Indian Project Annual Report overview July 1928 to July 1929
Courtesy to T C Guyn of Myron engineer in charge, the Indian Project annual report covers July 1 1928 to July 1 1929. It notes irrigation for 7 000 acres, 1 500 Indian allotments, 54 000 acres in use, and a 144 mile main conduit. Water supply depends on snow in Uintah and surrounding headwaters.
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Guyn
Myron
Indian Project
Uintah
Whiterocks
Duchesne
Lakefork
Duel over reward unsettles Duchesne City
The report describes a local dispute in Duchesne City over a reward connected to Wardle and Mareena Wir. It notes suspected flight, a pursuit by lawmen, and a claim that the person who aided the escape would be recognized, with emphasis on memory of the event and the parties involved.
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Wardle
Dsr
Marcial Wardle
Fossil Mite Duet Reveals Uinta Basin Creature
The Myton fossil deposit shows a pair of hairy rhinoceros mites dating millions of years back. The Caynedie museum recently weighed removing one specimen from its display.
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Caynedie
Testing of dairy herds to begin July 29 in Basen
Due to extensive tuberculosis findings in Duchesne and Uintah dairy cows, a retest will be conducted in affected herds. Starting Monday July 29, a veterinary inspector will begin testing in the designated areas to monitor and control the disease.
Parker to Leave Miton Rev. A notice
The many friends of Rev A Parker report his departure from Miton Rev Church. Details of timing or successors are not specified in the readable fragment.
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A. Parker
MITON
Rev
Neola Seeks Pure Bred Holsteins for Local Herds
Neola farmers push dairy improvement as Parker moves to new field. The Presbyterian Church plan funds two well bred Helstein bulls and eight pure bred heifers while Br C K Jones leads animal testing in Box Elder and Utah counties. Bingham City letters advance the program and Carnation lineage referenced amid local support from dairymen and residents.
Duchesne People Attend Circus at Price Sunday
Duchesne residents including Mr and Mrs Guy Whitford with family Mr and Mrs Elmer Mickelson and family George Kohl Sr and Jr Mr and Mrs Donald Bench Mr and Mrs Le land Hairy Mr and Mrs Albert Stephenson and family and Mr and Mrs Irvin Caldwell attended the Al G Barnes circus in Price on Sunday saying the show was first class
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Price Sunday
Duchesne
Guy Whitford
Elmer Mickelson
George Kohl
Donald Bench
Leland Hairy
Albert Stephenson
Irvin Caldwell
Remington Family Reunion at Vernal on August 6
The annual Remington family reunion will be held at Naples ward Vernal August 6. The committee plans a fine program and welcomes relatives from Utah other states and Oregon to attend both events. Attendees from distant locations are encouraged to come and join the gathering.
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Naples
Oscar Adams Ships in Dairy Stock
Dairyman Devar Adams east of Myton recently purchased foundation dairy stock including a Heletein milking animal and a gold herd sire, grandson of Goliah, fed to Carnation Milk Farm. Dam records 1072 pounds of butter. Adams adds strong stock to improve the local dairy herd.
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Adams
St Pauls Guild And Church Picnic At Winslow Park
The Episcopal church and St Pauls Guild of Duchesne held their regular annual picnic Sunday after services at the Episcopal church. Members and friends went to Winslow Park for cats and amusements. Bishop Morlten and Archdeacon Bulkley of Salt Lake were expected but could not attend due to illness. Rev Bulkley and Rev Frank Ceyner attended. A large crowd enjoyed the event and a social evening followed.
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Episcopal Church
St Pauls Guild of Duchesne
Winslow Park
Episcopal
A.M. Morlten
W. F. Bulkley
Salt Lake
Bulkley
Frank Ceyner
Auddesson Bulkley
Ranietta
Bishop Office at Myton Seeks Doctor Help
Dr W. Dy Bishop, based at Dacheste, attends weekly services and offers medical care. A Southern California university biographer notes his readiness for wartime duty and his plans to relocate to present the Punk Horelay relay, with a focus on new medical services for the area. The report mentions distant connections and local expectations for his arrival.
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W. Dy Biehop
Dacheste
Alebop
Fea Spa Uiite
Mie
Southern California
University
Hiehop
County Agent Work Praised in Uintah Duchesne Areas
A Vernal county farm agent E Peterson highlighted the farmer support shown by Uintah county residents at a Myton Parent Teacher gathering. He noted Duchesne county soon appointing a farm agent, Leroy C. Punk, with early results boosting cultivation efforts and local interest. The report stresses practical methods and continued guidance to improve farming across the region.
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E. Peterson
Vernal
Uintah County
Myton
Parent- Teacher Association
Ashley Vai
Peterson
Duchesne County
Leroy C. Punk
Thos
Ork
Pike
Former Myton People Move to Central America
Mrs. D M Frost of Myton has learned from her daughter Mrs. Roland Budick and family that they plan to relocate soon from Ft Merer Fin to Honduras in Central America. Mr Budick, an engineer, has accepted a position with a large fruit company. the family has lived in Myton for years since leaving the town.
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D.M. Frost
Myton
Roland Budick
Ft. Merer
Fin
Mytom
Honduras
Central America
Burdick
Enange
Irigation
Bridge over Nt. 40 delayed during repair project
The report notes a new bridge over Nt. 40 overdue for completion after recent damage. Officials from the village and engineering department discuss changes and the replacement by a modern cob structure with plans to finalize the crossing soon.
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Tadlon Iypitesion
Gayman
Mytow
Riad
Amish American War Veteran Ends Viser in Tudine Gay Montana
Captain Bodk Upham, veteran of the SpamishAmetigin war, after three weeks at Myban viett ine with R L Rohm, leaves for Tudine Gay Montana to visit friends for a month. Upham, librarian at the Soldier's Home Sawtells California, expects to resume duty Sept 1 after three months away. Rohm, the only G A R veteran in Myton, befriended him during winters spent there.
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Bodk Upham
Myban Viettine
R. L. Rohm
Tien
Eft
Tudine Gay
Montana
Uyham
Sawtells
Calif
Income for farmers in the valley if each earned like a top osage man
The article discusses a man near Myton named Rexers farmers who earned about 275 dollars per month from dairy and mill revenue. It notes his success from cream and a local mill, plus a first cutting of alfalfa hay totaling twenty five tons with more expected. It asks readers to imagine the Vilintah basin with equal incomes for all farmers.
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Elryman
Myton
Duchesne
Additioon
Kings Wat
Ward Holds Annual Meeting Sees New Plans and Re-elections
At a Sunday ward gathering many attendees heard a review of the past year and firm plans for the coming year. The session featured reports from officers and a slate of officers who were reelected, with optimism expressed for continued church work and community service.
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Moion
Harold
Fort Duchesne U B I C program promises busy three days
The 1929 U B I C gathering at Fort Duchesne runs August 7 8 and 9 with Gov George Dern addressing The Indian program features Hon W W Hastings and a representative of the interior department The event includes moving pictures baseball other sports an annual parade in costume and free transportation to the experimental farm The Ft Duchesne auxiliary hosts a banquet in honor of state president Mrs J R Edwards and Mrs Etta Strong of Provo attends A welcome home lawn party in Bluebell honors Mr and Mrs R Roper with games entertainment and fellowship all amid varied local notices and social items
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Geo. H. Dern
Utah
W. W. Hastings
Congress
Oklahoma
Interior Department
Don B. Colton
Dad
Experimental Farm
Duchesne
Duchesne Hotel
J. R. Edwards
Edwards
Etta Strong
Provo
Legion Hall
Helper
N. Leo Kirk
Hugh Taylor
Bluebell
Lott Sutunlay
Qn Sirs
Weal
Ma Joha
Anderson
Counin
Danohig
R. A. Murros
Special Session of Beekeepers in Utah Basin
A special session of beekeepers will be held at U B G C with Mountain States Honey Producers Association field agent A W Anderson promoting improved production methods disease control and cooperative marketing. Anderson urges attendance at Ft Duchesne Aug 7 8 9 where A W Kjosness will speak and state beekeeping leaders seek to boost membership and influence amid farm relief measures and rising honey prices.
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State and
U.B. GC
Mountain States Honey Producers Association
Utah
Anderson
Ft. Duchesne
A. W. B. Kjosness
J. H. Hellager
Utah Beekepers Association
James 5 Crystal Buried at American Park
The fragmented notice reports the death of Crystal James 5 at American Park after a long illness. It notes surviving wife and four children, and mentions local residents All of American Folk as partners in a business tied to the deceased.
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James
Crystal
American Pork
James 5
iCrystal
American Park
Eknest
Neryotil
Sildea Croter
jAlee Critel
Leaky Th
Postmaster in Ducheene Faces Service Continuation Question
A damaged OCR item notes Mr. Pitewavep, a longtime postmaster in Dichosne, serving over 20 years. It mentions Mr. Witter WW and others, with travel plans toward Charleston and Washington, before returning, and questions about continuing postal service as long as it pleases him.
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Duchgsne
Secompasses Ly
Staavel Mocryedargh
Sen-invlaw
Ina Thureday
Pherleston W. Va
Fithwitter
Washitatoh
Niagark Palle
Pit
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Indian Project Annual Report
Rom
Indian Irrigation Department
T. C
Trust
Mons
Exedes
Duchesne City
Uinta Basin
Mens
Basen
Perde
Neola
Parker
Leroy Funk
Rey. Parker
Tee
The
Presbyterian Church
Funk
Br. C. K. Jones
Bureaus of Animal Industry
Bingham City
Jettera
Baigham City
Box Elder
Remington
Oscar Adams Ships
Devar Adams
Dairyman
Satch County
Anzottalion
Mr Adams
ST. Paul’s Guild and
Wishop
Anole
Central A
Ere
Wwtdn Ward
Agust
Ft. Douglas
Gether
Cherge
John X. Anderson
Seely
John Thorton
Roy Anderson
Eoe
A. W. Anderson
Blue, Idaho
Encour
Mountain States Association
Mr. Saith
Witter
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