Duchesne and Roosevelt Teams Show Sportsmanship in Close Battle
Roosevelt led 7–0 at halftime and won 26–10 as Duchesne fought hard. Key performers included Shelton Killian Eldredge and Page for Roosevelt, with Wood Bates McKeon and Brown top Duchesne. Referees praised clean play and effort despite the lopsided score.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duchesne
Roosevelt
Bell
Focal
Tuchesne
Shelton
Killian
Eldredge
Page
Ir Shelton
Duchesne Boys
Tean
Wood
Bates
MicKeon
Brown
Tcense
P. Tod
Duchesne Gateway Club Seeks State Road Duchesne Tabiona Link
The Duchesne Gateway club hopes to designate a new state road from Duchesne to Tabiona and possibly another Duchesne County route as state road. Officials and road lobbyists, meeting during the legislature in Stlake City, claim broad agreement on making Duchesne Duchesne County roads state roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legis Shure
Stlake City
Duchesne
Abi
Road Work Project Awarded For Duchesne County Route
A project awarding road construction on a Duchesne County to a firm is described with details about the route length, end points near Duchesne to Fruitland, and a compensation figure. The text notes prior estimates, contractor and state involvement, and a plan to address a stretch deemed among the county’s worst, with the work allocated for later completion.
Calamities and fires touch Duchesne area
Twenty years ago in Duchesne region fears arose for Frank White of Upper Duchesne and Oscar Wikins of Boneta as they vanished while traveling toward Kamas amid heavy Uinta snowfall. Posts describe alarmed families organizing searches from east and west across the divide. Nearby a blaze destroyed Perry’s drug store in Theodore, causing major stock loss of about one thousand dollars with no insurance and questions of possible arson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank White
Upper
Duchesne
Oscar Wiking
Boheta
Kamas
Wasry
Theodore
Oscar Wilkins
Boneta
Wilktogs
Uinta
Perry
Mr. Perry
Charles Smith
Theodore Precinct
Heber
District Court of
Myron Lance
Nephi Anderson
George Smith
Madsen
Geneva
Duchesne To Be Honored With Extension
Extension conferences will be held in Richfield Duchesne and Salt Lake City during the week of February 16. Director William Peterson announces the Utah Agricultural College Extension Service will host meetings on home economies 4 H club work and agriculture with afternoon sessions for public reports on district outlooks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Richfield
Duchesne
Salt Lake City
William Peterson
Utah Agricultural College
State Extension Service
Peterson
W. Owens
Rena Maycock
W. J. Thomas
Department of
O. Stott
D. P. Murray
W. K. Porter
Scott Zimmerman
Salt
Leake City
Duchesne County
Utah
Roosevelt
Salt Lake Ciy
Comissioners Set Two Day Session On County Agents
Farmers urged county agent Funk be funded. Marva Anderson and Mrs. Eliz beth Wentzel pressed for a county farm demonstrator. Commissioners approved 1200 for county agents expenses and 300 for home demonstrator. They ordered letters to support federal water commissioner appointment and to retain J Arthur Mecham as State Fish and Game Commissioner. Bee inspectors appointed are Joseph Yack H D Allred and William J Stewart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Funk
Marva Anderson
Elizabeth Wentzel
Roosevelt
B. L. Dart
Tallman Johnson
H. W. Sheley
Wintah Bastin
William Lawson
Dern
J. Arthur Mecham
Joseph Yack
H. D. Allred
William J. Stewart
St Pauls Church Plans Monthly Evening Gatherings
Congregation members enjoyed an evening at the Connor home last Sunday with Evening Prayer and discussion. A monthly gathering is planned. Services at the church Sunday include Church School at 10:30, Morning Prayer at 11:20, and Evening Prayer at 7:30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Paul's Church
Connor
Forest funds benefit Utah state revenue share outlined
Utah will receive 57 806.17 dollars from National Forest receipts as 25 percent of gross revenues from grazing sales and other uses. Distributions to counties allocate 50 percent to schools and 50 percent to roads, with an additional 23 130 dollars required to be spent within National Forest counties on road and trail projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah
Forest Service
Congress
Local Scouts Mark 21st Anniversary With Demonstrations
The Duchesne area celebrates the twenty first anniversary of Scouting with a morning color ceremony and a window display at Duchesne Hardware showing a scout cabin model and drawbridge. An evening town hall program featured semaphore wig wag signaling fire making and a presentation of the scout oath and laws. Scoutmaster Bishop praises global reach and urges community leaders to support scouting locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Duchesne
Bishop
Road Conditions On U S 40 From Colorado to Salt Lake City
Travelers report U S 40 from the Colorado line via Vernal to Nevada Wen dover 344 miles with varied surfaces. Vernal to Fruitland 8 miles good. Fruitland to Heber 32 miles gravel and graded 16 miles good except 3 miles rough and icy in Daniel's Canyon. From there 18 miles oiled gravel to Park City and 10 miles oiled gravel to the summit. Parley's Canyon 3 miles gravel then 13 miles oiled gravel or pavement to Salt Lake City with ongoing construction in the canyon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Colorado
Salt Lake
Nevada
Wendover
State Moe
Fruitland
Heber
Daniel's Canyon
Park City
Summit
Parley’s Canyon
Salt Lake City
Myton Social Notes Report Local Travel and Work
Myton residents and visitors are listed with brief notes on travel and business. Among names are Burton W. Musser, Mell Cowen of Roosevelt, Mrs L. Kimball of Bluebell, George Mulvey, T. J. Marsing, W. A. Brittain, M. Knudson, Mr. and Mrs. D.B. Alfred, Wumphrey Jones, Toward Thomas, Lyman Duke, FP W. Fouse, Charles Scenton, Fred Warner, LB E. Hume, Floyd Sume, George Pritchard, Guy, R. R. Hanson, William Sweatman, John Willis, Frank Simmons, Mrs. George Calvert, W. J. Mathews, M. H. Roberts, B. W. Musser, Nathaniel Button. Community activity spans business trips to Salt Lake and Vernal, irrigation work, sheep herding, farming plans, and a grippe fever illness. Continues on last page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burton W. Musser
Salt Lake
Mell Cowen
Roosevelt
D. Alfred
Alexander
Myton
Wumphrey Jones
Vernal
Thomas
Austin Brass Sheep
Lyman Duke
Smith's Wells
FP. W. Fouse
Theodore
Charles
Fred Warner
LB. E. Hume
Floyd Sume
Pleasant Valley
George Pritchard
Guy
R. R. Hanson
Grennd Junction
William Sweatman
Blue Beach
Seber City
John Willis
Hirth
Frank Simmons
J. Ta Lindsay
Castle Peak
George Calvert
W. J. Mathews
M. H. Roberts
B. W. Musser
W. H. Gagan
A. E. Sissell
Nathaniel Button
Literary Program For This Year
The program committee of the Ladies Literary Club lists events for early 1931 with hostesses and speakers. Topics include Russian literature, political surveys of Russia and China, Gogol and Dostoevsky studies, and translations or readings. Dates range January to April with attendees named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ ‘Literary
C. H. Selch
Arthur Brown
Lowe Ashton
Mussia
Kilmer Bates
Russia
Robert G. Porter
Grant Murdock
Mary Connor
Ernest Crocker
Road Construction Projects Approved by State Road Commission
Carbon county commissioners and EH Kerr chief engineer sign contract for 245 miles of highway from Castlegate to Nolap, south of Price river with a 250 foot tunnel and two railroad crossing eliminations at an estimated 140000 dollars, to be finished by September 1 for the new federal road fund. Additional spring plans include 19.2 miles from Price to the Big Wash with seven bridges at 280000 dollars, Woodside toward Green river under Colton-Oddle bill at 60000 dollars, and Detour to Soldier Summit graveling about 60000 dollars, boosting routes to Utah and Price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbon County Commissioners
EH. $. Kerr
State ‘Road Commission
Castlegate
Nolap
Price River
Congress
State Road Commission
Spring
Price
Big Wash
Woodside
Green River
Soldier Summit
Thompsons
Colorado
Utah
Extension Service meeting on agricultural trends in Uintah Basin
First district meeting brings together Duchesne Uintah Carbon Emery and Wasatch counties with U S Extension Service leaders Director William Peterson and assistants. Program runs February 18 Roosevelt 2 p m with a public meeting on trends and outlook followed by a Duchesne banquet and sessions at Duchesne and Roosevelt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uintah Basin
Duchesne County
Uintah County
Carbon County
Emery County
Wasatch County
Wm. Peterson
U. S. A. G. Extension Service
W. Wy. Owens
Rena B. Maycock
W. P. Thomas
O. Stott
Agriculural
The
Agricultural College
Duchesne
Dry Gulch Terigation elects new officers at Roosevelt meeting
The Dry Gulch Terigation Company annual stockholders meeting in Roosevelt on February 4 elected officers for 101 year. F President Horace L. Alfred of Roosevelt. Vice President Ray G. Labrum of Roosevelt. Directors include Mayd Case Mt Emmonna Orval A Dart Myton FP Afort ensen Ioka Louis E Allred Neola and John S Haslem Bennett. B 8 Jordan re elected treasurer. Attendance reported strong with 24 167 shares represented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dry Gulch Terigation Company
Roosevelt
Hforace L. Alfred
Ray G. Labrum
Mayd Case
Mt. Emmona
Orval A. Dart
Myton
FP. Afortensen
Ioka
Louis E. Allred
Neola
John S. Haslem
Bennett
Jordan
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Fonty Wa
Stiehfield
Luy
Tifa
Rehfield
Abraham Lincoln
ST. Paul's Church
Trostess
A. M. Murdock
Feuruasy Tith
Arthur Orr
G. Porter
Tusgian Art
MM. Pope
Dostoievsky
Jay Pope
J. Duke
Gorky
Roy Schonian
Ry MM. Pope
China
Alice Todd
E.W. Schonian
Atys
Ming “Y
Abs
Claire Winslow
Colorado Line
W. D. Porter
Dry Gulch
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