Farm Board Plan Aims Local Grain Credit System
Federal Farm Board officials discuss a plan to form local cooperatives under state laws to guarantee farmer notes and sell grain in car lots at market prices on easy terms. The Grain Stabilization Corporation would supply grain to keep local stocks intact, aiding disaster areas without forcing communities to seek charity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Farm Board
Smith
United States Department of \ericulture
In Stabilization Corporation Thrugch
Aggstricken
Iber
Grain’ Stabilision Corporation
Flus
Uintah Basin Industrial Convention Sets Record Attendance
The Uintah Basin Industrial Convention drew the largest crowd yet from city and surrounding territory despite hard times. Key talks by Interior Secretary Ray Lyman Wilbur and livestock judging by Dean Kenneth Skeler highlighted exhibits showcasing model farmstead, local manufacturing need, and forestry service aims for permanent homes in the Basin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uintah Basin
Detter
Ray Lyman Wilbur
Kenneth Skeler
Extension Service
Forestry Service
Roy Schonian Attends Radio Convention
Roy A. Schonian and Lloyd Pope traveled to Salt Lake City with Mr. Pope returning the next day. Schonian spent several days attending Atwater Kent, Victor and RCA conventions. He reports impressive instruments for the coming fall and has been appointed ICA dealer for Duchesne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy A. Schonian
Lloyd Pope
Salt Lake City
Mr. Pope
Mr. Schonian
Atwater Kent
Victor
R. C. Aa
Duchesne
Flappers 18 Show at Town Hall August 9
The LW hosts Flappers of 44 with diverse performers from Giry and Black to White and Young Flappers. A Pony Chorus and a prize lineup promise a lively program to raise funds for yard improvements and a flower show at the Town Hall on August 9.
County Commissioners Set 1930 Tax Levies and Salaries
The county commissioners met at the county offices on August 14 with members McConkie Billings Wells Mickelson and Larsen. They fixed 1930 tax levies for Duchesne County Duchesne City Myton Town Roosevelt City and School Districts and approved a plat for Duchesne Cemetery. Salaries for county officers were kept, with the county assessor at 1000 dollars and the county commissioners at 480 dollars per year for two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. ¥. Billings
A. Wells
M. Mickelson
R. J. Larsen
Win
Case
Mls
Eis Abani
Duchesne County Court Sets Regular Session and Listed Civil and Real Estate Actions
Duchesne County district court will convene on Monday August 23 with Judge A V Watkins presiding. A diverse jury pool is drawn, a marriage license issued to Frank S Campbell and Idan E Hale, civil case on water extension for Uinta Basin Construction, and multiple real estate transfers recorded this week including Clara Sn Larsen to Chris Pearson and Roosevelt State Bank to Reuben C Fuller with varied consideration notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court of
Duchesne County
A. V. Watkins
J. W. McLen
Roosevelt
Utah
Alpheus Weeks
Leonard Wall
Alt. Emmons
Simeon FE
Atwood
Dewey Merriwether
Boneta
A. Foster Rhoades
Hanna
J. B. Cowan
Duchesne
Henry W. Days
Talmage
Robert Davis
Neola
Cyrus B. Larsen
David Carruth
Cedarview
Wanless Shields
Arcadia
Roe Gagon
Wim Blanchard
Monarch
G Walter
Myron
James BE. Lemon
Ioha
LeRoy Benson
Roosevelterg Gardner Goodrich
Bluebell
Victor
Lorrocks
Nephi Moon
Fred Ostrom
Co. A. Larsen
Jesse A. Fowler
Altonah
Nellie Feller
Ed Hart
Frank S. Campbell
Idan E. Hale
Manila
Wa. H. Case
Uinta Basin Construction Company
The
County Recorder
Clara Sn Larsen
Chris Pearson
Mane
Aukkel Knudsen
Helen K. Teach
Saline BE. Chadsey
James FB. Ernshaw
Senate Inquisitors and Private Sights
John T. Flynn criticizes a Senate committee for a year of aggressive inquiry. He describes witnesses questioned harshly, and documents searched without restraint, arguing the process violates constitutional protections and basic civility. He warns democracy could become a mockery if public action does not limit such tactics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
John T. Flynn
Harper’s
Tunisia
Hussia
Utah Industrial Progress Road Bids and Projects Across Counties
Salt Lake City bids open for about 270000 in Grand and San Juan road work this month per Highway Commission. Monticello bids sought for 17 miles on Route 450 toward Colorado line costing ~70000. Thompsons bids for Route 50 east of town about 100000. Price gains for new Federal building. Nephi to Delta 44000 volt line. Heber City contract to Federal Tank and Pipe Co. for 58780 pipe line installation. Orden bids for Alpine scenic highway graveling over four miles. Cedar City to St George adds three telephone circuits. Mal Oil Co erects 16 apartment building in Cedar City. Cedar City bids for sidewalks and gutters due August 14. Nephi Juab county fair September 18 20. Richfield 150000 for Skongaard tavern and dance hall. Wellington and Gordon Creek school construction contracts let. Manti Trend improvement project 9 graded and graveled for oiling. Ogden canyon dam site survey planned. Elsinore Sevier road works underway. Murray iron pipeline installation to power house. Cedar City J M Foster coal property development. Salt Lake City wool pledge of 11000000 pounds by Utah Wool Marketing Association. Rio Grande Motor Way files to operate Salt Lake City to Price bus and baggage service.
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Salt Lake City
Grand
San Juan
Byeetate Highway Commission
Monticello
Here
Colorado State
Thompsons
Price—Cornerstone Aid
Price Federal
Nephi—Telhwide Power Company
Delta
Ileber City
Federal Tank and Pipe Company
Orden
Alpine Scenic Highway
Cedar City
St. George
Mountai States Tel
Tel- Co
Mal Oil Co
College Ave
Matin Street
Nephi
Itichfield
Skongaard’s
Wellington
Gordon Creek
Oriden
Utah Water Storage Commission
Ogden Canyon
Pineview
Elsinore-Sevier Row
Murray
Little Cottonwood Canyon
J. M. Foster
Utal Wool Marketing Association
Rio Grande Motor Way, Inc
Price
Paxton Named Rep for Tax Revision League in Duchesne
The Tax Revision League of Wiads is well organized with county officers and reps pushing for constitutional tax amendments. Superintendent W A Paxton serves as the Duchesne County representative for the league.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Paxton
TAX Revision League
Tax Revision League of Wiads
Duchesne County
Duchesne County School Board Acts On Transport, Grades
The Duchesne County School Board met Tuesday with members including Chairman Ira B. Cannon and Clerk Cliff C. Mickelson. It authorized transporting Antelope and Midview students to Duchesne, set Duchesne to receive Eleventh and Twelfth grades, and ordered Bluebell and Alton at Mt Emmons for Seventh to Tenth grades. A foot bridge request near Myton was referred for investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duchesne County
Tahiona
Antelope and
Midview
Duchesne
Myton
Bluebell
Altonat
Mt. Emmons
Making Criminals by Law
A critique of anti cigarette laws and gun control measures proposed in Oregon and nationally. The author argues prohibitive laws create new criminals, reduce civil liberties, and empower actual criminals, citing Kansas repealing its cigarette crime and quoting the San Francisco Chronicle on creating artificial crimes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Oregon
The
San Francisco Chronicle
Secretary Wilbur Addresses Western Prosperity and Growth
Dr Ray Lyman Wilbur former Stanford president spoke at the U B C CG about better names and specialization. He warned that legislatures cannot regulate electricity and urged experts to align laws with natural laws. He projected Southern California population doubling in ten years with Boulder Dam, and heavy western growth driven by trade with China and Asia, boosting U S western prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Lyman Wilbur
Intrelor
Leland Stanford Jr. University
California
Congress
Boulder Dam
Pacific Ocean
China
United States
Asia
Scout Benefit Dances For Local Hoy Scout Troop
The American Legion Auxiliary hosts Tuesday dances to benefit the local Hoy Scout Troop. Leaders say the troop has performed civic work and seeks a pleasure trip as a result. They urge town support to improve cooperation and properly run the troop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Fire losses in 1930 show national carelessness and waste
June 1930 US fire losses total 31.8 million, down from 1920 levels, but six month losses reach 242.34 million, far above 1929. The piece warns that careless habits and ignorance fuel massive property damage and deaths, urging universal fire prevention in homes and businesses.
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United States
1930 Midsummer Sheep and Wool Outlook Analysis
The report forecasts a multi-year reduction in sheep numbers globally, with Western states seeing a lift in lamb crops but with short hay supplies and heavy lamb feeding losses. It notes weaker consumer purchasing, lower feeder lamb prices, and a shift of receipts into slaughter channels, while wool prices abroad and at home fall before stabilizing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern Plains
Grouth
Colorado
Nebraska
Reston
Pntblic
Alirechaml
Bradford
United States
Worl
Archdeacon Bulkley to preach at St Pauls Church Sunday
Archdeacon Bulkley will celebrate Holy Communion and preach at St Pauls Church next Sunday at 11 30 Morning Prayer and Church School at 10 30. Note the hours of service.
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Bulkley
St. Paul’s Church
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Farm Board
UB. I. C
Roy Schonian
Flappers
County Commissioners Meeting
County Office News
the Inquisitors
Ragert
Overer
Utah Industrial Progress
Wilbur
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