25 Mar 1948
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Newspaper
Gunnison Valley News
Location
Gunnison, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1948
Page
1
Fragmentary report notes efforts to seek detection and cure for a deadly condition. The text mentions clinics and medical cultivation, with unclear phrases about Hetil and potential remedies. No clear names, dates, or places are readable.
In Gunnison the Democratic delegates met at the school building to perfect the party for District One Embley was named as District 1 committeeman with Mra William vice chair Gilbert J Secretary Eugene treasurer Anthony Leo D Bardsley and E Embley named as committeedelegate. District 2 elected AG Matlon with Leon Embley and Alice Willard forgenaen listed.
Miss Nedra Nielaen, dialjister of Bishop and Mire Rimer Mie son of Gutnieoty, wed James Marion Tree in a Gundsion temple ceremony conducted by President Lewis Andersen. The couple now honeymoon in San Francisco, Los Angles, and Old Mexico before returning to Zion Canyon for Easter services and BYU studies.
The Hamilton ward group marks the Relief Society founding with a program at the Seminary building on March 17. A large crowd attended the evening event and refreshments followed the dance and entertainment.
An urgent call to boys and leaders of about 75 000 4-H clubs to join a two way drive for better rural health. The appeal emphasizes improved health practices and community involvement through the 4-H program.
A meeting of dairymen is planned for April with a mixed turnout from Littlewilled and nearby communities. The event list mentions attendees including KinI Wirniewllinal, Nathal Cie Mba, and Mree Laven Jerky, with references to locations such as Bayle, Faeiptneet, and Salt Lake Civ.
The American Legion Auxiliary hosts an Easter sale on Saturday morning March 27 at Gunnison Drug Store. Home made goodies and baskets will be available to support family meals and auxiliary officers urge participation.
The native trout at Bear Lake will begin spawning as the UK Fiend Game Department prepares the trap to collect eggs from the big females. Egg-take at Bear Lake on Swat Creek is under the Logan Hatchery director Deme Delley with Arthur Cox assisting at Swan Creek during the season. The fish lake egg-take is expected to start when Jes Winn and Mo J. Madern open the gates at Twin Creeks on the west side of the lake.
The Sons of Utah announce a Home Coming Week to promote Come-To-Utah events. The organization will urge participation in community activities and support local heritage programs during the observance.
The 1944 highway safety campaign expands and coordinates a nationwide effort by over 4,000 daily and weekly newspapers. It follows the President's Highway Safety Conference and aims to reduce traffic deaths and injuries through coordinated educational material and feature coverage.
Reported diary style notes list attendees for a state FFA convention with scattered figures and auction items. The fragment mentions Mr. and Mrs. Flom Warther returning from California and references a Leif daughter amid unclear context.
A Sanpete County Agent laments wasteful feeding practices. Hogs, beef cattle, and poultry consume grain with little return, while cattle miss pasture and roughage. He urges farm grain conservation to boost efficiency and national welfare.
Farmers may order trees by forester agents through county external agencies. The notice lists Usac and county agents as contacts for ordering seedlings in Utah, with emphasis on planting suited varieties and coordinated delivery to farms. Demand drives early orders and coordination with local foresters and extension services.
Co Op supporters and opponents debated cooperation fairness on WGN Chicago with Fulton Lewis Jr and Jerry Voorhis hosting. Voters, including farmers, favored tax equality, signaling strong public support for ending special tax exemptions for cooperatives and aligning them with competing businesses.
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