Utah Wool Growers eye 1925 contracts and state income
Utah wool growers estimate 1925 wool output at 15 million pounds with contracts yielding 40 percent wool and 60 percent lambs. Prices range from 45 to 50 cents per pound with some wool up to 55 cents, while growers project annual state income between 20 and 36 million dollars.
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Utah
James A
Hooper
Utah State Woot Growers? Association
Cirance F
Mrr
Beaver
Camping by Automobile in the Motor Camp Trend
An observer notes that camping by car represents a notable trend, with many motorists unaware that automobile camping is viable. The piece hints at practical gear for cooking and shelter while stressing the growing appeal of car based vacations.
Price Sun item recalls early Uintah Basin figures and business
A Price Sun retrospective lists Edwin G. Lee and Major E P Myton promoting Moffat townsite near Fort Duchesne, Wich Donaldson a former Carbon clerk, W P Colthorp Vernal merchant, George Nelms a Denver and Rio Grande telegraph operator, and other locals. It notes fares in the Fort Duchesne Vernal Stage line, a Provo laundry agent, and Price residents with collar buttons from a local concern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin G. Lee
P. Myton
Wich. Donaldson
Carbon
Moffat
Uintah
Fort Duchesne
Denver
Vernal
Robert McKune
Provo
Arthur J. Lee
W. Crockett Lis
Price Ifor Sale
Edwin C. Lee
Price
Nine Mile
Concord
Maxwell
Colton
Heg
Uintah Basin Seeks Rail Link to Spur Growth
Dr. M C Campbell of Roosevelt urges a railroad to unlock Uintah basin resources including gilsonite near Roosevelt. He notes snowbound roads force rail transit and mentions spring road work between Duchesne and Roosevelt costing two hundred fifty thousand dollars plus growing alfalfa seed profits for area farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uintah Basin
M. C. Campbell
Salt Lake City
Roosevelt
Zion
Campbell
Helper
Dr. Campbell
Ayiil
Uchesne
Uintah
Salt Lake Tribune
Duchesne County Board Heads New Officers
The Duchesne County Board of Education elected O Q Lockhart as president and Austin Norton as vice president. May Jordan was named cashier and Dani Treasur er, with Nellie Johnson and L C Winslow as clerk candidates. New board members are O C Lockhart and Luke Cless, succeeding Ray Dillman at Roosevelt district.
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Duchesne County Board of Education
CG. Lockhart
Austin Norton
May Jordan
Roosevelt State
Dani
Mra
Nellie Johnson
L. C. Winslow
Mra. Johnson
Sire Winslow
Sells Barbenhshop gold his barber in Butte
Unclear fragment mentions a barber business, a person named Thomas, and a location in Butte. No clear event or outcome is readable.
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Yea
Thomas cl
Thaoser
Butte
Florida bound teachers from Duchesne move to Salt Lake
The Winklers, once teachers in Duchesne County, are now in Salt Lake City and plan to teach in Florida. The note confirms a career move for the couple as they relocate for teaching opportunities.
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Itlso
Brigham Young and the Mormon Story Across American History
The article argues Brigham Young shaped Mormonism and its global reach, pairing his religious zeal with economic and political skill. It discusses how Mormonism became a national issue by 1840, the clash of personalities with Joseph Smith, and enduring curiosity about polygamy, while noting modern perspectives on Mormon history and its prosperity.
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Brigham Young
Joseph Smith
Vlt
Brigham
Utah
Vermont
Pericles
Cromwell
Columbus
Lincoln
William H. Seward
America
Young
Juhn
United States
Republican Party
Brigham, Young
John c. Premont
Barbariam
Drigham
Young Mormonism
Tfon
Joseph Smith, Jr
Herrorg
iUtehn
A. S.mayhew
Iron Spratt
Wm. Antanaip
Levi C
Old County Commissioners Close Out Year and Welcome New Board
The old and new county commissioners met to close the old year and start fresh. Wilford McConkie of Boneta took the oath as the new member, with Fred Ferron as holdover likely to lead the board. Outgoing attorney R. E. Dillman and incoming attorney Ernest H. Burgess attended the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old County’ Commissioners
Wilford McGonkie
Boneta
McConkie
Tai
Mir Dye
Neola
Fred Ferron
R. E. Dillman
Ernest H. Burgess
Death of Owen Abplanalp in Park City
Owen Abplanalp son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Abplanalp formerly of Duchesne died in Park City on December 29 after contracting pneumonia while working at the Silver mine He was buried in Price last Friday January 2 His family moved from Duchesne to Price about two years ago He was described as a good boy and his death will be felt by family and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owen Abplanalp
Joseph Abplanalp
Duchesne
Park City
Owen
Price
Duchesne Auto Company Moves to New Quarters
The Duchesne Auto Company will move stock and offices to a larger, joined building on the west with steel and bing provided for, separating small accessories from larger articles in the rear. The move ends crowding and improves storage and repair capacity, aiming for a best equipped up to date garage in the district.
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Duchesne Auto Company
Federal Court to Hear Oil and Gas Test Case in Salt Lake
A federal court in Salt Lake City will hear a case challenging 1922 leasing actions on Indian lands. Judge Tillman and Judge D. Johnson will preside. Plaintiffs include Ed McMahon Harrison and Midwest Oil Co with Southwest Oil Co as representative. The suit seeks cancellation of entries and leases on Navajo lands begun under President Coolidge's era.
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Secrectary
Salk Lake
United States District Court
Tillman
D. Johnson
Gaint Ed McMahon Harrison
Midwest Oi Company
Southwest Oil Company
Utah
United States
Navajo
Arthur
D. McMahon Harrison
Narvajo
United States District
Chas. M. Morris
Harlar F. Stone
Calvin Coolidge
Secretary of the Interior
J Albert TB. Fall
Ilegal
President College
Fair
Johnson
District Court Jurors List by City and County
A long OCR list enumerates jurors for multiple districts and towns including Neola Lionel Jenson Lewis E Alfred John E Wilkerson Elmer Richmond Wn B Pace Roger Norrocks Samuel T Peterson, etc. The compilation covers Cedarview A Patterson Roosevelt Antelope Duchesne Tabiona Fruitland and more with many names and districts.
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Neola—Lionel, Jenson
Lewis E. Alfred
John E. _ Wilkerson
Elmera
Richmond
B. Pace
Roger Norrocks
Samuel T. Peterson
Wm. Greenhalgh
John A. Olsen
Peter Duncan
G.B. ‘Workman
W. E. Gline
L. Chidester
James B. Murray
James S. Crystal
Alonzo Caldwell
Milton J. Brady
Hans A. Jacobson
Rupert Johansen
Ernest EH. Peacock
Wm. Ralphs
Alonzo Dump
Edgar P. Rollins
Magh. A.stevens
DH. Conkiin
Bongta
Wallace I. Mofitt
Geo
Ik Fisher
J. D. Lewis
Andrew OG. Madsen
FL. E. Cox
Mahonri Titcomb
Wor
N. Brotherson
W. Bench
Thos. H. Merriwethar
Duchesne
C. J. Dickerson
C. T. Axelgard
CG. We. Merkley
Lewis Jones
A. W. Clemmons
A. Whkins
Edwin Ilughan
Tom i Pirth
James Grant
H. A. Peirsen
Eme Munz
Alma Poulson
W. J. Seaton
Alfred St. Curran
John P. Madsen
O. A. Halstead
Jos . Cowan
Jessi W. Clement
W. Mouse
JT. L. Carey
Ghant W. Fisher
W. Fairbanks
J. L. Rice
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Utah State
Gionera’ Association
Wic
Mardy
Hener Guy
Benssed
Stock F
Ander
Frank E. Murray
Bureau of Animal Industry
States Department of Agri- Sture
Sal Lake
Alaska
Tate
OQ. CG
Florida
of the
Mormon Church
M. R. Werner
Ladies Home Journal
Census Bureau
I Christ
Mos
Mormon
South Sea Island
Tilman DY. Jolson
Cedarview
H. Roberts
Albert Anderton
Nicholson
Robi
A. Powell
Wm. A. Lathrum
A. Russell
Albert A. Bahr
J. A. Lawson
Thos. St. Todd
Thoms Roberts
Noosevelt
J. H. Harrison
Thos. R. Shisler
John W. Galloway
Jack McLea
Venyour Lublin
C. L. Ashton
Jos. P. Harris
Geo. D. Babcock
W. J. Ostler
Lynn Orser
K. R. Eldredge
Clarence I. Johnson
Samuel RB. Page
Joseph Marx
A. V. Johnson
Rulin C. Duller, Jr
Alma Collins
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