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Show PAROWAN PAROWAN TDIDS Published and Printed at Parowan, Utah each Thursday Robert B. Mitcheli, Publisher Entered as Second Class Mail Matter in the Post Office at Parowan, Utah, October 27, 1915, under the Act of Congress of March 3, 1879. Subscription Rates $2.50 per year in advance Advertising rates upon request Why So Privileged? JANUARY PAROWAN, UTAH, TIMES, Senator Moss Credit 1350 FAEITJ Bill PR In Iron County Up 17 From 1958 Figures i December 31, 1959 brought to a close the greatest resi-dnti- Senator Frank E. Moss an. nounccd Thursday that he is a bill to Construction Building Co-Spons- Financing 21, 4 'll III HIM al construction year in Utahs history, according to figures released by the Bu reau of Economic and Busi ness research of the Umver sity of Utah. More than 8,000 new homes, valued at $96.8 million, were started during the year. Iron Co. likewise experienced a good residtntial building year, as a total of 71 new homes hav ing a valuation of $730,600 were started. This represents a 15 percent increase over re-qui- re persons selling con- sumer goods on credit to make clear to the purchaser, both the rate of interest he is paying and the total fmanc ing charge for the life of the contract. (mmm mmm j J The real cots of buying on At Monday night's City Council meeting one of ttyj time are often mcuh higher problems that has perplexed and continues to be a thorn than purchasers realize, Sen Corn Is xhc profit Champion ator Moss declared. Man'' in the side of this and many other cities came up. b,gKer a"eaM of tbe "P8hat make he most profit are paying higher charge's perGrowins , aeie is one way for farmers to boost their incomes during 1960. than they need to, and high- AiTurdinj: in a research report, todays highDogs! too many of them; licenses; failure of some peo- er than wolud be will-- posvered fertilizers and cropping methods make it possible for they ple to take care fo the mutts; failure of people to claim ing to pay if the facts were farmers to ue more intense crop rotations without damaging the thea nimals come license time, and on and on ad infinitum realised Often they are fOll. For many farmers this means growing more acres of corn the told only what the monthly profit champion. Illinois farm management records show com Parowan has enough ordinances to control the whole payments are and have no returned $91 per acre while soybeans are second at $71. Oats proved to be a loser with only an $18 per acre gross. Mixed hay problem, But, enforcement of these ordinances seem to idea what interest, fees, and did a little better, but it was worth only $25 an acre. actbe a different matter, and we recognize the difficulties other fnancing charges Ilut what about profits? Corn earned a profit of $47 an acre to. Purchasers and soybeans earned $26 an acre profit. Oats lost about $5 an acre amount ually of laws. these that are encountered in the enforcement can, of course, always find anil hay about broke even. This is after all costs including labor. Wheat still is the best income crop for the Great Plains area, out what total charges are. d followed by grain sorghums. Kansas figures show wheat has It seems to us, however, that one important detail has But I believe this informat$19 more per acre than grain sorghum. Cost of producing the been overlooked in handling the dog situation. ion should bt clearly set two crops is about the same under dryland farming. A Texas forth so clearly that there study shows that gross income from an average 1,000 lb. milo yield would be $13.20 acre, with only $6.23 profit over cost In the Why, we wonder, should a dog or its owner be given will be no miunderstanding, same area, wheat per would yield 9 bu. worth $16.38 or $9.44 over cost. Under irrigation grain sorghum quickly steps out in front of preferential treatment over any other livestock or thei he said. wheat. Sorghum responds better to the extra water. Irrigated wheat owners? We know that if a man turns his horse or cow out This is not a credit con- could earn an average profit of $15 per acre while with sorghum theres heck to pay especially if the animal gets into a trol bill, the Senator empha you could net as high as $30 an acre. cotton is the big profit maker earning net incomes neighbors garden or walks across a freshly watered lawn sized. It will leave buyer as For theas South $100 an acre. high and to seller free make A dog loose to roam, in our opinion is sismost as objectionany Of course some lower profit crops are always needed in the rotaable. We get just as vexed at having to gather up a spilled agreement on terms of pay- tion to conserve the soil but not as many acres as we used to ment that will suit the partthink. Experts used to say that even the best land needed to go to garbage pail or having a flower bed mauled flat, or shrub-er- y ies and conform with local sod every 4 or 5 years. But now the story has changed. Some soils around the house befouled and ruined by a dog as laws, he said. specialists are even recommending continuous corn for better land. we do when a cow or horse runs across the lawm and Senator Moss pointed to through the garden. figures just released by the the business of extending Federal Reserve Board that credit shall furnish a clear We like a dog just well as the next guy; we know he is show consumer installment1 statement in writing (1) set. a roamer by nature, and that hell get into mischief if hes credit at an all time high in, ting forth the total amount of the finance charges and LET US FILE YOUR SAW let alone, but we can't see we should have to take care of (2) stating the percentage on our New Foley someone elses pet (or pest) just because he wont. that such amount bears to Many economsts fear such the outstanding principal obli AUTOMATIC SAW FILER We notice that the man who thinks anything of his ani- an amount of outstanding gation, or unpaid balance' T h y 11 cut mal takes care of it, and this is as it should be The guy installment credit is a threat expressed in terms of simto economic stability, the like when new who wont should be hailed into court and a stiff fine ple annual intertst. filed Senator continued. on our The board of Governors of levied against him, as a lesson. If he claims non ownerprecision mathe Federal Reserve Board chine. is It my hope that unIn a ship of the dog, then the animal should be destroyed. Furwould issue the rules and minutes few ther we feel that dogs loose between sundown and sun- sound credit buying will be regulations prescribing the y o u 1 1 have set should be shot, regardless of whether they are licens- voluntarily curtailed when form of such statement, Sen. aaws that cut purchasers realize what it is cleaner, truer, ed or not. Most of those are the ones that are doing dam- costing them A law such as Moss Said. faster. Bring your sawa in this is much more desirable age including killing sheep and chasing deer. today youll like our apeedy New baby girs'were born than the actual controls on service. consumer credit that some to Mr. and Mrs. Donald are seriously advocating he Stubbs and to Mr. and Mrs. said. Joe Stubbs this week. To W. SCOTT MITCHELL Don and Hanna on Tuesday The proposed law provides: Jan. 19 and to Joe and RaAny person engaged in mona, on Wed. Jan. 20 ' I Massey-Ferguso- 1 ' BUSINESS NOW OPEN in Iron & Beaver Co. Trade well established. Excellent opportunity. Full Time. Write at once. Rawleighs, Dept. UTA .261 Denver Colo. lv-- PIANO FOR SALE: Fine spinit, like new. Assume low payments. monthly j Write Credit Mgr. Box 923, Idaho Falls, Idaho. d dress LOST: Black glove for left hand, between The University Bureau Pose office and Parowan figures further show that Cafe. Finder call Elmer non residential construction Mitchell. fell 13 percent on the state Ewe. Hampshire level to $59.9 million, while LOST: Find black wool on tail. spot Iron Ccunty saw a decline contact er Brown Thales of 0.5 percent to $832,700 in this catagory. Several new IN SERVICE: Duroc boar, projects were contact Thales Brown. undertaken in Fur-line- 1958. n aver-age- RAWLEIGH al the county during the year and brought this category to its fnal fig- FOR SALE: Stewing hens. ure. Thev included a school 50 cents each. Call 4164 or see Earl Bunn. at $504,000. Total permit authori7ed construction (that is construction other than public works and utilities) for Iron County rose 4.4 percent over 1958. The state also experienced only a slight change, rising 1.9 percent above 1958 Total valuation for this construction in the county was $1.7 million. Local construction figures are supplied to the University bureau by building inspectors in Iron County. Want to make $15. to $25 in a day? We will train and finance dependable man or woman, over 21 por part or full time McNESS Route work. Writ McNESS Co., Box 4014, Oakland 23, Calif. FOR RENT: Furnished Apt. one half block off main street in Parowan. Call 2606 or 2271. ' RUSSET POTATOES No. 2's AT OUR PIT OR DELIVER. ED EACH WEDNESDAY. CALL NORMAN DAY 2286 or 2663 COMPLETE COVERAGE IN Life - Automobile (FARM BUREAU INS ) FIRE INSURANCE See A. Hills Orton lareelli LICENSED A Stowe ABSTRACTERS with CO. TITLE SECURITY Office at Caurt House, Parowai For the Best In All Kinda Of INSURANCE LIFE FIRE -- - AUTOMOBILE BONDS SURETY See CLAIR ROWLEY WATER WELLS! Ikfcfcng Liiitoaacemetite Solasbooks 1 f FOR NEW LOW PRICES Tl CONTACT FLOYD HASTINGS 01 Distinction HURRICANE, UTAH ALL WORK GUARANTEED SPARE TIME MONTHLY $400.00 Refilling and collecting mon- -. ey from our high grade can-Idnuts and gum machines in this area. No selling! To have car, references, $600, to $1900. cash. Secured by y, Cjet dim j4t I, ask for them at the TIMES OFFICE jaasf ggaggwaty inventory. Devoting 7 hours qualify for worK you must a week to business your end of percentages of collections will net up to $400. month, ly with very good possibilities of taking over full time. 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