Sugar Factory Closes Fall Run
The Gunniron Valley sugar plant ended its fall run after handling 20 000 tons of beets this season with minimal spoilage. Officials say the facility could double throughput, producing 30 000 tons and refining sugar, plus molasses and pulp for stock feed, and highlight the wider economic and agricultural benefits for local farmers and regional markets.
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Orient
United States
Utah
Idaho
Colorado
Crete
Colorands
Christmas Spirit and Civic Good Will For All
A Christmas reflection on peace and unselfishness as a guiding force for civilization. The piece notes the symbolic power of Christmas, compares it to national pay-up days and Japanese New Year customs, and urges continued public cooperation to spread optimism and goodwill throughout daily life.
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Christendom
China
Japan
Hear Committee Report On Valley Poultry Meeting
Gunnison Valley Poultry association officers call a Friday 2 pm meeting at City hall. Vital topics include Benj Brown and Metzgar reports on baby chick purchases from coast and local hatcheries, with a full attendance requested.
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Gunnison Valley Poultry Association
Benj. Brown
Central Utah Poultry Exchange
Metzgar
Central Utah Poultry Association
Beets Backed To Save Local Sugar Industry
In a call to support the struggling sugar industry, leaders urge supplying beets for a full capacity run to measure the valley's potential. Reports from Colorado and Utah indicate rising beet sentiment for the coming season. 1923 crop prices remain undetermined awaiting January Farm Bureau and sugar company meetings.
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Thaha
Utah
Testimonial Honors Miss Lundberg Before Mission Trip
Erma Lundberg was honored with a testimonial at Gutsen Valley high school auditorium before her January departure for mission work with the L D S church. Nearly 200 friends attended an evening of games, dancing, and a program led by Mrs. J W Jones. A quartet sang as C C Edmonds spoke on What a Missionary May Expect, prompting Lundberg to thank attendees. Proceeds totaled 508 05 and ward officers extend thanks.
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Erma Lundberg
Gutsson Valley
J. W. Jones
Jones
Edgar A. Gueat
Bishop Swalberg
Ernest Halverson
Bert Bigher
C. C. Edmonds
Return of Kitty Delights Gunnison Audience in Debut Play
The Gunnison Dramatic Players made a strong first impression with The Arrival of Kitty a three act comedy drama that drew laughs from curtain to curtain Miss Perkins earned praise for coaching while critics call the show crackerjack Despite timid moments the cast delivered solid performances pleasing locals and encouraging home talent support to boost local theatre efforts.
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Kitty
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Centerfield Schools Hold Individual Exercises Friday
The Lincoln Schools at Centerfield will host no general program but each room will conduct individual activities Friday afternoon. Songs recitations and short talks are planned during the session with Santa Claus visiting rooms and handing out candy tokens to students.
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Centerfield
Sunday School Program Next Sunday Morning
The Sunday school of the L. D. 8 church will present a Christmas program at the Relief Society Hall next Sunday morning. To avoid interfering with the program, all usual class work will be suspended for that day and the Christmas spirit will prevail.
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Adolph Peterson
Burl Bown
Calpernia Christensen
Donald Parks
Rhea Ferre
Relief Society Hall
Festivities at Axtell Christmas Events Planned
Axtell prepares yuletide celebrations with public school performances at Morley’s hall Friday night offering four playsets per room and Santa distributing candy and nuts. Christmas day features a 1 p.m. Sunday School program at Morley’s hall with songs readings and recitations by Alvin Jensen Reva Despain Mrs James Jacobson and others followed by a dance and Santa candy distribution culminating in a basket dance.
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Morley’s Hall
Santa Claus
Union Pacific Official Addresses Club on Southern Utah Plans
W H Lee traveling freight agent for Union Pacific spoke to the Entre Nous club at Gunnison Hotel on the railroad controversy with Southern Pacific. He outlined Supreme Court segregation rulings, proposed Southern Utah development, and UP plans to build hotels at Cedarity Bryce Canyon Cedar Prakes and the Grand Canyon north rim plus a transport company with auto stages and buses for tourists. Niel Sorenson was elected club secretary after Dr Nelson Beal resigned.
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Union Pacific
Sourthern
Southern Pacific
Entre Neus Club
Gunnison Hotel
Niel Sorenson
Nelson Beal
Springville
Lee
Supreme Court of the United States
Southern Utah
Cedarity
Bryce’s Canyon
Cedar Prakes
I Grand Canyon
Utah
Yellowstone National Park
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