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Newspaper
Duchesne Courier
Location
Duchesne, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1922
Page
1
Judge Elias Hansen will address the Duchesne Parent-Teachers meeting next Tuesday December 5 at 8 PM. The upcoming legislative session promises new welfare measures for schools and the program includes a fine musical performance.
An editorial contrasts Pilgrims with Puritans, arguing Pilgrims were liberal and not bound by blue laws, noting strict Sabbath observances in colonies like New Jersey and Virginia. It recalls William J. and Dr. J. J. Dushwell advertising eye testing at the Grant Hotel on Dec 4 with no charge, emphasizing health glasses.
A Utah study proposes expanding and intensifying state agriculture by examining range land issues. It notes 47 percent unsurveyed land, 18 percent state ownership, 15 percent national forest, and 9 percent farms with irrigation. The piece urges experimental grazing management to boost carrying capacity and identify best forage plants and timing.
The Colorado supreme court, in a unanimous decision, held constitutional the law authorizing the Moffat tunnel district to issue up to 6.7 million dollars in bonds for the big bore through the continental divide. Proceedings note the possibility of a United States Supreme Court appeal, with focus on whether the project confers benefits to district property.
The Forest Service and Bureau of Public Roads report 1921- expenditures for building and maintaining 4 786 miles of roads and 6 737 miles of trails plus 12 448 miles of trails maintenance. Total to date expenditure reaches 22 216 724 dollars for roads and trails. Joseph Wilcken candidate for District 6 school board favors longer terms without raising taxes and aims to protect grade and Roosevelt high schools.
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