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Newspaper
Duchesne Courier
Location
Duchesne, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1930
Page
4
Editorial argues ten years of prohibition show enforcement failures and a social habit of drinking. It labels many officials as ineffective and warns against fanaticism that blocks reasonable temperance while urging revenue from booze to fund taxes and public needs.
The budget message shows nearly three quarters of the 3.89 billion dollars for 1930-31 will fund past wars and potential future conflicts. Pensions and war debts claim two thirds of every paid dollar, prompting calls for arms reduction and disarmament to protect future generations.
Stonehenge in Salisbury Plain was purchased for public access after avoidance by real estate dealers. The site, believed to date from prehistoric bronze age, forms two stone circles with a northeast opening and is linked to sun worship theories centered near Salisbury, England.
I possess an estray described as a bay saddle horse ten years old with saddle marks and ear and shoulder markings. It will be sold at public sale at my residence in Duchesne on January 31, 1920 at 2 oclock p m unless claimed. JED WARDLE Poundkeeper Duchesne Utah. Also offered sale of lots 2 4 4 and 5 Block 27 Malin Street Tubeane. Terms address 2188 10th East Salt Lake.
Charlies B H Toll sues Thomas Sabey J M H Clark and Eliza Clark for lands in Duchesne County Utah SE quadrant of Township 1 South Range 3 West containing 100 acres plus 51 shares of Farmers Irrigation Company stock. Sale set January 14 1930 at 2 p.m. at the county courthouse front door Duchesne Utah. Sheriff ARZY H WM MITCHEST. Attorneys Porter. First pub Dec 19 1929 last pub Jan 9 1930.
Talmage My and Mrs. Stanley McDonald joined Mr. and Mrs. Glendon Sorensen on Sunday. A farewell dance for Walter Marhew ahead of a L D S mission. many locals attended. Several visits to Salt Lake Heber and Roosevelt noted along with school returns and a New Year social.
Hoover plans a drastic shakeup in prohibition enforcement with new appointees and dismissal of federal district attorneys. Roosevelt asks for prison funding and youth crime reform while Osborn argues man evolved separately from monkeys over millions of years.
Mary Evass of Kennan Wisconsin won the National Canning contest grand prize of 1250 dollars for a jar of home canned peas. Judges praised flavor and appearance as she described simple steps using a pressure cooker to preserve the peas for the prize.
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