07 Jan 1937
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Newspaper
Gunnison Valley News
Location
Gunnison, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1937
Page
1
The piece argues national ideals preserve democracy amid recession and tax burdens. It notes unemployment looms large, government debt grows, and balancing budgets requires prudent federal policy. Railroads show recovery signs but need regulatory changes. other sectors face tighter controls or lacking subsidies.
The Ogden Livestock Show kicks off its eighteenth annual exhibition with bloodstock and domestic animals on display in the enli neum rangery. Poultry and seed shows and an auction of fat cattle sheep and hogs are planned. A million dollar livestock expo highlights the junior division 4 H clubs and collegiate participants driving progress in agriculture.
A fragmented report covers crop changes over five years, the Salina Wolves on a winning note, and a detailed account of Ephraim weather and harvest forecasts. It notes crop rejections, price impacts, and agricultural trends across regions with mentions of local families and institutions, plus a long insert on temple work and community figures. The piece also records snow depth, temperatures, and a January cold snap affecting the area.
Mr Jaren O Mayer president of Gunnison American Legion auxiliary Post 104 urges a large local turnout for the American Legion sanitary convention to be held in East Lake City for two days starting Friday. National and state leaders from the seven posts will attend to discuss the Set sect problem and topics of vital importance.
Mr and Mrs J Tellestrap hosted a wedding dinner for Beth Meier, who wed Cote Hiarward of Acre last week. About forty guests attended the dinner, enjoyed roast chicken, trifle, and wine following the feast.
The Gannonery post office reports a strong year with a 60 percent rise in money orders and substantial gains in total business, while local authorities note more hunters and game activity in the Gunnenisen district. Ring-neck pheasants and the Chinese pheasants draw crowds as fields and streams attract visitors, despite uneven local conditions.
Mins Mar ret Kephart daughter of Mr and Mrs J T Kephart of Salt Lake married Ray L Jenkins son of Mr and Mrs Thomas Griffiths of Springville at the Kephart home in Salt Lake City. Rev John D Lagen of Our Lady of Lourdes church performed the ceremony. The gathering included both families and a few friends followed by a break at the Hotel Utah.
Centrefield couple Jobe Christensen and Lavite Draper wed in Centerfield in a ceremony held Monday night at Imad week. Both families are well known in Centerfield and the Gunnison Valley with the bride and groom's families active in local community work.
Mrs Fing Petty announced the marriage of her son Leland Petty to Ming Norma Vance of St Goonon. The ceremony occurred in Neenda city New Year's Eve, with Petty visiting his mother for Christmas. Petty is known in Guirdach circles for his early schooling and local work. well wishes pour in for the couple's happiness.
Germinon City Council provides a special January concession on the dog license tax. The incentive reduces the amount required to obtain the license to encourage immediate applications. January only, with late January deadline noted by Iola Tolletrup in the column.
Harriet Oren James of Payette died after a long illness and cold with a tram accident blamed as a contributing factor. Services were at Fayette meetinghouse with burial in Payette cemetery. born to George and Florita Earl, she was 18, wife of John James.
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