Gunnison Valley Bank Joins Federal Reserve System
Gunnison Valley Bank of Utah has become a member of the Federal Reserve System, joining about 700 banks. The move increases stability, provides access to credit, and signals growth as the bank raises capital from 25 000 to 40 000 and plans a new savings department to promote saving among customers.
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Gunnison Valley Bank
Utah
Federal Reserve Banking System
Federal Commission
Federal
Oscar B. Berglund
J. W Jones
Gunnison
Gunnison Valley
Federal Reserve System of Banking
Federal Reserve System
Federal Reserve Bank
Federal Reserve Banks
Predicts Lower Prices In The Early Fall
Industrial conditions in the east show improvement after six weeks of travel by L. Frank, owner of the Co op store in Gunnison. Wholesale prices remain high but relief is hoped as labor troubles settle and plants resume work. Early fall could bring cheaper clothing and food.
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L. Frank
Co-op
Gunnison
Frank
Nephi
Ble
Local youths enlist in army at Richfield
Bennie Childs Golden Jensen and Ottis Nielson signified intention to enlist Last Monday they traveled to Richfield to join the army service If successful in preliminary exam they will be sent to the Presidio San Francisco for regular training They enlisted in the motorized artillery service.
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Bennie Childs
Golden Jensen
Ottis Nielson
Uncle Sam
Richfield
Presidio
San Francisco
Leslie Peterson Dies at 3 in 1290 Area
Leslie Woodrow Peterson, three year old son of Mr and Mrs Ole Peterson, died Wednesday morning after a two week illness. The community offers sympathy as funeral services are held today.
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Leslie Woodrow Peterson
Ole. Peterson
Wrain
Peterson
Interesting lecture on church movement by Miss Crawford
Miss Isabelle Crawford, field secretary for the Woman's Board of Home Missions of the Presbyterian Church, lectured to the Gunnison ladies and friends last Tuesday afternoon. The audience heard data on the interchurch movement as she tours the West, with plans to travel from Monroe to Portland after visiting here.
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Isabelle Crawford
Woman's Board of Home Missions
The
Presbyterian Church
Gunnison
Miss Curtis
Miss Crawford
West
Interehured
Monroe
Northwest
Portland
Nelson Leaves Gunnison for Cleveland Farm Purchase
A. B. Nelson, a leading farmer and stockraiser in Gunnison valley, with his family, left yesterday for Cleveland. He has bought a 120 acre farm near Cleveland and will relocate there permanently to pursue stockraising and farming.
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A. B. Nelson
Gunnison Valley
Cleveland
Nelson
Program set for Mutuals meet with address by C W Edwards
Anatu hosts a conjoint meetior of the Mutuals Sunday evening featuring attorney C W Edwards who will speak on Organization of the Govermental Departments at Washington D C and a pleasing musical program will follow the address.
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Anatu
Mutuals
C. W. Edwards
Washington, D.C
Will Pay 13 For Sugar Beets Old Folks Feast
Gunnison Valley Sugar company will pay 13 dollars per ton for the 1920 sugar beet crop and provide free pulp. W Harvey Ross says the price is in advance of last season and expected to attract farmers to plant large acreages. Centerfield Old Folks Reunion set for Thursday March 11 with an afternoon program at 2.00, supper, and a dance afterward.
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Gunnison Valley Sugar Company
W. Harvey Ross
Sugar Company
Centerfield
Big Kill in Spud Drive at Gunnison High
A county farm bureau organized sparrow killing contest at Gunnison High School with participation from the Ag club. About 5,000 pests were aimed at, 2,484 birds killed and exhibited, with 31 to 50 percent expected losses. Government value estimates project substantial savings, and prizes were awarded: Thomas Madsen won $3 for 444 sparrows, Aaron Jensen $2 for 388 sparrows, Levar Wilson $1 for 295 sparrows.
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County Farm Bureau
Gunnison High School
Thomas Madsen
Aaron Jensen
Levar Wilson
Impressive Funeral Services For Joseph V Christensen
Funeral services were held at 1 pm last Monday for Joseph V Christensen at the R.8. hall. Intimate friends Joseph A Larson and BH Perre gave eloquent addresses while a selected choir sang and Bishop E L Swalhere performed a solo. Floral offerings from friends at home and afar were profuse.
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Joseph V. Christensen
R. 8
Joseph A. Larson
BH. Perre
Christensen
E. L. Swalhere
Oil drilling promoted in Manti valley action
Wealthy Salt Lake and Chicago ecoterie plans to drill multiple wells in the Manti valley. A local committee mobilizes landowners to sign leases around the county seat. Plans include a Gunnison meeting and a survey to secure 15 000 acres for three drilling rigs, signaling strong local support and early action.
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Manti
Salt Lake
Chicago
H. A. Kearns
Alr
Kearns
Il Manti
Gunnison
Projet
Mmich
Alwer
Here
Mann
Funeral Services for Anthony Metealf in Gunnison
Anthony Edward Metealf who died in Rexburg after an influenza attack was laid to rest at his parents home in Gunnison last Saturday. Family members William Walden and Austin Keards spoke, honoring him as flowers and music filled the ceremony, with many mourners from his childhood paying tribute.
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Anthony Edward Metealf
Anthony Métealf
Gunnison
Rhirdhood
William Walden
Metecalf
Austin Keards
Metcalf
Rexburg
Nuenza
Gauunisen
Payette Chanel Company Elects New Officers
At a Payette meeting held last Thursday, the Payette Chanel company selected officers for the coming year. President Atalie M Mellor, Secretary Genoree Mb Barthol vlmews, Treasurer ed) Mothor. New board members are Ed L Jensen, Howard Rob erte and James Teen. The group also approved a plan to install a water flow metering system to show water used and save on waste.
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Payette Chanel Company
Payette
Compar
Ateliie M Mellor
Genoree Mb Barthol Vlmews
Mothor
Divarlere
Ed L. Jensen
Howard Roberte
James Teen
Doings at Axtell
Mrs. James Munson of Mt Pleasant visited last week with daughter Mrs Harold Sorenson of Axtell. Miss Grace Johnson of Sphraim visits sister Mrs Eugene Bjerregaard. Mrs George Christensen came from Manti to visit Willard Barton. Wyora Despain returned from Fountain Green after three weeks with the flu. Frank Jones of Salt Lake was here visiting friends. Influenza in Axtell is rapidly decreasing with only a few cases remaining.
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James Munson
Mt. Pleasant
Harold Sorenson
Axtell
Grace Johnson of
Sphraim
Eugene Bjerregaard
George Christensen
Manti
Willard Barton
Wyora Despain
Fountain Green
Frank Jones
Salt Lake
Gunnison Valley Alfalfa Meal picks new presidents
At a special stockholders meeting Joseph Blixt was chosen president to fill the vacancy from Fred Hinze's resignation. Datint Sanders, a principal stockholder, was selected as general manager.
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Gunnison Valley
Alfalfa Meal & Feeding Company
Joseph Blixt
Fred Hinze
Idaho
Datint Sanders
Republicans reorganize at Gunnison precinct meeting
The Republican precinct group at Gunnison held a City Hall meeting to reorganize for the fall election. Joseph Christensen resigned as chairman and Nephi Gledhill stepped down as secretary. C. M. Madsen was elected chairman with Clifford H. Childs as secretary. A follow up meeting was set for next Wednesday evening.
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Anys
Joseph Christensen
Nephi Gledhill
C. M. Madsen
Clifford HW. Childs
Well known farmer David Olsen to move to Guentisen
David Olsen a leading Sanpete county farmer will take up permanent residence in Guentisen soon. He recently purchased the Charles Rasmussen home for a handsome price and plans to add rooms before moving his family here. Charles Nastbogden, owner nearby, will draft plans for a modern five room dwelling as Olsen intends to start work early in the summer.
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David Olsen
Sanpete County
Monti
Guentisen Shorty
Olsen
Charles Rasmussen
Charles Nastbogden
West View Irrigation Secretary Takes Salt Lake Trip
Clifford Childs, secretary for the West View irrigation company, leaves Wednesday morning to Salt Lake City for several days to attend to business matters for his firm.
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Clifford Childs
West View Arrigation Company
Salt Lake
Gunnison High School Building Plans Move Ahead
J M Knighton and B T Reid, building committee and county superintendent, traveled to Salt Lake to review architecture options for Gunnison High School. They will present concrete plank specifics to South Sanpete voters and seek valley-wide support once plans are finalized.
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Francis Borin
Ramona Sorenson
Pierce J. M. Knighton
Balt Lake
Reid
Agelih
Peterson Hall
Wish
Han
Winnitte
Farcely
Gunnison
South Sanpete
J. M. Knighton
B. T. Reid
Salt Lake
Knighton to Build Modern Five-Room Brick Bungalow
J. M. Knighton, who sold his home last fall, plans a new modern five-room brick bungalow west of the old site. Ground surveyed, action work soon to start. The brick dwelling will have a cement basement of five rooms, furnace heating, bath, toilet, and other modern conveniences.
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J. M. Knighton
Mr. Knighton
Logan Man Buys Farm At Westview Valley
Leslie Redman near Logan becomes a permanent valley resident after purchasing the Wd. 8, Child ranch at Westview for 21000 dollars. The 90 acre farm’s buyer intends to live there, while Mr. Childs plans to settle on a farm near the depot.
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Logan
Leslie Redman
Westview
Mr. Childs
Centerfield funeral honors Onda Fjeldeted in weeklong services
Impressive funeral services were held at the Centerfield meeting house for Onda Fjeldeted who died February 27 after a six week illness. Speakers included Soren Anderson and Bishop Herbert Beck. interment followed at Centerfield cemetery. Onda, born December 14 1917 in Centerfield, was the daughter of Richard Pieldated. The community expressed sympathy to the family. A Canada home sale by Fred Jensen and wife to Junius Embley for 22,906 on 480 acres near Brant Alberta was announced.
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Centerfield
Onda Fjeldeted
Soren Po Anderson
C. A. Hickenloper
Chris P. Jensen
Chris P. Larson
Soren
Shea
Fred Jensen
Canada
Junius Embley
Brant
Alberta
Export of Cattle Trade Starts in America in 1861
Export of cattle began in America in 1861 but did not become a regular business until several years later.
Sincerity as a Practical Business Virtue
A quotation emphasizes sincerity as the most compact wisdom and a powerful tool for swift dealings. It notes sincerity inspires confidence, speeds inquiries, and helps reach a goal quickly, comparing it to a plain road that leads to an end without detours.
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Gunnison Institution
Leslie Peterson
Alvin Peterson
Scoumaster
Clark
Dause
Soren Anderson
Wlcome
A. Barlow
Andrew Jensen
C. i. Christianseh
Matilda Fjeldsted
P. Sorensen
Ida Nielson
Fens Hansen
Thelma Barlow
Affalone Jensen
Lilvana Beck and
Slump
H. Embley Salo
Eva Jensen
Ry B. B
Carrie Tollestrup
Bpmneral Services
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