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Newspaper
Duchesne Courier
Location
Duchesne, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1929
Page
1
The letter argues that a Roosevelt writer misleads readers about the Dry Gulch company and Indian Department dispute. It contends the proposed settlement preserves current rights, details cost allocation, and questions the necessity of attorney spending and court battles while urging cooperation and a clear formula for future payments.
The article notes steady cycles in lamb and sheep prices, typically 8 to 10 years, with the current cycle showing an upward trend since 1921 and high levels in the past three years. It discusses rising lamb demand, the impact of wool imports, and how global sheep numbers, especially in Australia, influence prices in the United States.
The writer questions the article's accuracy about a 1929 payment and method of cost determination. He notes garbled column beginnings, asserts the $10,000 paid at the start was only an approximation or advance of an old method, and argues stockholders deserve clear facts on refunds or applications of the final costs.
By LeRoy C. Funk County Agent. Spring plowing is common in Duchesne County but drought conditions last season show moisture conservation is key. Tillage should come first and irrigation used only as a supplement to natural water. Ground should be harrowed after plowing each half day before rest. Farmers urged to review tillage methods to maximize moisture use.
The education board met at Duchesne in a mental session on April 2. All members were present. Plans were made to finish the county’s school maps and arrange inspections of school buildings and transportation. Duchesne representatives discussed a septic tank for the Duchesne School and potential excavation work and filling. The county tour was set for April 16 to inspect all school buildings and transportation states.
The text lists numerous names and places including Salt Lake Provo Park City and Orson Vib, with references to a Sunday meeting and various individuals such as Mrs Z L Means and Robert Ontermeerd. The OCR is garbled, but signals a local meeting or event notice with attendees and locations.
The Myton PT A will hold its final meetings Monday evening April 8 at the school house. Officers will be elected for the ensuing year. The program includes talks, solos by Maud Rogers and Lynn Stone, a chorus led by Ada Peterven, and a reading. Mary Forsythe will be accompanied by Sallie Cooper.
District court adjourned on March 25 after a week long term with civil matters handled and criminal cases postponed. Adaline Arrasmith of Frontland was granted a divorce from Howard Arasmith with child custody and visitation rights for the defendant. plaintiff receives $50 attorney fee and future alimony to be set. Charlie Marlalaky bond forfeited for failure to appear. bond set at $2,000 cash for alleged theft of purebred bucks. Thomas Jones et al case involved water rights and commissioners to report, pending adjudication between water contestants. Numerous local notes on meetings, travel, and residents accompany the court wrap.
Kanes State Teachers College Emporia Kansas reports Duchesne High School will enter the Every Pupil Scholarship contest on April 10. Over 250000 U S students participate with 1 percent named winners. Tests cover chemistry general science algebra geometry history Latin Spanish typewriting manual training clothing foods and English across four grade groups.
The article reports on hinge site preparations for a bridge project over the river at Antelope, with crews starting work across the span. It notes expected completion timelines, road adjustments, and local supervision by Lee Wenedtbor, with plans for approach improvements and associated infrastructure work.
An 11 30 a m service at St Pauls Church features morning prayer and an address on religious views and lives. The program includes topics titled The Mind of Christ and the First Jury and The Mind of Christ rey the Twentieth Goubary, reflecting a series on Christian thought.
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