Rail Officials Boost Gunnison Valley Thrift and Growth
S L Racey and J C Crawford of the Denver and Rio Grande visit Gunnison Valley praising local thrift in beet crops sugar factory and feeding industry. They announce $9,000,000 planned railroad improvements in Utah and Colorado including 35 miles of 5 pound rail south of Manti and Salina canyon branch work.
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Gunnison
Gunnison Valley
S. L. Racey
J. C. Crawford
Denver and
Rio Grande Railroad Company
South
Messrs. Racey
Crawford
Tra Overfelt
Mr. Racey
Great Big Valley
Utah
Colorado
Manti
Salina Canyon
Gunnison Quintet Prepares for Sevier Division Season Opener
Gunnison high school basketball fans will see a real quintet in action as Coach Bradley leads the Colts in training for the January season. The team faces Wasatch Academy Friday night at seven thirty, hoping to rebound from a previous 12 to 18 loss at Mt. Pleasant. Players include Newell Childs, Glen Stubbs, Newell Mortenson, Dean Erickson, Seymour Tassie, L A Foote, Elbert Modeon and George Bauer. A postgame M A social ball with prizes and Foot warmers orchestra follows at the high school auditorium.
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Gunnison
Whic
Bradley
Wasatch Academy
Mt. Pleasant
Gunnison Boys
Newell Childs
Glen Stubbs
Newell Mortenson
Dean Erickson
Seymour Tassie
L.A. Foote
Elbert Modeon
George Bauer
Sevier
Salina
Richfield
Monroe
Bicknell
Big Poultry Co Making History in Utah
The Utah Poultry Producers cooperative, now in its third season, eyes a state egg and poultry industry reaching 10 million dollars. Utah exports rose from 10 carloads in 1922 to 356 carloads by 1924, with 1,000,000 baby chicks added this spring. President Benjamin Brown notes potential growth to 10 million annually.
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Utah Poultry Producers Cooperative
Utah
Producers’ Cooperative
Mr. Brown
Los Angeles
Sevier County
Utah State Farm Bureau
Benjamin Brown
Cooperative
Gunnison Valley Praised for Purebred Hogs by Central U S Swine Co
Addis Kelley secretary treasurer of the Central U S Swine company and G R Hain visited the area saying Gunnison Valley offers top climate feed and shipping for breeding hogs. They praised local Chester White stock as sturdier and more attractive with strong demand, while noting breeders seek their stock. Mr and Mrs E J Ericksen and daughters Zelma and Vonneal returned from Salt Lake City after several days away.
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Gunnison Valley
Addis Kelley
Central T U. S. Swine Company
Kelley
G. R. Hain
Richfield
Chester
Swine Company
E. J. Ericksen
Zelma and
Vonneal Ericka
Salt Lake City
Points
I Am a Little Christmas Seal Fight TB Mission
A tiny Christmas Seal pleads for a penny to fund tuberculosis battles. It portrays itself as front-line aid, urging generosity to protect children and prolong life through a nationwide fundraising drive.
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Mal Rose
Seal
Mos O
New Postal Rates On Mailing Cards
Postmaster Leo Gledhill urges proper postage for Christmas cards and greetings under new rates. Cards in unsealed envelopes now require 1.5 cents per card, with insufficient postage common. deficit collection may affect sender goodwill. Postcards and greetings have 2 cents postage in unsealed envelopes, 1.5 cents in sealed ones, 2 cents as before when sealed. Frank Kearns and Owen Madsen left for Bingham to work in the mines for several months.
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Leo Gledhill
Frank Kearns
Owen Madsen
Bingham
Gunnison P T A Elects Officers and Plans Monthly Meetings
The Gunnison Parent-Teachers Association elected Mrs. Leslie Kidman as president Leo D. Bardsley principal Gunnison High School became vice president and Mrs Charlotte Vilard secretary treasurer The group will meet first Wednesday each month with special sessions as needed A five week Saturday school make up plan was started to help students both at the high school and Washington School and improve home and school conditions
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Leslie Kidman
Leo D. Bardsley
Gunnison High School
Charlotte Vilard
J. W. Jones
Joseph A. Larson
Washington
Important Farm Bureau Meeting Planned for Gunnison Valley
A mass meeting to organize a farm bureau in Gunnison Valley is scheduled for Friday evening at the Relief Society hall with M. P. Brown of the Utah State farm bureau as principal speaker. Centerfield hosts a 3 PM Friday meeting, while Sanpete County aims for 1800 members at $5 each, including wives.
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Gunnison
Farm Bureau
Gunnison Valley
Relief Society Hall
M. P. Brown
Utah State Farm Bureau
Brown
David N. Beal
Sanpete County
State Farm Bureau
Prevent Mad Rush Do Shopping Now
Editorial discusses human nature causing Christmas shopping to become rushed and exhausting. It argues people delay by habit, creating stress that robs the season of cheer and goodwill, and urges readers to shop today to avoid disappointment. Mrs. C. M. Peterson visits Richerd for a week or ten days.
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C. M. Peterson
Richerd
Glad Tidings Arrive in Gunnison for Norman Family
A baby boy was born to Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Norman in Wadahog, with Mrs. Norman and infant healthy. Ronald C. Norman, manager for J. C. Penney at Fairfield, sent word from Palrfield Town nine o’clock yesterday morning, and townspeople extend congratulations and best wishes.
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Gunnison
Howard Norman
Ronald C. Norman
Palrfield
R. C.norman
Neeler
Ronald
J. C. Penney Company
Faifield
Norman
Birthday party for Mrs Bert Madsen hosts fifteen guests
Mrs Bert Madsen acted as charming hostess at a birthday party Friday evening in honor of her husband. Fifteen guests attended with Mah jongg and solo as the main entertainments. Dinner preceded the games, assisted by Miss Eunice Gremsgard and Theresa Doggins.
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Bert Madsen
Mah Jongg
Solo
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Valley
Hi School Quintet
Fine Aggregation
M. C. Nelson
V. C. Childs
A. M. Peterson
Big Poultry Co
Parent-Teachers Effect Organization
Parent- Teachers Association
Vail
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