Duchesne area Thanksgiving and club notes and events
Thanksgiving gatherings for local families are reported along with guild meetings and a dance fundraiser by the Duchesne ward. Community lunches, Five Hundred, and Stitch and Seam activities are detailed, plus upcoming sales, theater, and club programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Afr
Arthur Brown
Orin Smith
Rock Pope
Fred Johnson
George Bigelow
Japoint
Murdock
Salt Lake
Norval Pope
R. JM. Pope
Thelma Osborn
Wm. Lawson
Russ Nettle ‘Larson
G. L. Club
John Wimmer
Schomian
Wm. Seaton
Oscar Wilkins
Mountain Hume
Parley Anderson
Charleston
Bird Family Interspoon Sparks Feathered Wonders
The minute humming birds of South America dazzle with tiny size and brilliant plumage as a photographer uses a teaspoon to cradle fledglings. The mother bird returns to warmth the brood, fitting herself into the spoon with only her beak and tail extending beyond the rim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South America
Poets and Their Memorial Verses Mention Friendships
A study of four major poets Milton Shelley Tennyson and Arnold who memorialized friends in verse. Lycidas by Milton mourns Edward King. Keats and Shelley link Adonais. Tennyson honors Hallam. Clough Arnold shared school days and Thyrsis by Arnold honors Arthur A. Hallam engagement and friendship.
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Milton
Shelley
Tennyson
Matthew Arnold
Lycidas
Edward King
Ireland
John Keats
Adonais
Henry Arthur Hallam
Hallam
Arthur Hugh Clough
Tom Brown
Hour glasses eyed to curb British debate length
The British House of Commons weighs time recorders as a curb on long speeches with proposals for hour glasses in debates. Paris suggests a similar device for the chamber of deputies. If adopted, public speaking may resemble Elizabethan practice with sermons kept within shorter limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Commone
Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Baffling phonograph query stirs city dealer
A church organist on a pleasure trip visits a phonograph dealer and declines to hear lates records. The dealer's assistant notes the man’s ear for jazz, while the exchange hints at contrasting tastes in a small town context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jinks
Birmingham Age-L Herald
Not Accomplished Teases Home Foyer Escritorio Ad
A brief quip from the Philadelphia Retail Ledger notes a sales pitch for a living room or boudoir escritoire. The woman declines saying no one at their house could play on it.
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Philadelphia Retail Ledger
Unclear dialogue on respect for ghosts from Uncle Eben
The excerpt shows Uncle Mben scornfully dismissing ghosts as feeble minded and not worthy of respect, suggesting a community view that ghosts are weak or foolish. The language reflects dialect and pejorative tones typical of regional speech.
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Uncle Mben
Chivalry and Good Sense on Voting Age in New York
A Cleveland dealer proposes cutting the voting age question from law. If enacted, electors need only show they are twenty one or older. The piece argues this would honor chivalry, reduce annoyance, and make going to the polls a pleasant duty for all women and men who have reached the age.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York State
Ling
Hem
Republic
New York
Hoover Defines Broadcast Limits Amid Radio Boom
Leslie's Weekly notes the calm philosopher Mr. Hoover warns that rapid radio expansion could turn airwaves into a New York subway scene. He supports limiting broadcasting to public interest, education, entertainment and news with government license.
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Hoover
United States
New York
Leslie’s Weekly
Out of Luck as Magnate Ridicules Face Value
A film magnate dismisses a young starlet saying her face is not worth the price, claiming it is painted on. The brusque exchange underscores show business vanity and fragile careers in the studio system.
PITHY PARAGRAPHS
Quotations from Phillips Brooks Irving Bachelor and Alexander Kerensky highlight resilience truth and public virtue. The piece juxtaposes sunlit awakening with moral reform urging leaders and citizens to awaken conscience and defend liberty and country.
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Alexander FF
Kerensky
Injured Inspector Bennett Escapes Serious Harm
Lt Bennett, a government live stock inspector, was injured when his car became unmanageable and toppled down a bank about 20 miles west of Duchesne. He was taken to Myton where Dr Wood treated minor wounds and he returned home the next day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
le Ty Bennett
Fr. Duchesne
Duchesne
Myton
Wood
Mr. Bennett
Moffat tunnel suit spared the U S Supreme Court
Denver reports the Moffat tunnel case will not be taken to the Supreme Court. The decision ends the litigation at the federal appellate level with no further ruling anticipated.
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Denver
Supreme Court of the United States
Utah Soil Sent to California for Alkali Research
At the request of the University of California agricultural department, R A Hart of the U S Interior sent one ton of Utah soil from the alkali flats west of Salt Lake to California for research on alkali extraction from soils. The soil will aid UC’s alkali drainage studies and fellowship research at Riverside California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agricultural Department of the
University of California
R. A. Hart
United States Department of the Interior
Utah
California
Salt Lake
Hart
Agricultural Experiment Station
Riversid
Cal
Sale Notice in Duchesne County Court
In the Fourth Judicial District Utah Duchesne County the sheriff will sell at 2 PM January 5 1923 at the front door of the County Courthouse Duchesne property described as South Half of NE quarter and Southwest quarter of NW quarter within sections 21 and 22 Township 1S Range 3W Uintah meridian with water rights. Charles R Barton Sheriff Pope Porter attorneys for plaintiff Patents.
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District Court
Vourth
Utah
Duchesne County
J. N. Spencer
Flaintiff
Frank B. Henderson
Marie Henderson Powell
Maud Anderson South
Hazel Goldbrough
Thomas Sabey
Jane Sabey
H. W. Johnson
Consolidated Wagon & Machine Company, & Corporation
G. T. Bean
Duchesne
Ney
Uintah
Charles R, Barton
Pope & Porter
James Powell
Marie Powell
James L. Mahaffey
Myton State Bank
Asa L. Snyder
Mary Snyder
Court House
Towit
Uintah Spectal
Dry Gulch Irrigation Company
Farmers Irrigation Company
Ageres Canal
Charles Nh. Barton
Duuchesne
Gilardino Natale
Creditora
Popa & Porter
Peter Bosone
Giardino Natale
Sheriff Sale Notice and Dissolution of Partnership Notices
Notices include a sheriff sale for January 5 1923 detailing land described as sections 20 21 township 1 south range 3 west Uintah special meridian plus irrigation stock. also a dissolution of partnership notice and a final five year proof for John W. Jones with witnesses listed. estate notice for Gilardino Natale with creditor claims due by December 20 1942.
Duchesne Utah Partnership Dissolves and Peterson Takes Over
The partnership between E. H. Peterson and C. P. Burton of Duchesne Utah is dissolved. Peterson assumes the business and will pay all partnership obligations and collect all claims. Signed November 27 1922 by E H Peterson and C P Burton.
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E. H. Peterson
GC. P. Burton
Duchesne
Utah
Duchesne County
State of
Land Notice of Final Five Year Proof Filed
Vernal Utah land office notices Vernon Frank Spelr of Fruitland Utah filed intent for final five year proof to establish a homestead claim on sections 25 township 3 south range 8 west Uintah meridian. J Larsen Clerk of the District Court Duchesne Utah will hear January 6 1923. Other witnesses include Warren Sulser Midview Utah George Brooks Fruitland Howard Allsmith Fruitland and Scott Murdock Fruitland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Vernal
Utah
John W. Jones
Fruitland
Uintah Special Meridian
Rulon J. Larsen
District Court
Duchesne
Thomas Jones
Antelope
Martin Lindsay
Wallace Jones
James Ll, Lindsay
Lah
U. S
Vernon Frank Spelr
Township
Range 8
Warren Sulser
Midview
George Brooks
Howard Allsmith
Scott Murdock
Notice to Water Users in Duchesne County Utah 1922
State Engineer's Office announces the Midview Irrigation Company seeks to change the place of use for 73 7 of water from Duchesne River. Water now diverted at a specified point will be conveyed 14 642 feet to irrigate about 470 acres across sections in T3S R2W Uinta Mer. Protests by affidavit with $1 fee due within 30 days after publication.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Nice
Mmidview Irrigation Company
Midview
Duchesne River
Duchesne County
T. S
U. S. Mer
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St. Paul's Guild
Ernest Robbins
Colorado
William Seaton
O. C. Lockhart
A. J. Follerg
E. Schomian
Myra, Larson, Lee
Rulon
Nettle Larson
J. M. Mickelson
Axel Pierson
Osborn
Eliza Gilbert
E. Hart
Joe Schleigel
Price
Ladies. Literary Club
A. S. M. Hutchinson
BE. W. Schomian
M. Deland
Uintah Power and Light Company
James Dalgleish
Dalgileigh
Wrigley
Interspoon
Uncle Eben
Phillips Brooks
Irving Bachellor
Lt. Bennett
Moffat Timne
UTAIL
University California
Fourth Judicial District
Uta
Union Central Life Insurance Company
Plaintifmt
Onerwil
Go. W. Collings and
Pops & Porter
Albert Jialen
E. H. Peterson, c. P. Burton
Rh. E. Caldwell
Duchesne Lumber Company
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