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Newspaper
Gunnison Valley News
Location
Gunnison, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1925
Page
4
Readers note that gravel highways show wear after heavy traffic the state should shift federal funds from gravel to permanent paving. Experts say gravel loses economy after about 187 vehicles per day, suggesting more durable roads on busy routes.
The United States spends about two million dollars daily for sugar while domestic supplies meet only half that. Britain plans fifty sugar factories by 1930 to reduce reliance on imports. Sugar self sufficiency fights foreign monopoly, fights unemployment, and strengthens resilience against international shocks. boosting beet sugar farming is urged.
The Insurance Age Journal argues youth may seek fires for thrills and calls for fire prevention education in public schools and colleges. It notes last year 15,000 people killed and over $500 million in property losses, urging systematic fire safety instruction for all.
The National Industrial Conference Board finds Big Business now led by capable executives who favor a square dealing policy. Public opinion tracks the change, with larger corporations seen as more honest and fair, signaling a shift from menace to public favor.
The West relies on lumber oil and mining as core industries, facing world competition tax and labor costs while supporting regional employment. Public awareness of industrial interdependence could boost stability and prosperity for workers and communities. Two Kentuckyians found a petrified 600 pound snake as a moonshine tale from the Indianapolis Star.
The text highlights the potato as a pivotal New World import transforming Europe and global life. It notes its historical significance across war, elections, and social change, while acknowledging debates among economists and sociologists about its deep economic and cultural impact.
Observations note strong atmospheric belts over parts of the ocean coincide with bird migration routes. The issue explores how birds might detect these constant magnetic disturbances during passage.
A Slimese carp grows over five feet long, with Swance Service reporting the unusual catch. The record highlights a rare fish size in local waters and draws attention from anglers and biologists alike.
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