Economic Highlights of Farm Plans Post AAA Fallout
The piece surveys new agricultural proposals after the Supreme Court voided the AAA. It contrasts administration backed programs resembling the old AAA with Hoover's alternative plan. The administration would lease land from farmers to reduce production and deploy a soil fertility program, funded from federal sources, maintaining strong government control over farm output.
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AAA
Epublican Party
Herr Hoover
Ld Aaa
Hoover
T Lincoln
Ned
Well Known Matron Is Called to Reward
After a three month illness from cancer Mrs Lucinda Anderson Christensen Madsen died Friday afternoon last. Funeral services at Gunnison ward chapel with Bishop John M Anderson officiating. Burial in Gunnison City cemetery. Survived by daughter Crystal Christensen, her father and mother, seven brothers and sisters. Born July 5 1895 at Mayfield. She lived in Mayfield until 1931 then married C K Christensen then Peter Madsen.
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Lucinda Anderson Christensen Madsen
Madaen
Gunnison Ward
John M. Anderson
Hyrum Christiansen
Chas. S. Hansen
Anderson
Gunnison
Clyde Whitlock
Mayfield
June Metcalf
Pauline Michaelson
John S. Bardsley
J. Earl Pickett
Gunnison City
Hane C. Olsen
Mrs. Madsen
Louis
Annie Anderson
C. K. Christensen
Peter Madsen
Madsen
Crystal Christensen
Irene Eliason
Salt Lake City
Devota Voorhees
Lutella Weldon
Scipio
Elverda Buchanan
Gunpison
Vernal Anderson
Manti
Milton Anderson
Sterling
LeRoy Anderson
Scout Officials Meet to Instruct Leaders in Gunnison Valley
The Bryce Canyon council invites scout leaders of the Gunnison valley to a Sunday seminar at the Gunnison stake seminary. Sessions run 10:00 am to non and 3:30 pm to 3:30, with training on summer activities, outings, and advancing patrols. William G. Barton will lead instruction, with additional support anticipated from other officials. Mrs. June Metcalf hosted seven F and F club members for bridge. TM. Lewis Childs and Mrs. J. A. Dean won honors.
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Gunnison Valley
Gunnison
Bryce Canyon
Ummer
William G. Barton
June Metcalf
Lewis Childs
J. A. Dean
Vitamin C Emphasis from Nutritionist at Utah College
Miss Elna Miller, extension nutritionist at Utah State Agricultural College, urges reliance on varied vitamin C sources including citrus, canned tomatoes, and tomato juice. She notes two oranges or grapefruit weekly, or lemon juice, aid diet and dental health, with baby needs around two tablespoons orange juice daily. Experts expect abundant oranges and grapefruit in coming years, with possible price declines if conditions stay average.
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Elna Miller
Utah State Agricultural College
Mrs Ray B Metcalf Visits Dress Shop in Salt Lake City
Mrs Ray B Metcalf proprietor of the Dress Shop spent a weekend in Salt Lake City on a business visit observed by local circles noting a professional trip and engagement with downtown fashion interests during the outing.
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Ray B. Metcalf
Salt Lake City
Torchbearers Honor Enlistees At Army Banquet In Salt Lake City
Colonel William C. Webb announced that sixty Utah and Idaho youths enlisted in the 88th Infantry from the January peril at Bath and Fort Douglas. Twenty five more await final papers. four college graduates and twenty one with high school diplomas show the unit’s educated recruiting.
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William C. Webb
US 8
Inter
Miomwn Ares
Bath
Utah
Idaho
88Th Infantry
Fort Douglas
Army Post
Army Recruiting Office
Nees Building
Salt Lake City
Priesthood Fete Brillant Affair at Centerfield Ward
Nearly 150 gathered at the Centerfield ward meeting house for the Aaronic priesthood banquet. Moland Peterson acted as toast master with toasts and talks, Snow College President Horsfall as guest speaker, priesthood band selections, a hot dinner by mothers and the bishop, and a dancing party to close.
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Centerfield Ward Meeting House
St. Valentine
Moland Peterson
Horsfall
Snow College
Gribble Pioneer Honored With 80th Birthday Dinner
W H Gribble of Gunnison received a birthday dinner Friday evening to mark his 80th birthday. Immediate family attended and shared well wishes after the meal in a brief surprise celebration hosted by relatives.
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W. H. Gribble
Gunnison
Mr. Gribble
Mutuals Welcome Missionaries At Scout Lodge Event
Hamilton ward Mutuals hosted a welcome home party for Imelda Peterson and Devine Madsen, returning from Canadian and California missions. A structured program featured prayers, readings, remarks by Bishop Anderson and President Hansen, musical selections, and a social luncheon followed by dancing.
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Imelda Peterson
Devine Madsen
California
Scout Lodge
Hamilton Ward Mutuals
Chas
Embley
Anna
Jene Christensen
Mary Jensen
John M. Anderson
Lavona Frandsen
Beulah Knighton
Manti forest ranger meets grazers for summer permits
Ed Cox, ranger for the Manti National Forest district one covering Manti, Six Mile and Twelve Mile canyons, spent Monday and Tuesday with grazers at local and Centerfield sites. He helped prepare grazing applications, investigated transfers, and noted about thirty grazers signed for permits at each location. Mrs. Ben Childs of Marysvale visits the Francis home.
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Ed. Cox
Manti National Forest
Manti
Six Mile
Twelve Mile Canyons
Centerfield
Cox
Bright Clothing Aids Child Traffic Safety Says Study
The U S department of agriculture urges mothers to dress children in vivid colors to boost visibility to drivers. Bright scarlet, blue, grass green, orange or yellow are recommended over drab tones. Even simple bright scarves caps and mittens can help, encouraging parents to create a lasting fashion for safety.
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U. S. Department of Agriculture
Bulldogs Triumph in First Win of Season
Gunnison Bulldogs beat Wasatch 40 to 25 and Moroni 28 to 91 on last week's results. North Sanpete upset Moroni to break a two win tie while Ephraim fell to Manti, as Temple City boys slip in league standings. Anderson scored 18 for Gunnison with five other players contributing, and R Nelson added 10 points.
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Gunnison
Wasatch
North Sanpete
Moroni
Ephraim
Manti
Ube
Sanpete Distrat
Moroni Boys
Temple City Boys
Gunnison Bulldogs
Wasatch Academy
R. Nielson
Bulldogs
Blizzard Rages Through Gunnison Valley Night
A fierce blizzard struck Gunnison Valley Tuesday night with gale winds and driving snow. Radio warnings preceded the storm, with near zero inches officially measured due to drifting. Auto travel was hindered between Gunnison and Ax Tell as cars became stuck in barrow pits. the storm affected much of southern Utah, but reports indicate little suffering and potential benefits for moisture.
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Gunniso
Mercury
Difficcult
Autoiste
Here
Axtell
Barrow Pits
Utah
Senator Frischknecht Undergoes Emergency Appendectomy
Sanpete county state senator Conrad Frischknecht was rushed to Salina hospital Friday morning after an acute appendix infection and underwent a highly successful operation. Pneumonia complications, worsened by influenza, threatened him, but Dr. J A Flagan reported dangerous symptoms fading and the patient making good headway toward recovery.
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Conrad Frischknecht
Sanpete County
Salina Hospital
J. A. Flagan
Frischknecht
Jrood
Hard Rock Miners Develop at U of U
University of Utah may create a student practice mine with two shafts fifty feet deep linked by a drift. Mining and civil engineering students would gain hands on experience in timbering drifting surveying and shaft work. WPA crews would build the initial shafts before students continue on campus.
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U of U
University of Utah
R. S. Lewis
Mining Department
T. C. Adams
Civil Engineering Department
Lewis
School of Civil Engineering
University
WPA
Mr C E Andersen Visits Ephraim Parents
Mr C E Andersen motored to Ephraim on Monday and spent the day as a guest of her parents, enjoying time with family in a brief local note.
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C. E. Andersen
Ephraim
Mrs Kimbal Larsen Hosts Junior Bridge Club Evening
Mrs Kimbal Larsen welcomed members of the Junior bridge club for a Wednesday evening gathering. Guests tasted a hot dinner at small tables before playing contract bridge for several hours. High score prizes went to Mrs Vearl Peterson and Mrs Milton Christiansen, with consolation to Mrs Hart Keyser.
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Kimbal Larsen
Vearl Peterson
Milton Christiansen
Hart Keyser
New Officers Named For Piute Company
Piute Reservoir and Irrigation company held its annual meeting in Salina on Monday with election of officers and three new directors. Joseph F. Peterson was reelected president, A J Crosier named vice president, Claud Payne and Elmer Bartholomew appointed as district directors, and Peterson reassigned to district six.
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Piute Reservoir & Irrigation Company
Salina
Big Irrigation Company
Second Ward
Jos. F. Peterson
LeRoy Cox
Fifth Judicial Court
Fillmore
Joseph F. Peterson
A. J. Crosier
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Industrial News Review
Greme
U.S. Army Service
Gunnison Valley High School
Maisie Myrup
Mutuals
Ben Childs
Marysvale
George Francis
Sanpete District
Ephrai
Vacateh
North Sanpete A
Moroni i
AIT “ Manti Ag Urinieen
Wawatch
Lawrence Edwards
Christensen
Richfield
Mrs
Rey Edwards
Piute Company
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