Bank Holiday and Economic Outlook in Early Roosevel
A sweeping bank holiday across multiple states under Governor orders and a federal proclamation aims to stabilize the banking system. Banks reopen gradually in Reserve City order, while stricter regulation and possible gold hoarding crackdowns loom, signaling a cautious path to recovery and strengthened federal power.
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Michigan
Detroit
Maryland
California
Oregon
Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Federal Reserve
Roosevelt
Wilson
Congress
Absence of Pests Predicted for Beet Season
Entomologist B W Davis of the U S Department of Agriculture predicts minimal beet leaf hopper damage for 1983 due to dry breeding areas and low temperatures. He notes conditions resemble 1929 when curly top caused little harm and offers to answer questions at 479 Federal Building, Salt Lake City.
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B. W. Davis
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Sevier
Sanpete
Mr. Davis
Utah
Nevda
Arizona
Davis
Junnisan Luger Company
Salt Lake City
Farm accounts aid farmers in planning crops and livestock
Agricultural economists explain that farm accounts provide accurate specific data on land, machinery, livestock, expenses, and labor. With many Utah farmers keeping records, individuals can compare results with similar farms, identify weaknesses, and operate profitably. Continued record keeping increases long term value and insight.
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Utah State Agricultural College
Utah
U. S. A. C. Extension Service
President Addresses Congress to Restore Public Confidence
The President urges swift action as Congress moves to respond, and the public grows tired of delays. Bipartisan momentum builds toward decisive measures, aiming to restore trust in government and stabilize policy directions.
South Sanpete School Finances Spark Possible Early Closures
South Sanpete district faces a shortfall of eight thousand to nine thousand dollars for the current year. Superintendent E T Reid reports revenues may fall short by about one month of operation, forcing potential early school closings unless new funding is found. State equalization funds, vocational funds, and Smith Hughes allocations compose the expected revenue, with per capita aid dropping from $25 to about $18 for 2400 students.
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South Sanpete
Ephraim Enterprise
South Sampete
Board of Education
E. T. Reid
Smith-Hughes
Beneficial Storms Bring Moisture to Sanpete and Sevier Valleys
Two snow and rainstorms last week in Sanpete and Sevier valleys brought six inches of snow and about half an inch of water to the watersheds. The storms largely absorbed by dry soils left streams with modest runoff, renewing soil moisture for spring plowing and field preparation.
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Sanpete
Sevier
Deer Count in Twelve Mile Canyon Shows 664 Animals
Widely scattered deer herds in Twelve Mile canyon and tributaries were counted over February 22 23 by Manti forest officials and state officers. The tally records 664 deer: 226 does 129 fawns and 306 unclassified. In 1931 counts were 547 and in 1932 totals 1192. Sightings of poached deer noted and three crippled animals observed. Deer appear healthy with less damage to winter ranges despite scattered herds. Mr and Mrs Marius Jensen and Miss Hazel Jensen traveled to Salt Lake City returning Sunday evening. Mrs Coyte, co owner of Mr and Mrs Jensen, plans to stay two weeks. New arrival: a baby boy to Mr and Mrs Newell Olsen of Axtell born Tuesday night.
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Twelve Mile Canyon
Manti National Forest
Manti Forest
Ephraim
Orange Olsen
Randall Turpin
State Fish and Game Department
Edward Cox
Humphrey
Roy Howard
Sevier, County
Marius Jensen
Hazel Jensen
Salt
F. G. Coyte
Daurhers
Joan
Alice
Newell Olsen
Axtell
Olsen
Gunnison Valley Bulldogs Bow Out Of State Tourney
Gunnison Valley high school basketball team returned from Salt Lake City after two defeats to Logan 18 43 and Ogden 20 38. Coach Payton Alexander cited stage fright and stronger opponents but praised the experience and planned immediate spring track practice to build for next meets.
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Gunnison Valley
Bulldogs
Payton Alexander
Gunnison
Logan
Ogden Quint
Ogden
Alexander
Gunnison High School
Man Suffers Broken Ankle Adjusting Horse
John Baxter sustained a broken ankle when a horse stepped on his left foot while he adjusted its shoe. He is confined to home. John A. Malin, state bank commissioner, from Salt Lake, visited Gunnison and Richfield during a southern bank inspection tour.
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John Baxter
John
John A. Malin
Salt Lake
Gunnison
Richfield
Depositors and Directors Back Gunnison Valley Bank Return
About 400 depositors meet at a high school to approve a plan by the depositors committee to liquidate and resume regular banking with 25 percent paid at opening, potentially reducing the time to 12 to 18 months as prosperity returns. Local backers urge support to keep the bank and protect property and business.
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Gunnison Valley Bank
Franklin Roosevelt
J. M. Knighton
Ira Overfelt
Moroni
Fountain Green
James Prestwich
Elmd Irons
Mr. Prestwich
State Bank Commission
Elmo Irons
Lewis Larsen
Manti
C. L. Despain
F. H. Jones
Chas. Rasmussen
Lower Rates Sought by Turkey Growers in West
The Northwestern Turkey Growers association seeks to cut transcontinental rail rates for turkeys from $3.00 to $2.00 per hundredweight and cap minimum car weight, aiming to save producers up to $50,000 annually. Herbert Beyers protests rates with major railways and warns of diverting tonnage to Panama Canal ships if not granted. The group covers 14,000 members across nine western states, shipping from Washington to New York by boat when freight costs are high.
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Northwestern
Turkey Growers’ Association
Herbert Beyers
Salt Lake
Association
Panama Canal
Turkey Association
Mr. Beyers
Washington
Oregon
Idaho
Nevada
Utah
Wyoming
Colorado
Eastern
Seaboard
New York
Los Angles
San Francisco
Seattle
New Officers Elected in Hamilton Relief and Primary Groups
Joseph A. Larsen, bishop, completed Sunday reorganizations. Relief Society officers: President Kate Larsen, first counselor Althera Jensen, second counselor Evelyn Childs, secretary treasurer LaVern Pickett. Primary president Martha Pickett, first counselor Bila Roper, second counselor Ruby Mills. Secretary treasurer Lora Sorenson and chorister Tillie Peterson named.
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Relief Society
Hamilton
Joseph A. Larsen
Kate Larsen
Althera Jensen
Evelyn Childs
LaVern Pickett
Martha Pickett
Bila Roper
Ruby Mills
Lora Sorenson
Tmelda Peterson
Local ladies visit Ephraim and relatives
Mrs W L McIntyre and Mrs Hy N Fry drove to Ephraim Monday to visit Mrs Fred Kuck. Kuck, once known in Ore ton, is staying with relatives in Ephraim.
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W. l. McIntyre
Hy. N. Fry
Ephraim
Fred Kuck
Kuck
Oreton
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