Auto Smashes Buggy Injuring Gunnison Pair
A Sunday night crash near Centerfield left a Gunnison couple badly hurt when a Paige car traveling at about 45 miles per hour struck their buggy. Lester Fredrickson and Miss Ruby Roylance were thrown clear. Fredrickson is recovering while Roylance remains seriously hurt. The minor drivers fled the scene and action is pending, sparking public outcry against speed and careless driving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gunnison
Lester Fredrickson
Hyrum Fredrickson
Ruby Roylance
Harry Roylance
Paige
Angus Hansen
Mayfield
Centerfield
Hansen
Reed Christiansen
Richard Christiansen
Reed Willardson
Sedoma Christensen
Florence Larson
Fredrickson
Roylance
Miss Roylance
Flu Outbreak and Local Happenings in Centerfield
Reports of flu cases in Centerfield persist with mild progression and high spirits. Farmers report busy irrigation season aided by recent rain. Chas Embley recovers from a collapse, aided homeward by Andrew B. Anderson. Also noted are travel to Clearfield, Mothers Day observances, a wedding at the Manti temple, and a Relief Society gathering with gifts and a $30 purse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centerfield
Chas
H. Embley
Hie
Andrew B. Anderson
Embley
C. P. Tree
Clearfield
Sheepmen Warned Over Waterways Access At Pinte Reservoir
BE A Porter, engineer-manager for the company, announces a new order to stop sheep trespassing on the reservoir right of way. Watering stations will be designated and sheep may only cross at provided bridges. Delinquents will be prosecuted and company delinquents face penalties including reduced water allotments for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinte Reservoir & Irrigation Company
BE. A. Porter
eMicute Company
Offi
Delta Builder Returns After Month Away
O H Halverson the contractor came back Sunday night after about a month away at the Millard county sugar metropolis. He reports Delta progressing and looking most prosperous following the cottage erection there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. H. Halverson
Forty Graduates to Get Diplomas at Washington School
Commencement exercises for eighth grade graduates of the Washington school will be held at the Relief Society hall next Thursday evening. About forty students will participate in an program of songs recitations and an address by A. E. Park. There is no charge for the program and all interested parents and community members are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington School
Relief Society
Washington
J. B. Metcalf
R. 5
Guynison High School
Hhat Utah
Marlsen
Miss Burniham
Guynison Valley
Eciris
Utah
Plans For Improvement By Gunnison Property Owner
Isaac Thunell, former Gunnison resident and west town property owner, arrived from Salt Lake Tuesday evening to oversee plans. He will renovate the old Applequist property, add two or more new dwellings, and modernize the existing house as he plans Gunnison as his home again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac Thunell
Gunnison
Salt Lake
Mr. Thunell
Plantingeon
Applequist
Mothers Day Observed in Gunnison
Mothers day in Gunnison was observed with exercises at the Relief society hall. Solos were rendered by Miss Sylvia Willardson and Bishop B E Swalberg. Readings were given by Mrs Nephi Anderson and Mrs Adolph Peterson. Fred J Fieldstead gave an address on Mothers Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gunnison
Relief Society Hall
Sylvia Williardson
BE. L. Swalbere
Nephi Anderson
Adolph Peterson
Fred J. Fieldsted
Will Build Bungalow At R J Frandsen Farm
R J Frandsen, a prominent Axtell farmer and stockraiser, will shortly let contracts for a new bungalow style home on his farm. The modern structure is estimated to cost about 3000 dollars and construction will proceed rapidly to complete the dwelling.
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R. J. Frandsen
Axtell
Gunnison Bucks Baseball Team Forms City Support
Gunnison citizens plan a real baseball team this year with funds and new uniforms. Notable players include Daunt Sanders, Dr. Nelson Beal, R. Edwards, Harold Halverson, and others. A meeting at City Hall will set the lineup and management led by J. W. Jones, with practice already underway and a baseball benefit dance tomorrow night to raise additional support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gunnison
Daunt Sanders
Nelson Beal
R. Edwards
Harold Halverson
Lee Pace
Bual Pace
Albert Newman
Lester Fredrickson
F. Sorenson
Tony Willardson
Frank Settle
J. W. Jones
Jones
Gunnisot
Ellixens
HOME MISSIONARIES MEETINGS SET ACROSS WARDS
Axtell Christian PP Larsen and James A Christiansen Centerfield Simon Christensen and James R Olsen Clarion Jene Mickelsen and David Olsen Jr Ephraim Aaron TD Squire and William MacFarhine Payette Edwin Jensen and Chas Landvige Olsen Gunnison Niels Anderson and J Harvey Hansen Mantle Fred J Christiansen Jr and Joseph A Lyman Mayfield Andrew C Anderson and Jorsen Madsen Merling Chas A Cox and Archivald TD Livingston meetings will be held in the wards named Sunday May 16 starting at P M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Axtell
Christian PP. Larsen
James A. Christiansen
Centerfield
Simon Christensen
James R. Olsen
Clarion
Jene Mickelsen
David Olsen
Ephraim
Aaron TD
Squire
William MacFarhine
Payette J
Edwin Jensen
Chas. Landvige Olsen
Gunnison
Niels
Anderson
J. Harvey Hansen
Fred J. Christiansen, Jr
Joseph A. Lyman
Mayfield
Andrew C. Anderson
Jorsen Madsen
Merling
Chas. A. Cox
Archivald TD
Livingston
Engineer E A Poroter Visits Piute Reservoir Firm
E A Poroter, engineer manager of Piute Reservoir and Irrigation, arrived from Safina in the early part of the week to oversee his firm’s interests and ensure project progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. Poroter
Piute
Safina
Thieves Sting Bees In Miss Larsen Yard
Night prowlers invaded the yard of Miss Tillie Larsen last week and attempted to rob her bee stands. No honey was taken as the hive was damaged by the bees. Anyone with information is asked to report to Miss Larsen.
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Tillie Larsen
Larsen
Lareon
Concert Draws Appreciative Crowd at Casino
A well attended concert last Wednesday by the Gunnison War Choir drew praise for every number. The theater at the Casino was comfortable with many from Centerfeld and nearby communities. Proceeds benefit the choir to purchase music and necessities, helping Gunnison become a leading group in southern Utah.
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Momory
Gonttilson Wari Choir
Centerfeld
Ehoir
Gunnison Organization
Utah
Early Saltmaking in Indiana and New York Origins
A fragmented account notes Indiana salt production beginning with indigenous processes and an early split from native methods. It mentions New York state sales to settlers around 178,0 and the Syracuse area as centers of early salt manufacture. The text asserts salt as a widely used mineral and touches on its global distribution and commercial potential in the United States.
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Indiana
New York
United States
Syracuse
Benefit Dance To Aid Gunnison Baseball Boys
A Saturday night benefit dance at Peterson hall starts at 9 with the Salina orchestra leading the grand march. Proceeds support Gunnison baseball, with plans for other features and appearances by Dr Beal and Harold Halverson. Admission is one dollar. Don’t miss this chance to back the pennant bid.
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Peterson Hall
Salina Orchestra
Sala
Gunnnison
Dr. Beal
Harold Halverson
Lester Fredrickson
Clarion News Briefs From Mt Wieasant To Centerfield
Mt Wieasant visitors Mr and Mrs Peter Frandsen spent weekend with relatives. Mothers day exercises directed by L D S bishopric drew a large crowd. Ax fell visitors Mr and Mrs L De Spaly called on Clarion. Mrs Peter Anderson of Mphraim works as house press for Burg Frandaen. Canal damaged farms near Lance Hyde after Friday night break. Centerfield guests celebrated Mrs Royal Lund birthday anniversary.
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Peter Frandsen
Mt. Wieasant
Peter Anderson
Mphraim
Burg Frandaen
Royal Lund
Centerfield
Boy Proclaims Value In Honest Car Fare Tale
In a bygone era two boys aged 12 and 7 ride a streetcar. The younger complains about change from a dime, offers it to the conductor, who returns pennies. The child then solemnly states I am worth only 4 cents in a tiny humor of fare days.
Superstitions Guarding Weddings with Gray Horses
A historical note claims brides and grooms wore protections against witches using gray horses to pull the bridal car. It warns against marriage in a month with an A in its name and against black or green attire for guests. It also cautions against emerald or opal engagement rings.
Footprints of Progress in New Materials
A report notes substitutes for cork from fungi ground and mixed with cement for solid use. Norway patents carbide driven motors. Denmark forms a company to briquette heather with higher heat value than peat. Experiments test chalk marl from Limburg mines as a fertilizer.
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Norsgny
Denmark
Wee Chalk Mart
Limburg
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Aroha Embley
Riley Thompson
Fay Johnson
Selfpro
Manti Temple
J. H. Bardsley
Thompson
E. H. Bardsley
Cale Howe
Hone
Las EN
Saan
Fryci Predrickson
Grant Jepson
Cpamsae
Francell Vorhees
Levora Beck
Verda Rosenwall
A. E. Park
Tursell Childs
Ruth Bench
Vada Peterson
J. M. Knighton
Nancy Lee
Acme
Gunnison Bucks
Utah Baseball League
Home Missionaries
Mr. Madsen
Direc
Funk's Lake
Clarion News
L. de Spaly
Axfell
Lance Hyde
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