Postal Notice of Subscription Rates at Duchesne Utah
Public notice lists second class mail rates dated May 26 19022 for Duchesne Utah under the 1879 act. Rates show one year two dollars, six months one dollar, and smaller options.
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Newspaper
Duchesne Courier
Location
Duchesne, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1923
Page
4
Public notice lists second class mail rates dated May 26 19022 for Duchesne Utah under the 1879 act. Rates show one year two dollars, six months one dollar, and smaller options.
Dr Evans argues the stomach has limited sensation and discusses dyspepsia types as Palfrey describes. He explains that heartburn belching and hyperacidity relate to different stomach regions and suggests slow eating small meals thorough mastication and calm as remedies.
In Duchesne County Utah district court H A Pierson sues R W Kroupa Hazel M Kroupa and The Intermountain Association of Credit Men. A sheriff sale on January 1923 at 11 00 A M at the front door of the Duchesne County Court House will auction Lots 81 and 32 in Block 16 Duchesne Townsite with building and appurtenances and several listed personal property including a Bowser gasoline pump a Monarch Inthe a Kennedy auto drill a Weaver press a welding outfit a compressor and tools all for cash. Charles R Barton Sheriff.
Multiple notices announce sheriff sales in Duchesne County Utah. Properties include 360 acres with canal stock and water rights, and 80 acres with canal shares and water rights, plus mortgage details and sale dates January 20 and February 9 1923. Also contains probate notices for Chas E Drummond estate with creditor publication.
Estate of Matthew M Smith deceased invites creditors to file claims with vouchers to the administrator L A Hollenbeck at Duchesne Utah on or before March 31 1923 First published December 22 1922.
Across New York households report gathering large amounts of firewood as they anticipate a coal shortage this winter. Builders recall previous free wood offers but say this year demand is steady and widespread with many residents seeking old lumber for kindling and heating.
In a humorous note from The New York Sun, Fijitt explains a tinsmith’s failed attempt to fit a stovepipe that proved too small. The misfit injures his finger, prompting reflections on duty, conscience, and how clothing hints at character, with musings on age hunger and self awareness.
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