Official count lowers school bond majority to eleven votes
After an official recount in South Sanpete, the bond majority fell from five to seventy four to support the school program. Ephaim Taim opposed the bonds with 220 to 213 in one precinct, Manti showed a 50-50 tally, and countywide results stood at 184 for and 134 against. Plans for bigger schools move ahead with material gathering, but no high school at Gunnison will be erected this season.
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Cial
South Sanpete School Board
Manti
Eph- Taim
Gunnison
Knighton
Pioneer Woman Called to Reward
Mrs Dorothy Christiansen longtime Gunnison resident and mother of County Commissioner Parley Christiansen died at her son's home last Tuesday morning at 7 20 she was 92 years four months old Born in Denmark in 1828 she crossed to Utah as a pioneer walking from the Missouri river to Salt Lake She embraced the Mormon faith and was active in charity work Survived by son Parley Christiansen and daughters Mary Stephenson Elizabeth Whitlock Funeral services were held today in Ephraim with interment there Bishop David N Beal presiding and other speakers paying tribute
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Dorothy Christiansen
Parley Christiansen
Gunnison
Christiansen
Ephraim
Mayfield
Denmark
Utah
Missouri River
Salt Lake
Gunnigson
Mary Stephenson
Elizabeth Whitlock
David N. Beal
First Real Fire Engine Built by Latta in Cincinnati
The first successful fire engine was built by Moses Latta of Cincinnati marking a milestone in firefighting history. Latta’s design introduced powered pumping to municipal services, signaling a shift from manual helpers to mechanized fire response in the era.
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Moses Latta
Cincinnati
Radcliffe Chautauqua ticket drive gains strong start
Citizens group reports nearly 300 dollars from the first day of season ticket sales for the Radcliffe Chautauqua August 11 12 and 13. Local committee praises early response and expects ample tickets to meet demand. Lecturers include R P Carson Dr J W Terry Dr Guy M Bingham with musical acts from Porter Ensemble Loseff Imperial Russian quartet and Dudos Starbuck Company.
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Radcliffe Chautauqua
Garlington
Colorado
J. W. Terry
California
Guy M. Bingham
Ohio
Loseff
Imperial Russian Quartet
Dudos-Starbuck
Chautauqua
Cora Melton Cross
Milliner Mrs Halverson Heads for Salt Lake Buying Trip
Mrs G C B Halverson the Gunnison milliner plans an extended buying trip to Salt Lake markets. She vows to bring a large, complete stock of hats and ladies furnishings to Gunnison and will study hat trimming at Paris during her stay under guidance of leading western instructors.
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GC. B. Halverson
Salt Lake
Gunnison
City
Birthday Party Honors Miss Mildred Madsen at 12th Anniversary
Mrs. Peter Madsen hosted a birthday gathering for her daughter Mildred to celebrate her twelfth anniversary. Ten guests attended and enjoyed games and light refreshments before leaving. Miss Vere Madsen helped with serving.
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Peter Madsen
Mildred
Madsen
Vere Madsen
Jensen Family Anniversary Party Delightful Evening
Mrs. A. C. Jensen entertained about twenty guests Friday for her son Calvin Jensen visiting from Wyoming. The gathering included cards games and music followed by refreshments as the evening wore on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Jensen
Calvin Jensen
Wyoming
Camels Introduced in Virginia Prove Nonviable
The article notes that camels and dromedaries were brought to Virginia in 1701 and other years from the old world, but due to ignorance of their habits and improper care methods these introductions failed to thrive in the local environment.
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Virginia
Singular larynx affliction warns of pleural danger
A Chicago Tribune correspondent quotes a patient saying an operator is hoarse and the doctor reports a singular laryngeal affection. The remark warns that without prompt attention the condition might become pleural, highlighting a curious health note in plain speech.
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The
Chicago Tribune
Autoists Advised to Get the Habit
Gunnison prepares traffic ordinance to regulate main thoroughfares. Auto drivers urged to observe parking rules driving on the correct side and proper corner turns. Ordinance likely to be submitted to council and mayor at the next regular meeting.
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Gunnison
Correct the Evil Flooded City Walks Prompt Detour Issues
City residents face constant flooding on sidewalks due to canal leakage. Officials adopted a resolution requiring property owners to maintain waterways, but follow through remains weak.
Sugar Company Buys New Office Adding Machine
The Gunnison Valley Sugar Company has purchased a Burroughs Adding Machine designed for beet settlements. It will perform add, multiply, divide and subtract tasks and operates electrically at a cost of $1,000 with 6 percent mechanical efficiency. The machine arrives in time for the fall campaign.
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Gunnison Valley Sugar Company
Best
Burroughs Adding Machine Company
Sugar Company
Pioneer Day Observed at Gunnison Theater and Hall
Pioneer day in Gunnison was observed with exercises at the Casino theater. A large crowd enjoyed the program of numbers in the morning. In the afternoon a children's dance was held at Peterson hall followed by a baseball game. Several outside visitors attended.
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Peterson Hall
Local and Personal News From Gunnison and Area
Mr and Mrs Bert Madsen return from a Salt Lake trip. Mrs Chris M Madsen and Vera Edwards also travel separately to Salt Lake and Gunnison. Numerous locals and visitors, including Edna Borg, Edna Borg of Richfield, and Gledhill from Salt Lake City, are noted. Residents visit Salt Lake, Santaquin, Fish Lake, and Idaho Falls with several last week departures and returns.
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Bert Madsen
Salt Lake
Chris M. Madsen
Nephi Gledhill
Salt Lake City
W. W. Swain
Ted Smith
Idaho Falls
Billy
Idaho City
Gunnison Kings Top Salt Lake Team In North Utah Clash
The Gunnison Kings defeated Salt Lake’s National Copper team 11 to 8 in a brisk southern Utah contest. The north squad cited travel fatigue but the Sugar Kings maintained the lead through nine innings, then sealed victory as the Copper batter struck out with three men on base and two outs.
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National Copper
Gunnison Kings
Anou
Coppers
Sugar Kings
Gunnison Defeats Ephraim 11 to 4 in Southern Utah League
In Gunnison last Sunday afternoon the Sugar Kings overwhelmed Ephraim 11 to 4 after an early Ephraim lead. Seattle started on the mound for Ephraim but was knocked out by Gunnison's batting barrage. Hugh Halverson hit a long drive for a season record, with Tiarold Halverson also homering as Gunnison collected multiple two and three baggers.
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Southern Utah Baseball League
Gunnison
Ephrraim
Sugar Kings
Seattle
Ephraim
Kings
Hugh Halverson
Halverson
Tiarold Halverson
Gunnison Boys
Nephi to Host Juab County Kings in Weekend Tilt
Nephi will play the Kings from Juab County at Gunnison Diamond Sunday next at 4 30 PM. The Juab boys are stronger than ever and the upcoming game promises a hard fought contest with local fans eager for action.
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Nephi
Kings
Gunnison
Juab
Shower Honors Mrs Anderson in Montrose Wedding
Mrs J Ben Roper and Miss Jessie Paterson hosted a miscellaneous shower at the Peterson hotel yesterday for sister Mrs ly G Anderson who wed on the 6th in Montrose Colorado. About forty guests attended and many gifts were exchanged. A luncheon was served later in the afternoon.
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J. Ben Roper
Jessie Paterson
Peterson Hotel
Hoenor
Ly G. Anderson
Montrose
Colo
Birth of son at Storenvall home
A baby boy arrived last Monday morning at the home of Mr and Mrs Lenne Rownvall. He tipped the scales at eight pounds and a half and is welcomed with a happy, healthy greeting.
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Lenne Rownvall
Storenvall
Nothing Wasted When Effort Meets Results
Motivational note asserts honest work never wasted and effort equals achievement. It encourages persistent effort, noting that outcomes exist even when unseen, and that no deed is in vain. Emphasizes that diligence and success go hand in hand, with results forthcoming from steady work.
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Pesulia Seu
Modern Greek Language Evolution and Influences
The modern Greek language is a continuation of the Attic literary dialect through Byzantine and early vernacular stages. Contemporary authors show a tendency to revert toward the ancient form, shaping a linguistic trajectory influenced by historical layers and modernization.
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Greece
Beehive Girls Lead First Hike to Gunnison Reservoir
Eleven members of the Gunnison Beehive Girls undertook an inaugural hike. They packed blankets utensils and provisions, rode by train from Gunnison to Sterling, hiked to the reservoir camped and swam in the lake. Miss Ruth Perkins served as beekeeper for the swarm.
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Moenichy
Beshive of
Gunnison
Sterling
Ruth Perkins
Widespread Campaign Against Typhoid Fever Initiated
Gunnison leaders join state health board to organize typhoid prevention. Officials plan vaccinations for residents if vaccine becomes available, with tests in Salt Lake City to gauge effectiveness. A broad campaign aims to immunize the Gunnison valley and cooperate with health authorities to curb the disease.
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State Health Board
Gunnison
Gunnison Valley
Waterli
Andoeily Pauneller Gant Hon
Moeting
W. A. Unger
Vty Health Board
Missing Text Fragment Summary
Fragmentary OCR text references a mother and child with alleged threats and a demand for silence. No coherent incident or identifiable persons beyond vague familial relations. Unable to determine a clear news event or outcome from the readable fragments.
Fragmented Message on Work and Worry in Hushed Tone
The fragment discusses work and worry, suggesting work may aid health but warning against wasted effort. It mentions a distant date and risk of machinery damage, stressing focus over distraction and the impact of fear on action.
Fragmentary Note Describes Meditning Aire Incident
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Meditning aire and mentions Cleveland Main Center. It lacks clear person, place, or date details but signals an incident note or report, still with unreadable sections.
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Walt
Wwe
Preston Hind
Cleveland
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Santaquin
Ira Overfelt
Lois and
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A. J. Swain
E. H. MccCallen
A. H. Lund
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J. A. Robins
Good Springs
Nevada
Guninison
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Tinte Standard Mining Company
Edna Borg
Richfield
M. H. Hickenlooper
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Rosa Grant
American Park
Adolph Peterson
Lilly Grant
Ray B. Metcalf
A. M. Christensen
Fish Lake
M. Dugegins
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Milford
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