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Newspaper
Duchesne Courier
Location
Duchesne, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1922
Page
4
Mr H P Hall of Utah Power and Light will be in Duchesne early next week to arrange house wiring. He may be seen at the Hotel Duchesne during the visit.
The Salt Lake bank joins Pacific coast joint stock banks to offer long term farm mortgages under federal law. Loans finance equipment, improvements, and debt retirement with no due dates or stock purchases. Borrowers gain equity over time and owe nothing at loan end, subject to mortgage covenants.
A reflective essay argues leaders often emerge from the middle or tail of the class, not the head. It cites Grant and Shakespeare as examples, praising independent thinking and hard work over flashy early leadership and emphasizing the price of distinction.
Notice announces the dissolution of the Palmer & Sons livestock and farming partnership of E F Palmer E L Palmer and George Palmer of Mountain Home Utah by mutual consent. BE F Palmer is designated to close business and all debts should be reported to him with claims sent to E F Palmer for settlement.
Creditors must file claims with vouchers to the undersigned at Fruitland Utah or to M B Pope attorney at Duches Utah on or before November 1 1922 Administrator of the estate Giles N Brooks deceased Date of first publication July 21 1922
The Geological Survey places Utah’s geographic center in Sanpete County about three miles north of Manti. Idaho's center is at Custer in Custer County, and Wyoming's center lies 58 miles northeast of Lander in Fremont County.
Major Harry M. McKenderdina aged 80 died at his home in Elwood Kansas on August 10 He was reputed to be the last survivor of General William T Sherman’s staff on the Atlanta to Savannah march.
Utah will obtain 1923 motor vehicle license plates at the lowest cost in state history after seven bids. The Wisconsin state prison submitted the low bid for manufacturing 380 dealer plate pairs, 41,500 passenger plates, 7,900 truck plates, 200 trailer plates, 8,000 truck load plates, 1,006 motorcycle plates and 1,000 chauffeur badges.
The narrator enjoys a secluded jungle scene far from city noise while musing on fishing. A stray note mentions Life and J. M. Mickleson advancing a new bridge project but needing more workers and teams.
Joseph R. Murdock of Heber was elected president of the Utah Irrigation and Drainage congress at its fifth annual meeting held in Salt Lake City. Other officers elected include Thomas E. McKay as first vice president H Bardsley second vice president T N Judah third vice president L M Winsor secretary treasurer and a slate of nine directors. The group aims to promote profitable agriculture through efficient irrigation and drainage.
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