06 Jan 1938
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Newspaper
Gunnison Valley News
Location
Gunnison, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1938
Page
1
Fragmented OCR text discusses federal policy and its effects on investment and welfare. It notes concerns over HUD depreciation, tax revenues, and delayed monetary actions. The piece links government stance to inflation, retail prices, and business expansion hindrances. It emphasizes potential long term impacts on growth and public services.
Fragmentary verses describe a strange event in Grove with a narrator waking in fright. A neighbor speaks of blood and a distant mortal peril, while a bell or show echoes. The text reads like a rural reminiscence or comedic aside, with unclear plot points lingering.
A harsh snowstorm impacts region with heavy snowfall in Sanpete and Savher areas. The storm delivers high winds and freezing temperatures, causing limited runoff and firm snowpack. Tom Harrin, formerly with Gutinison Suyear, is named head office liaison in Salt Lake and will help compile state and county reports through the weekend.
County Agent Elmer HL ae will represent Sanpete county at the annual extension service conference at Wink State Agricultural college January 17 to 22. Willian Peterean directs. Eminent philosophers and scientists from Washington and California will discuss social philosophy for agriculture and extension service issues in the state.
A chromatic Utah film portrays unemployment and the federal role as Steve, a Utah worker, seeks work and meets the unemployment compensation process. The film shows state offices, a Salt Lake City premiere, and public reaction to social security measures amid postwar policy shifts. The clip includes a holiday wedding notice for Cloyd Christenson and Miles Elaine Sorenson in rural Utah society.
A Monday oath ceremony formed a new officials group as members pledge to oversee local duties. The panel, led by Maher and Mayfield, intends to set standards, appoint committees, and report progress to the public in coming weeks.
Adults in Gunnison will attend an evening study on poultry production covering care, housing, feeding, breeding, and culling. Instructor Le Henri will lead lectures with Mick Nichols assisting. Free sessions run ten to twelve evenings with follow-up home visits and practical demonstrations planned. Existing turkey growers will receive two or three evenings focused on methods for successful production.
Gunnison hosts Moroni in the season opener as the Bulldogs seek pre season form. The game features fast breaks and long shots with Gunnison aiming to defend home court and prove championship potential amid strong local support. Next Friday marks district league play beginning in the Gianpete division.
Mr and Sry Drurwin Anderson and children of Galt Lake along with Mr and Mee Oreill Watts and children of Prove were guests during the Tele tide season at the home of Hlabop and Mrs Jobe M Anderson.
Sugar beet growers in Gunnicon district including Seyier and Sanpete counties will receive additional payments for 1987 era conservation efforts. Announcement by Leakey Punk, executive secretary of the agricultural conservation Laguna, indicates payments may range up to 75 to 100 per ton with exact amounts and timing still to be finalized. Plans, surveys, and determinations are under way to apply payments on the bank of soil conserving practices on farms with at least 60 percent of the 1907 sugar beet acreage. Conserving crops and rotation land practice are key factors in government regulations to determine eligible growers.
A clan gathering for Mr. and Mrs. Nielsen marked a farewell after a feast. Relatives, friends, and neighbors joined in on the event with warm tributes. The party concluded around four o'clock with stories and songs about past years.
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