Economic Highlights of Recovery Across Industries
A long review notes widespread signs of economic recovery with a 50 percent rise in a nine-month index and gains in manufacturing, construction, rail freight, autos, and textiles. It cites higher employment, rising prices, and ongoing wage and work-sharing code efforts under Roosevelt programs, aiming to sustain production without wage inflation.
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New York
Department of Commerce
Imber
Eshi
Australia
United States
Roosevelt
Handcart Pioneer Dies at Mayfield
Stena Nielson wife of C R Nielson prominent in Southern Utah as a handcart pioneer died at her Mayfield home from a stroke Monday afternoon after being found unconscious by her son Hyrum Nielson. Born July 7 1860 in Denmark she crossed the plains at age one and lived in Manti Gunnison and Salina before settling in Mayfield. She leaves five children two living Oscar and Hyrum Nielson fifteen grandchildren and two brothers and sisters. Funeral set for Friday at 2 p m from the Mayfield chapel with Bishop Hans C Bogh in charge.
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Stena Nielson
C. R. Nielson
Utah
Mayfield
Peter Christensen
America
Plains
Manti
Nielson
R. Nielson
Relief Society
Oscar
Hyrum Nielson
Hyrum
Jacob Hansen
Caroline Jensen
Alberta
Can
Mayfield Chapel
Hans C. Bogh
Thousands Seek Farm Loan Relief Amid High Applications
The Berkeley office reports over 13.3 million dollars in farm loan applications and about 4 500 requests awaiting appraisal. Loans cover 5 to 25 years up to 5 000 dollars for farmers to refinance, provide working capital, or reacquire foreclosed property after July 1 1981.
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Berkeley
Land Bank
William H. Woolf
Ageat
California
Arizona
Nevada
Utah
Woolf
Joans
Federal Land Bank
Land Bank Commissioner
South Sanpete Board Tightens Stand Over Superintendent Reid
At a Manti meeting the South Sanpete school board debated reappointing E T Reid as superintendent with a conditional resignation option at end of 1933 34. Members clashed over policy, finances showed a small cash balance, and a decision supported consolidating Clarion children to Gunnison schools to save costs.
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Ati
South Sanpete
Ray P. Lund
Mr. Reid
Thorpe
Beck
Lund
Bradley
Olsen
Reid
Mr. Olsen
Mr. Lund
Mr. Thorpe
Chicago
Mant Messenger
Clarion
Gunnison
Utah Building and Construction Congress
The News Offers Value in a Local Paper
The News extols its weekly home delivery at 3.86 cents per week, highlighting community coverage from county and school boards to courts and clubs. It urges readers to support the paper, noting editorial advocacy for Southern Utah projects and the worth of local news.
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Southern
Utah
Defenders Down Gunnison In Ninth Inning Comeback
Salina Salts edged Gunnison 7 to 6 in a dramatic ninth inning at Salina. Bauer allowed five Salts hits, Dallas Bird hit a homer, and Childs three base hit sparked the rally as Salina broke a 4 4 tie to claim the league game and move within striking distance of Nephi.
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Salina Salts
Salina
Gunners
Salts
Bauer
Childs
Gunnison
Sasts
Dallas Bird
Nephi
Wilford Bauer
Sanpete County Wheat Quota Set At 151 518 Bushels
County wheat allotment under the agricultural adjustment plan is 151 518 bushels based on a 280 650 bushel five year average from 1928 through 1932. The quota equals 64 percent of the county average with district divisions listed for Utah and potential payments depend on participation. Mr and Mrs G B H Rudean and son Carlos visited from Los Angeles and spent the weekend with the Jensens at Fishlake.
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Sanpete County
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
William Peterson
Agricultural Adjustment Administration For
Utah
United States Crop Reporting Board
Peterson
Cache
Rich Counties
Box Elder
Weber
Davis
Morgan
Summit
Wasatch
Salt Lake
Tooele
Duchesne
Uintah
Daggett
Juab
Sanpete
Millard
Besver
Iron
Washington
Sevier
Plute
Wayne
Garfield
Kane
Emery
Carbon
Grand
San Juan
G. BH. Rudean
Carlos
Los Angeles
Edd. Jensen
Jensen
Fishlake
Former Resident Laid to Rest Here
Impressive burial services for Mrs Hannah Scow Voorhees a former Gunnison resident were held at Gunnison City cemetery Monday at 4 o clock following funeral services at Mayfield chapel. She died at Milford last Thursday after eleven weeks illness. Surviving are daughter Mrs Ross Palmer and two sons Lavor and Stanley Voorhees, all of Milford, plus grandparents and siblings.
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Hannah Scow Voorhees
Gunnison
Gunnison City
Mayfield
Voorhees
Ross Palmer
Milford
Bishop Bogd
Hyrum Christensen
Edward Lee Bunderson
Stanley Voorhees
Oscar Nielson
Frank Whitlock
Merrill Anderson
Orangeville
Peter
Conrad
Clarence Seow
Annual William Childs Reunion Attracts Eighty Attendees
About eighty descendants gathered for the third annual William Childs family reunion at Gun nison reservoir park. Activities included mixed program, songs, readings, talks, food baskets, races, horseshoe pitching, and an evening visit to the red ledges site. Officers were elected: Ben Childs president, L. L. Childs first vice president, and others filling secretary treasurer, historians, and committees.
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William Childs
Gunnison Reservoir
M. W. Anderson
Centerfield
Red Ledges
Grover Childs
Ben Childs
L. L. Childs
Floyd Childs
C. H. Childs
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George Swain
Verson
Lester Fredrickson
del Holbeins
Clarence Fredrickson
Citizen
Champ
Richfield
Elsinore
Scipio
Southern Utah League
Pet
Gunnison Richfield
Scipio A Ob
G. E. Rudeen
J. C. Mellor