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Newspaper
Duchesne Courier
Location
Duchesne, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1930
Page
4
Exsenator Jim Reed warns Britain against unwise U.S. laws and excess government. The piece critiques prohibition enforcement, welfare spending, and legislative taxation, arguing public sentiment governs natural rights and that many lawmakers fail at prudent spending and policy.
Albert E. Mayes contends the Interstate Commerce Commission holds hearings at taxpayer expense to push higher freight burdens on western miners. He faults the commission for visiting multiple states and employing staff to research a demand miners do not seek.
The author argues that railroads mining and other sectors suffer from excessive commissions and farm bureaus cost the farmer and stockman more than their value. They claim these bodies fail to facilitate genuine government business contact and instead trigger discomfort and cold chills when businessmen must engage with the government.
An opinion argues crime stems from social causes and political protection of criminals. It urges simplified enforceable laws and faster legal processes to reduce crime while avoiding harm to law abiding citizens.
The narrative describes arriving in Bombay and learning through direct exploration. It notes new sights smells and crowds, unfamiliar behavior and dangers. The piece compares infant learning through触 and adult curiosity, detailing how objects like a peach teach color texture taste and reactions. It ends with a thought on daily navigation as a dog might in a busy city.
The piece argues that many states pursue cheap secondary roads but ignore long term maintenance. Studies from Washington State College and Iowa State College show crushed rock and gravel wear vehicles more and raise gas use, while asphaltic surfaces offer lower maintenance and better wear per dollar. It calls for careful evaluation of surfaces for cheapest long term performance.
President Hoover urges public interest and cooperation to modernize traffic laws to reduce rising automobile accidents. He warns lax drivers and outdated regulations fuel the toll, projecting costs over a billion dollars yearly and more than 35 000 deaths if trends continue.
Creditors must present claims with vouchers to Robert G. Porter in Duchesne Utah on or before September 25 1930. Clifford Roberts administrator dated first publication July 25 1930 and last publication August 15 1930.
Alland Ditch Company, Arcadia Utah, lists delinquent stock on assessment levied June 2 1930. Shares and amounts shown for G HU Morehouse and Charles Miller. Stock will be sold at secretary treasurer L J Gilbert residence July 27 1930 at 2 p.m. to cover delinquent assessment and sale costs.
Advertises 160 acres on Upper Blue Bench 40 acres on Little Lower Beach and 40 acres across river adjoining town near the new Strawberry bridge. Offers to find out how cheap ground can be bought for grazing. Contact Ww. CG Perry Ely Nevada P 0 Box 104. Publication dates 7-257 and 8-1: 8: 16.
Delinquent notice from Lake Fork Western Irrigation Company Boneta Utah lists stock owners with cert numbers shares and amounts due from Napier Swasey J A Fortie J W Moffit E B Cox W R Woffit and A L Madsen. A sale at the owners residence is set for July 10 1930 at 2 p m to cover delinquent assessments and sale expenses with P O Madsen secretary Boneta Utah.
State Engineer Office in Salt Lake City publishes that Ephraim Lambert of Roosevelt Utah seeks 2 cfs from Balfour Spring in Duchesne County for irrigation of 160 acres in section 27 and domestic use. Application File No. 1088. Protests by affidavit with $1 fee due within 30 days after publication.
Uinta Basin Construction Company sues Edgar Dubendorff and Jane Doe Dubendorff and other named defendants in Duchesne County Utah in a civil action. You must appear within twenty days after service of this summons.
The case orders the defendant to appear within thirty days, or a judgment will be entered as demanded. The plaintiff seeks foreclosure of a mortgage on real estate and water stock described in the complaint. Attorneys for the plaintiff are Thomas & Thomas, Salt Lake City. First publication July 25, 1930. last publication August 28, 1930.
Uinta Basin Construction Company files a quiet title action in Uintah Basin District Court Utah to determine ownership of property described in the complaint. Defendants include Charles Collins Jane Doe Collins Mary Helle Collins Fritz Schleinitz and Mary E Nowland Tei The case lists unknown spouses and multiple defendants with entry dates in 1930.
A foreclosure suit, filed by THOMAS & THOMA for the plaintiff, seeks judgment and sale of real estate and stock described in the complaint. The action was filed with the clerk, with first publication on July 35, 1999 and last publication on August 2.
Summons issued in a Utah case where No 1365 seeks to foreclose the plaintiff’s mortgage on real estate and stock. Defendants include Dubendorff spouses Jane and Mary and Loyal Perry. service within days as required by state law. First publication July 25 1934 with later notices through August 16.
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