Roosevelt era electric policy sparks national debate
The article surveys Wilson era plans and the Roosevelt era shift toward electric utilities, noting public concerns about TVA reach, tax reform, and regulation. It highlights factions and regional questions about how policy could curb business recession, boost relief, and influence workers amid the broader economic mood.
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Roosevelt
Eule Abewil
Acale
Thewieh Wits
Fey
TVA
Anil
Yemen
Low Down in a Mock News Voice from Pusnia and Beyond
A garbled piece discusses daily paper rituals and odd scenes in Pusnia with blurred references to Russia. It mentions a mock scene of people in soap boxes, shimmering decks, and a grand Cherry novelli moment, hinting at a public spectacle or performance.
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Pusnia
Russia
A.om
Government To Buy Car Sanpete Spuds
Fragmented OCR text describes a government purchase involving cars and Sanpete potatoes, with scattered names and places. It mentions a council or committee, a delivery schedule, and local officials, but the fragmentary nature leaves key details unclear. The piece reads like a late era local government notice merged with unrelated jumbled wording.
Red Cross Safety Campaign Targets Western States
Red Cross sponsors a safety campaign with state governors and officials across the western region. Conferences began in Phoenix and Arizona and will conclude in Salem on December 16, with additional meetings in Barramento Canon City Nev Salt Lake City Olympia and other cities. Officials note three years of rising injury figures and urge crime and accident reductions through coordinated action.
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Higway Crib
Schafer
Fed Crommanger
Pacific
Phoenix
Arteona
Salem
Cre
Barramento
Canon City
Nev
Saltalee City
Loine
Iilaho
Olympia
Wash
Skecomabor
Bigheny
United
Scillerippind
Red Cross Stnite
Etate
Eda
Eminent Educator Joins Snow College Faculty
A renowned educator joins Snow College faculty in a move expected to boost program quality. The hire brings extensive experience from higher education and leadership roles, signaling a strategic expansion of the college’s academic offerings and community engagement.
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Snow College
Gunnison High Students Attend Journalism Convention
Gunnison High School sent a group to a journalism convention with about 18 student aspirants for writing and invitations for yearbook editors. Attendees from Gra were Lawrence Anderson and faculty adviser Mine Hartera Ninleon, Felon Hateen, deem Childs, Luvile Modern, and Bogie Overfelt with Mrs Merrill Anderson hosting a post event whist gathering.
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Wee Reengs
Paige Wilby
Migely
Dallire
Ania
Wehbe
Fet
Totel
Sterna
Journalians
Harrison JL Merrill
Ehwirman al
Ehdpermiion Beteen High
Armieuy
Gra[alice
Lawrance Anderson
Mine Hartera Ninleon
Felon Hateen
Deem Childs
Luvile Modern
Bogie Overfelt
Emergency Medical Units Ready to Aid Highway Wrecks
A stray OCR fragment notes that mobile units from a medical or red cross service will be prepared to assist vehicles on frequent accident stretches of highway. The text references L Katablithosett of imore and Rad Cros units operating along roads to aid stranded motorists.
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L Katablithosett
Imore Rad Cros
Gunnison High Quint Sets Pace in Busy Season
Gunnison High's quint races to a rapid start as the team presses other squads with fast tempo. Coaches and players discuss early momentum, practice intensity, and expectations for upcoming games and district stretch.
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Gunnison
Mayfield CCC Enrollees Study Varied Vocations
Mayfield CCC enrollees study varied vocations under Foreman Grange, with thirty men in courses on carpentry and stove mechanics. The project includes shop work, forestry, and table preparation for recreation hall and library, overseen by Jinan, Premelsen, and Jensen with certificates issued on completion. Last Wednesday Kenneth Kaller visited the camp to observe activities.
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Mayfield
Aeg
Mil Simberg
Mayfeb
Jenoen
Maytiolis
Dexter
Foreman Grange
Jinan
Sam Premelsen
Mr. Jensen
Gradie
Ue Benean
Sigryd
Forest Head Advises On Cutting Christmas Trees
An article discusses guidance from Forest Head on selecting and cutting Christmas trees. It references male and female trees, locations, and seasonal timing, noting considerations for sustainable harvesting and traditional practices amid unclear OCR text.
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Forest Head
Large Range Building To Benefit Under 1958 AAA Program
A historical note outlines anticipated gains from larger range building allowances under the 1958 AAA program in Utah. It explains how the HAIN program would adjust capacity calculations for range land and range-building allowances, referencing Secretary Hyer and proposing a standard rate of 1.00 per animal point of range capacity. The text discusses broader incentives for ranchers participating in the program and hints at computation changes and policy effects.
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Utah
AAA
Wan Penall
Saool F. Hyer
Atary Aaa
Capedy Range
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