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Newspaper
Duchesne Courier
Location
Duchesne, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1930
Page
5
The gossip column accuses Mickie of opposing taxes while praising ten public works projects in the March of Progress program. He reportedly favors spending life in a small town without dead-end options, urging action instead of delay.
Duchesne column reports numerous personal notices including births arrivals and visits. Names include Mrs Jake Lucton Denver trip. LeRoy Merkley son born. Archie Price family welcome. Indian Tench V T Rice guests of Porters. Martha Porter Salt Lake Rowland Hall student. Clinton Mickelson assists in assessors. BP W Club meeting with no business. Mrs A M Todd back with Ferrons. Dr White involved in transport to Ogden. Evans trip to Riverside California. Donohue Tal pinge birth. New Year breakfast at Pope home. tragic leg injury to G E Potter from Tydiange. Merriments at Pope 500 party. Roosevelt to Telper Bridge sale. Tryon forgery case. various visitors and social events noted.
The record lists numerous attendees at a Sunday event hosted by Mrs. Ed Hart and Mrs. James Dalgleish, with prizes awarded to Mrs. Fairbanks, Mr. Halstead, and Mr. Barton. Notes on cheese factory prospects include G I Nelson and County Agent Leboy Punkac, plus several dinner party guest rosters and prize winners.
An article outlines a speculative "potato theory" linking Mars and 1500 toy worlds as fragments of one or more planets. It compares Jupiter and Saturn to a solar potato with rings, explains gravity shaping moons, and notes varying densities and orbital paths between Earth and Jupiter.
Local notes describe residents visiting relatives in Becalante Ephraim and Salt Lake City holiday trips. The PTA plans Apple Sauce play. A December 24 charity event at the bishopric hall drew 200 with a quilt sale by Heller Society and a dance. Yiddish: Yimmie Yonson's Yob praised. visitors from Vernal Price Helper Duchesne Roosevelt attended.
Notes from a small town recap travel and holiday visits. Margaret Dart left for Logan Saturday after time with her parents. Allen Drollinger and family visited Payson over the holidays. Miss Neilson returned from Provo. Several locals, including Thomas Gentry and Edward Webb, headed to Ogden and Mt Pleasant for events and school. Mrs. Wilford Wall was ill Friday but improving.
Mr Seeley E took the suspect to Duchesne Monday. Altonah beat Art Emmons 23 to 17 in a Monday basketball game. A dance followed. A new son arrived at the home of Mr and Mrs Leo Johansen on December 20. Allred visits Ogden for fisheries thaw. Mr and Mrs Dan Allred bought the George Buhindy farm on the river. Mr and Mrs Bohannin plan moving to Emery County to establish a new home. The community extends best wishes.
Survey shows dairy prices decline while consumption and quality improve as production rises with fewer cows. Hoard's Dairyman notes milk and meat from dairy cattle exceed 8 billion dollars in annual value, about 26 percent of farm income and over 20 percent of food supply.
Mount Home notes a quiet week with visitors returning home and scarce news. Key items include Ronald Farns worth losing a pure bred Holstein bull, Ed T. Stewart and Joseph A. Young back for New Year, and the Reed Lyons family in Clay Basin with sheep. A New Year’s children's dance was well attended and Kate Barnes reportedly changed her name and will not return.
A January filming of Corianton will use the Salt Lake Tabernacle Organ and Tabernacle Choir for sound synchronization. Most shooting occurs at De Forest Studios in Long Island with a Salt Lake City segment to feature the Tabernacle ensemble. David A. Smith explains persuasion as the reason for church involvement and notes the choir's national reach through records, radio, and concerts. The project includes Anthony C. Lund directing and Tracy Cannon at the console for synchronization.
Hanna hosts include Mr and Mrs William Sthoades entertaining guests at New Year dinner with multiple couples and children. A park New Year’s dance attracted a large audience with praise for the new orchestra. The note mentions travels for medical aid, a Vernal visit for a newborn, and teacher Fannie Bjornson visiting Hanna for meals and calls.
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