Judge Clark Questions Constitutionality of Eighteenth Amendment
Newark judge William Clark argues the Eighteenth Amendment was illegally passed and should have been ratified by state conventions rather than legislatures. The piece cites reactions from Elihu Root, Wayne Wheeler, and Ernest A. Willams, noting conflicting views and hopes the Supreme Court may revisit the issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willam Clark
United States Court
Newark
New Jersey
Tifly
Elihu Root
Rice
Guthrie
Justice Reynolds
Supreme Court
Reynolds
Wayne B. Wheeler
Bir. Wheeler
Anti-Saloon League
Ernest A
Weler
George H. Willams
U. S
Missouri
Tulsa
Oklahoma
New York
William Clark
U. S. Supreme Court
Clark
Local Social News and School Events in Hanna Area
Mrs Charlotte Turner and Miss Josephine Hunt left Friday for holidays. Mr and Mrs Heher Moon spent days in Provo on business. Redclift Ward social at Mrs John Roberts. Mr and Mrs Jos Cooper guests at Mr and Mrs Earl Atwaya's. Cooper demonstrated at Hanna Farm Creek and Wadler ranch. Mrs Monroe Giles and Mrs Earl Giles visited with Mr and Mrs Bert Stanley. Redcliffe ward house enlarged with four rooms basement and stage. cement work nearly done. Pearl White in Duchesne for dental work and infant son care at Cottonwood ranch. Foster Rhoades and Mrs Frazier dinner guests at Warl Atwood home. weekend with Mrs Jennie Maxwell. Mrs Wanna left for Duchesne. Mrs Frazier rode Saturday mail. guests of Mrs Thomas Broadhead in Duchesne. They plan to leave for Salt Lake for winter. Mrs Frazier rented her farm to Mr Broadhead of Heber. Orron Curry ill this week. moved to Heber for medical aid postponing play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte Turner
Josephine Hunt
Brr
Heher Moon
Provo
Redcliff Stelief Society
John Roberts
Jos. Cooper
Sirs
Earl Atwaya
Cooper
Hanna
Farm Creek
Wadler Ranch
Atwoods
Mrs. Turner
Miss Josephine
Monroe Giles
Earl Giles
Bert Stanley
Pearl White
Duchesne
Cottonwood Ranch
Rudy Lewis
Foster
Postmistress Hopes for Christmas Letter From Long-Lost Suitor
Ruth Renfield, a small town postmistress, finds a three year old Christmas letter in a storage box. The note from Neil Traverse, sent before he left for South America, asks for a reply or risk losing him forever. Ruth and Neil plan to reunite after confirming the message.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uristalas
Ruth Renfield
Neil Traverse
South America
Ruth
Ned
Wester Newspaper Union
Christmas ads spark family plan and toy-like cards
In a 1920 Western Newspaper Union piece, the Roberts family debates holiday ads. Eleanor crafts Christmas cards from magazines while Randy questions turkey plans. A Smith Market notice promises a 12 pound turkey to the winner of marked ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randy Roberts
Eleanor
Beth
Bob
Randy
Mr. Roberts
Wen
Smith Market
Wenatern Newspaper Union
Blitzen Learns Humble Lesson In Santa's Workshop Tale
A 1950 Western Newspaper Union story recounts Blitzen’s mischief from December first. He lapped red paint, toppled a sleigh, and caused chaos on several rooftops before Santa forgives him after a dangerous near-miss on Christmas morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blitzen
Vixen
Santa
Mischleyoug Blitzen
Western Newspaper Union
Barry
Louis
Gift Box Prompts Reunion Crisis in Argyle Apts
Lois Smith discovers a holiday parcel addressed to Louis Smith containing a tie candy handkerchiefs and a letter. Misunderstanding leads to renewed sorrow as Lois confronts shared pasts and a mistaken recipient before a hopeful reconciliation moment with a nun visitor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois Smith
Argyle Apts
Expressman
Lois
L. A
Louis
Louis Smith
Duties of the Third and Fourth Class Postmasters
Postmasters are urged to avoid unaccompanied money orders and ensure funds cover both order and fee. Inspectors may visit, so keep offices ready. avoid personal checks and remit promptly. Read Daily Bulletins, supervise stamp stock, and maintain neat, separate denominations. Promote civil service for third class postmasters and support H. R. 229. Engage in community service and public affairs. avoid delivering mail to children under 12 without parental consent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League
Uts
Hastings Route and Civil War Era Ventures Across Cities
A fragmented account traces Hastings and associates from a 1850 San Francisco bar scene to later ventures in Yuma and Bronty, noting a Confederate Army service, a 1867 colonial planning period, and an Emigrant's Guide to Brazil published in Mobile. The narrative references colonist shipments to a South American republic and subsequent movements aboard the second voyage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
McDonald
Hastings
Yuma
Arizona
California
Ohio
Bronty
Notice of Sale of Unclaimed Animals in Frankfurt District
Notice of sale for unclaimed animals to cover damages and feed bill. Auction at 2 p.m. January 6, 1931, in Finnland, Ute. Black mare with white hind feet, about 5 years old, 750 pounds, branded on left shoulder. Black horse about seven years old, around 1,000 pounds, branded on left shoulder. Sold to highest bidder. issued by Wm. Clifton, Controller and Poundkeeper, Frairhund Precinct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finnland
Ute
Nymphtsky
Murdock
Sale
Wm. F, Clifton
Friaithund
Notice to Creditors in the Allen Jeller Estate
Notice to creditors to present claims with vouchers to Robert G. Porter attorney at law Duchesne Utah on or before February 5 1931 executrix Nellie Paller first published December 27 1930 last publication January 22 1931
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Jeller
Robert G. Porter
Duchesne
Utah
Nellie Paller
Exeetrix
Notice of Redemption for Duchesne Waterworks Bonds
The City of Duchesne Utah calls $4,000 in Waterworks Bonds dated December 1 1916 due December 1 1936 for redemption January 1 1931 in $1,000 installments. Interest stops on that date. Funds for payment will be at the National Bank of Commerce New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duchesne
Utah
Waa‘ter
Duchesne County
A. D
National Bank of Commerce
New York City
N. Y
Ducnesnh
Chesne County
Kohl
Rockwell Store to Auction Delinquent Red Creek Stock
Delinquent stock from Red Creek Irrigation Company will be sold at Rockhill Store Fruitland Utah on January 2 1931 at 2 PM to cover assessments and costs. Shares listed under Wilkerson across multiple dates with amounts due include 10 00 3 75 and 7 00. Secretary E Rockuill of Fruitland Utah declares the sale and advertising expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockhill
Fruitland
Utah
Wilkerson
Gale
I E. Rockuill
Fruittland
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Geo. S. Bowers
L. A. Hollenbeck
I. A. Hollenbeck
Tanner Dillin
Natalie M ° Grath
Litzen
Curzen
Biltzen
Reindeer
Lanton
Elzen
Conan
Placer Claims
the Duchesne Courier
Wiedur
Johinston
City Recorder
Pen
RED Creek Irrigation Company
Rae
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