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Show SAUNA, ;UTAH, FRIDAY, J APRIL, 3, 1925 VOL. 7. Keep the Home Fires To the right is the NO. 41 the Factory By Planting More Beets Burning-Supp- ort Keep the smoke roll- pic- ture of the only real pay ing from the big stacks roll of the Great Gunni- on the million dollar son Valley. Through the ar factory. medium of this industry be said that the factory the valley has gone forward as never before closed for lack of through its it will be has been the better (cajuse schools, year twenty-fiv- e tion in the valley to pay- ment of sugar beets. sup- get another such institu- to $1,000,000 for labor and the it or more before we could distributes annually from $500,000 Dont let if you let it close port operation it sug- nish employment It livelihood. for fur- and a Y ou may have lost last year, every better churches and better busi- merchant, every business ness conditions. institution in the What would the results be the big factory closfor was valley if suffered depression with to you, Mr. Farmer, ' but by pluck and perseverance want of beets property would deprecia- you and all of us can te, education would gain some of the losses. tard, mercantile re- The cards institu- cannot us re- run the time, 11 tions would go bankrupt agtainst and the valley would be and as loyal, true blue, Think1 'of Americans, get the habit depopulated. and plant more SUGAR it seriously. BEETS Courtesy Fill! ScMiM For Hore Bools Gunnison Valley News. r Mnstry la Enpeit . tareim Prom Stale Threatened for Jnly The combined Genealogical convenThe Fifth Annual Farmers EnThe need to support the Gunnison meetEphriam Bergerson, president Lofter Bjamason, supervisor of the At the regular tion and stake priesthood meeting ColFarm Bureau of the Utah State state grammer grades and the junior ing of the Salina Lions club, held at Sugar factory and the necessity of campment will be held on the held in Salina Sunday, proved highly close made has who and a 21 21. Profesto $urlege campus July high schools, visited the Salina school the Main cafe Thursday evening of rotating crops were high points dis- sors from beet of the of )and educational ''to ilthe the interesting the institutions planting sugar vey last Friday and gave some valuable last week, year officers were elected cussed by the beet growers associa- land who will bebig crowd which attended the conhas sent Nafor the large the at present year, teaching orate Program mapped tion held in Salina Second Ward ference. talks and demonstrations to the teach and tional Summer school will take part telegrams to different parts of out for the coming season. Dr. C. a final Chapel Friday night. Ephriam the state ers and students of both schools. on the piogram. Camping facilities, appeal making Joseph Christensen of Salt Loke Leo Merrill, who has served efficientB. Cox to farmers. the State of milk Utah the lunch and George Mr. Bjamason is well known in this stand, bar, and George Kerby of Idaho Falls, president cafctciia, ly as president since the organization children will be provided president of the Sanpete Farm were the pricipal speakers at the part of the country as nine years ago 0f the club hei e, was unaniomusly Farm bureau and W. II. Olin special nursery for received the following in same as much The Bureau, the D. of three sessions and gave some very years. past the Dr. Merrill was given a agricultural repiesentative he was superintendent of this district Ber e from Iresident band hour telegram concerts, & R. G. laihoad were the play principal interesting messages on genealogical Since that time he has been instrucget son Monday of this week. woik to their hearers. In addition some strong ad- - pitching, movies, dances, and other and gave speakers tor at the B. Y. U. College at Provo Beet acreage 40 per cent less forms of recreation will continue as to the addresses given by these two the which stressed dresses necessity were chosen officers Other and the University of Utah. He came present. than last seventeen an of the Cen-tindustry Sugar year. in part important of keeping the sugar factory speakers, an interesting musical pro-- 1 down to attend the Teachers Institute Won. S. M. Jorgensen, Bureau is threatened. Farm Demonstraeach hour all field. day. farmers progiam gram was given., They uged at Richfield which was held last Sat-- 1 Mayor J. F. Barnard, second vicemust come to rescue. Consistent and to excursions exhibits the covered the tions, The Genealogical workers held district the by and to visit the schools thro president; June Webb, secretary; throughout urday for you to uige more beets and will afford opporFarms to raise their Gunnison Experiment Company, meeting at the Victory theatre C. A. Sugar Max Brows, Cohen, treasurer; r less grain. Start today ask roughout Sevier and Wayne counties, G. Lorenz-- i so that tunity to see the practical application ten a. m., of at few beets acres a more twistM. I. tail Lion Overson, tamer; He spent the first three days of the acres. to five increase home of and farm 5000 to ton of at this beets could acres as officer practices groweis improved acting get presiding week giving lectures and demonstra-- 1 pr- The board of directors comprises they Give whole time rest of week. in July your vacation Make week this amount The the the After maintain Oprayer meeting. G. opening factory. G. Nielson, D. Burgess, Charles tions in Wayne county. Thursday he Report Saturday night. If im- II. P. Ditlevsen, Come, Come, Ye of acres of beets now promised by and learn while you enjoy the fun by B. A. Dr. H. and Crandall. Nielson visited the .schools in Richfield and possible for you, get good man Saints was sung by the congregation Lewis was chosen as delegate to the farmers is not enough to main-- 1 at the college. Friday here at Salina. who will. farm-Then Mr. Lorentzen gave an introand the unless the tain factory National the convention, attend Mr. Bjamasons purpose in visiting with and beet ers cooperate ductory speech, presenting George growers Following the election of officers, the schools was to demonstrate the Big Flume Installed beets the more raise and the Kerby of Idaho Falls, and Joseph in factory S. M. of behalf Jorgensen, best method of teaching the elemen- - Lion Lions To Give Medal. Christensen of Salt Lake. The will have to be taken away. comThe Creek Salina factory President Irrigation bis brother Lions( presented tary and junior high school students, j Do realize mainder of the not the beet morning session was ebb each with glowers pany has just completed the installayear the Lions club awarded (This was accomplished by giving spel-- j Merrill and Secretary of is one to tw me" Jwho the8e over the that steel across the flume tion of a large Sugar Company a scholarship medal to the high school Slven ling tests to the students. After , a beautiful gold fountain pen. In the best assets to ave talks and in our aid carof e creek for the building Salina very appealing purpose these tests he held a conference with bis presentation speech Lion Jorgen-thboy who received the highest grades busimore on work and creates onstrations It i sen to waters the the genealogical fiom community? system of the efforts rying his four yea.s in high praised the worthy teachers when he gave them some Mr. of cause is and Christensen the direct After ness putting south fields. The constuction work thool. The medal was awarded totlts valuable information concerning the j two officials in their indefatigable and Kerby,s instructive lecturers circulation thousands of dollars. was under the supervision of II. S. Don into so done fwoik to much has that the of This Aurora. place best way to teach the students. year Cooper suthree the the closing song few the Within in The Crane. the assembly sang past sysjears improvement club will again awaid a medal to the Mr. Bjamason has kept a record the Salina Lions club among the very B. Amel state have in Jensen been offered the benethe and factories adand value of tern will in gar prove the entire district. great of each school throughout the state, best boy who attains the best record so diction. of lack lojal sup- ded vvatcis will be available for thise it is up to the student to put his Reports from the president, secre- compelled, through and he states that the Salina schools close down. In these com- ii rigating in the south fields. At two oclock in the afternoon to port, and treasurer were submitted shoulders o the wheel of hard work. compare favorably with other schools tary some 300 people from Salina, Aurora decreased have values land munities Be an A student. but that they are a little crowded. and all weie highly gratfying and the and been have farms abandoned, Redmond, Sigurd aand Vermillion He also commended the teachers of showed that the club had been active Mis. Allen Smith of Manti, former - ' crowded second ward chapel to the of the factories have been keenloss in had much and the accomplished this district for the attitude which Miss Eva Johnson, spent last week Surprise Party Given ly will hear what instructive the is That felt. program which exactly ly they showed in the work, and for the way of civic improvements. heie visiting with her parents, Mr. j A birthday surprise party wras was given. President James Arthur in this to communities these business session 'an happen (Duiirg way in which they responded. Before ad Mrs. Solomon Johnson. She re- tendered Miss Meile Shepherd at her Christensen presided over the meetvalley if the factory is closed. That his leave for the capitol city, he gave elaborate luncheon was enjoyed. SaturManti home her to turned in numM. C. a home last Sunday evening by is why representatives of the Sugar Wright led the singing. ing and a very instructive talk to the seniors n day morning. lunchA of The Mr. fiiends. her as ber such men first and song was Oh Thou Rock dainty company B. Y. U Band Coming of the North Sevier High School. eon was served in the early part of of Our Salvation sung by the conand Mi. Olin are uiging every The B. Y. U. Band under the lead- farmer to plant moie beets even if from Ilaivey Ross and Joseph the evening to twronty-fou- r guests gregation, after which G. A. Brandt Important Meeting Called ership of Professor Robert Sauer, its only one acre, so that the factory president of the Sanpete and after which game3 and music were opened with prayer. Following this .senior county Beet Growers associa- indulged in. All report having had a the congregation sang The Spirit of Officers of the Ladies Literary club will entcitam the lovers of music at can be kept tunning in the valley. God Like Fire. Then M. Day of If the Gunnison factory goes it will tion. In add. lion to these stirring joyous time. are urgently requesting the presence a band 'conceit on the evening of Aurora read the roll call giving the of representatives of the various lad- Apil fouith at the Social hall. This put a damper on this valley and have add. esses an interc- ting musical Wilford Humphry of Orangeville number of people which represented was furnished by the local ies organizations of Salina, at a meet- band has the enviable reputation as a strong influence against attempt-- , one no school of finest in bands Lions the industries for to bring other here, quartet. In conclusion let us and well known in this ciliy, was ta- the five towns in this stake. They ing which has been called to meet in this city next Wednesday at 7:30 at Utah, if not the finest. O'n April 4, apialist cares to invest in a region ui go every farmer and beet grower ken to the local hospital Sunday for were as follows: From Redmond sixty Salina, where the people would not suppoit to make his goal, to plant more beets medical treatment. Ilis many fiiends three; Aurora, seventy-fouthe Presbyterian chapel. Members it will piesent a splendid musical Salina Secof the Ladies Farm Bureau of Richconsisting of voial and instru- one factory. It was for this purpose so that the 5000 acies of beets can will be glad to know that he is get- First Ward, eighty-fivfield will be present ancf it'is propos- mental solos, a wind quintet and a that Mr. Bergeson and Mr. Olin made be gotten and that the factory can ting along nicely and gaining in his ond Ward, Sigurd, twen- ed to complete all plans for the Utah male quartet, besides many band such a srotng appeal. Their talks stay in this valley. SUPPORT THE health and hopes to soon be out and around again. wTere followed by other urgent appeals HOME INSTITUTIONS. (Continued of page eight) Agricultural college extension work. semi-month- ly f Ber-geso- n, j horse-sho- j ei Ex-Bish- - j - T- , , 1 j re-La- st ftions. I , Bur-geso- Chris-luo.'- n, j - pro-gia- pro-gia- m r; m e; forty-eigh- t; & |