Retailing Power Highlighted By Vernal Chamber Leader
An official praised mass production and mass distribution as the engine of prosperity. He cited the role of retailers and the Vernal Chamber of Commerce in providing organized service, keeping goods moving, and supporting community progress through employment, taxes, advertising, and local commerce.
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Vernal
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Vernal Chamber of Commerc
National Apple Week Prompts Utah Buy Urgency
Government agencies back apple promotion to move the large crop through normal trade amid price pressures. Utah faces a critical situation as prices hover around $3 per bushel, sparking calls for price support while producers, consumers, and businesses seek relief and a path forward.
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State Department of Agriculture
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Congress
Senate Debates Farm, Antitrust, and Rural Measures in Session
The Senate enjoys a packed agenda with farm policy and veterans’ benefits under review. Key actions include disability and survivor compensation boosts, a Clayton act loophole closure, and rural price and CCC borrowing measures. Extensive hearings on price spreads and farm support loom, with political implications for the Brannan plan.
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Guy Gillette
Iowa
Utah State Employees Pension earn $100 per dollar invested
Public retirement records show 60 state employees retired under Utah’s system. Pensions range from $420 to $100 monthly, averaging $79.09, with total contributions $5,832. Life-table estimates project total pensions of $578,520, about $100 per dollar paid. Seven retirees contributed under $10 each and will receive pensions over their lifetimes.
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Congressman Opposes Immediate CCC Investigation
Congressman Brent Spence of Kentucky, committee chairman, said there would be no investigation or action soon regarding the operation of CCC. The remark centers on pressing demands for oversight by a member of Congress.
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Jesse P. Wolcott
Michigan
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CCC
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Brent Spence
Kentucky
Dealers Urge Timely Fuel Orders as Winter Approaches
Dealers report Utah heating fuel supplies remain ample for natural gas, oil, and propane with a large Wyoming gas line easing demand in Salt Lake City area. Winter could strain propane and oil if negotiations disrupt supply, but overall stock is comfortable this season.
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Pension payouts for retiring GO employees exceed average sums
The article notes that of 60 retired GO workers, 23 will receive more on first month pension than contributed, nine will exceed total contributions in two months, and four months will cover the remaining nine. Highest single contribution was $202.50, with some retirees set to collect $15,000 to $20,000 monthly for life. Average total payment projected is $9,650 per retiree.
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Coal and oil supply urged before peak demand
Authorities warn homeowners to secure coal oil wood or propane now to avoid shortages during the upcoming heavy demand period.
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