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Newspaper

Gunnison Valley News

Location

Gunnison, Utah, United States of America

Date

Dec 14, 1933

Page

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Battle of the bottles dominates liquor policy debates

Washington reels from a clash between federal control plans and liquor manufacturers as a national code reshapes production, distribution, and pricing. States push varied laws for sale and tax structures amid talk of parity prices and potential federal sales systems.

Washington Federal Alcoholic Control Administration Secretary of Agriculture Montana Oregon Nevada Reno

Warning on signing wheat adjustment checks urged by Utah official

Agricultural officials warn farmers not to sign over wheat adjustment payments to creditors, citing Article 16 of the contract which prohibits assignment. Utah Director William Peterson notes such actions are void and stresses payments are for farmer discretion, not creditor benefit.

Agricultural Adjustment Administration William Peterson Utah Peterson

Winter range expert reports temper estimates for Utah

Expert reports on winter range provide varied estimates of feed supply with 70 percent of normal expected. Professor A C Esplin notes that two poor prior years, variable weather, and improved late growing periods influence outlook, while management and moisture will determine final outcomes for 1924. Mayor Peterson traveled to Salt Lake City and returned amid consumer opposition to higher prices as Christmas buying nears.

A. C. Esplin Professor Esplin Desert West Desert Utah Esplin

Penalties High For Improper Claims

Commissioner Helvering warns against false exemption claims under the agricultural adjustment act. Convictions for false returns or affidavits carry up to $10,000 fine, five years' imprisonment, or both. Prosecution also targets producers and storekeepers evading the processing tax on wheat and corn through fraudulent affidavits.

Commissioner of Internal Revenue Guy T. Helvering Internal Revenue Laws Bureau of Internal Revenue

City official seeks loan to improve Gunnison water system

P W A C H Childs city recorder for Mayor J S Peterson went to Salt Lake Friday and Saturday to file a 15750 loan application with the state public works administration for Gunnison water system development. The filing starts investigation and will go to Washington for final approval. Childs also met Utah Taxpayers League officials and discussed rotating Sanpete county workers under the Civil Works Administration.

C. H. Childs City Recorder J. S. Peterson Salt Lake Childs State Public Works Administration Gunnison Washington Utah Taxpayers League Sanpete County Civil Works Administration

Citizens oppose CWA methods in Sanpete County

Meetings across Sanpete County reveal strong opposition to the CWA work rotation plan. Mayors in Ephraim voiced disapproval as residents claim the method harms the needy and unfairly favors some workers. Investigations will pursue claims of preferential labor selection.

Sanpete Ephraim CWA Spencer Moffitt Mariner S. Beeles Frost

Holiday Party At Mrs. Hagan Home In Early Season

The home of Mrs. J. A. Hagan hosted a pre season holiday party on Monday afternoon. The rooms were festively decorated in red and green and a turkey dinner for twenty guests followed a 1:30 seating. A lively progressive bridge session afterward saw favors awarded to Mrs. Edd Jensen, Mrs. June Metcalf, Mrs. W. H. Farr, and Mrs. Leslie J. Kidman.

J. A. Hagan Edd. Jensen June Metcalf W. H. Farr Leslie J. Kidman

Entertaining Ladies At Mrs Roper's Turkey Dinner

Mrs J B Roper hosted a 20 guest turkey dinner with holiday red and green decor. Bridge winners were Mrs J A Hagan Mrs J E Metcalf and Mrs Hart J Sanders. Also noted are a patient recovery for Charles Jensen and birth of a baby girl to Mr and Mrs Mike Sorenson.

J. B. Roper Bridge J. A. Hagan J. E. Metcalf Hart J. Sanders Charles Jensen Axtell Salina Hospital G. Stanford Rees Mike Sorenson

Sanpete District Basketball Opener Sets Jan 12 Schedule

Sanpete district opens January 12 with six teams Gunnison, Manti, Ephraim, Moroni, North Sanpete and Wasatch Academy. Coach Payton Alexander and officials’ school notes set game dates through March with Moroni, Gunnison, North Sanpete and Ephraim to clash across seven weekends.

Sanpete Payton Alexander L. D. Bardsley Gunnison Valley Roy Menlove Mayfield Richfield Earl Ferguson Box Elder Ferguson Gunnigan Manti Ephraim Moreni North Sanpete Wasatch Academy Moroni Gunnison Wasatch Alexander Bulldogs Gunnison High School Geverally Beck Anderson Gledhill Munk

Just Hard Luck Hen Roper Wins Turkey Feat

Hen Roper, a self assured marksman, won a big turkey in a recent target shoot and shared the prize with fellow marksmen. Ben fulfilled his promise, hosting a turkey feast Sunday night for 14 guests including their wives. Mrs Roper prepared and served the savory turkey for all present.

Hen Roper Ben Mr. Roper Mrs. Roper

New Projects Urged After CWA Rotation Rejected

County officials, after a CWA meeting in Manti, announced rotation of work would not be used. Workers on each project will stay until completion as new projects are created to employ additional men. Fifteen more workers were added across Gunnison Centerfield Axtell Clarion Fayette and Mayfield with paychecks totaling 600 dollars in Gunnison and similar payments in other towns.

Lewis Dougis Johnson Douglas CWA Manti Robert Hinckley Fayette Gunnison Centerfield Axtell Clarion Mayfield Carl A. Erikson Spencer Moffitt

Mrs Carrie Radeke Fry Dies After Stroke in Gunnison

Mrs Carrie Radeke Fry, known in Gunnison, died at home Sunday from a stroke after a weakened heart. She was 58, born May 18 1875 in Iowa. Survived by husband Harvey Fry, niece Mrs W L McIntyre, sister Mrs N S Berg, brother C R Radeke, and two foster children. Funeral held in Twin Falls Idaho with burial there.

Carrie Radeke Fry Gunnison Harvey Fry W. L. McIntyre Twin Falls Tdn Fry Iowa Gunninon

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Rchalt CO M Exac NRA Treas Joult Bridge Club Oscar Tolek Vearl Peterson Newell B. Cook Fish and Game Department Game Department Joe Matson Sunpete National Reemployment Service Mount Pleasant Claud Marlett Mr. Matson Reemployment Administration C.W.A J. A. Honan Internal Revenue Salina Peck Carl Nielson Wolverines Isatin Bird Jertr Nielson Colby E Hickman Cushing Freres Jensen Carrie Radeke Fry Is
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