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Gunnison Valley News

Location

Gunnison, Utah, United States of America

Date

Oct 14, 1921

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Sevier River Water Rights Adjudication Explained

The state engineer outlines the 1919 water rights law guiding the Sevier river case, detailing how the rights of all users on the stream will be determined together to reduce confusion and litigation. Brice McBride, river water commissioner, supervises notices and assists claimants in Fillmore with 60 day claim filings.

Sevier River Weber Sevier Brice McBride Fillmore McBride

State Educators To Meet At Salt Lake

The twenty sixth annual convention of the Utah Educational association assembles in Salt Lake City on October 20 21 22 1921. The opening meeting Thursday night features the Richfield band and public invitation. Program includes music invocation addresses by Charles H Skidmore and Charles S Meek with topics The Placement of Teachers and The Eccentricities of Teachers.

Utah Educational Association Salt Lake City Tabernacle Richfield Band Charles H. Skidmore

Deer Season Opens In Utth State Urges Careful Hunting

The Utth deer season starts tomorrow and runs until October 25 allowing only one horned buck per hunter. The paper warns against buck fever and careless shooting and urges hunters to wear bright colors to prevent accidents. Several Gunnison sportsmen plan to hunt in the east hills where deer are plentiful.

Utth Gunnison East Hills

Kansas and California Education Officials Linked

Professor T J Kelley dean of the University of Kansas College of Education meets with Mrs Margaret A McNaught commissioner of elementary education of California to discuss statewide educational standards and collaboration opportunities.

T. J. Kelley College of Education University of Kansas Margaret A. McNaught California

Famed Opera Star Willard Andelin To Perform In Gunnison

Willard Andelin bass and Mrs Arvilla Clark Andelin piano soloist will appear in a concert in Gunnison next Wednesday evening. The Andelins, famed operatic artists from the East, are on a brief Richfield vacation and were secured through Gunnison ward choir members. Andelin was born near Fayette in the Gunnison valley, promising a warm reception. The program features latest and classical selections. A ticket campaign is under way and notices will announce the concert details.

Willard Andelin Arvilla Clark-Andelin Gunnison Andelin East Richfield Gunnison Ward Gunnison Valley Fayette Salina

Bride Tendered Shower For Rex Kearns and Bridegroom

Mrs. Rex Kearns and her groom were treated to a miscellaneous shower and wedding reception at Mrs. A. H. Kearns home Friday evening. About forty guests attended and played Progressive Five Hundred with Mrs. St C. Palmer and Sylvester Pierce winning first prizes. A tap lunch followed. The couple received many gifts and blessings from friends.

Rex Kearns Kearns A. H. Kearns Hugh Kearns

Light resigns as Centerfield superintendent at Gunnison Valley Sugar

G G Light, in charge of factory work at Centerfield for Gunnison Valley Sugar, tendered his resignation last Thursday effective immediately. W K E South, Centerfield office manager, will serve as acting superintendent. Light will remain in Gunnison for now and may enter business there or move to the city permanently.

G. G. Light Centerfield Gunnison Valley Sugar Company W. KE. South Light Gunnison

Beet Vacation Shuts Gunnison Schools For Three Weeks

Gunnison and Gunnison valley schools suspend high school and grades five through eight for three weeks while first through fourth grades stay in session with a one week vacation planned. Utah Educational Association meeting in Salt Lake City October 20 21 22 prompts teachers to attend. Pupils largely continue studies. many are tied to beet grower duties and not idle.

Gunnison Gunnison Valley Utah Educational Association Salt Lake State Association

Miss Ereslyn Fjeldsted Seeks Specialist Help

Miss Ereslyn Fjeldsted, an invalid for many years, left for Provo last week to consult a specialist. Friends hope treatment at Garden City will ease her long lasting ailments during an indefinite absence.

Ereslyn Fjeldsted Provo Miss Fjeldsted Garden City

Baby Boy Born to Gunnison Couple

Mr. and Mrs. Harold Christensen announce the birth of a baby boy last Sunday night at their home. The infant is described as a fine boy and both mother and son are progressing splendidly.

Harold Christensen Gunnison

Pension examiner visits southern Utah veterans

T. Quinn Jones, special examiner of the U S pension bureau and known to Black Hawk War veterans, was in southern Utah early this week in an official capacity. He toured the area and reported conditions in the south counties as looking fine.

T. Quinn Jones U. S. Pension Bureau Utah Mr. Jones

Rasmussen Furniture Demonstration and Bargain Week

Chas Rasmussen proprietor of Rasmussen Furniture and Hardware announces a bargain and demonstration week for Gunnison and valley from October 24 to 29. A top Majestic range demonstrator will provide a complete range demonstration and Rasmussen offers a free matching set of choking ware with each Majestic range sold during the period.

Chas. Rasmussen Rasmussen Furniture and Hardware Store Gunnison Gunnison Valley Majestic Manufacturing Company Mr. Rasmussen Majestic

Gunnison picnic party plunges down steep dugway

A traveling Oak land automobile carrying Gunnison residents and one Richfield passenger fell over a 75 foot embankment on the Glenwood dugway at about 1 am Sunday. Six injured, including Mrs. John Peterson and daughter Jessie Peterson, were stranded overnight in cold darkness before aid reached them. Jessie Peterson underwent surgery at Richfield hospital, while others suffered bruises, cuts, and back injuries. The car was a total wreck except the engine, with a running lights glow as it landed.

Gunnison Richfield John S. Peterson Jessie Peterson Arvilla Peterson A. M Peterson Cap Nelson Oakland A. M. Peterson Glenwood Dugway Cap Nielson Nielson A.M. Peterson Pleb Aymer Peterson Sturt Miles Jessie Peterson Peterson New Oakland Fish Lake Burville Axel Righfeld Leonard Anderson Richfeld

Making Improvements at Pry Undertaker Shop

Lee K Pry Mant undertaker announces many improvements at his place of business in southern Utah. The parlour will be enlarged with a room for services. Living quarters are added and a morgue is proposed. Secretary Glenn of the Illinois Manufacturers Association criticizes the railroad labor board as union dominated and costly to railroads and shippers, claiming a daily burden of 2 million dollars.

Lee K. Pry Utah Mr. Fry Glenn Ilinois Manufacturers’ Association Railroad Labor Board

Fragmented vintage notes on prices and dancing trends

A jumble of lines notes lumber prices dropping from eight to sixty four percent since February 1920 and praises a pioneer of ultimatums in the armament industry. It jokes about a new dance that cannot be danced and ponders travel by Pal. It mentions a war tax and hints at Far East interests tied to yeast, all in quirky aphorisms.

Illiteracy Rates by State Census Figures

Census data from 1090 reports illiteracy among residents aged ten and over in the state. Native whites show low illiteracy, while foreign and mixed parentage groups display higher rates. Rural areas have higher illiteracy than urban, with county figures ranging from 26.9 percent in one county to lower values elsewhere.

Washington, D. C Uab San Juan County Rich and Wayne Coun

Bakery owner buys Ford delivery truck in Salt Lake

Adolph Peterson of the Elite Bakery and Cafe, during a recent Salt Lake visit, purchased a Ford delivery truck with a half ton capacity. The new vehicle, one of Ford’s latest designs, will be used to deliver bread to surrounding communities.

Adolph Peterson Elite Bakery & Cafe Salt Lake Ford Company

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