Butter Margarine Debate Hits Utah School Lunches
A Sanpete District survey outlines superintendent notes on butter versus margarine in school meals. E Anderson of the South District reports results and opinions from boards, patrons, and a 95 percent lunch center figure amid dairy industry concerns and Utah slogan debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E Anderson
Fetter
Fallowe
Utah
Merrill ‘K
Ing
George L. Nelson
of Education
Af South
Petion
Botton
Fitate School
Sard
State Schook Board
County Agent Advises Cutting Farm Hazards
County agent urges a spring clean up on farms to reduce fire and accident risks. Debris, trash, barbed wire, scrap metal, and loose boards create hazards and hiderats. Secure tools, clear waste, and tidy shop areas to improve safety and protect livestock and property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanpete
Aglere
Naturnal Safety Council
Regional Speech Contest Victory Reportedly Won
A messy OCR fragment notes Regional Speech Contest results with multiple named individuals and organizations garbled. It references ALP Pietry Lal ATM Hoey and several places, suggesting a local chapter event and a winner, but the text is unreadable in key parts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goutiomad
Tagk
Wetton
Widloerba
Niger
Garden Club Meet Monday With Officials
The Charintson Garden Club hosted a meeting Monday evening with local officials and visiting delegations from Salina and Mayfield. Mary Hormansen, club president, announced plans to organize a Salina group and outlined upcoming planting guidance for the approach north of Gunnison. The clubs, affiliated with state and national groups, work to beautify homes parks and highways in Utah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uy Thee Mollet Society
Neibold
Mre
Miyer
Gress Mt
Var
Gunnison
Salina
Poe
Mayfield
Mary Hormansen
Loca
Utah
Contracts Set For Improvements At Gunnison Pool
The Gunnison Swimming Pool, closed last year by Utah Board of Health concerns, will reopen in 1940 after improvements costing between 10 000 and 11 000. The Aiken Brothers of Spring City hold the plumbing contract including pumps, filtering, piping, and fixtures. Don Anderson is in charge of site work and upkeep.
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Gunnison
Utah Stair Board of Health
Ferdments
Aiken Brothers
Spring City
Pumpa
Cyriem
Don Anderson
Sani Ae Setton
Papa Anil
Home Ceremony Unites Couple In Garland March 1
The marriage of Miss Moe Roberts of Garland to Kenneth Allred of Centerfield was performed by the Garland ward bishop in the presence of the bride’s and groom’s families. A brother of Kenneth attended.
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Moe Roberts
Archie Roberts
Garland
Kenneth Allred
Frank Allred
Centerfield
Garland Ward
Kenneth
Fayette Worker Dies While Enroute Home
Fayette man Frank Gre of Fayette dies in a vehicle accident en route home. The 49 year old mechanic and carpenter, enlisted in the US Army, served in World War II and was honorably discharged. He married Millaree in 1920 and was active in church work. Survived by widow, daughter, mother, two brothers, two sisters, and two grandchildren. Funeral services set for Saturday at 1:90 pm in the Payette ward chapel.
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FE Anite Siateenaatly
Bby Trent
Wesina Dmsh
Toeslar Trenting
Tielwerk Fayette and Gunnin
Daha
Frank Gre
Fayette
Penientes
Tou
Dotminn
Jane
Pipi Kaherville
Widyne County
Eline
Millaree
Mantis
Manti
Old Folkie
Arpolle
Faynite
Mra
Nila Blewel
Mant
Tle
Mra Electa Johneot Stevens
Aurora
Wesley Johnson
Lewis Johnson
Irma Hatch
Kootharem
Eva Hunt
Greenriver
Payette Ward Chapel
Sanpete Bond Drive Boosts State Savings 1945
Sanpete County reports February bond purchases total 11808 dollars with 1161.73 dollars in highly recommended E bonds. Charles L. Smith, state chairman, notes statewide bond sales rise 104 percent year to date as the spring Opportunity Drive builds toward May and June. Jideo Huns heads local volunteer bond effort amid patriotic thrift. The Guantson Literary Club.
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Utah
Sgi
Charles L. Smith
U6 Savings Bonds
The
Treamiry
Jideo Huns
Sanpete County
Uwh
Clem
Fehranun
Valley Student Enters California Law Firm
Valley student graduates from university joins California law firm with credential emphasis on corporate and civil matters. The article notes the student’s wartime service and ties to local institutions while detailing early career steps and affiliations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valley
California
County Weed Board Plans 1949 Spraying Program
The County Weed Board met at the county courthouse in Mant on March 1948 to discuss spraying canal tanks for molybous weeds and removing willows causing damage. Representatives from irrigation companies reported weed conditions and agreed to cooperate on spraying where needed, with costs per mile spanning from 4 to 6 on one canal side. The attendees included officials from Pleasant Creek, Highland, Gunnison City, Westview, and other irrigation concerns, plus county representatives. Stanford Madsen chaired the session and planned a follow up with Forest officials.
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Charact
Stanford Madsen
Mant
HL W. Gore
State Department of Agriculture
Sevier County
Smu
Peel
Tec
Pleasant Creek Irrigation Co
C Maden
Pleasant Creek Highland Irrigation Co
Josph Jensen
Ft. Green Irrigation Co
Jock Weatenshow
Gunnison City Canal
C. Childs
Mt. Pleasant Birch Creek Irrigation Co
Josph P. Olsen
North Crowk Irrigation Co
Alien Co
Newell Childs
Dover Irrigation Co
Joseph Jensen
Fi Green
Canal Company
Cites
Stanford Madsen Re
Forest
Public Meeting Tonight To Discuss Taking Over Gunnison Valley Hospital
A public meeting is held tonight to consider Gunnison Valley Hospital taking over operations. Mayor Ferd Rowland urges community turnout as Centerfield Mayfield and Fay ette town presidents join the effort. Dr Herd offers hospital facilities and equipment on a no charge basis to support a valley wide transition.
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Gunnison Valley Hospital
Vince Valley
Patternta
Odaetor
Ferd Rowland
Gunnicon
Lin
Gunpinen
Centerfield
Mayfield
Fayette
Forest Officers Report Snow And Deer Condition
Forest officers recount deep snow at ML Baldy station with 60 inches on the hive and 4 inches on the barn slope. Deer numbers are small but large individuals in good condition. fawns poor. Limited feed, high forage hedges, no bears seen above Dinner Creek. Six Mile Cattle Association notes a possible black bear sighting north of Dinner Creek.
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EO Rodgers
Gene Firmly
Mawes
ML Baldy Busiger
Altiddigh
ML Baldy
Gate Powle
Hous
Gorege
Hodgers
Dinner Creek
Six Mile Cattle Association
First Child for Mr and Mira Eldred Buchanan
Eldred Buchanan and Mira welcome a son born March 17 at Salina Hospital. Attending physician was Dr. and Mrs. Moduda, the new mother, formerly Elna Moduda, is reported adjusting well. The couple already has one child and name their daughter Launa born in Gunnison Valley Hospital on a March date.
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Mira
Eldred Buchanan
Te Salina Hospital
Lors Wan
Elna Moduda
Dire
Dee Broadhead
Gunnison Valley
Melitte
Launa
Open letter condemns graveyard vandalism and theft
An editor's note reprints a letter accusing vandals who stole mowers from a grave of Ronald and mourning family. The writer laments the theft of flowers and carnations from a soldier’s grave, warns against dishonor, and urges moral reckoning as the community bears the burden of caretaker duties for graves.
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Cregter Howe
Ronald
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Mire Blayjon
Mire
Garden Club
Arthur Johnson
the Guantson Literary Club
Phales
Bort Boyd
Corp
Guy Wa
Aneteek
Mie
LaMar Raceren
County Weed Board
Edd Jenson
Ephraim
Jenann
Soow College
Walter
Aplo
Bentima
Wakley
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