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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1933
Page
4
The Parowan Times notes a rate increase affecting its weekly issue published by W. Warner Mitchel as lessee. The notice indicates mail matter entered for second class and provides dates and pricing details in a concise public notice.
The school board and superintendent add staff to improve education and provide employment, using last year’s carryover balance. Voters support the action as prudent and aligned with fiscal reality. President Roosevelt’s push to cut railroad salaries to about 66 000 a year draws broad approval, arguing top pay is excessive. The piece questions paying 120 000 to 125 000 to a president and executives, urging similar cuts in banks and insurers before more government funds are borrowed.
The notice extends a sincere welcome to teachers assembled to direct the schools for the coming year. It praises new staff, urges involvement in community life in balance, and expresses hope for a successful, contented school season with families forming lasting friendships.
The city council debates paying the city attorney extra for NRA money related legal work beyond his regular salary. They weigh whether the regular pay covered this work or a separate fee is justified, noting the attorney’s modest pay and light routine load. They conclude by judging if the officer earned the salary drawn to date.
A Slovak language issue from McKeesport, Pa. includes an NRA editorial urging gradual implementation and faith in Roosevelt. The piece argues foreign language papers can still promote national policies and pro Roosevelt sentiment among immigrant readers.
City suspends special and emergency sprinkling arrangements until further notice. Lawn sprinkling tickets may resume on schedule. By Order of the City Council, M. L. Skougard, Water Department Supervisor.
The piece mentions Lt. Cmdr. T. G. W. Settle as a Navy pilot in an upcoming International balloon race and notes various naval customs and terms. It also discusses naval celebrations, maritime phenomena like the Horse Latitudes, and treaty-based ship quotas among major powers, including the United States, Japan, England, and France.
Pasadena report notes the Human Detter ment Foundation supports sterilization of the unfit to reduce crime though not as punishment. It says feeble mindedness insanity and epilepsy are more common among criminals and inheritance links justify selective sterilization as an indirect measure to lower criminal drift.
A sheriff sale is scheduled in Iron County Utah to be held September 11 1939 at noon at the Parowan courthouse. Property includes multiple surrounding sections in Township 25 South Range 16 West Salt Lake Meridian and is listed in the foreclosure actions of Iowa Des Moines National Bank and Trust Company as trustee against McGarry Investment Company Utah National Land Company R G Clarke Jane Poe Clarke A A Houck and Jane Doe Nuch. Purchase price to be paid in lawful US money.
In Sunday services the East Ward sacrament meeting will feature a short address by a representative of Tranch Agricultural College likely Director Kerhansley of Scott M Matheson. Bishop Adams announces the talk to promote the branch college. Ward members are urged to attend with emphasis on youth involvement.
A joint resolution proposes amending Article 16 to add a section allowing the legislature to establish a minimum wage for women and minors and to authorize regulations to protect their welfare. The measure seeks to affirm general welfare goals while not limiting current powers of any commissions.
A joint resolution proposes amending Article XXIII of the Utah Constitution to repeal the prohibition and regulation of intoxicating liquors. The measure would be submitted to voters at the next general election with an effective date the day after canvass results.
Nutritionist urges frequent tomato use from Utah State Agricultural College extension service. Tomato juice for babies by end of first month. Includes recipe for tomato cocktail and guidance on serving, plus notice of county 4-H exhibit in Cedar City and state contests at Logan and Utah State Agricultural College. Irons County schools invited to join 4-H exhibit.
Farmers in the county report earnest activity over the last several days as corn is harvested and stored in trench silos. The crop quality varies with irrigation. well watered areas show good yields while dry areas suffer lighter yields and some burn. The county expects more silage and more trench silos this year versus last season's 1 500 tons in 96 silos.
Sixty people attended the annual 4 H club achievement program at Summit church house Tuesday night. Miss Winell Dalley led the program with club highlights, while remarks from Pastor Jay Walker and Bishop Hulet praised 4 H efforts. County Agent Tueller commended members and leaders as exhibits were viewed and refreshments served.
Mr D P Murray state 4-H club specialist and County Agent Tuel ler visited Iron County boy 4-H members Friday afternoon and Saturday morning. Murray demonstrated proper feed corn selection and storage techniques. Iron County corn projects rank above state average and youths prepare exhibits for the state 4-H meet at Utah State Agricultural College September 18 19 and 20. The 3 2 beer is not permitted on board any US Navy ship.
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