Officials Plan Road Improvement District In City
Gunnison officials plan a road improvement district after talks with civic groups. Property owners in the district will pay for the work, including paving North between 2nd East and Center, Center between 2nd East and 2nd Street, and South between 2nd East and South streets. The project uses 4 inch lower gravel, with city funds to cover intersections. Estimated cost is 10 202.40 for 14 784 of pavement at 7.10 per square yard. The measure aims to curb dust and improve streets, pending state agreement details. Local reaction favors the district, pending final pages. Mrs. Edd Jensen hosted a dinner for 90 guests, with Mr. and Mrs. Mellor and Mrs. Hoper noted in attendance.
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Gunnison
Ted Cest
Elc
Apjm
Funeral Services Held Wednesday For Edward Childs
Funeral services for Edward Childs were held Wednesday with family and friends gathering at Gunnison cemetery. The service featured a varied program of music, prayers, and tributes to Mr Childs dedication to family and country.
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Edward Childs
Hie
Gether
Gutmaon Wand
Edward & Childe
Valley
Elmer Nielenn
Gilbert Pieldsted
Wong
Lord Ly
Gunnison Ward
Koya Whithuck
Detmar Higham
MacLloyd Erickwn
Meller Christenabn
Min Junta Metealf
Mise Barbary Metealf
Mire
Emily Knighton
Childa
Mr. Childs
W. A
Organ Concert Planned March Seventeenth at Ward Chapel
Sheldon Heaps will present a recital March 17 at 8 p.m. in Gun nivan ward chapel, per Bishop Elmer Nielson. The event invites all to attend and gauge interest in installing an electric organ. Heaps will bring his instrument for demonstration.
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Sheldon Heaps
Gunnivan Ward
Elmer Nielson
Ward
Heaps
Remembering a bygone Butcher Shop and town changes
A reflective note recalls a long gone butcher shop near Main Street. The writer considers a local incident involving a man who owed over $4,000 to a tire shop, with townsfolk forgetting the debt. Questions arise about the source of funds, accounting honesty, and how long figures sat in the books.
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Jiemie
Fayette D U P Names New Officers
The Fayette D U P announces new officers including Mire Ceurus Fawith Mellor and others. Residents, relatives, and local leaders are noted as visiting, with several families mentioned in social exchanges and a reference to Cpl. Henry Jensen serving overseas.
Don Anderson Undergoes Emergency Appendectomy at Salita Hospital
Reports from the bedside indicate Don Anderson received an emergency appendectomy at Salita Hospital on Saturday. She is described as doing fine and is expected to recover at home in Gunnison.
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Irs
Don Anderson
Tle Salita Hospital
Gunnison Hamne
New Castle Disease Hits Sanpete Poultry
New Castle disease affects Sanpete County poultry with respiratory and nervous symptoms in chicks and adult birds. Mortality rises when Cecidosis is present. dust and disease carriers spread the illness. vaccination timing is advised, including caution with sick birds and when to vaccinate different ages. Mr and Mrs LG Anderson hosted the F Club gathering.
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New Castle
Sanpete
Sormal
Ganpeto
February Precipitation Falls Short of Long Term Average
Readable data from Great Basin Research Center shows all stations in Egil cin Canyon with greater water content than the long term average but totals for February were below last year and under the long term average. Officer A. Plumer Perry notes overall low precipitation for the month.
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Great Bagge
US Forest Service
Egil Cin Canyon
A. Plumer Perry
Aks
Fev
Walter Cutiterit
Centerfield Legion Play Draws Cast From Town
The Centerfield American Legion No 104 presents Lone Rivers a short play on February 2nd with local residents Aunt Millie Mrs Willard Jensen Old Corser Joe Willardson and others performing March 14th at Gunnison ward chapel Directed by Glen Myrup and Dean Malmgren the show begins at 0 18 pm with a cast of Centerfield residents in town theater style.
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American Legion
Lone Rivers
Gunnison
Ward Chapel
Glen Myrup
Dean Malmgren
Centerfield
Aunt Millie
Willard Jensen
Old Corser
Joe Willardson
John Livingstone
Una Sorenton
Caroline Livingstone
Elva Jorn
Anna Livingstone
Bonne Laftute Lyman
John Livingcons, Jr
Bud Jorgensen
John
Fayette Ward Relief Society Reorganized in Sunday Meeting
Fayette ward Relief Society held a Sunday gathering to reorganize with Mrs Leah Maller as president and Mrs Eisine Mellor as 1st counselor. Mira Verda Johnson noted as another officer, with further officers to be named later.
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Fayette Ward Relief Society
Mra
Leah Maller
Eisine Mellor
Mira Verda
Other Johnson
A Liter
Peterson Bros Sale Postponed
Peterson Bros sale postponed as bidders and officials adjust plans for a large cattle auction. The event, hosted at a new sales pavilion capable of holding about 3,000, will include auctions led by Howard Brown of Kansas City and Forrest Bowsford, with influence from agricultural journals and stockmen from multiple states. Luncheon is served at 11:30 with sale starting at 12:40.
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Boreman
Montana
Howard Brown
Kansas City
Ty Forrest Bowsford
Wester Livestock Journal
Los Angeles
Frank Japhet
Howard Stockman
Denver
Mer- Hin Clark
Utah Farmer
My Mackey
Omaha Journal Stockman
Alyson Smith
Pacific Stockman
San Francisco
Pelkrsems
Beet Growers Reach 1949 Contract Terms, Association Says
The Beet Growers Association reports agreement on terms for the 1949 contract. The group notes progress at Salt Lake during last week’s meeting and encourages growers to sign up quickly before planting. Delegates including Carol Gene Alles and others will present a toast at the banquet, with Mrs Josephine Orrard accompanying the Giinivon chapter.
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Association
FAA
Lee
Jordin Nutehool
Carol Gene Alles
Shipley Sweete
Ula le Chrintensen
Marin Fautty
Ani LuPriel Meline
Carol Gene Allen
Tanqguet
Treasei
Glorius Husemberg
Henni= Anderson
Bonniig Hansen
Tele Lyman
Verne Hansen
Nade Aut Pickett
LeDell Squires
Mra
Josephine Orrard
Giinivon
Children Hospital Disaster Loans Drive Report
Mire Royal Buchanan of Gunnison Stake Primary Board announces a $340 donation from the five wards Salt Lake City Children’s Hospital disaster relief fund. Ward members were urged to contribute pennies to aid distressed children. Weekend visitors included Mr and Mrs E B Swanberg.
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Mire Royal Buchanan
Gunnison
Royal Organisation
Salt Lake City
Axtell
Centerfield
Payette
Mayfield
Children's Hospital
Spring Cleanup Urges City Cleanup After Winter
After a harsh winter and heavy snow, residents must tidy yards and streets as melting reveals debris. Officials warn that litter and trash will be moved to the curb for removal. Cans garbage old deer heads and dead chickens have been seen discarded across neighborhoods and enforcement will follow.
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Garcan
Ber
Pervale
Spotlight on Utah Complaints About Hole Punching
Mog publisher Yokey criticizes the state for punishing holes across Utah. He urges the Publicity and Industrial Development department to address drinking water needs, drilling wells, and high pressure from prospectors. He cites ongoing public notices and intercity inquiries as the region grapples with water and drilling issues.
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Utah
Yokey
Taylor
Times-Independent
Mog
FID
All Prospector
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Ceurus
Della Merilivlemes
Siemenplein
Helle Mellor
Getretucy
Treibhan
Harry Berman
Salt Lake
Mine Boriap
Mary RY Farr
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Sling
Hien
Capitol City
Hudolph Jenn
Ogden Tenenity
Sein
Henry Jensen
Teuvini
WS Army
LG Anderson
Wank Wiah
Rockford
Harold Coomie
Michigan
U.S
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Peterson Bros
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Wena
Sages Sou
Mtr
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Seth Tike
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Childrens Hospital
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