Summer School Big Drawing Card at Utah Agricultural College
The second annual Utah Agricultural College Summer School opens in Logan on June 15 with 138 regular work days. Registration starts June 12. terms run June 15 to July 25 and July 27 to August 29. A stellar faculty of 28 educators from major universities leads the program.
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Utah Agricultural College National
Logan
United States
Utah Agricultural College
A. E. Winship
Journal of Education
Boston
Canada
W. H. Kilpatrick
Teachers College
Columbia University
New York City
Frederick J. Turner
Harvard University
Cambridge
Massachusetts
Charles A. Ellwood
University of Missouri
Columbia
Missouri
Henry ©. Cowles
University of Chicago
Ilinois
James E. Boyle
Cornell University
Ithaca
New York
Raymond Frazen
University of California
Berkley
California
Alma Binzel
American Federation of Child Study
Record Timber Cut Sets New National Forest Peak
National Forests in the Intermountain Region report a total timber cut near 62 million feet in 1924, with Idaho accounting for about 40 million feet. Officials say growth expansion rather than a boom explains the rise, as timber demand shifts eastward and development moves into Idaho and other intermountain stands.
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Intermountain
KR. H. Rutledge
Intermountain District
Idaho
Wyoming
Utah
Nevada
Mr. Rutledge
East
Northwest
Pacific Coast
America
Western
Rutledge
National Forest
Marketing plan urged for Gunnison Valley livestock
Walter H. Glin of the Denver and Rio Grande Railroad spoke at the Relief Society hall on a plan for cooperative livestock marketing to lift farmers in Gunnison Valley. He urged better stock, good blood and care, noted low pasture stocking, and backed beet growing and sugar factory support. He closed with a poem about western toil and small profits.
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Gunnison Valley
Walter H. Glin
Denver & Rio Grande Railroad Company
Relief Society Hall
Olin
Merenius Beaurgard
Gunnison
Mr. Olin
Robert Vance
A Winning Trio Brings Joy to Metcalf Home
Junius Metcalf city councilman and noted Sanpete sheep man reports a lucky run in life and announces a newborn daughter born yesterday at 4 pm. The Metcalf family celebrates the arrival a baby girl weighing eight pounds with both mother and child in splendid health alongside two robust sons.
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Junius Metcalf
Sanpete
Depot Road Now Decent Highway
The two mile stretch to Gunnison’s Denver Rio Grande depot was graded and gravelled finishing last evening. Local Lions club backing led to donations from businesses and farmers, with thirty men and twenty teams on site daily. The project aims for county funds and possible government aid as a post road, with high school students serving meals to workers.
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Denver & Rio Grande
Ely Construction Company
Gunnison Lions Club
Gunnison
Gunnison Valley High School
Leone Evans
Gunnison Sugar Co. Official Visits Lions Club
W. Harvey Ross president of the Gunnison Sugar company visited from Salt Lake and met the Gunnison Lions club. He urged cooperation for a large sugar beet planting in the valley this year and predicted wide benefits if secured. Club members pledged full support.
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W. Harvey Ross
Gunnison Sugar Company
Salt Lake
Ross
Gunnison Lions Club
Pledgei
Kimball Family Shifts North to Warren Idaho
Mr and Mrs Paul Kimball and Miss Marguerite Kimball travel north this week to Warren Idaho to reside permanently. Mr Kimball has been named general superintendent for Unity Gold Mines Company and will oversee operations immediately.
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Paul Kimball
Marguerite Kimball
Warren
Idaho
Kimball
Unity Gold Mines Company
Junior Prom Dance Big Social Event
The Junior Prom at Gunnison Valley High School auditorium promises a grand social event with guests from nearby towns. The eighth Prom features Miss Eunice Grimsgard and Miss Avery Beck leading the class in a parade, with Mayor and Mrs Parley Christensen and others attending.
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Gunnison Valley High School
Manti
Ephraim
Salina
Richfield
Sanpete
Sevier County
Parley Christensen
Leo D. Bardsley
Newman Beck
Centerfield
Eunice Grimsgard
Avery Beck
Presbyterian Services In City Next Sunday Evening
Rev T G Mcleod pastor for the Presbyterian church at Manti Salina and Gunnison will conduct regular services at the chapel in this city next Sunday evening Services will open at seven thirty and a cordial invitation is extended to all to be present.
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T. G. Mcleod
Presbyterian Church
Manti
Salina
Gunnison
Washington Birthday Dance Attended by O N O Club
O N O club members from the city drove to Manti Monday evening. They dined at the Eagle hotel run by Mr and Mrs A M Christensen, former Gunnison residents, then joined the Washington birthday dance. Local attendees included J W Tones J A Hagan Julius Duggins T Metcalf and Miss Teresa Duggins.
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DANCE
Manti
Eagle Hotel
A. M. Chritensen
Gunnison
Washington
Messers
Mesdames
J. W. Tones
J. A. Hagan
Julius Duggins
T. &. Metcalf
Teresa Duggins
New Officers Chosen by Presbyterian Ladies Missionary Society
At a Tuesday afternoon meeting of the Presbyterian church Ladies Missionary Society the officers for the coming year were elected. Mrs. R Parr becomes president, Mrs Albert McKenna vice president, and Miss Josie Curtis secretary-treasurer. After the election the study lesson was read by Miss McMonigal with refreshments served by Miss Curtis and Miss McMonigal.
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Ladies Missionary Society
Albert McKenna
Josie Curtis
Sanpete County Opposes Gunnison Levan Highway Change
Sanpete residents voice strong opposition at a mass meeting in Manti to reinstating the Gunnison to Levan road as a state highway. Mt. Pleasant Lions Club resolutions condemn southern pressure and urge keeping the road as a county project, amid broader debates on regional benefits.
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United States
Mt. Pleasant
Ephraim
Manti
Fairview
Gunnison
Gunnison-Levan Road
Sanpete
Gunnison Valley
State Road Commission
Salina
Richfield
Centerfield
Redmond
Aurora
Monroe
Sevier
Marysvale
Junction
Chaleville
Panguitch
Salt Lake City
Levan
Levan Canyon
Lions Club
Utah
Sterling
Messenger
Ephraim Enterprise
Sunpete
Salt Creek Canyon
Elk Population Pressure on Utah Forest Ranges
District Forester Rutledge notes elk planted years ago expanded 16 to 20 times. In Cache National Forest 400 elk share spring ranges with 500 cattle under 47 permittees, risking range damage. Policy supports restricting elk via state law, while Utah forests can host elk with grazing restrictions on domestic stock. Gunnison Lions Club members travel to Salt Lake to back a proposed Gunnison Levan state highway restoration. A birthday party hosted by Mrs Lever Clements for 24 guests included Needlecraft and social time.
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National Forest
Utah
Rutledge
Cache National Forest
National Forests of
Forest Service
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Pittsburg
Owie
Bao
Depot Road
Sanpete County
Capitol City
J. W. James
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