Local items of interest
Miss Ruby Christiansen hosted twelve children for a Hallowe en party with games dancing and a served ice cream cake and candies at eight o clock. William and May Metcalf planned business trips to Salt Lake and Ogden with Mrs Metcalf and daughters joining them on their return later in the week. I J Littrell of Mountain States compensating Rating bureau Denver visited Gunnison Sugar company plant last Saturday. Mary and Helen Hofheins visited grandmother Mrs Ellen Hofheins and returned to Springville Tuesday. Eight guests surprised Mrs H P Jensen with an impromptu program of cards and late evening refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby Christiansen
William Metcalf
May Metcalf
Salt Lake
Ogilen
I. J. Littrell
Mountain States Compensating Rating Bureau
Denver
Gunnison Sugar Company
Mary
Helen Hofheins
Ellen Hofheins
Springville
H. P. Jensen
Jensen
Local Residents Visit and Community News Roundup
Mrs. Albert Shaw and children visit Cen terfield with Harold Nielson family as Gunnison sees returns from Salt Lake and winter stays planned. Royal Welsh Gleemen to perform October 30 at Casing. Numerous local trips, illnesses, family arrivals, and notable visits detailed along with town social happenings and a newborn at Len Jensen’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Shaw
Price
Harold Nielson
Centerfield
Royal Welsh
Thanks to Merrill Mellor and Levi Coates for venison donations
The News honors Merrill Mellor and Levi Coates for donating venison from hunting trips last week. Coates and his son each killed impressive bucks while other companions hunted near Scipio and in Twelve Mile canyon with several successful catches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the News
Merrill Melor
Levi Coates
Coates
Thomas Shepherd
Springville
Scipio
Merrill Mellor
Archie Mellor
Elgin
Gilbert Mellor
Lavour Hill
Twelve Mile Canyon
Provo Call Sends Roylances in Wake of Death
Harry Roylance rushed to Provo after learning his brother William M. Roylance died following a long illness. H J Roylance stayed for the funeral held at noon last Sunday and returned Monday evening. William Roylance was a leading Utah financier and prominent western business figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. J. Duggins
Provo
Andrew H. Scott
Harry Roylance
Wm. M. Roylance
H. J. Roylance
William Roylance
Utah
West
Appointed Chief Clerk Heads Panguitch Forest Office
The forest service office under Forest Supervisor Wallace Riddle and chief clerk L G Anderson is now in renovated rooms above Panguitch State Bank. The News Man found the staff busy and congenial as Panguitch expands with two more families, aiding the campaign to boost Southern Utah and its resources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Service
Wallace Riddle
L. G. Anderson
Panguitch
Utah
Garfield
County News
Minnesota Pete Receives Brothes Letter from Home
A letter from Minnesota Pete’s brother in the old country arrives. He notes a two day extension to return, mentions Uncle Obert’s death after a long illness, and a curious line about how he died with a wind leaking out of him. The missive conveys family sorrow and a sense of distant connection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Country
David
Taxpayers of Gunnison City Stressed By Letter
A handwritten letter to Gunnison City voters claims prudent city administration and timely interest payments. The note spills into personal anecdotes about deaths and mumps, and describes sending a suit and buttons to save express charges. It ends with a plea for a reply and mentions Belgranite Minnesota and a Royal Welsh singers event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katinka
Yakop Yonson
Ole Stenhagen
Express
Vonee
Bro
Pete
Belgranite
Minn
Fingerprint Heredity Noted by Mile Ristine Bonnevie
Mile Ristine Bonnevie of the Royal Frederik University of Norway says fingerprints are hereditary with a distinctive pattern in each family and small variations among members. She also suspects a relation between fingerprint patterns of related races.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mile
Ristine Bonnevie
Royal Frederik University of Norway
City of Kings Named for Vero Capital Founding
Izarra named the capital of Vero City of Kings upon its founding in 1585. The title faded over time and Lima became the prevailing name by the seventeenth century.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
Kings
Izarra
Vero
Lima
Gum Arabic From Suden Natives Bring Raw Material
Natives haul gum arabic from the Suan area and load it onto freight barges on the Nile valley. Local traders report steady supplies and expect continued shipments to markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nile Valley
Notice of Sale of Impounded Livestock in Gunnison Utah
Impounded animals described as a black balley Heifer about two years old with brands X on the right ribs and a hat emblem on the right hip. Impounded October 23 1925. Public auction at the seller's Gunnison residence on November 2 1925 at 9 o'clock a.m. by City Poundkeeper P. P. Childs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gunnison
P. P. Childs
Beet Plow for Sale Good Condition
Beet plow for sale in good condition. Cheap price. See Peter Christiansen. sl7te.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martius Jensen
Peter Christiansen
Also Mentioned on This Page
New Penney Vo
Pariment
Uison
Peterson
Meat & Grocery
the People’s Store
FORD
Martin Peterson
Gunniso
George Larson
Larson
Niel Sorenson
Belva
Marjorie Sorenson
J. M. Knighten
C. N. Jensen
J. A. Hagan
O.N.O. Club
Mah Jongg
Ernest Halverson
The
Kansas City Life Insurance Company
Ethel Jensen
Maurice Jensen
Chas. Thompson
Earl Cook
Cook
Mrs. Cook
Hagan
G. L. Sears
Manti
G. D. Peery
Len Jensen
W. M. Wilson
Portland Cement Association
Mr. Wilson
Richfield
Ebbe Jessen
Gail Brooks
Roy Childs
C. M. Madsen
Jerome
Idaho
Minnesota
Gunnison City
Ing
Royal Welsh Singers
Vote the
Good Government Party
State of
S. Kimura
Suedes Montibellas
Taupe
Max Cohen
House OF Quality
Hallowe’en Parties
Keeley
Wistanta
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!