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Newspaper
Duchesne Courier
Location
Duchesne, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1930
Page
4
Eneered as second class matter May 26 1922 at the post office at Duchesne Utah under the act of March 3 1879 GEO S Bowers Publisher L A Hollenbeck Associate Editor.
A long letter debates Marxist claims that labor creates all wealth, arguing mentality and planning drive most wealth creation. It cites Andrew Carnegie as a genius whose innovations reshaped steel and wealth, notes America’s high living standard, and calls for a visionary political leader like Lincoln to guide production and policy.
An ordinance provides for issuing and selling Refunding Waterworks Bonds of Duchesne City Utah with aggregate amount of 8200 dollars to redeem and refund outstanding bonds. It prescribes bond form and tax levies and declares an emergency. The prior ordinance authorized 5000 dollars in 1916 dated August 1 and numbered 1 to 50 in denominations of 100 dollars.
The Lands and the Interest due thereon will be in the hands of the National Bank of Commerce in New York City on January 1, 1931 when interest on said bonds ceases. Duchesne Utah dated December 3, 1930 signed by G C Kotil city treasurer and Smlldur W Johnston city recorder with publications December 13 1930 and January 16 1931.
Notice from the U S Land Office Salt Lake City dated October 10 1930 states James O Cook of Bluebell Utah filed to prove up a homestead claim for sections 20 and 27 township 11 south range 13 east Salt Lake Meridian. Proof before Notary Mabel Thorning at Blue Bell Utah on December 2 1930. Witnesses are James H Cook George T Woodruff Isaac Bird and LeRoy Bird of Blue Bell Utah.
Delinquent notices issued for apportionments due on Sept 18 1930 with amounts listed beside each stockholder. By order of the Board of Directors stock may be sold to cover the delinquency and costs on December 6 1930 at 2 pm at the Secretary office Apateo Utah.
Dr C L Dutcher Optometrist advertises eye care and latest frame styles. Dates show December 15 at Myton Hotel and December 16 at Grant Hotel. Public invited to view frames and services.
Mrs RP Boneta Weldateng visits relatives in Yr hag and returns by Friday. Jesse Olsen drives Mrs Joseph Trawell and a companion to Price, while Arthur Harwood stays with Mr and Mrs Jos Tidwell. Farmers prepare turkeys for the market, about a thousand pounds for Christmas. Mr Howard Magritt to Duchesne, Mr Moffite buys a new home there, Irvin Tear family awaiting a baby at Roosserit hospital on December 6.
DolLyly society crook fled Balmoral area as Scotland Yard men deploy Deeside units. White-gloved detectives scrutinize trains and travelers for clues, noting peers' invitations and social intrigue around a high profile jewel theft while authorities manage the fallout.
A beauty parlor was established in the Senate Office Building as part of a push toward equal rights for women. The facility serves journalists and secretaries, with some suggesting it reflects broader changes as Ruth Hanna McCormick and others influence reform in the traditionally all male Senate.
In Yellville Arkansas the female city government faces trouble as stock fences are repeatedly cut in protest of the so called Petticoat Rule. The impounded livestock fence issue arises as women leaders push an ordinance prohibiting stock from running at large following their city election win.
Robespierre Godla a 4 Paris florist and father of 25 fired a revolver at his son during a dinner dispute but hit his wife instead, the bullet severing the end of her nose.
Delinquent stock in Red Creek Irrigation Co. to be sold at Rockhill's Store Fruitland Utah on January 2 1931 at 2 pm to cover assessments and costs. Shares listed for Wilkerson with amounts due from 1930 purchase records. Secretary H B Rockhill announces sale per law and notices.
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