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Newspaper

Duchesne Courier

Location

Duchesne, Utah, United States of America

Date

Aug 06, 1926

Page

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Uintah Daggett Boundary Line Set by State Engineer

State Engineer Geo M Bacon visits McKee’s Draw and fixes the Daggett Uintah county line along the watershed described in the Ashley National Forest map of 1917. He recommends validating the compromise line at the next legislative session with a precise survey description. Other notes cover a proposed boundary description and a separate 600 acre-feet water storage project by Wash Irisation Co for irrigation at Sand Wagt and Lakelark.

Daggett Uintah McKee Geo. M. Macon Hacon Forest Service Ashley National Forest Tr. Bacon Ashby Forest Utah Bacon Legislaire Ashley Forest Murray Uintahnty Keith Smith Daggett County Lamation Ag Colorado State Geo. Bacon I Wash Irisation Company Ak Tt

Fire Destroys Two Story Barn at Roosevelt

A Sunday morning fire at Roosevelt destroyed Charney Wallace's two story barn west of Basin Service Garage. Firefighters kept flames from spreading to nearby sheds and buildings as the May residence was kept safe with constant water. Furniture stored in a shed east of the barn was removed before attic flames could spread.

Roosevelt Charney Wallace Basin Service J.P. May

State road funds show a balance after six months

Disbursements of the state road department from January 1, 1924, to June 30, 1926 totaled 1,450,215.25 with 228,744.21 allotted to counties and projects but not fully spent. The period’s total receipts and balance reached 1,949,026.62, leaving 498,811.37 with the state treasurer. Duchesne County disbursements were 54,078.54 and Uintah County 6,461.51.

State Road Department

Gate-way Luncheon Club Discusses Road Matters

The Gate-way Luncheon club of Duchesne met Tuesday at the Duchesne Cafe to discuss road conditions. Commissioners Dye McConkie and Ferran spoke on past and present maintenance, noting state funding changes and the 350 miles of county roads to cover. The group plans a meeting in August with Superintendent Paxton to discuss school issues.

Duchesne Dye McConkiec Dyer McConkie Ferran Ferron Paxton Mytos

Salaries Fixed for Duchesne County Officers

County commissioners at Duchesne passed Ordinance No. 20 fixing salaries for 1927 and 1928. Listed are officers and amounts: Treasurer 1200, Recorder 1050, Attorney 780, Surveyor 10 per demand, and others such as Sheik 71300.00 Clark 1300.00 Asgessar 1200.00.

Iowa Clark

Local Social News From Uintah Basin

Mrs Will Rhoads hosted Thomas Rhoads Alma Wagstaff Frank Clark and Clyde Lambert for dinner Thursday. Stella Paramore from Charleston visits sister Mrs Gran Curry this week. Clyde Lambert and children of Altonah visit Mrs Thomas Rhoads. Alma Wagstaff of Provo visits at her daughter’s home. The Woodruff home entertained Mrs Henry Alred Claud Lennard Frantee Lennard and family Mrs Larsen and daughters Fern and Cleonsz Mrs Otto Johnson and Martha Thorsen Alice Hancock and Ela Goodrich. William Larsen drove to Park City for possible work. Eunice Abred Lennard and family returned to Price. D H Conklin and son Charles of Altonah were Sunday dinner guests.

Hanna Sregs Will Rhoads Thomas Rhoads Alma Wagstaff Frank Clark Clyde Lambert Stella Paramore Charlston Qran Curry Altonah Alma Wagstaf Prove W. B. Woodruff Henry Alred Claud Frantee Lennard Larsen William Fernand Cleonsz Otto Johnson Martha Thorsen Alice Hancock Elaa Goodrich Willian Park City Eunice Lennard Price D. H. Conklin Charles Woodruff

Local notes: births travels and outings in Bluebell area

A series of brief items records births at the Burdick and Powell households on July 28, visits by Verona Winkler and Lita Gale in Altonah, and a baby girl born to Mrs Anna Winkler Murray. Also noted are a wagon accident injuring Glendon Mathews, several community outings to Roosevelt and Swift Creek lakes, fishing trips, and visits by multiple families including the Anderson, Thompson, Hancock, Goodrich, Moon, and Gale households.

Bluebell Lyman Burdick J. W. Powell Verona Winkler Irs Lita Gale Altonah Joseph Anderson Frank Thompson W. G. Hancock Fred Goodrich Charlie Smith Ethel Lutelius Burdick Eunice Lennard W.C. Hancock Art. Emmons Swift Creek R. A. Murray Otto Vernal Elva “Merrell Bertha Lyons Jess Gale George Wathen Clara Hancock Regella Kimball Allen Lloyd Wallace Stevenson Johnnie Murray Kenneth Tooele Otto Johnson, Jr John Moon Apalco W. C. Hancock Claud Mathews

Community Notes From Ioka and Surrounding Areas

A busy week brings births and visitors across Arcadia Ioka Vernal and nearby towns. A nine pound daughter arrived to Mr and Mrs Virgil Mecham, while Arvil and Nedra Stone visit Vernal with Mrs O C Cauler. Ioha Huller association met Aug 3 electing same officers and planning to sell the Aultman Taylor gear if a buyer appears.

Aee Ee G. D. Meranda Arcada Virgil Mecham J. W. Jenson Salt Lake Roy Peterson Kamas Edmund Webb Ioha Huller Association Aultman-Taylor Perate Arvil Nedra’ Stone Vernal O. x. Cauler D. H.W. Club Nima ‘Webb Erte Elza ‘Miles J. Ik. Lemon Ed. Burgener Eliza Farnsworth Glen Caird

Red Cross Proposes County School Nurse Support Plan

The American Red Cross suggests funding a county school nurse for the coming year with 50 percent of the expense shared by the county and school district each at 25 percent. The plan aims to care for students health and diagnose defects, enabling medical care by preferred doctors. Mr James H Wallis and Mr MM Parker of the state health department supported the proposal.

American Red Cross Duchesne County School Board James H. Wallis Parker State Health Department

Floyd E Lamb Appointed to Duchesne County Board

The Duchesne county board of education appointed Floyd E. Lamb to fill the vacancy caused by Ward C Ireland's resignation. Lamb has taught several years in Colorado and Utah schools and is expected to meet district approval.

Duchesne County Board of Education Myton Floyd E. Lamb Ward C. Ireland Lamb Colorado Utah

Business Barometer From A Weird Year In Review

A satirical year in review highlights bizarre counts across society and industry with inflated crime, prohibition, graft, and counterfeit references. Mentions wives murdering husbands, punishments, alcohol, officials, clothing, and odd market shifts amid a chaotic, overripe economy.

Manila Chemical Foundation Ufo

State tax levy unchanged by Utah board of equalization

Utah will keep its 7.4 mill state tax levy for the current year despite talks of trimming the 4.8 mill district school levy. The state board cited a large expected state land revenue for schools and a heavy general fund deficit, making reductions unlikely. Total state valuation rose about 26.5 million, with counties adding and subtracting adjustments to finish near 695.2 million in state assessments.

Utah State Board of Equalization and Assessment Salt Lake County Boards of Equalization State Board Cron Duchesne Daggett Millard Plute Rieh Sait

Experimental Beet Crops in Basin Show Promise

Judge H H Rolapn and Hubert Austin of Amalgamated Sugar Ogden and Mr Plitkam of Great Western Sugar Denver visited the Uintah basin to inspect experimental beet crops planted last spring. They reported yields up to 27 long tons per acre with an average around 15 tons and beets testing 18 percent sugar, suggesting potential for railroad and beet production expansion.

H. H. Rolapn Hubert Austin Amalgamated Sugar Company of Ogden Plitkam Great Western Sugar Company of Denver Uintah Basin

Large crowds attend UBTC at Ft Duchesne show

Large crowds converge on Ft Duchesne for the Uin tah basin industrial convention. Farmers and Indians load tents and camp gear, with many camping on the grounds. Attendance on the first day reportedly the highest yet.

FT. Pucuesiy Asin Ft. Duchesne

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Uintah-Daggett County iState Laureport Ioka John Spencer Reese Farm Ira Winkler Don Pack John Angus Richfield Ray Angus W.G. Gentry G. Gentry Dora Lorg Jess Krebs Ernest Horton Fort Duchesne County Floyd E. Lamb New Adan Coaldigger
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