Funds Available For Beet Growers In Utah
Beet growers in Sanpete and Sevier valleys may apply for seed loans up to 12 per acre from the federal seed loan office in Salt Lake. A local agency may be formed to facilitate, with loans covering thinning labor. Alfalfa seed loans up to 3 per acre allowed if other crops cover the cost. Feed loans extend to cattle horse 5 per head sheep 50 cents hogs 1.50 with max per person 600. Applications to county agents or extension service Logan. livestock loans to Grand Forks, North Dakota. Utah livestock loans exceed 5000000 in anticipated open period.
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Sanpete
Sevier
Gunnison Sugar Company
William Peterson
Utah State Agricultural College Extension Service
Federal
Salt Lake
Peterson
Utah
Walter B. Eliff
Grand Forks
North Dakota
Mr. Bliff
Extension Service
Logan
St Patrick Party Entertained With Green Decor and Bridge
Mrs. J. A. Hagan hosted a Monday afternoon home party with St Patrick designs in green decorations favors and place cards. A luncheon for twenty covered at small tables featured green carnations on each table. After luncheon guests enjoyed a round of progressive bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Hagan
St. Patrick’s
Fayers
Progressive Bridge
State Educators Set Conference in Utah Kingsbury Hall
A three day Utah educators conference gathers leaders from Utah and nearby states at Kingsbury Hall, University of Utah from March 31 to April 2. Out of state speakers include Dr Paul L Dengler of Vienna and Dr William Henry Burton and Dr William F Ogburn of the University of Chicago. Topics cover European education and classroom procedures with a George Washington Bicentennial feature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah
Kingsbury Hall
University of Utah
Conference of
Paul L. Dengler
Austro-American Institute of Education
Vienna
Austria
William Henry Burton
University of Chicago
William F. Ogburn
Ogburn
Hoover
Burton
Dengler
Europe
George Washington
Blaze Destroys Mickelson Homestead In Early Morning Fire
A West First North street home belonging to Lea Mickelson was destroyed by a blaze believed to start from a stove while the family was away at a party. The interior burned to ashes despite attempts to fight it with a garden hose. insurance covers about 1500 dollars. Neighbors and local officials warn the need for a better alarm system beyond the bell at city hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lea Mickelson
West First North Street
Mr. Mickelson
Yarn Mickelson
Mickelson
Gunnison
Temple Wedding at Manti Ties Gunnison Couple
Howard Childs son of Mr and Mrs Edward Childs of Gunnison married Miss Elsie Clausen of Salt Lake at the Manti temple. A wedding supper and reception followed at the Childs home with about nineteen guests. The bride, born in Fredrickstad Norway, moved to America at nine and works for Mountain States Telephone. The groom, active in local church circles, had two years as a Mormon missionary in Sweden. They will reside in Gunnison and he plans farming.
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Howard Childs
Edward Childs
Gunnison
Elsie Clauson
Salt Lake
Manti Temple
Mgr
Ed. Childs
America
Mountain States Telephone & Telegraph Company
Childs
Sweden
Mormon Church
Gunnson
Mr. Childs
Miss Aleda Christiansen Attends Prom in Salina
Miss Aleda Christiansen of Henager's Business College Salt Lake visited with her parents on Saturday and attended the Salina junior prom dance Friday night with a group of student friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aleda Christiansen
Henager’s Business College
Salt Lake
Miss Christiansen
Salina
Utah training school to stage pageant Thursday
A pageant scheduled for 1 30 p m Thursday March 31st will be staged by the students of the University of Utah training school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gram
University of Utah Training School
South Sanpete School District Faces 20 Percent Pay Cut
Taxpayers from the South Sanpete district push for at least a 20 percent wage reduction for teachers and administrators for the 1982 83 school year. Delegates from Gunnison Centerfield Fayette and other towns urged the plan at a Manti meeting, while some locals oppose the move and call for maintaining salaries to keep efficient staff.
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South Sanpete
Manti
Gunnison
Centerfield
Fayette
Ephraim
Board of Education
Reuben Christensen
George Pickett
Charles Pickett
Henry Bartholomew
Mel Anderson
O. L. Malmgren
John W. Nielson
Marlin Sorenson
Local C. W. & M. store changes hands in Salina area
B A Madsen resigns as local manager to take up farming after a year or more in the post succeeding his father A Madsen. Dan Borg of Richfield becomes manager and moves to the Parley Christiansen home on Fast Center street with his wife Mrs Borg. Mrs R S Yardley and son Thomas Yardley visit Salina from Christensburg.
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B. A. Madsen
A. Madsen
Mr. Madsen
Dan Borg
C. W. & M. Company
Richfield
Plans Accepted for New Ward Chapel Auditorium
State road commission and state land board will survey river bed conditions between the bridge west of Salina and Redmond to address silt buildup that has flooded lands and damaged pastures. The surveys follow a conference with state engineer Geo. M. Bacon and local officials after heavy Denmark wash and Salina canyon cloudbursts.
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Salina
Redmond
State Road Commission
State Land Board
Geo. M. Bacon
Bacon
Denmark Wash
Salina Canyon
Westview Irrigation Company
Gunnison-Fayette
Convalescing at Mayfield Hyrum Christiansen suffers post op recovery
Hyrum Christiansen, recently operated on for an inward goitre, remains in poor condition and spends the week at Mayfield with his brother N. L. Christiansen seeking rest. Mrs. George Swain and the Swain sisters visited Salina relatives last weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyrum Christiansen
Mayfield
N. L. Christiansen
George Swain
Vivian
Louise
Maxine Swain
Hyrum Gates
Mrs. Swain
Salina
Lions Club anti hoarding drive gains steam nationwide
The campaign to end hoarding expands across press, placards, and church venues with Lions clubs leading education efforts. Reports describe peculiar hoarding cases and remind readers that old prewar money can lose value, while the Lions urge clubs to form committees to push debts paid and savings boosted through banks, securities, or postal accounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Association of Lions Clubs
International Association of Lions
Central Office
American Express
Melvin Jones
Secre
Needy to Share in Wheat Gift Statewide Utah distribution
Utah counties may apply for a share of 40 000 000 bushels of Grain Stabilization wheat turned over to the American Red Cross to aid needy and distressed families. Director Peterson notes the gift helps those suffering from 1931 drought and food shortages. county Red Cross units will handle applications with officer assistance.
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Utah
Grain Stabilization Corporation
American Red Cross
William Peterson
Utah State Agricultural College Extension Service
A. L. Schafer
Pacific Branch
The
Red Cross
Peterson
Shafer
Extension Service
Utah Names Raymond J. Ashton Better Homes Chairman
Raymond J. Ashton of Salt Lake City is named chairman of the Utah State Better Homes committee by the National Movement for Better Homes. The organization, led nationally by Dr. Ray Lyman Wilbur with Hoover as honorary chairman, aims to study housing, disseminate information, and promote wholesome home and community life statewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond J. Ashton
Salt Lake City
Utah
James Ford
Rena B. Maycock
Utah Agricultural College
Logan
E. E B. Wricksen
Jean Cox
State Department of Public Instruction
Ashton
Ralph W. Todd
Hendrik Romeyn
Werner Keipe
John K. Hardy
Tola T. Jensen
I. A
Gunnison ward to build new $30 000 chapel
Excavation for Gunnison ward’s new chapel begins early next week after Bishop Leslie Kidman announced after a conference with church architect D. C. Young. Elijah Thompson of Salt Lake won the construction bid, and George Peterson of Richfield the plumbing project.
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Gunnison Ward
Leslie Kidman
D. C. Young
Elijah Thompson
Salt Lake
George Peterson
Richfield
Young
West Center Street
Washington Public School
Relief Society
Latter-Day Saints Church
Gunnison City
Newlyweds Celebrate Reception After Richfield Union
Don Jensen and Miss Veda Winn wed last week with a ceremony in Richfield officiated by county clerk Wendell Anderson. A Saturday shower for the bride and a Sunday reception hosted by the Winn family drew nearly a hundred guests at Ephraim. Mrs. Jensen teaches at Washington School. she was born in Ephraim and studied at Snow College. Centerfield visitors at the Ephraim reception included Antone Jensen and family, Bert Jensen, Willard Jensen, and Clifton Edwards of Gunnison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Jensen
Veda Winn
Ephraim
Antone Jensen
Bert Jensen
Willard Jensen
Centerfield
Clifton Edwards
Gunnison
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ST. Patrick Party
Blaze
Mickelson Homie
R. S. Yardley
Thomas Yardley
Christenburg
Ward
State Boards
Direct
Sevier River Survey
Westview
National Movement For Better Homes
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