Highway Improvements Near Gunnison Manti Route Planned
Negotiations for rights of way near Gunnison to Manti concluded last Friday with the transfer of eight parcels for a new road layout. The Christenburg area will see a straightened route eliminating a dangerous curve and a northeasterly reroute near Nine Mile hill. About $50 000 is to be spent with oiling of the routes this year, creating jobs.
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Gunnison
Manti
June Metcalf
Board of County Commissioners
George Cook
Lewis Larson
Christenburg
St Patrick Day Baby Born to Clement Family
A husky baby boy arrived Tuesday morning March 17 at the home of Mr and Mrs Levar Clement. The birth coincides with St Patrick's Day and the anniversary of the relief society founding. The mother and son are well, while Mr Clement balances work at Duggins garage and the evening theater shift.
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ST. Patricks Day
Levar Clement
St. Patrick's Day
Relief Society
Baby Clement
McFarlane to Speak at Gunnison Meeting
J M McFarlane president of the State Cattle and Horse Growers association will speak Friday evening in Gunnison. He will discuss protecting stockmen on ranges settlement of public domain and state lands. Cattle marketing taxation and forest reserve game issues also on the agenda.
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J. M. McFarlane
State Cattle and Horse Growers Association
Gunnison
Poultry Heads Plan For Big Celebration
The Utah Poultry Producers' Cooperative plans the largest event yet to open a new 250000 dollar central office complex in Salt Lake City on March 25. Clyde Edmonds says livery poultrymen and the public are invited to a day of education, a parade, plant inspection, mass meeting and dance. The parade forms 10 45 a m on North Temple and travels via Main Street to Quayle Avenue for the plant tour.
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Utah Poultry Producers’ Cooperative Association
Salt Lake
Utah
Idaho
Clyde C. Edmonds
America
North Temple Street
Main Street
Brigham Young Monument
Fifth South
Quayle Avenue
West Temple
Fourteen Reasons Sugar Beets Should Grow In Sevier Valley
The Sevier county review, by county agent S. R. Boswell, extols sugar beets as well suited to the climate and soils, highlighting long growing season, summer rainfall, irrigation, labor across the family, and guaranteed price via contract crops. It notes soil depth, drainage, and alkali aiding growth, plus smooth marketing through the sugar beets processor and strong cooperative potential.
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Sevier Valley
S. R. Boswell
Sevier County
Salina
Hay
Popular Stockman Steals Slot Machine Ends in State Pen
Earl H. Seeley of Mt Pleasant dies suddenly in Salt Lake City after heart trouble and ulcers. He led cattle and sheep interests and served as a National Wool Growers director. Funeral held in Mt Pleasant with many relatives.
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Earl H. Seeley
Salt Lake
Utah
Seeley
Mr. Seeley
Sanpete County
Mt. Pleasant
West
John H. Seeley
Earl
National Wool Growers’ Association
National
Rambouillet Sheep Growers’ Association
Maurine
Marjorie
Tohn G
Earl Lester
Calvin Seeley
J. Leo
Leonard J
Chesley P. Seeley
Oliver D. Seeley
New York City
O. E. McGahen
Beverly Hills
Galif
Bert Merrill
Salt Lake City
R. H. Hinckley
Orden
S. M. Erickson
Mr. Pleasant
Bride of a few months stricken with appendicitis
Mrs. Austin Larsen, recently married, became suddenly ill with appendicitis while traveling home from Salt Lake. She was rushed to Springville hospital where an emergency operation was performed. Doctors report she is recovering splendidly and expect full recovery within about a week.
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Austin Larsen
Salt Lake
Enjoy Coast Trip by Gunnison Couple
Mr and Mrs Archie Sorenson returned to Gunnison last Saturday from a Pacific coast vacation that included Los Angeles and Bakersfield. They stopped in Moapa valley with Mr and Mrs M Jorgenson and praised California's climate while noting worse business conditions and job scarcity compared to Gunnison valley.
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Archie Sorenson
Pacific Coast
Gunnison
Mrs. Sorenson
Los Angeles
Bakersfield
Moapa Valley
M. Jorgenson
California
Gunnison Valley
Baby Girl Born to Mrs Jepson Sunday Evening
Mrs. and Mr. Grant Jepson announce the birth of a daughter Sunday evening. Mother and child are reported doing well and receiving wishes from friends.
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Grant Jepson
Jepson
Baby Boy Born to Mr and Mrs Miles in Los Angeles
The News office received birth announcements for a 90 pound baby boy born March 12 to Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Miles at their Los Angeles home. Both mother and son are doing splendidly. Mrs Miles was Mary Fredrickson formerly and is from Gunnison. Friends here extend warm congratulations.
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Sidney Miles
Los Angeles
Miles
Mary Fredrickson
Hyrum Fredrickson
Gunnison
Nielsons Plan Summer Residence in Huntington Park
Mr and Mrs Ezra Nielson and Mees Clara Nielson longtime Huntington Park California residents arrived from the coast Friday and expect to reside here through the summer, continuing their home life in the area.
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Ezra Nielson
Mees-Clara Nielson
Huntington Park
California
Nielsons
Beck and Nielsen Party Return From California Tour
Mr and Mrs A A Beck and Mr and Mrs John Nielsen spent ten days touring coast and inland sites. They visited Los Angeles and San Diego, stayed with the Sturdevants, were hosted by the Floyd Becks, and toured Tia Juana and other winter resorts. Mrs Sturdevant plans an extended visit.
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A. A. Beck
John Nielson
Los Angeles
F. D. Sturdevant
Nielson
San Diego
Floyd Beck
Utah
Tia Juana
Sturdevant
Nielsom
Again Named Commissioner for Sevier River System
Brice McBride, water commissioner for the Sevier river water system, was appointed again last Friday by State Engineer George M. Bacon. McBride is regarded as one of the state’s most efficient water engineers and has served the Sevier river system for several years. Mr and Mrs Harry Rasmussen of Richfield were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Ira Overfelt Sunday afternoon.
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Brice McBride
Sevier River
George M. Bacon
Mr. McBride
Harry Rasmussen
Richfield
Mrs
Ira Overfelt
Injured shepherd recovering after wagon overturns
George Hoggan, 47, a sheep herder on western deserts, is recovering at his Gunnison home from a broken rib and severe bruises after his camp wagon tipped on a grade. He was buried under the wreck, rushed to Milford hospital, now shows no punctured lung and is expected to be up in a few days. Vernon Anderson of Mayfield helped extricate him.
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Edgar L. Vance
Vance
Blain Larson
Christenburg
Ed. Peterson
Ephraim
Peterson
Fairview
Dilworth Woolley
Gunnison
James
Robert Manzie
Ralph Renberg
Mt. Pleasant
Woolley
Utah State Penitentiary
Manzie
Renberg
Moroni
Moroni Coop
Tollestrup
George Hoggan
Hoggan
Milford
Vernon Anderson
Mayfield
Mayfield Celebrates Debt Free Water Bond Payoff
Mayfield citizens marked two events on Saturday with the city clearing its debt after paying the final water bond of 640 dollars. C H Christensen announced the remaining small bond had been settled, eliciting applause as residents praised officials. The celebration coincided with the 89th anniversary of the National Relief Society, hosted by the Mayfield Relief Society with Mrs R D Larson in charge, featuring speeches songs music and an ample dinner.
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Mayfield
C. H. Christensen
Town Board of
Relief Society of
National Relief Society
R .D. Larson
Mayfield Relief Society
Relief Society
Lionism Is Key Note At Inter-Club Meet
Dr J Morris Godfrey district governor of Richmond opened a Gunnison Lions inter club banquet with a call for growth and service. The gathering drew about sixty Lions from Gunnison Ephraim and Salina at the Wistaria cafe with a program highlighting district expansion including twelve new clubs in Idaho and a district membership of 1700.
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Lionism
District 28
Utah
Idaho
J. Morris Godfrey
Richmond
Godfrey
Gunnison
Early Planting Boosts Sugar Beet Yield Says Agronomist
C B E Cormany of the U S Department of Agriculture argues for early planting of sugar beet seed to allow sturdy plants to resist insects and disease and endure weather. He cites farmer reports of higher yields, especially in years with curly top pressure, noting larger plants at inoculation reduce losses and that warm soils aid germination and growth.
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C. BE. Cormany
Office of Sugar Plants
United States Department of Agriculture
Mr. Cormany
Bhetter
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