Parowan Post Office Notice of Second Class Sail Matter
Notice records W Walter Mitchell as lessee and entry as second class sail matter at Parowan Utah post office dated October 27 1916 with related filing details and local administrative action.
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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1933
Page
4
Notice records W Walter Mitchell as lessee and entry as second class sail matter at Parowan Utah post office dated October 27 1916 with related filing details and local administrative action.
The piece argues sheepmen many times overgraze and mismanage ranges, causing erosion and watershed risk. It notes CCC efforts, recommends stock-taking by sheepmen, and predicts policy shifts and rapid price inflation as recovery proceeds. It cites drought effects and a surge in demand for repairs and improvements, urging prudent investment.
Secretary Wallace credits farm organizations with the new cotton plan aimed at reducing acreage and lifting prices. The piece notes potential multi million dollar gains for cotton producers and argues cooperation strengthens recovery beyond government relief. It questions relief for households with unmarried sons and critiques local Farm and Labor League funding plans ahead of next month’s membership drive.
A local observer attacks the slovenly state of farms in the valley noting weeds, broken fences, and neglected ditches. He argues that small efforts and time can restore order without big spendings, praising the few farmers who practice foresight and regular work.
Johnson, head of the National Recovery Administration, announces a forthcoming buy now campaign set to launch in late September. The plan is pitched as a sustained effort, unlike sporadic campaigns of recent years, and targets prudent homeowners.
A Parowan reader urges faster payment of road workers and notes local subscription concerns. The paper hints at a celebratory cleanup event after an impending Five Mile improvement program and jokes about Parowan winning all races at a recent meet.
The Navy plans four new destroyers by 1934 with Worden as the name for one ship honoring Lt John L Worden of the Monitor fame. Details cover ship names in cruisers carriers and submarines, and enlistment rules for Navy recruits.
Notice is hereby given that special taxes for curb and gutter and sidewalk are due and unpaid. If not paid by October 4, 1923, the real property listed will be sold at the front door of the County Courthouse in Parowan City, Utah, beginning at 12 oclock noon, for taxes, interest, and advertising costs. List includes properties in Special Improvement District No 1 and Sidewalk District No 1 with various lot frontages and amounts due. City Treasurer Adam...
The United States Civil Services Commission lists open competitive exams including Mimeograph Operator with 1260 dollars yearly, Agricultural Radio Program Manager from 3800 to 4600 dollars, Principal Attendant with 5600 dollars, and other posts. Requirements include three months full time experience and location details across Washington and field and departmental service with economy deductions and retirement contributions noted.
A proposed amendment to Article 16 would add a new section authorizing a minimum wage for workers including women and minors and allow the legislature to enact measures for the welfare, health, and safety of all employees. The text notes the legislature’s authority to establish rate standards and related commissions as needed.
A joint resolution proposes amending Article XXII to repeal Section 3 and regulate sale, manufacture, use and advertising of intoxicating liquors. Secretary of State to submit the amendment at the next general election with an effective date the first day of January after certification.
Miss Elna Miller, Utah State Agricultural College extension nutritionist, urges structured meals for schoolchildren with cod liver oil milk and a variety of foods. She stresses calm mealtime, proper recess before lunch, and at least a twenty minute lunch period, plus cooperation between schools and parents for a wholesome lunch.
September 25 is the deadline for accepting wheat allotment applications. Community meetings to organize local wheat allotment groups are planned in Summit Parawan and Paragonah on Friday afternoon and evening. Iron County 4-H members will represent at the state exhibit, with several clubs and youth entries listed. Farmers advised to select clean seed and plan future plantings to improve milling quality and seed purity. The note also mentions continuing work on a track and a future Armistice meet.
Extension poultry expert Carl Frischknecht argues low profits and high storage costs justify culling poorer layers. He urges farmers to select high producing hens for next year as remaining layers molt and the flock shifts to selective retention.
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