Water Users discuss cranberry project relief measures
Spanish Fork farmers and leaders of the Water Users Association debated the cranberry project and relief bill. Speakers including Taylor and Keeler described three years of interest relief while plans for farmers taking over the project drew strong support and opposed votes. County jurors for 1925 were listed across Wasatch, Midway, Charleston, Center, Elkhorn, and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A Sporty Water Users’ Association
It Farmers of
Spanish Fork
P. Taylor
T Yrlen
Mati
Keeler
Lee R. Taylor
Wilson
Sée
Joseph Hughes
Alma Andrus
Hop
William C. Beckstrom
A. Seer
Joseph Agbes
Waud County
Los
W. T. Averett
Charles An- Poo
Henry Baird
Vernon C
Isaac I. Baumt
John A. Burph
Charles R. Carlile
George J. Carrot
Fred G. Carlile
William Jean
Robert Clegg
John H. Lee
John M. Chapman
Henry Day Cummings
J. M. Duke
Frederic Daybell
Adolphia Y. Dicke
Ihn Danielson
B. A. Mitzgerala
Thi “i Traughton
Dougall Giles
Org D. Giles
John T. Giles
Thomas F. Harper
A. Pratt Hickta
Thomas Howarth
Petar Johna
David Jones
Theodore J. Jas~ Khan
Ray C. Lewis
Andrew Lindiy
Isaac Stacy Murdock
Earl Sapi
W. Moulton
Ray Nelson
Jibrie
David Gburn
Frederick Durtschi
Josta Galli
John M. Waber
Elmer Ker
James A. Hamilton
George Johnson
Ernest BE. Kepler
Jos- Iqle
Probst
William O. Provost
Ubert B. Ross
John van Wagoner
Albert van Wagoner
George
Ating
Willam On
J. Wilson
John A. A Woo
Wallaburg
A. S. Anderson
Albert F. Sites
John 3
Garlew
Charels Petkion
Joseph
McDonald
France
Egers
James W
Argull
Abi F Swain
Daniel
Piecanne Allison
Chase Crook
Gibson
James Lindsay
Bler Sweat
Center
Kert J. Davis
George TB. Jorfin
Harry Morris
William D. Mouler
Elkhorn
Indian land claims bill would let tribes sue for compensation
Colton would introduce a bill giving the Court of Claims authority to hear Uinta and White River Ute claims against the government for losses from land taken to create a forest reserve. The measure aims to allow damages running into millions, though compensation has never been provided without congressional sanction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colton
Court of Claims
Uinta
White River
Congress
Wasatch County Leads Pure-Bred Sheep Drive in Utah
Wasatch County becomes the first Utah locale to push boys clubs into pure-bred sheep breeding. Dr RK Mead lauds the effort as vital to livestock interests. J W Clyde sponsors. thirty Hampshire ewes distributed among boys. E O Patrick offers 30 dollars for top ram, lamb, and ewe lamb. Salt Lake Union stockyards adds 26 dollars for three awards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasatch County
Utah
RK. N. Mead
Chamber of Commerce
Dr. Mead
J. W. Clyde
Heber City
Hampshire
E. O. Patrick
Yderton
Ontario
Salt Lake Union
Ex Service Men Urged to File Applications by Jan 1 1925
Posters from the American Legion urge ex service men to file compensation claims for service connected disabilities by January 1 1925. Details note tuberculosis mental and nervous diseases and provide where to obtain blanks from the U S Veterans' Bureau and Utah Legion offices. The Reed Johnson act presumes in certain cases disability acquired or aggravated in service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Zion
United States Veterans’ ‘Bureau
Boston Building
Department ‘of Utah
Capitol Building
Salt Lake City
the Legion
Red Cross
Legion
United States Veterans’ Bureau
Reed-Johnson
Department of
Utah
State Capitol
Denver and Moffat Tunnel Cutoff Project Described
The Dotsero surveys show a connecting line from Denver to the Moffat road via Glenwood Springs, Colorado. When the Moffat tunnel under James Peak opens, trains will run through the tunnel shortening the Denver to Salt Lake City distance by about 175 miles and the cutoff is expected ready in two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver Grande Western
Moffat Road
United States Land Office
Glenwood Springs
Colo
Moffat
James Peak
Denver
Salt Lak City
Usiny
Carbon County Land Company Triumph in Utah Land Dispute
Judge Tili een D. Johnson in Salt Lake City upheld the Carbon County Land company title to a large Utah tract after a twenty year battle with the federal government over mineral rights. The decision preserves the Milner interests coal and iron holdings, with Utah to receive over two million dollars in payments over 20 to 30 years and paves the way for a new iron and steel industry in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tilieen D. Johnson
United States District Court
Salt Lake
United States
Carbon County Lands Company
Milner
Carbon County Land’ Company
Utah
Independent Coal & Coke Company
Carbon County Land Company
State of
Carvon County Land Company
Mi ‘Er
Johnson
Carbon
Stanley LB. Milner
Truth A. Milner
Hailey
Carrbon County Land Company
John A. Marsall
Marshall
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
State of Utah
Carbon County Lang Company
Samuel A. ‘King
Russell G. Schhulder
Sait Lake
Utih
Diterneys
Secretary of the Interior
Washington
Sheld
Carbon County
Johnson’s
Circuit Court of Appeals
Apa Lhee
Independent Coal ‘& Coke Company
Dowht
Alaint
Uteh
Iron Springs
Onege Johnson
Segregation and land orders expand naval oil shale zones
Interior orders reveal segregation of 23 thousand acres in Colorado as Naval Oil Shale Reserve No 3 and adding nearly 5 thousand acres in Utah. Geological Survey notes 133,403 acres withdrawn for water power in Arizona and New Mexico and about 30 thousand acres in each state designated nontringible and open to homestead entry of 320 acres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
Naval Oil Shale Reserve No
Utah
Naval Oil Shale Reserve
Interior Department
Geological Survey
Arizona
New Mexico
Montana
Nebraska
North
Dakota
Heavy Gas Flow Reported From Jensen Well
Drillers near Jensen report a strong gas show at the Jensen oil well after reaching 3585 feet. Gas persists since penetration of a sand horizon, boosting excitement at Vernal and nearby camps while operations pause during a storm period. Utah Oil Refining No. 2 at Cisco is 925 feet down with casing being run, and Utah Southern underreams to set 1244 inch casing to 260 feet in San Juan canyon well No. 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jensen Q
Bas
Crescent Eagle
Green River
Utah Oil Refining No. 2
Cisco
Utah Southern
San Juan
Biography of Brigham Young and Mormon History Serial
The paper reports securing rights from Ladies Home Journal to publish a serial article titled Biography of Brigham Young and the History of the Mormon Church. Church members call it unbiased and the first installment will appear soon, with weekly two column segments continuing for months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Home Journal
Brigham Young
Mormon Church
Bywater Found Guilty of Assault and Battery
J. Z. Bywater of Myton was convicted by a district court jury of assault and battery. He was fined 40 dollars and costs. The complainant was Dr. R. I. Enochs of Fort Ducheste. The case was appealed from Justice Tuttlg’s court at Myton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Es Myton
Ata
R. I. Enochs
Fort Ducheste
Justice Tuttlg
Myton
Marriages Reported in Duchesne County Ceremonies
George H. Rhoades and Miss Jennie Britt of Vernal wed December 18 in Duchesne with Rulon Larsen, county clerk, officiating. Milton Larsen and Miss Varna Holgate of Arcadia married December 17 in Duchesne with presiding G Billings. Charles A. Bogue and Miss Mary Ann Alger of Randlett married December 18 in Duchesne with Rulon J. Larson officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Rhoades
Jennie Britt
Vernal
Duchesne
Rulon Larsen
Milton Larsen
Varnal Holgate
Arcadia
G. ¥. Billings
Charles A. Bogue
Mary Ann Alger
Randlett
Rulon J. Larson
National Forest Service Plans To Double Grazing Fees in 1926
The Forest Service proposed a graduated increase in grazing fees in national forests starting 1926, contingent on a livestock recovery. Chief Forester Greeney testified the service found forest range worth 70 to 80 percent of private land, but current fees are only about half the value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Forest Service
Forest, Service
Greeney
House
Greeley
Forest Service
Tle
Sec
Retary Wallace
Congress
Creeley
Com? Writtea
Colonel Greeley
Coroneal Greeley
Buchanan
Texas
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Mylon
Myron
Teuerit Blaine
Pearl Ireland
Re Rogers
Mildred Rogers
Ton Wasatch Academy
Mary Paley
Earl Eliot
George Stewat
Westminster
PhyHsa Tal
Castedale High
Ilennaven
Margaret Beel
Carbon Bety High
Ray Leatham
Weh Myton
Misa Elinore Fryary Roonevelt
Agnes Blake
Ry Neroeks
Ag Tse
Mary Thompson
Stiss Helen Owen
da Mey
Dpotseno
Secretary “ of the Interior
Vintau Asin
Brigham Young Biograpiy
J. 1. Bywater
Byivaron
Colonel Greelay
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