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Duchesne Courier

Location

Duchesne, Utah, United States of America

Date

Feb 04, 1927

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Duchesne County approves Suitland Road contract in Salt Lake meeting

Duchesne County commissioners signed the contract with the state road commission for the Suitland Road project. Construction to begin in early spring and run to the twenty five mile mark, improving basin outlet and county access. Rabbit hunting contest across Mt Home Talmage and Boneta yields over 2600 rabbits killed, despite injuries and days lost. A planned tunnel project related to western railroading is noted with anticipation of significant regional impact.

Duchesne Toners Comton Salt Duchesne Milbe Mt. Home Telmage Boneta Dbo- B Coolidge George H. Dorniis Gover William Adams Beeratty Coloa Denver Trontmentay Railroad Systems

Duchesne Uintah Joint Teachers Institute Closes

The Duchesne Uintah Joint Teachers Institute ended Saturday in Vernal with a polished program. Sessions featured readings, vocal solos, and papers on better teaching across English mathematics and agriculture, led by principals and supervisors from Duchesne Uintah and Roosevelt districts.

Aml Tien Maclay Harold Lundeil Pixton Uintah Paxton Duchesse Pal Boberg Charles Schwancka Roosevelt Morrell Edwards Duchesne Biagene Morel Wirb

Roosevelt Basin wool pool nets sale to St Louis buyer

The Basin wool pool of 14 0600 fleeces owned by Basin farmers was sold at Roosevelt to Jeremiah Williams of St. Louis for 310 cents. A 61st deal reported for the Wayne county pool of 40 000 fleeces brought 26 cents to Dewey Gould & Co. The Blackfoot pool of 32 000 fleeces sold last week for 80.2 cents while 82 cents paid in Wyoming the same week. Licenses and motorist plate notes follow with warnings and legal reminders about 1927 plate requirements and driving without a license after February.

Basin Roosevelt Jeremiah Williams St. Louis Wayne County Utah Dewey, Gould & Co Boston Blackfoot Wyoming Sam Webke Gataner Matt. Orate

Debate Over Public Domain Affects Small Stockmen

A letter from local readers argues for protecting home steaders on public domain lands amid grazing pressures and long term leases. The piece warns against overreach by federal control, calls for state ownership of land except for coal and timber, and stresses the need to safeguard small farmers and livestock operators against displacement.

Ilmall Sam ML Nine Congress Becks Hamilton Jefferson Avery Yight and Justice Shromill Ba ‘Callell Aare Hegomide Nating Wwe Don B ‘Cohén Nester Cobllage Landoffice State Land Board Fedeya Utah Hvestock Wweite Euch Tana Atill Rashas Ciitin Anon Atty. I. Va Hollenbear Vintali-basin

Dry Gulch Irrigation Company Holds Annual Meeting

The Dry Gulch Irrigation Company conducted its annual stockholders meeting in Roosevelt on a Tuesday of this week. Secretary Louie Galloway announced the firm remains in good standing financially, after a previous $5,000 bond issue of 1908. The report cites $17,000 spent on reservoir construction at Winter Canyon and notes beneficial proof on water tax for over 20,000 acres under the Lakefork and Tintin rivers. Directors and officers listed include names such as Ropes Cedarview, WW. Apr, Rtousexelp Gd, A. Dant Astinyns Ry, Lagbrian, Wileany Ghestar Hlaveme, and MS. Jordan with treasurer duties clarified.

Gulch' Irrigation Company Roosevelt Louie Galloway Ithe’ Company Pobu Wintah Lakefork Tintin Sivers Baeseeatthy Effyty Glee- Restitsiity Edith Roperts Cedarview Aistiyn

Mt Emmons basketball win and local notices

The Mt Emmons basketball team defeated Epaleo 75 to 20 in Thursday’s game with Mr. Pmindng as referee. A return match at Upatgo Saturday between the Santer teams ended 36 to 30 with Mr. Williamg Avia again officiating. Local letters mention measles, illnesses, and a commissioner overseeing two hundred livestock, plus comments on road conditions and hay supplies.

AIT. Emmons Boee Dheo Mt. Emmons Hall Bettween Our Boys Upatgo Satsuday Gyoming Santer Agai Pmindng Williamg Avia Verna Eso Beery Cioya Joseph Babcogh Powell Elvira *Marning McConkle

Missionary Meeting Draws Large Crowd in Dinebell Ward

In Arcadia area last week missionaries Arr Holgate and Mr Evans led a meeting in the Dinebell ward drawing a large attentive audience. James Powell and Beatrice Jhiedtele received Sunday school prizes for best attendance in 1926.

Arr Holgate Arcadia Evans Boneta Dinebell Ward Nouse Duncan Jack Thernlig Alva Hanesock Fred Goodrich Tenis Wathen Lydia Hatycock Inven Waifeiek Olenia Thétning Ernst Winker Lou Good James Powell Claud Alfred Beatrice Jhiedtele Reatha Fowler Stevenson Toosevelt Justin Winkler Dirs Ira Winkler Duschesne George Fis Jean Isaak Mt. Emmons

Dubendorff Dies in Oklahoma City at 72

JC W Dubendorff, longtime Myton Mason and charter member of Myton Lodge No 229, died in Oklahoma City aged about 72. Survived by wife and two sons Harold Dubendorff of Washington DC and Edward Dubendorff of Oklahoma City. body to be buried in Oklahoma City.

JC. W. Dubendorff Oklahoma ‘City Oklnahoma City Oklahoma Dubendorff Dink Vasthloneer Daberidérit Emporia Kang Ashley Valley Naples Iha Festivalion Toglefy Myton Akmontber Wito Harold O. Dubendorff Washington, D. C Edward Dubendorff Oklahoma City

Local Notes from Salt Lake Valley Community

Four STANN.A and four STANN.A on a oe HB Seec. Allen Curry ill with measles but improved. Mrs Ruth Robinson of tienger visits her father three months then returns home. Mr and Mrs Q. EL Otrry host dinner with Miss Robison. Miss Foun Giloa recovering after months of illness. rheumatism and other ailments mentioned. Families move to Colorado and Colorado homes discussed. Mountain Henge wins rabbit drive 1193 to 718 to 705. Community events include cot tage meeting, mutual sundays, and missionary visits.

Ruth Robinson Tienger C. W. Phelps Alfred Atiss Pin Cope Earl Gazett Cope Miivien Colordae Smaknsthrebr Cits Jack Gingell Albert Atwood Lowell ‘Brady Errol Clemany Seavice Fam Lfex Honge Car J Miles Tuvadliy Trpro Jarnsworth’s. ‘Slater

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