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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1933
Page
4
A Parowan Times legal notice listing shows mailing details and display, reading, and per line rates for notices. The notice indicates Second Class mail status with post office stamping on Oct 27, 1916 and lists pricing per inch, per line, and per order line items.
Longtime breeder Wilford Day is named head of the American Rambouillet Sheep Association after years of study and leadership. The piece highlights his proven stock, active involvement, and the association’s recognition of his merited leadership. It also notes a broad Septem ber auto safety drive involving 34 states and the District of Columbia with millions under campaign messaging.
An article argues that about 70 percent of national income escapes direct taxation through government bonds and below tax level incomes. It contends tax freedom is a myth, noting everyone pays taxes via purchases and utilities, and urges action to end perceived excess taxation.
Inflation emerges again as a topic in Pennsylvania with observers predicting its near certainty. The Federal Reserve buys government lands to expand public credit while President Roosevelt's policy choices loom. Local gardening notes praise beautiful flower displays by Mayor and Mrs. Ivan Decker and several residents, highlighting community effort.
The mining industry, long depressed, gains hope as the government allows broader gold sales. Treasury officials estimate a revival could lift industry profits by about 15 million dollars annually, boosting westward commerce and related sectors.
The Human Betterment Foundation reports that infant mortality reduction lengthens life for babies but many saved infants have weak constitutions. As a result middle age life expectancy appears lower, and the foundation argues true lifespan can only rise via eugenics.
A collation of historic notes recalling Commodore Perry gifts to Japan in 1853 including small railway gear and other items, Panama Canal’s 19th birthday in 1933, earlier 1903 treaty terms for a canal strip, and Roosevelt era canal construction costs. Also details the U S Dolphin submarine deployment to San Diego, U S Navy radio stations, and wartime ironclad battleships Merrimack and Monitor with their fates.
The United States Civil Service Commission lists open competitive exams including Nurse and Medical Officer roles in Indian Service and Public Health, with salary ranges from 2 000 to 8 400 dollars and reductions for economy and retirement. Other posts cover engineering forestry and related fields across War Department and Forest Service. Full details available from D. Dix in Cedar City. Trench silo filling advances amid farmers concerns over corn preservation before freezing weather.
The editorial argues that supporting local industry benefits both farmers with grain to thresh and citizens with money to spend. It frames domestic production as sound policy for rural and urban communities alike, linking practical economics to everyday commerce.
A proposed constitutional amendment in Utah seeks to add a minimum wage provision for women and miners and to outline the legislature's authority to enact welfare provisions. The text specifies a two thirds vote and outlines sections on wage and welfare powers.
Proposal to repeal Article XXIII Section 8 of Article XIIIT of the Utah Constitution relating to prohibition, regulation, manufacture and sale of intoxicating liquors. Requires two thirds legislative approval and voter ratification at the next general election. Secretary of State to submit amendment for statewide referendum with an effective date set for January following canvass.
Officials say a short 1934 wheat crop cannot fix longer term supply and demand imbalances. With a July 1 carryover near 360 million bushels, next year’s supply could reach about 860 million, leaving a 200 million bushel carryover and requiring continued production control to restore prices. Extension Economist T O Stott outlined contract procedures for wheat acreage reduction and allotment uptake in Parowan with county committees.
Iron County forester Paul M. Dunn notes successful windbreak and shelterbelt plantings on five ranches near Mocena Newcastle and Beryl. About 730 small trees from Utah State Agricultural College nursery were planted last spring, with Sheridan Elm Russian Olive and Green Ash performing well.
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