Du Chesne Courier Post Insertion Notice
The Du Chesne Courier is recorded as second class matter dated May 26 1922 at the Du Chesne Utah post office under the act of March 3 1879.
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Newspaper
Duchesne Courier
Location
Duchesne, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1930
Page
4
The Du Chesne Courier is recorded as second class matter dated May 26 1922 at the Du Chesne Utah post office under the act of March 3 1879.
A reader opines against a proposed state income tax arguing it shifts burden to the public. The letter warns tax will raise loan interest and hit borrowers, with capital potentially leaving the state to escape taxation, harming investment and public finances.
The Duchesne County Board of Education will accept sealed bids by August 30 1930 for the erection and partial completion of a Mt Emmons High School in Duchesne Utah. Plans by architect Joseph Monson are on file. a $10 plan deposit is required with bidder bonds of 5 percent and a 50 percent performance bond.
Male help wanted to run MeNess Business in Duchesne County with opportunity to earn $8 to $15 daily. No experience or capital needed. Write today MeNESS CO. Dept. AI Freeport, Ill.
In the District Court of Duchesne County Utah the estate of Join Ross Wilson deceased arranges for the sale of private parcels. Bids will be received for the described property or portions on or after August 18 1930 at Duchesne Utah. Executor James I Wilson signs dated August 5 1930.
The writer argues rich individuals benefit from low bond interest through reduced taxes and that low interest on bonds draws money into tangible assets like property and livestock. This shifts investment toward real assets, potentially boosting tax revenue and national growth, while opposing arts funding and constitutional amendments pushed by tax propagandists.
An Outdoor Life letter by Captain Charles Wheatley argues the Second Amendment grants the individual right to keep arms before the militia clause. He cites Washington urging firearms manufacture and warns that anti gun activists threaten self defense and home security.
Rob Maxwell Lloyd Howard and Marvin Hamilton attended the roden at Lehi last week. A Ward conference was held last Sunday in Tabiona Ward and a new Bishopric was installed with Jessup Thomas Jr Bishop Lawrence Maxwell and Irvin Clegg as Councillors. A social followed with Ruth Marcell hosting guests including Hert White Max Gowans Rudy Lewis and G N Anderson and family. Several local residents travel for medical care and a town dance is announced at Dela's hall next Saturday the 83rd.
This piece reviews the enigmatic fate of Henry Hudson, noting scarce records of his birth and death, his early voyages in search of a Northwest Passage, and how his final mutinied party vanished after leaving Hudson Bay in 1613. It discusses possible fates and legends surrounding the explorer.
Creditors must present claims with vouchers to Robert G Porter attorney at law Duchesne Utah on or before September 25 1030. Clifford Roberts administrator dated first publication July 25 1030 last publication August 15 1950.
Delinquent notices issued by Otvland Ditect Company Arcadia Utah list shares and amounts due from shareholders Nune Cert No 159 116 11.50 and See Charles Stiller 1g ST 38.70. Shares will be split at the secretary treasurer L J Gilbert residence July 27 1930 at 2 p m to pay delinquent assessments and advertising costs, first published July 11 1930.
Notice to creditors in the District Court of Duchesne County Utah for the estate of Paul Flick deceased. Creditors must present vouchers to the undersigned at his residence in Myton Utah on or before September 5 1930. August 5 1930. Tiomer W Robison Administrator BG-41.
Delinquency notice lists stockholders and amounts due on May 10 1930 for Lake Fork Western Irrigation Co Boneta Utah. Shares and amounts owed by Napier Swasey J A Fortie J W Moffit E F Cox St Moffit A Q Madsen with sale of shares planned July 10 1930 at 2 p m at residence to cover assessments and advertising costs Secy Madsen Boneta Utah
State Engineer office in Salt Lake City notices Ephraim Lambert of Roosevelt Utah has filed for 2 cars of water from Qalfonur Spring in Duchesne County to irrigate 100 acres in SW4 27 T25N R4W and for domestic use year round. File No 10888 with protest deadline thirty days after publication.
Fourth Judicial District Court Duchesne County Utah issues summons in the Civil action No. 1864 Uinta Basin Construction Company as plaintiff versus Edgar Arthur Dubendorfe also known as Edgar A Dubendorff and Jane Doe Dubendorff wife whose true name is unknown Herbert Harold Dubendorff also known as Herbert S Dubendorff and Mary Doe Dubendorff his wife unknown Justus Clive and Jane Doe Clive his wife unknown Loyal Perry unmarried and Meliaiy O Dubendoreg as defendants. The State of Utah to the said defendants you are hereby summoned to appear within twenty days after service to answer the complaint.
An article discusses the history of prosperity, defining it as an answer to hope and describing its origins. It cites Webster’s dictionary tracing to the Latin prefix pra and the verb sperare, meaning to hope, reflecting people’s wish for better living conditions.
The plaintiff seeks to foreclose a mortgage on real estate and water stock as described in the complaint. Defendants must appear within thirty days after service or a judgment will be entered against them. First publication July 25 1930, last publication August 22 1930.
The Uinta Basin Construction Company sues Charles Collings and June Collins wife Mattie Belle Collins defendants in the Utah DuChesne County court. You must appear within twenty days if served in county or thirty days otherwise. failure leads to judgment per the complaint to quiet title to described property. Clerk of court address listed as 4056 Templeton Building.
A civil action titled Corporation versus Fritz Schleinitz, unmarried, Mary E Nawland Reid formerly Mary E L Schleinitz, BP L Billman and Jane Doe Billman unknown wife, filed in Duchesne County. The case names multiple defendants and seeks court action.
Notice summons to defendants in a Utah foreclosure action filed by Thomas & Thomas LP for a judgment foreclosing a mortgage on a real estate and lien described in the complaint. Defendants must answer within 20 days of summons or 30 days after service. failure leads to default judgments. Publication shows initial July 25 1930 through August 22 1990 dates.
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