New AAA Set Up Benefits Growers Across Utah
USDA reports show the AAA will pay growers about 10 dollars per acre for sugar crops classified as soil depleting, a figure slightly higher than earlier estimates. Rules require cane and sugar beet growers to devote 40 percent of their acreage to soil building crops, with adjustments for total planted area and quotas.
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Pagi
Utah
Perewberty
Gunnison Sugar Company
Washoe
Washington
AAA
Connec
Orwisional
Fred Cummings
R Eane
Island
Florida
Norvields
UtahFarm Program Aims to Help Farmers Thrive
Director William Peterson of Utah extension outlines major agricultural programs. He emphasizes a science based plan to improve soil fertility, conserve resources, fight pests and weeds, and support rural enterprises for future generations. The effort seeks widespread farmer participation and substantial funding to implement practical farming improvements.
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Tant Agricultural Probe Farmers of
Utah
William Petertate
Ogram
Peterson
Hyrum Christensen Passes at Mayfield
Hyrum Christensen a prominent Southern Utah businessman and church leader died at his Mayfield home after a stroke. Born 1865 in Salina he lived in Mayfield most of his life and served as bishop, school board member, town president and state legislator. Surviving are his widow Nettie Edwards Christensen, eight children, nineteen grandchildren and two great grandchildren, along with siblings. Funeral was held Tuesday at Mayfield Junior High with musical tributes.
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Hyrum Christensen
Utah
Mayfield
Christensen
Salina
Peter Christensen
L. D
Nettie Edwards Christensen
Marion Christensen
Talmage
Octogenarian Feted At Family Dinner Party
William Metcalf celebrated his 21st birthday anniversary at his son J. E. Metcalf's home. The event, hosted by Mrs. Metcalf, drew a small circle of immediate family and close friends who shared a quiet dinner and honored guest enjoyed the occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Metcalf
J. E. Metcalf
New Record Books Aiding Utah Turkey Growers
Utah State Agricultural College extension service issued an account book for turkey growers to record inventories expenditures and receipts. Prepared by Carl Frischknecht and Byron Alder the guide includes brood ing rearing and range performance data plus a year end summary page and mortality growth records. The system aims to help compute feed costs weight per bird and grade percentages to improve profitability.
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Extension Service
Utah State Agricultural College
Carl Frischknecht
Byron Alder
Extension Poultrymen
Turkey Enterprise
Utah
Friedknecht
Mother Always Says Yes Poem by Geo R Swain
A nostalgic poem reflecting a son's gratitude to his mother. It questions whether the son honors her sacrifices and whether he has become worthy of her worries. The piece emphasizes a mother’s unconditional support and constant affirmation.
Salt Lake Doctors Guest Speakers at Salina Meeting
Dr G Stanford Rees presided at the Central Utah Medical association gathering in Salina with doctors from Marysvale Salina Richfield Gunnison Mt Pleasant Fairview and Moroni in attendance. Guests included state medical officers and auxiliary members. Lectures covered amoebic dysentery medical law and spider bite treatment with emphasis on the black widow.
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G. Stanford Rees
Central Utah Medical Association
Salina
Marysvale
Richfield
Gunnison
Mt. Pleasant
Fairview
Moroni
C. Leo Merrill
Merrill
W. R. Tyndale
State Medical Association
Salt Lake
Geo. Curtis
Don Anderson
Springville
Zobel
Wasatch Academy Tops Region 4 Track Meet
Wasatch Academy of Mount Pleasant won the Region 4 track meet at Gunnison Valley high school, scoring 63 percent of the points as six teams competed for honors. Richfield edged Salina by half a point for second, with Salina third, Gunnison fourth, Monroe fifth, and Manti sixth. Six Wasatch entrants qualified for the state meet in Provo, including Earl Edwards in the 220 yard dash and Christenson in high jump and pole vault among others.
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Gunnison Valley
Wasatch Academy
Mt. Pleasant
Richfield
Salina
Gunnison
Monroe
Provo
Alexander
Earl Edwards
Max Sorenson
Cloyd Christenson
Russell Jensen
Forrest Hill
Floyd Kaneko
Hellston
Wasatch
Lund
Nordfelt
Anderson
Edwards
Harmston
Jensen
Thurston
Heller
Mant
Peterson
Murdock
Barton
Amtoft
Manti
Christensen
Smith
Hill
Ottosen
Frandsen
Levy
Simmonsen
Nielson
Ahuala
Sorenson
Christenson Gunnison
Payne
Hasek
Johnson
Christiansen
B. Christensen
Plack
Selina
N. Christensen
Zavelin
Sanpete County opens 1936 league play with Gunnison at Mt Pleasant
The Sanpete Sevier Baseball League begins its summer season with eight of nine teams in action. Gunnison hosts Mt Pleasant as the Gunners seek their first victory after intensive practice. The league features eight teams, with strong pitching and new talent, and Glen Stubbs named team manager. The season promises competitive play and local fan enthusiasm.
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Sanpete Sevier Baseball League
Gunners
Mt. Pleasant
Gunnison
Mayfield CCC
Glen Stubbs
Arnold Larson
Farmers Cooperate In Rodent Control Campaign
Farmers join county agricultural agent A. G. Kilburn in a vigorous rodent suppression drive targeting squirrels and pocket gophers. The effort aims to reduce crop damage with mass baiting, saving dollars in crops. L. L. Hearie will distribute poison bait, available at his home on Saturday.
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A. G. Kilburn
Kilburn
L L. Hearie
Hearie
New Pay System by Federal Bank Adopted
Secretary Treasurer F E Bard sley of the National Farm Loan Association in Richfield Utah announces a new system for borrowers from the Federal Land Bank Oakland to send semiannual payments through their local association office. The plan already exists in KO among 219 national farm loan associations across California Nevada Utah and Arizona. It aims to convenience borrowers and increase responsibility of cooperative association members.
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F E. H. Bardsley
National Farm Loan Association
Richfield
Utah
Federal Land Bank
Oakland
Cal
National Farm Loan Associations
California
Nevada
Arizona
Bardsley
Land Bank
Back From Roaming Trip Two Gunnison Men Return Home
Far Arnold and Bud Sanders returned to Gunnison after about two weeks on a roving tour that began in Detroit. They traveled through Chicago, Detroit, Toledo, Indianapolis, Kansas City, Springfield and Denver. They brought a new Dodge truck for the Gunnison Sugar Company and a Plymouth coupe for Tom Harris, the sugar company's assistant secretary and office manager. The trip included purchases and sightseeing in various sections of the United States.
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Far Arnold
Bud” Sanders
Gunnison
Detroit
Gunnison Sugar Company
Tom Harris
Sugar Company
Aist
Chicago
Toledo
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Springfield
Denver
Idaho visitors plan ten day stay with local host
Mrs. W. C. Davis of Soda Springs and Mrs. E. J. Kearns are visiting for ten days. They will stay as guests at the home of Mrs. Eva Senton.
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W. C. Davis
Soda Springs
Idaho
E. J. Kearns
Eva Senton
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Geo. R. Swain
Salt Lake Doctors
Wesley Duggins
Kimbal Larsen
Anthony Willardson
Logan
Gunnison Valley High School
Washington Public School
Hich
Annenally
Mids Beth Baintsley
Gumleon Valley Birth School
Rand
Royal Whitlock
Royal Palm
Maxine Larson
Allen Frandsen
Royal Whitlock Jr
Molon Peterson
Beth Bard
Ibridge Club
J. Duggins
N. L. Hermansen
O'Viork Wien
Federal Bank
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