The Guides urge citizens to buy enough food for nourishment while supporting allies and occupied countries. New ceiling price tags will show dollar and cent prices for consumer durables, with ranges from $30 to $1170. Most items priced in the mid range. some processors allowed higher under subsidies to keep prices down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aboud
Iron content differences in animal livers and organs
A brief note compares liver and similar organs from0 sis animals, stating that roughly 15 are similar in food value while park liver shows higher iron content. The fragment suggests iron levels vary by organ, with some livers richer in iron than others.
Local American Legion Fest hosts two day horse event schedule
This week the Local American Legion Fest in charge of sport events plans an afternoon meet over two days with six races daily and boxing and wrestling cards each night followed by dancing. Rams sent to the National Ram Sale from Day. Marsden and Pendleton flocks sold well though prices lagged. LM Marsden bought two fine rams from the King flock and Madsen 92 Mt Pleasant. Iron county schools near start with some teaching uncertainties. Hyatt buys mool hall business interest after quitting farming. pheasants planted in Parowan growing with three new flocks. Vera Green entertained for Mrs Elda Rowley leaving Banosh Bay. Miteheld works at Cedar City hardware. Brabn opens hot dog stand in Cedar City. Taylor and Taylor Far Kingon go to Emery county to teach. Freeman Hyatt returns from Los Angeles for extended stay. Adams, Mitchell, Dalton, and Hoyle weekender at Pangulich Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marsden
Pendleton
LM Marsden
Mt. Pleasant
Cabbage Seed Stock Listed At Auction
A brief notice lists 6000 to 10000 cabbage seeds offered for sale with a unit price of 1m a0 Gunce. The item appears in an auction or sale catalog fragment from a historical newspaper page.
Postwar economic advice for American farmers during and after WWI
Farmers faced high land prices and debts after the war, with prices for land and agricultural goods fluctuating. The piece urges prudent production planning, debt reduction, and selective investments in homes, buildings, and equipment to weather postwar adjustments and avoid prolonged indebtedness. It emphasizes caution about credit and the need to prepare for a long postwar adjustment period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atuty
Bererns
Ets
Meric
United States
Legislation Debated on War to Peace Transition in Congress
Legislation before Congress centers on moving from wartime to peacetime rules. A Senate passed bill on unemployment compensation shifts administration to the states with federal funding, while HR 5125, the Colmer bill, regulates surplus war property with a single administrator and a cabinet advisory board. The plan forecasts disposal of about 100 billion dollars in surplus assets and requires congressional consent for major sales. The War Production Board seeks to permit limited ammunition sales to hunters due to crop and livestock damage.
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Tun Major Faece
Senate
House
Ways and Means Committee
Cagle
Sno Pdlustery
Get Up
War Production Board
Congress
Stamp book details and validity notes for food and fuel
The notice lists stamp books and stamp types with validity details. It mentions IMEATS PATS and processed foods in book four with stamps A through 23 and AS through LS, sugar stamps for five pounds, and a No 40 sugar canning line with a February expiration. It also notes shoes Book Three stamp nos 1 and 2, gasoline stamps No 12 valid for three gallons, and an unrelated September 21 reference.
Acreage Yields Carrots Beets and Tomatoes Marketed
An historical report notes potential yields per acre with carrots and beets reaching 15 tons, onions up to 40 tons, and tomatoes 25 tons or more. The figures illustrate high productivity claims for crop acreage in the period.
Farm War News Highlights Cattle Feed Cuts and Tax Rules
A compilation notes higher feed efficiency reducing cattle on feed in the Corn Belt and a shift to marketing more cattle between January and August. It covers tax reporting on installment loans, wool production forecasts for 1944, and fuel shortages prompting gasoline stock adjustments and octane reductions. Also mentions Siberian wheat trials and crossbreeding efforts to develop drought resistant wheat varieties.
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Beeelsteaks
Imerket
Corn Belt
Fiber consumption totals in 1983 rise sharply
Aber consumed over 85 billion pounds of fiber in 1983, about 49 pounds per person. Cotten accounted for roughly four fifths of the total fiber. Rayon and wool shared the remainder about evenly, with Maning oft fith noted as part of the distribution.
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Tater Eastes
Diet notes limit milk intake for child’s needs
The record discusses reducing Reed Silk's daily milk allowance below one quart and describes a diet plan based on milk as essential. It notes substitution for a whetted diet is practical to avoid a large variety of foods to offset the deficit.
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Moscow Press
Siberia
Heig
Cantilitg Auction Ad for Farm Produce and Cattle
A local ad lists tomatoes, apples, coal and salt for sale. It offers a jersey cow with a heifer calf for inquiry, signed by Vilate Hyatt from Parowan, with contact for Arthur Evans and Forte 236T of cee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cali Inquire
Vilate Hyatt, Parowan
Cee
Arthur Evans
Farm Supervisors to Oversee AAA Misting Program
Utah farm communities prepare for AAA supervision under the farmer program. HEF Larson urges rapid farmer cooperation as manpower shortages strain oversight. County committees will use farm plans, sketches, and acreage records to compute payments and report compliance by season end.
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AAA
Farina
Utah
Anc
Armed Services
Hef Larson Af Corinne
Larson
Beir Farm
Pr Duser
Eaunnty
Waste Bread Americans Sold At Bread Market
A local market reports on bread sales with unclear wording about waste bread and buyers. Officials or vendors are not clearly identified, but references to bread bases and buyers suggest a routine sale event amid vague timing.
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