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Newspaper
Duchesne Courier
Location
Duchesne, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1923
Page
2
Many residents attended morning and evening services at the Episcopal church with Rev. M. M. Fryer of Roosevelt in the morning and Father Grant of Whiterocks in the evening. Mrs. I. L. Wilson broke her leg and received aid at her son C Heuben Wilson's home.
Harold Carter forecasts ending winter water hauling after a recent mutual conference. A fine program was given with outside visitors Billings and Hair from Duchesne Nielsen and Beal from Antelope Mr and Mrs Madsen from Boonda and Evans from Apaico. Mrs John Smith near recovery in Park City under treatment from a Chinese doctor.
Mrs AI Ivie returns from Heber City after visiting her daughter. Mr and Mrs Whistler with son Frank come back from Cedar View to visit Mrs McCarty. They plan to move to Park City in a week. Mr and Mrs Frank Clayburne relocate to Midway for the winter. Edgar Carter continues seeking foul brood among beekeepers.
The Bluebell girls hosted a hose and handkerchief shower for Lucile Merrell before her mission. Various local families reported a pleasant wedding dance at Upaloo and a weekend trip to Vernal. Guests include Wm P Merrell Mr and Mrs Luther Gale and Miss Fern Larsen.
The column lists residents and visitors in Fruitland and nearby areas including TE L Carey and family, Miss Gladys Greendenning, Kenneth Dinnean, Victor Billings of Duchesne, Win Coleman and family at their ranch, D. Penley and wife traveling to Salt Lake, Mrs Francis Brooks and son Harold returning from Scofield, J E L Garey and wife, Gladys Glyadenning and Kenneth Duncan camping for fishing near Strawberry, school board member O C Lockhart inspecting the school house, W W Fisher to Salt Lake region for a fishing trip, Stella Jean Fisher's illness, and last week Reed Lyons and Dolly West marrying in the county seat.
Last evening a shower celebrated the young couple Myton area updates include numerous visitors from Duchesne and Salt Lake. Harvesting and dairy activity in Mt Emmons and Altonah districts thrive as crops look strong and fruit supply rises.
Sob gee TALMAGE Sob gee TALMAGE Tw PERE eB Lo Mr. and Mrs. Rey Workman and Family and Mrs. Elma Mayhew returned to their home in Pari City on Monday after spending two weeks visiting their parents. Several locals left for outside points and visitors from Wellington Carbon county and Utah were noted. A large crowd attended a stake and ward officers meeting at Boneta.
Local officers organized a Friday evening dance to raise funds for child welfare activities. Mentioned visitors include James Praigs and Duchesne, with Jesse Fowler reported as ill.
A humorous study contrasts two kinds of workers by their reaction to the alarm clock. The first type springs up and starts work at once, an asset in any office but a nuisance elsewhere. The second type drags feet, delays, and mutters, an average employee who rarely rises to prominence.
A detailed domestic vignette describes a man who rises late and relies on others to wake him for work. The piece shifts to observations about travel in the Middle East, noting modern machines transforming agriculture and transport from Nazareth to Beirut and Damascus, linking regions via motor cars.
A fragmented Chicago Journal snippet describes a couple’s misadventure with a car after a rainstorm. It notes an attempted repair, a garage tow five miles away, and the car finally starting despite apparent troubles. The piece conveys confusion and a surprising outcome from an everyday crisis.
The report cites United States per capita wood use near two-fifths of global figures with 212 cubic feet per person. It notes Vienna’s treasury, during a recent Christmas season, was crowded by dancing entertainments with about 60 events nightly.
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