March winds of world markets stir talk of tariffs and Roosevelts plans
March analysis notes a global economic conference ending with mixed results, currency and armament debates dropped, and a silver pact among Canada Peru Australia and the United States to withdraw 35 million ounces annually. It highlights Senator Pittman and the NRA emblem amid Roosevelts push for voluntary codes, with rising payrolls, steel output gains, and oil industry woes.
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London
Iegan
Pittjan
Nevada
Pitt Ian
Canada
Peru
Australia
United States
Sil
India
China
Spain
Roosevelt
Santa Claus
McDonald
J. Roosevelt
Goldstan-fyrd
Rooselt
France
Gunners Defeat Richfield In 11 To 5 Classic
The Gunners hammered Richfield 11 to 5 on the local diamond as Bauer allowed 12 hits while striking out 12 Richfield batters. Richfield committed 11 errors and Staples struggled on the mound for Richfield, with Wade and Sandberg each charged for errors against the Gunners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gunners
Richfield
Sevierians
Bauer
Wade
Sandberg
Green
Carr
Stubbs
Childs
Dr Newell Arnold Christensen Weds Catherine Killion in NYC
Dr Newell Arnold Christensen of Gunnison, long-time valley teacher, married Catherine Marie Killion in New York City on August 8. The ceremony at the Little Church Around the Corner was simple. Mrs H A Kearns Belle McKenna and Mae Jensen of the city are noted as Christensen relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newell Arnold Christensen
Gunnison
Catherine Marie Killion
Wm. A. Killion
New York City
Christensen
H. A. Kearns
Belle McKenna
Mae Jensen
Farmers Urged to Scale Down Farm Loans
Farmers face scale-down demands under the emergency farm mortgage act as William H. Woolf explains lenders must reduce obligations so farmers hold at least 25 percent equity. He emphasizes the land bank agent is not a mediator and that agreements depend on farmers and creditors meeting rules for loans. Washington protested hot oil shipments bypassing proration rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Woolf
Land Bank Commissioner
California
Arizona
Nevada
Utah
Mr. Woolf
State of Washington
U. S&s
Turkey Flocks In Fine Condition Ahead Of Thanksgiving
Prices for turkey near 30 cents per pound to growers with demand expected to exceed normal. E S Bassett of the Bassett turkey hatchery at Adelanto California reports most of the 20 000 turkeys started in the valley and Moroni this spring. Bassett and Ira Overfelt toured Moroni and Gunnison area to inspect flocks and progress. Grasshoppers and abundant forage have helped the flocks grow large and fleshy as markets open in November. Bassett also leads a marketing association on the coast and will aid in distributing the flocks locally.
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E. S. Bassett
Bassett Turkey Hatchery
Adelanto
Calif
Moroni
Bassett
Ira Overfelt
Farmers' Automobile Insurance Sales Annual in Salt Lake City
Gilbert Fjeldsted and Mrs Fjeldsted attended the Farmers' Automobile Insurance Inter-Exchange annual meeting and banquet in Salt Lake City at the Newhouse hotel. About 50 salesmen and district managers plus guests heard talks from G T Tyler and Mr Jewett on insurance problems. Local attorney J W Stewart offered legal advice. Harold Lewis of Provo and his wife visited Gunnison relatives afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert Fjeldsted
Farmers’ Automobile Insurance & Inter-Exchange of
Los Angeles
Fjeldsted
Newhouse
Salt Lake City
G. T. Tyler
Jewett
J. W. Stewart
Salt Lake
Fieldsted
Bank official hails Southern Utah crop prospects
H W Browning of the Federal Land Bank reports Southern Utah crop conditions are highly favorable across Sanpete Sevier Piute Garfield Wayne Emery and Carbon counties with ample water and frequent rains boosting wheat corn and beet crops. He and E H Bardsley note no distress and foresee strong returns for farmers beet growers and stockmen as beets near maturity.
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Utah
H. W. Browning
Federal Land Bank of
Berkeley
Calif
Browning
E. H. Bardsley
Sanpete
Sevier
Piute
Garfield
Wayne
Emery
Carbon
Mr. Browning
Worthwhile Prizes Offered to Local Youth Contestants
The Crazy Water Crystals company offers one Sanpete county youth a free trip to the Century of Progress expo in Chicago or a state university scholarship. Eligible are unmarried ages 16 to 26. Vote by submitting name on ballots from merchants. 100 votes per 50c purchase. The Gunnison Valley News grants 1000 votes with new subscription or old account payment.
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Crazy Water Crystals Company
Sanpete County
Chicago
Oath
Gunnison Valley News
Local Items of Interest from Salt Lake and Nearby
Miss Loraine Christiansen, nurse at Holy Cross hospital Salt Lake, visits the Sanford Anderson home. Mrs. George Last and her sons Garth and Ronald arrive from Lewiston to join Mr. Last in settling here. Robert Gledhill returns from Salt Lake City visit. N L Hermansen family back from Malad Idaho after 25 years apart. Floyd Childs and others tour Emery Reservoir, enjoying mountain views. Dr. F B Bullock recovering from serious Idaho auto accident injuries in Salina. J C Penney representative Richard Kleinfelder visits the local store. Johnson family drive to Delta then Provo for a weekend visit. A M Peterson's clan attends the Miller family reunion in Venice. Chas N Learned leaves for Salt Lake to organize a music class this winter. Nolan Edwards returns to Nephi store after a vacation with his parents. W H Graff family drive to Springville. Julia Graff to visit.
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Loraine Christiansen
Holy Cross Hospital
Salt Lake
Sanford Anderson
F. ©. Bullock
Idaho
Salina
Nolan Edwards
Christensen’s Inc
Nephi
Nolan
Roy Edwards
Gunnison Merchants Adopt NRA Working Hours Code
Gunnison and Centerfield merchants join the National Recovery Act effort after a late week meeting. They agree to open at 8 a.m. and close at 6 p.m. with Saturday hours until 8 p.m. Drug stores and cafes are exceptions. The move aims to align with Roosevelt's NRA decree and display NRA signs to show loyalty and support recovery.
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Gunnison
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Centerfield
Roosevelt
NRA
Southern Bankers Name Year Officers
Ray P. Dyreng was chosen president of the Southern Utah Bankers association at the annual election in Richfield. David Hirshi was named vice president and D. P. Jensen secretary treasurer. New executive members include Judge Morris Guy Lewis and H. Roland Tietjen.
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Ray P. Dyreng
Manti City
Manti
Southern Utah Bankers Association
Johnston Hotel
Richfield
David Hirshi
State Bank of Hurricane
D. P. Jensen
State Bank of Sevier
Judge Morris
St. George Bank
St. George
Guy Lewis
Richfield Commercial and Savings Bank
H. Roland Tietjen
State Bank of
Monroe
Bank of Hurricane
Attorney Christensen
Ira Overfelt
C. E. Andersen
Marie Gledhill
Gunnison Valley Bank
Mansfield and Hamilton Marriage Linked in Salt Lake Ceremony
Announcement from Mr and Mrs M L Mansfield of this city confirms the marriage of Miss Berneice Mansfield to Jay B Hamilton in Salt Lake on August 1. Miss Mansfield recently left Gunnison Valley to work in Salt Lake and is known among local young social circles as a former Gunnison Valley high school student.
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Berneice Mansfield
Jay B. Hamilton
Salt Lake
M. L. Mansfield
Miss Mansfield
Gunnison Valley
New Road Patrolman Appointed for Gunnison District
Highway patrolman J. O. Taylor, appointed a month ago by the state road commission, visited Gunnison with Dan Jensen. Taylor covers territory from Gunnison to Santaquin, while Jensen will patrol Centerfield to Kanab, moving north to Nephi previously.
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J. O. Taylor
State Road Commission
Gunnison
Dan Jensen
Mr. Taylor
Sanpete
Santaquin
Mr. Jensen
Nephi
Kanab
Mrs G Stanford Rees Returns Home After Eastern Trip
Mrs G Stanford Rees and her daughter Nancy return to Gunnison from a two and a half month trip that included the Century of Progress exposition in Chicago and visits to New York City and Washington. Dr and Mrs Rees reside permanently at the former F A Bath home on West First South Street.
Enjoy Fishlake Outing With Local Party
The Misses Camille Rosenvall Fay Lund Phyllis Hermansen and Rudy Christiansen with Farlund Nielson Howard Rosenlund Erwin Bauer and Claine Munk enjoyed a weekend outing at Fishlake resort. They motored to the mountain retreat Saturday and returned Sunday evening.
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Fishlake
Camille Rosenvall
Fay Lund
Phyllis Hermansen
Rudy Christiansen
Farlund Nielson
Howard Rosenlund
Erwin Bauer
Claine Munk
First Wheat Plan Payment Set at 20c
Utah farmers will receive a first payment of 20 cents per bushel this fall under the Wheat Adjustment plan on 54 percent of the five year average production in exchange for acreage reduction. Utah official William Peterson announces details including a 20 percent potential reduction limit and later 10 cent second payments contingent on proven acreage cuts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Peterson
Agricultural Adjustment Administration For
Utah
Secretary of Agriculture
Wallace
United States
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Industrial News Review
aNn
Liberty Loan
National Recovery Administration
Chambers Commerce
Indus
Gunners Wallop Richfield
Elsinore
Scipio
Southern Utah League
Nephi Elsinore
Richfield Eee
New York
Turkey
Harold Lewis
Provo
Southern Utah
George Last
Garthnd Ronald
Lewiston
Mr. Last
Robert Gledhill
Salt ,Lake City
Thurs
Storday
N. L. Hermansen
Malad
Ida
Byron Marble
Floyd Childs
Elva Foote
Frank Allred
Doris Allred
Emery Reservoir
Richard Kleinfelder
J. C. Penney Company
Norman Johnson
Delta
A. M. Peterson
Venice
Chas. N. Learned
O. J. Talk
W. H. Graff
Springville
Mr. Graff
Julia Graff
W. H.graff
Southern Bankers
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