Monetary questions reshape the nation in 1930s tone
The piece reviews the ongoing monetary battle under President Roosevelt with figures like Henry Morgenthau Jr and George Warren shaping policy. It discusses gold standards, inflation fears, and the Civil Works program aiming to employ up to 4 million people and boost wages through public works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
aOo
Bryan
McKinley
Franklin Roosevelt
NRA
Treasury
Acheson
Oliver Sprague
Bank of England
Woodin
Henry Morgenthau, Jr
George Frederick Warren
Cornell
Committee of the Nation
Mr. Warren
Warren
Roosevelt
Rogers
Yale
United States
Chamber of Commerce
State of New York
Savannah
Yast
Dole
Utah Wheat Production Curtailment Payments Named
The federal government will pay Utah wheat growers about 738693 for curtailment of production based on signed contracts representing 80 percent of state production. County and district committees receive about 49618 for services. total state payment is 798692.87.
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Utah
William Peterson
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Washington
Peterson
Rich
Box Elder
Weber
Davis
Morgan
Summit
Wasatch
Salt Lake
Tooele
Duchesne
Uintah
Dagerett
Juab
Sanpete
Beaver
Iron
Millard
Sevier
Plute
Wayne
Garfield
Kane
Carbon
San Juan
Emery
Retail code enforces fair competition with heavy fines
District Compliance Director KE Til den Mattox announced all large town retailers must follow the retail code of fair competition. He warned about five hundred dollar daily fines for code violations such as firing and rehiring workers, nonconsecutive hours, or wage reductions, while separate codes await for certain trades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KE. Tilden Mattox
Mattox
Christmas at Home for Utah College Students
Grave West Parkinson and Glenn Brown Pritchett graduates of Gunnison Valley High School and Irene Allmendinger a Wasatch Academy graduate are registered at Utah State Agricultural College. They plan to spend Christmas at home after the fall quarter ends December 21, 1933 and return January 3, 1924 for the winter quarter.
Fayette Forms Local Red Cross Organization
Fayette citizens met with county chairman Mrs Spencer Moffitt to perfect a Fayette Red Cross group. Elgin Mellor was elected chairman with Nr Pickett as vice chairman Elmer Bartholomew secretary Leon Mellor treasurer BE Olsen publicity and corresponding secretary. The unit aims to promote civic projects and welfare work for community improvement.
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Fayette
Spencer Moffitt
American Red Cross
Elgin Mellor
Nr. Pickett
Elmer Bartholomew
Leon Mellor
BE. J. Olsen
Land Bank Loans Reach High Peak
The Berkeley Federal Land bank reported November loans on farm properties across Utah California Nevada and Arizona totaling 4 918 400 doubling the bank total for 1982. First mortgages total 3 280 200 with 1 638 200 from commissioner loans on agricultural properties.
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Berkeley Federal Land Bank
Utah
California
Nevada
Arizona
Willard D. Ellis
Farm Credit Administration
Land Bank
William S. Myers
Washington
Berkeley
Ellis
Forcing Pullets Not Encouraged In Poultry Production
Poultry expert Carl Frischknecht notes pullets may molt and stop laying during fall and winter due to weight and condition. Forcing early heavy production depletes nutrients, risks body weight loss, and is not advised. Properly cared pullets should reach appropriate weight before laying intensifies.
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Carl Frischknecht
Utah
Frischknecht
Kindergarten Gets Good Start Monday in Gunnison
The free Gunnison kindergarten opened with 34 registrations on Monday rising to 40 by Wednesday. Ages 4 to 6, taught under the teachers' relief program by Mrs. L. J. Kidman and Mrs. Charlotte Villard, report high progress and plan a varied program next week including drawing and picture making. Due to space, two 2 hour sessions run daily from 9:30 to 11:30 and 1 to 3 p.m.
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Gunnison
L. J. Kidman
Charlotte Villard
Taxpayers Plan Seeks Tax Reform to Ease Burden
Sanpete county taxpayers push for tax reform arguing the current state tax crushes farmers and small businesses. Meetings in Gunnison Centerfield Clarion Fayette and Axtell discuss a possible tax holiday and an income tax plan to spread the burden, with Salt Lake a state meeting scheduled to present facts and seek action.
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Blood
Gunnison Valley
Gunnison
Centerfield
Clarion
Fayette
Axtell
P. P. Dyreng
Manti
W. P. Winters
Mt. Pleasant
Mel Anderson
Sevier County
Tax League
W. E. Thorpe
South Sanpete
Salt Lake
ME. Pleasant
Mrs Madsen Hosts Wide Awake Bridge Club
Mrs. R A Madsen hosted the Wide Awake bridge club at her home Monday afternoon. Bridge occupied most of the afternoon with Mrs. Ray Metcalf and Mrs. Oscar Tolek taking top honors. A luncheon was served at four, covers laid for sixteen.
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R.A. Madsen
Bridge Club
Ray Metcalf
Oscar Tolek
Gunnison Bridge Club Hosts Turkey Day Dinner
Mrs N L Hermansen entertained Gunnison Bridge Club members and guests at a Saturday turkey dinner during the holiday week. Twelve members attended along with special guests Mrs Lyda Duggins Mrs Julius Duggins Mrs M Edwards Mrs Chas Lund Mrs J E Metcalf and Mrs Bi A Madsen. After lunch the group played progressive bridge with honors going to Mrs J B Roper and Mrs Lyda Duggins.
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N. L. Hermansen
Gunnison Bridge Club
Lyda Duggins
Julius Duggins
M. Edwards
Chas. Lund
J. E. Metcalf
Bi. A. Madsen
J. B. Roper
Winter Storms Bring Rain and Snow to Utah Valleys
The region received soaking rain and heavy snow delaying travel in parts of northern and eastern Utah. Two feet fell on higher elevations with about three inches in the valleys, aiding irrigation and grazing. Miss Allie Dixon and Miss Ruth Smith visited family during Thanksgiving.
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Utah
Salina Canyon
Bulldogs Beat Salina Wolverines In Thanksgiving Preseason
Gunnison Bulldogs defeated Salina Wolverines 33 to 20 in a Thanksgiving eve preseason game at Gunnison Valley High. The contest drew a large crowd and featured early lead by Gunnison, substitutions in the second half, and a late Salina rally before the buzzer.
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Gunnison Bulldogs
Salina Wolverines
North Sevier High School
Gunnison Valley High School
Salina
Bulldogs
Alexander
Salina Boys
Bente
Wolves
Bulldog
Gunniseng
Gunnison Sugar Co Pays 1932 Growers Bonus of 28 Cents
Beet growers in Sanpete and Sevier counties will receive 21 440 dollars as an additional payment for 1932 sugar beet deliveries. R T Harris, president of Gunnison Sugar Co., announced a 28 cent per ton bonus from Salt Lake offices. The payout increases growers total to 5 28 per ton including prior payments. 73 000 tons were delivered in November 1932. Further 1933 and 1932 crop payments to follow as market conditions allow.
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Sanpete
Sevier
R. T. Harris
Gunnison Sugar Company
Salt Lake
Harris
Careful Budgeting Urged by Taxpayer
The Utah Taxpayer urges citizens to consolidate 212 government units to cut expenses and relieve tax burdens. It argues that property revenue is saturated and calls budget officers to place constituents first while preparing 1934 budgets. The issue also discusses who should be admitted to public colleges and favors segregating the fit for public expense relief.
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Utah
Pritchett Wins $25 Scholarship to Utah State Agri cultural College
Glenn Pritchett is reported as the winner of a 25 scholarship to Utah State Agricultural College. He was chosen for outstanding high school work and activity and is registered in the School of Arts and Sciences. He is listed by the registrar as enrolled this week.
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Glenn Pritchett
Utah State Agricultural College
Glenn
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Sanpeters
County Taxpayers Plan Organization
Allie Dixon
Ruth Smith
Prova
Springville
Gunnison Sugar Co
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