Du Chesne Courier Second Class Matter Notice
The Duchesne Courier is entered as second class matter May 96 1922 at the post office in Duchesne Utah under the act of March 3 1879.
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Newspaper
Duchesne Courier
Location
Duchesne, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1930
Page
4
The Duchesne Courier is entered as second class matter May 96 1922 at the post office in Duchesne Utah under the act of March 3 1879.
An editorial criticizes the Citizens Tax Propaganda League for pushing constitutional amendments on property classification and a state tax commission. It warns that allowing foreclosures to remove lands from taxation sets a dangerous precedent for state ownership and links to Marxist ideas, arguing for local equity over uniform rates.
In the District Court of Duchesne County Utah the estate of John Ross Wilson deceased will sell private Lot 12 Block 13 and Lots 1 2 7 8 Block 35 and Lots 1 2 Townsite Utah at 2 pm on or after August 18 1930 cash for the described property or any portion thereof Written bids to be received Duchesne Utah Dated August 5 1980 D James H Wilson Executor
A Ontario commission report argues against unconditional compulsory auto insurance and for financial responsibility laws. It cites that responsibility rules target only drivers who cause accidents, leaving careful motorists unaffected, and notes Massachusetts experiences as chaotic. States with responsibility laws report greater success and lower burdens on courts.
The article notes mining activity in the western region has fallen below normal with prices too low to earn profits. It cites weak demand for base metals amid a bleak early year mood and argues the industry will recover as metals remain essential to progress. It warns that rising mining taxes could worsen a temporary downturn.
Agricultural authorities agree that farm prosperity hinges on year round surfaced roads. They argue mud barriers cut farmers off from markets several months each year hindering progress and call for intensive secondary road programs to boost agriculture without heavy tax or bond loads.
Boneta hosts Clifton Mattitf and family from Provo visiting relatives this week. Tatton Bench and family traveled to Heber to visit Bench relatives. Dewey Merriwether's infant child was taken to Vernal for medical care after a period of illness. Provo residents Mower and Robinson families visited Boneta, seeking a home site. Mrs Ward Evans enjoyed a visit from friends from American Fork. Eureka guests Sherman Starnes stay with Haynes family in Boneta. Andrew Johnson and Wil Oman learned of sister Niels Christensen’s death in Mt Pleasant and left for the funeral.
Mayor Walker criticized a disgruntled faction at a New York dinner likening them to the book keeper’s wife. The joke recalls a tale of a man who wished for an appetite but feared more dyspepsia.
The article recounts Eugene Aram, a linguist turned murderer, who killed Daniel Clarke in 1744 and evaded discovery for fourteen years. It notes his trial at York in 1759, his execution, and unusual posthumous discussion of whether he truly deserved punishment, amid details of evidence and contemporaries.
A light hearted exchange questions thrift and work ethic as golf talk surfaces. One character warns against overindulgence in golf leaving nothing for a rainy day while another defends saving and preparing for tough times.
Creditors must file claims with vouchers to Robert G Porter Attorney at Law Duchesne Utah on or before September 25 1030. Clifford Roberts Administrator first publication July 26 1900 last publication August 15 1930.
Delinquent assessment on June 2 1930 listed for stockholders including C H Morehouse and Charles Miller. Shares will be sold at the secretary treasurer L J Gilbert residence July 27 1930 at 2 pm to pay delinquent assessments and advertising costs.
For sale 160 acres on Upper Blue Bench 40 acres on Little Lower Bench and 40 acres across river adjoining town near the new Strawberry bridge. Inquiry to W G Perry Ely Nevada P O Box 1064 publish dates 7 25 8 1 8 16.
Lake Fork Western Irrigation Company Boneta Utah lists delinquent assessments dated May 10 1930 for stockholders Napier Swasey J A Fortie J W Moffit B E B Cox RE Moffit A O Madsen with shares and amounts. The notice states that on July 10 1930 at 2 pm the shares will be sold at residence to cover delinquent assessments plus advertising and sale costs. P O Madsen secretary.
Notice from the State Engineer of Utah lists Ephraim Lambert of Roosevelt Utah applying to appropriate water from Balfour Spring in Duchesne County for irrigation of 160 acres and domestic use. File No 10888 protests due within 30 days after publication. Publication dates July 11 1930 to August 8 1930.
State of Utah summons in Civil No. 1304 filed by Uinta Basin Construction Company against Edgar Dubendorff Jane Doe Dubendorff Herbert Dubendorff Mary Dubendorff Justus Clive Jane Doe Clive Loyal Perry and O. Dubendorff. Defendants must appear within twenty days of service.
The notice urges Brought to defend a mortgage foreclosure suit filed with the Clerk. It seeks a judgment to force losing the plaintiff's mortgage on real estate and water stock described in the complaint. Attorneys Thomas & Thomas, Salt Lake City address. First published July 25 1930, last August 22 1930.
In Fourth Judicial District Court Duchesne County Utah Uinta Basin Construction Company sues Charles Col Mos and Jane Doe Collins claiming unknown wife Mattie Belle Collins to quiet title to described property. First publication July 25 1930 Duchesne County Utah. Fritz Schleinitz unmarried Mary FE Newland Rela formerly Mary Elon Schleinitz P L Billman and Jane Doe Billman defendants.
Plaintiff Uint a Basin Construction Company seeks judgment foreclosing mortgage on real estate and stock. Defendants include Justus H Cir Loyal Perry and spouses with unknown names. Notices indicate summons issued and publication dates in 1929. Attorney Thomas and Thomas, 4046 Templeton Building, Salt Lake City Utah.
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