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Newspaper
Duchesne Courier
Location
Duchesne, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1930
Page
5
Community gossip lists residents from Duchesne and nearby towns visiting relatives and vacationing in Utah locations. Mentions Ed Wart, Mrs Jas, Carmen, Guy Hollenbeck, Harvey Partridge, Pearl Santesson, Melvin Poulson, Knight ranch guests, Lakefork hall opening, Odekirk, Dean Powell, and fishing trips on Yellow Stone Creek with various locals attending events and trips.
Public notice lists estray animals in Abiona precinct to be sold at public auction July 5 1930. The village reports births marriages and visits including a baby girl born June 25 and various residents traveling, hosting, or attending clubs, with local officials noted and a reserve officers camp information for Duchesne youths.
A comic fragment shows a lodger boasting to a landlady about winning a bride in twelve months. Mrs Miggs reacts with surprise as the clumsy romance unfolds, revealing misunderstandings and social etiquette in a lighthearted scene.
A historical overview of Dr. George Parkman’s murder by Dr. John W. Webster, a Harvard chemistry professor. The piece details Parkman’s status, the motive linked to debts, Webster’s confession, the dismemberment and disposal of the body, and the public execution near the crime scene.
The Bronz Zoological Park displays a skin claimed as from the largest New World snake. It measures about twenty two feet long and three feet wide with dark olive color and round spots, attributed to an anaconda. Mr Dit mars says the specimen exceeds seven feet the length of any New World snake he has seen.
A Farm Journal writer extols the hummingbird as an amazing creature, noting its high horsepower per ounce and exceptional pluck in defending its tiny, energetic body against threats.
Frank L. Snyder faces throat trouble and incomplete recovery after tonsil removal. Noyal C. Nelson returns to work. Morrell D. Praws moves back to Altonah from Salt Lake with family. V. Miller visits Emery County and returns with two sons. W. F. Davis and Frank Thompson inspect reservoirs at Farmers' Irrigation Co. Readiness and activity surrounding Boy Scouts grows. Celeste Maxwell and family harvest hay at Pleasant Valley. Mrs. Ora Dennis undergoes appendicitis surgery in Price and recovers. A surprise for Mr. and Mrs. Ed Conklin. gifts received. Genealogical work at Midview ward follows Sunday services with Mr. and Mrs. Ashby. Cuban Band visits and a dance after the show.
Boneta Phyllis three year old of Myr and Mrs J A Forte were bitten on the face by a horse last Wednesday. She was taken to Roosevelt for medical aid. Mrs Louis Lezetti of Helper visiting relatives here several days. A shower in Tioneta ward house by Boneta and Mt Nome ladies honored Mrs Geo Fisher with program games and refreshments. Mrs Fisher presented a buffet. Mrs M Fisher of Vernal visiting geo Fisher and family. Leslie Allred from Salt reports his wife recovering after an operation. His mother Mrs Maria Allred from Spring City accompanied him. Mr and Mrs Bunnie Fyans and small sons of Salt Lake fishing nearby visiting Ward Evang family. P O Madsen has gone to Wyoming for a visit.
Mountain Home won 22 to 21 over Mountain Treme Bluebell in a tense bail game. Community notices report visits, gatherings, travel to Roosevelt, and local events around Bluchell with family, friends, and upcoming Fourth of July activities.
Grove notes that Humoreske or humorish titles appear in Schumann Op. 20 and Op. 83 No. 2 for piano and others by Meller, Grieg, and Stubinstein. It says the pieces have little laughter in them and that caprice could fit as well. the humor is boisterous in Don Quixote.
Mary plays tea party with a doll tea set on Christmas afternoon. She asks her mother how Indigenous people hold their mouths when pouring tea, seeking guidance from the guest-inclusive scene.
William Lewis purchased the old Crandall ranch in Provo and begins remodeling. Many locals visited relatives and friends, with several trips to nearby towns and family updates. A new baby boy was born and is reported doing nicely, while Bishop Guy Jones returns home with a Chevrolet.
Ogden market reports hogs receipts 12658 with 106 for market. Prices range from 0.95 to 8.25 for added weights, sows around 7.00 to 8.25, cattle light sales, sheep receipts 11113 with market 76 and multiple destinations including Chicago Omaha St Joseph Sioux City. Lambs around 9.00, buyers bidding 4.00 to 6.00.
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