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Newspaper

Duchesne Courier

Location

Duchesne, Utah, United States of America

Date

Aug 29, 1930

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Local notes on trips and community updates

Twenty years ago a white family and Nora went to Heber and Park City where a pioneer and reservation freighter died of pneumonia last week. Reports from Orin Clement and George on a trip to Ark show passable routes and lake sightings.

Nora Heber Park City Lucy J. Gas Peres Orin Clement George Ar Ark Passute Skes Farnsworth Mountain Pass Tenchi Fran Sinton Provo Nielson Hros Raymond Jasperson Trish Ileber Jon Murray Etfon Theodore Nichesne Wilson

Red Cross to Host Regional Conference in Salt Lake City

The Cross Regional Conference gathers in Salt Lake City September 1 for a four day meeting at the Newhouse Hotel. Frick Evang presides as chapter chairman with National Red Cross staff including N J Hughes, D C legal adviser, and Earle, Arne, and others delivering addresses on veterans affairs, nursing, and home life. Luncheon speakers include Mrs Evans and Miss Ppe, with emphasis on health service and junior Red Cross programs. Public invitation extended by the Salt Lake Chapter.

Flos Med Mipplers Utah Sigho Salt Lake City Newhouse Hotel Frick Evang Gath N. J. Hughes Iweton D. C Fa -National Red Cross J. Itpleffers Pacifand Tt. E. Arne War Service Geo. Atry Age Red Cross Miss Myrtis Arp Pacific Branch Taff Kessey Thomas W. Dee The Lake Police Department Sted Cross R. E. Arne Ev‘ho Naked Cross Heo Evans Miss Lp Tabie Health Nursing Service Gtd Herant Tube Wealth Er. Berry Red Gross Suit Lake

Duchesne Orchestra Performs Amid Wet Hall Mishap

A chaotic Saturday night at Defa hall saw the Duchesne orchestra experience a wet spill that disrupted its successful trip and prevented the group from reaching its intended goal. Audience and performers muddled through as the evening ended with mixed reception and a reminder of the unpredictable stage.

Duchesne Defa

Signs Prove Costly as Forest Service Damages Report

Direction signs installed by the Forest Service caused costly issues for the public and travelers. The text notes penalties and fines for malicious damage, citing a case involving individuals from Neola. It criticizes the lack of planning and the inconvenience to remote country travelers.

Forest Service Barnes Neola

Builders praised for Duchesne progress in last two years

Duchesne City spotlights its builders A. W. Clemmons J. W. Clement Aaron J. Larsen Jaimes Hatch John Odekirk William Baker Leland Hall C I Dickerson WI Dickerson and others for housing service stations tourist camps and expanding eateries Reflects strong local construction activity and civic pride highlighting new residences camps and hospitality venues serving travel and residents alike.

Duchesne City A.W. Clemmons Aaron J. Larsen JW. Clement Jaimes Hatch John Odekirk William Baker Main Street Leland Hall Duchesne Moteur Company Winslow Brothers C. I. Dickerson WI Dickerson Esat Duchesne Aintvel Moore Marvel Moore Oility Moore

Quarterly Conference Held In Duchesne

The Duchesne Stake of the Latter Day Saints held its quarterly conference in Duchesne last Saturday and Sunday. Principal speakers included Miss Mary Jack secretary of the General Primary Association Mrs Cannon representing Young Ladies Mutual Improvement Association and Hugh J Cannon superintendent of the Young Men's Mutual Improvement Association. Attendance drew many from out of town.

Duchesne Mary Jack General Cannon Young Ladies Mutual Improvement Association

Baby Beef Exhibits Draw Interest at Uintah Basin Show

At the Uintah Basin Dairy and Poultry Show the Baby Beef class, led by Elizabeth and Thomas Gentry of Ioka, aims for Lusty and Son prizes for best baby calves. The siblings plan to outshine last year’s Thomas and expect winners to be shown at Ogden and the Intermountain Livestock Show with other 4 H club members also exhibiting.

Uintah Basin Elizabeth Thomas Gentry Ioka Lusty and Son Thomas Ogden

Dairy research shows each cow quarter varies in composition

The Agriculture Department reports that cow quarters act independently with wide variation in butterfat serum solids coagulation and alcohol reactions. Tests in dairy labs show substantial differences in butterfat percentages serum solids and bacteria across quarters.

United States Department of Agriculture Didry Research Laboratories Imaffk

Utah Industrial Progress Record Highlights Local Projects

A survey from Utah papers lists capital investments and employment boosts across towns. Highlights include wheat output near 6.705 million bushels in 1930, new fish hatchery ponds at Beaver, a natural gas line extending to Southern Idaho, and plans for a Feeble minded training school costing about 200000 dollars. Other items cover transmission lines to Delta, highway openings, firemen’s convention, road costs, crop improvement units, school buses, a new Goshen junior high, a 250000 dollar Utah State Hospital project, a 70000 dollar ore to state road upgrade, tax levy cuts, green tomato shipments, a Los Angeles creamery plan, a 7000 dollar sugar facility in Carbon and Emery counties, multiple road builds totaling 1.75 million, and a 100000 engineering fund for the University of Utah.

Yrovo— Preparatory Utah State Hospital Monticello Ore Helper Layton Wilford Los Angeles Prive— Jolly Sugar Co Dutip Emery Utily Whech Salt Lake City University of Utah Mountain States Toney Producers Assn

Capper Medals For Two Best Girl Canners In Country

Two 4 H club girls win Capper medals in Shenandoah Iowa at the National Canning Contest. Senator Arthur Capper and officials note the awards aim to boost home canning skills among farm girls and 4 H leaders as 470 prizes totaling 4250 dollars are distributed. The grand prize is six hundred dollars. Contest is open to all women and girls with divisions in fruit vegetables and meats. Entries due and jars must be quart standard glass for impartial judging by five home economics experts led by Dr Louise Stanley.

Arthur’ Capper Duchesne County Shenandoah Iowa Courier Household Science Institute Cupper National Committee On America Louise Stanley U. S. Department of Agriculture Towa Grace Viall Gray Cdntest U. S Department of Agriculture

Editor Reports Bowler Improves at Price City Hospital

Reports from Price City Hospital say Mr Bowler is rapidly regaining health. Friends expect him to leave the hospital soon if he maintains the current recovery pace.

Bowlers Price City Hospital

Myton Twenty Years Ago U T Provo to Heber Road Report

A Provo Canyon landslide affects the Provo to Heber route with gravel and oiling progress described. Roads from Olmstead to Junc tion with U S OL, and further connections to Vernal, Wendover, and Manila noted as open or improving. Local residents from Roosevelt, Salt Lake, and Roosevelt officials visit for conference committee business while residents like Mary Flynn and James Widdoes appear with homestead proofs and local schooling plans.

U—T. Provo Heber Provo Canyon Obuatead Canyon Charleston Olmstead U.S. OL Creim Castle Gate Duchesne Colorado Vernal Salt Lake Nevada Wendover Fairy Frediland Irultland Tieber Daniel's Canyon Summitt Varley's Canyon Mis Junction U.H. Vernal Manila

Fly Spray For Cows Farmers

A home made fly repellent recipe using capthalene, kerosene, crank case oil, and napthalene flakes promises low cost and effective relief for dairy herds. Warning against household use and overapplication, with tips to reduce manure accumulations to limit fly breeding.

W. A. Billings

Fire Insurance Rates Decline In American Industry

The fire insurance sector notes a historic low premium rate per hundred dollars of coverage at .8008 and cites underwriting credit of 5.94 percent. It emphasizes the role of stock fire insurers in preventing fires, fighting arson, and testing building materials, asserting public cooperation reduces losses and saves the public. Also mentions social notes of Mr. and Mrs. Smiffliy, Mr. and Mrs. Pope, and Mr. and Mrs. Pack visiting James Murdock’s ranch on Cirronut Creek with Curtis Murdock hosting.

Fhell Laboratories Baste O. J. Smiffliy J. I. Pope Lawrence Pack James Murdock Cirronut Creek Curtis Murdock

District Court Session in Duchesne County Lists Eight Criminal Cases

District Court at Duchesne County convened with Judge A Y Watkins presiding and eight criminal cases slated for trial. Cases include State of Utah versus Nelson Pike Young Gines Anderson Arrappe and ONeil Larson Eldredge plus a Roosevelt city misdemeanor and a real estate transfer noted in the county records. The county treasurer prepares tax notices for mailing in three weeks.

District Court Duchesne County A. Y. Watkins Wallace Alger B. Pope Rulon J. Larsen Siar LE. Dithman Roosevelt B. L. Dart Myton L. A. McGee Price Edwin Hatch C.D. Pepe Thoma Salt Lake Cure State of Utah Ari ‘Nelson Lawrence Pike Stite Wilson Young Rob ‘Gines Tenry Bearl Ghnes Oral Fraughton Eliyn Anderson James Dewey Arrappe Kpet Roland O'Neil Melvin Larson Paul Eldredge City of Roosevelt Clarence Lambert State of Uta County Recorder's James W Jennie D. Nielson Jo James E. Bacon L. A

Save Us From Law Makers Commentary by Albert Shaw

Albert Shaw editor of the Review of Previews argues the public needs more protection from bad police and ignorant lawmakers than from powerful utilities and industries. He laments excessive legislation and praises industrial progress through electric, telephone, oil, and rail sectors shaping civilization.

Viea Albert Shaw Review of Previews America Shaw

Progressive Farmer Ed Herrick Expands Ranch and Home

Ed Herrick on his lane east of Duchesne completes a new dairy barn and plans to expand farming. Last year he built a residence nearby and remodeled his town home. He is a capable farmer and progressive worker diversifying into orchard fruits.

Ed Herrick Duchesne Herrick

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