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Newspaper
Duchesne Courier
Location
Duchesne, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1930
Page
5
Shesne Local News notes Sirilian Gee accepted a post office position in Duchesne. Moon of Green River and Duchesne figures in town chatter. Barbara Jones hosted guests. Todd Thursday entertaining. Mrs Lowe Ashton visited. Stephen Shelton left for Salt Lake City for medical care. Claud Holmes and partner left for California. Duchesne Motor took over an Interstate Service Station. Rust resigned, and plans to move to Billings are noted.
Fragmentary newspaper note shows scattered phrases about pigs eggs sale machinery and farmer House. The legible pieces suggest a classified ad context with farming items and local commerce.
Local residents and visitors frequent Duchesne area events as families host gatherings in Roosevelt and Duchesne. The list includes travel to Salt Lake City and Provo for Legion events, visits from relatives in Tooele and Ogden, new homes, picnics at Todd ranch, and a World War II veteran’s dinner guest.
A notice lists delinquent amounts due on various assessments with the shares and amounts opposite each name. The notice indicates payment is required to settle the delinquencies.
Kenilworth hosts Mr and Mrs Chris Donohue and Marl Donohue family. Frank Taylor of Salt Lake City visits sister Mary Behunin. Charles Baker and Shelby Mayhew hosts. Itelen Behunin visits Altonah relatives. Larsen attends US committee meeting. George Anderson visits parents. James Anderson and Allreds of Jayden in town. Ulisses Phyllis and Madge McDonald visit Leona Beckstead. Gilbert Davies hosts friends at Stook.
Government forest rangers launch a crusade to exterminate mistletoe on Pacific slope oaks and other trees. The effort will take six to seven years to remove dense growths, though a small amount may remain for tourists and visiting night seers.
An excerpt notes a phrase where someone washes hands of a matter, likening it to Pilate’s act in Matthew 27 24. It cites the Kansas City Star and reflects on modern phrasing and responsibility avoidance.
The new papal state called Vati can City is about five acres and includes St. Peter's square and the southeast ground near the sea with colonnades. It houses about regular inhabitants and many non church associated people who will eventually move.
Home detail by William A. Radford explains a 30 by 24 foot house using brick exterior up to the second floor and wood above. It has six rooms including a bright front dining area, a living room of ample size, and three second floor bedrooms with a central hall and stairway.
Edward W. Donaldson argues in Better Homes and Gardens that paneling need not be costly. Simple options use wood or plaster, painted surfaces, or wallpaper to create panels, with methods including molded plaster panels, painted grounds, and decorative reliefs for affordable, tasteful wall treatments.
The article discusses flooring as a decorative and structural element, noting wood floors in varied patterns and the importance of subfloors and bridging to prevent sagging. It describes linoleum patterns simulating Colonial planks and cement bases with wire reinforcement to curb basement fires and lower fire insurance premiums.
The article argues porches must integrate with the house rather than stand out. It criticizes excessive post groupings and shiny columns, noting location affects exterior look and interior comfort. Glazed porches are favored for dual use as sleeping and breakfast rooms.
Altonah D J Thompson returned with news from a nationwide tour on Beaver issues. August 2 groups left to work on storage problems for the Farmers' Irrigation Co at headwaters of Yellowstone and Swift Creeks with several men and teams.
Mr. and Mrs. C Barton and family spent a week at Moon Lake and have returned home. Crotherson returned to Alt Pleasant after visiting Inoneta. Miss Jenny Allred of Spring City clerking at the store spent a month here and accompanied her home. Mrs. Isabell Lew is of Ifeber visits Bouetn to see sister Latton Beach. Mr and Mrs James Oman hosted a visit from Mrs Oman s mother Mrs MM Lund of Spring City and sister Mrs Fain Christensen and brother Mr and Mrs Cellis Lund of Long Beach California. They returned home Saturday. Mr and Mrs Wilford Afe Conkie of Troosevelt visited R M Trandon.
Frank Clark returned home briefly then must go to Salt Lake for medical care. Miss Clara Rhoades rushed to Salt Lake and operated on for appendix and is described as dying well. Grace Nelson visits two weeks at Riverark Hotel. Pearl White at Cottonwood ranch. Gowans host at River Park hotel. Rudy Lewis reports a new baby boy born August third. Kewale Dolt Dance postponed to the ninth due to heavy rain. few people skated at DeFa balk rather than dancing.
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