Public schools plan. obituary and local notices compiled
The board of education set plans for the September school start and noted seven vacancies in area districts. Uintah mourns editor H. W. Cooper with services held in Winterset Iowa. Vernal hosts pioneer celebration honoring Ashley valley settlers from 1880 and a silver lavatory gift to Mrs. William Preece. Local tax levies and civic leaders honored at Uintah stake and Myton events.
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Board of Education
Ofat Myton
Fruitland
Stockmore
Tabtona
Ofat Talmage
Uintah
H. W.oper
Ise News-Advocate
TiMonday
Mrr
Cooper
Beaver
Pittsburg
Hierset
Iowa
Parsons College
Fairid
Whett
Deriver
Colo
Price
Worka Paper
We A. Avery
Lk Cooper
Prrs
W. J. Cooper
Wintértown
Ww Cooper, Jr
Winterset
R. Cowper
Jewe Mnemner
Watrussen
F Or Commerce
J. Freelin Johnson
Winver
Vernal
Ashley Valley
Whiterocks
William Preece
Wallace Goer
Uintah Stake
Zion
Gytha
Wil R
Tyre
Fyignice J. of
Myton
Ate Wyardon Dodds
Castlepeak irrigation project tied to railroad line
Washington Aug. 13. The Castlepeak irrigation project hinges on a westward Mayo Moffat railroad into Utah and the Uintah basin. Without rail access the project appears too costly to pursue. engineers estimate $180 per acre, with two costly features Starvation reservoir and two miles of tunnels. A railroad could cut costs and provide market outlets, making the project potentially feasible if transport improves.
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Harry J. Drown
Washington
Moffat
Utah
Uintah Basin
Castlepeak
Wold
Utah Lake
Salt Lake City
Castle Peak
Starvation
Rocky Mountions
Cottonwood Gulch
Myton
Myton Beach
U‘ntah Basin Construction Company
Pleasant Valley
South Myton Bench
Patletta Bench
Starvation Reservoir
Pariette Bench
Leland Bench
Castleneak
Denver
Uintah Basin Industrial Convention Draws Thousands
Thousands from across Utah attended the Uintah Basin Industrial Convention at Ft. Duchesne with about 3000 on Thursday. Floods disabled Governor Mabey, who sent Don Colton to represent him. speakers covered water, agriculture, co operation, and oil while the women showcased dress forms and home projects.
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Uintah Basin Industrial Convention
Ft. Duchesne
Utah
Uintah Basin
Salt Lake
Ogden
Charles W. Mabey
Don B. Colton
L. M. Winsor
C., Y. Cannon
Arthur Moulton
Episcopal Church
Frank S. Harris
Benjamin Brown
Utah Poultry Association
Joseph Jensen
George Thomas
U. of U
Rozina Skidmore
U.4.c
Victora Christensen
A. C
Rena B. Maycock
J. (. Wogansen
William Peterson
Don 38
Colton
H. J. Webb
P. G. Holden
Charles W. Walker
FE. O. Leatherwood
Heber J. Grant
Seed Plant Site Chosen in Duchesne for Alfalfa Seed Plant
The Duchesne site at block 122 on Ste to eight has been picked for the alfalfa seed plant by the J G Peppard Seed company. J G Peppard Sr Charley Pep pard Kidson and supervisor J Sf White with William B Pratt selected the location near the Duchesne flour mill north of the river at the Blue bench. The move follows a farmer acreage drive of 12 000 acres pledged to seed production with contracts signed by western county farmers. Building has begun and Jesse W Clement of Duchesne has the erection contract, while Axel Pierson donated a warranty deed for the Jets site.
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Ste
Duchesne
J. G. Peppard Seed Company
J. G
Blue Bench
Pratt
Peppard Seed Company
Duchesne Wll
Roosevelt
Jesse W. Clement
Axel Pierson
Local News Briefs From Duchesne Area
Numerous items record visits and travels of residents including Miss Margaret Young in town en route from Price, and Mark Wooly heading to Green River after honey collecting. Events include a planned millinery shop opening, a birthday party for Renny Mickelson, marriages and engagements, teaching hires for Duchesne, bridge luncheon honors, and community announcements involving Bishop Moulton, Rev Buckley, and local exchanges of guests, with travel to Salt Lake, Provo, and Roosevelt noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Young
Mt. Home
Jack Young
Price
Mark Wooly
Green River
Ernest Wilson
Wilson Building
Fellar
Duchesne
Fern Danforth
Idaho
Monte Young
J. M. Mickelson
Renny
Grace Anderson
Stevie Axelgard
Beth Jensen
Marie Nelson
Alice Stevensen
Dale Jensen
Viola Howes
Novello Lawson
Nola Clemens
Edith Wooley
Nelda Nails
Fannie Bjornson
Helen Hanson
Florence Madsen
Dora Averett
Wellington
Harry Marsh
Marsh
Averett
Ife
John Aoore
Marvel
Salt Lake
Moore
Ruth Price
Indian Canyon
E H. Peterson
Esther Wall
Roosevelt
A. M. Andreason
Salt Lake Temple
Duchesne City
Hart
Dougan
Cecelia Bird
Mt. Emmons
O. C. Lockhart
Hortense Lockhart
George Kohl
Harry Walker
Maesdames Wm. Seaton
John Wimmer
E. Schomian
Jay Pope
T. Firth
A. J. Fellers
M. B. Pope
Joe Schlefeel
A. N. Alt
Laird Dean
H. Duberstein
Fred Ferron
C. and
L. Dickerson
Id Hart
C. LaBronte
J. Dalgleish
O. Smith
A. M. Murdock
Eva Murdock
Seattle
San Francisco
Miss Merl
Grant
Oakland
Homer Liddell
Hiawatha
Bishop Moulton
Buckley
Provo
Ft. Duchesne
Carl Johnson
Wm. Craver
Joe Lewis
California
Leora Howarth
Will Anderson
Frank Kelso
Anna Kelso
Houston
Texas
Kelso
Toulaine Institute
New Orleans
New York
Palmer Institute
A. N
R. G. Porter
Inez Hays
the Mutual
Mira
Ruth Madsen
Boneta
Randolph Jensen
Julius Jensen
Mesdames C. Andersen J. Mickelson
R. Jenson
Sid Gardner
Hayden
Duchesna
Mir
Governor Mabey Arrives After Flood Delay
Governor Mabey arrived in Duchesne after floods in northern Utah delayed his plan to address the UIC at Fort Duchesne. He traveled with his family and State Road Commissioner Peterson from Salt Lake, a 121 mile journey of five hours, including a 60 mile stretch in 59 minutes. He addressed the convention today.
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Mabey
Fort Duchesne
Utah
Duchesne Jagt
Peterson
Salt Lake
Duchesne
Route and stations chosen for Pony Express race
The pony express revival route from St. Joseph Missouri to San Francisco California spans 2135 miles in three zones with 243 relay stations. Cavalrymen and state riders will compete using army horses from Fort Riley Fort Russell and Monte Rey with acclimatization efforts in Colorado for high altitude mileage.
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St. Joseph
Earl Snell
Reno, Ney
Pathfinding Committee
Duchesne
Loavelocks
Nev
Lovelocks
San Francisco
Snell
Fort Riley
Kan
Fort Russell
Wyo
Monterey
Calif
W. T. Bauskett
Cavary
Colorado
Utah
Birthday Party Hosted by Marguer ite Axelgard
Marguer ite Axelgard hosted a Friday birthday party for a large group of friends. Guests included Fawn Smith Carollna Walker Hilda Hawes Mabel Mickelson Beth Jensen Aledh Woolley Glen Stevanson Mafiatilda Dora Davis Gwentth Pierson Wann Pierson Gergie Kohl Vada Poolson Edna Hingham Harry Walker Glen Holfeltz Maxine Schlegel Emily Madsen. After games ice cream and cake were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marguerite Axelgard
Fawn Smith
Carollna Walker
Hilda Hawes
Mabel Mickelson
Beth Jensen
Aledh Woolley
Glen Stevanson
Mafiatilda
Dora Davis
Gwentth Pierson
Wann Pierson
Gergie Kohl
Vada Poolson
Edna Hingham
Harry Walker
Glen Holfeltz
Maxine Schlegel
Emily Madsen
Roosevelt minister to lead late service at St Pauls
The Rev M M Fryer of Roosevelt will conduct an 11 oclock service at St Pauls Episcopal Church next Sunday. Bishop Moulton of Salt Lake and the Rev Hersey of Vernal will preach in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rv. M. M. Fryer
Roosevelt
St. Pauls Church
Bishop Moulton
Salt Lake
Hersey
Vernal
Hearing Postponed In Wagon and Machine Co Receiver Case
Federal Judge Tillman D Johnson postponed the hearing on the receiver’s report for Consolidated Wagon and Machine company to August 25. The July 28 submission rejected a tentative eight month operating plan and directed stockholders and creditors to confer on winding up Itsalfsia by May 1 next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tillman D. Johnson
Consolidated Wagon and Machine Company
Itsalfsia
Local notes on travel and a funeral procession
This week's items include M. B. Pope and Thomas Sweatmar returning from a Strawberry fishing trip with a good catch despite unsettled weather. Hilda Winterrose visits Heber while deputy county recorder. George and Mrs. Lindsay travel through Duchesne to attend the funeral of F. G. Thompson in Cottonwood. Thompson, a Park City and Salt Lake resident for over forty years, died at Farnum Idaho aged 77. William Jolly of Tabtona was in town on Tuesday for business.
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Salt Lake
M. B. Pope
Thomas Sweatmar
Strawberry
Hilda Winterrose
Heber
George Lindsay
Mountain Home
Duchesne
F. G. Thompson
Lindsay
Farnum
Idaho
Cottonwood
Thompson
Park City
William Jolly
Tabtona
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