Wild bees less menace says state apiarist Dan Hillman
State apiarist Dan Hillman says wild bees are not as dangerous as honey producers fear. Foul brood remains the main threat, with losses to John Merkley in Ashley valley and John Reader of Varnal cited. Bee numbers may rise as production and prices show signs of improvement, though market gluts depress prices.
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Dan N. Hillman
Dan H. Hillman
Willman
John Merkley
Ashley Valley
John Reader
Varnal
Reader
Merkley
Ducheane
California
America
Kicher Conviction Prompts Appeal and Bond Details
C D Kicher convicted in Federal court at Salt Lake for banking law violations. He plans an appeal to the higher court. His wife stands on bond for 5900 and reportedly has outside Utah property valued at least 20000. The accuracy is unclear.
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C. D. Kicher
Salt Lake
Kicher
Utah
Death notices for J P May and Heber Harrison
J P May of Roosevelt and former Tribune editor dies. his mother Mrs Sarah Alice May dies at 67 in Nephi after living in Salt Lake City. She leaves two sons, a daughter, and sisters in Nephi. Heber Harrison, 79, dies in Pinto Utah. native of Salt Lake, survived by sister Mia Badger and numerous children in southern Utah towns Cedar City St George and Pinto. Funeral services set for Nephi.
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J. P. May
Roosevelt
Tribune
Sarah Alice May
Heber Harrison
Rodney T. Badger
Salt Lake
Salt Lake Tribune
May
Nephi
Samuel
Sarah Pitchfork
Harrison
Pinto
Utah
Mia
Badger
Numeroue Sons
Cedar City
St. George
Fourth of July plans advance for Duchesne event
The note previews the July 24 gathering with Duchesne as a leading show, committees forming early led by Park and Ways and Means chairman George Kohl. The plan aims to maximize visitor comfort with up to 48 facilities and a strong effort to seize the opportunity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duchesne
Ways and
George Kohl
Exhibits at State Capitol Museum Miss Uintah Basin Riches
A reader notes the Utah state capitol museum lacks Uintah basin displays. Elaterite and gilsonite labeled as Wasatch county are incorrect, dating to 1910 when Wasatch county became Duchesne. The letter urges accurate labeling and more exhibits of alfalfa seed honey wool dairying oil shale fossils and local wealth.
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State Capitol
Uintah Basin
Wasatch County
Duchesne County
Sone
Salt Lake
State House Museum
Auditing Firms Review Duchesne County Accounts
The Lincoln G. Kelly company led by Q B Kelly and Henry Nelson audit the Duchesne county school district books while R R Carey and Mr Karney audit Duchesne county accounts. Kelly has prior county audit experience and Carey with his assistant audited the Du chesne and Myton banks last year.
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Lincoln G. Kelly
Q. B. Kelly
Henry Nelson
Duchesne County
R. R. Carey
Karney
Kelly
Mr. Carey
Basin
Carey
Hie
Duchesne
Myton
Dempsey Beats Gibbons In 15 Round Shelby Bout
World champion Jack Dempsey defeated Tommy Gibbons of St. Paul in a 15 round bout in Shelby Montana on July 4, winning on points. Gibbons had never been knocked down in his career.
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Jack Dempsey
Tommy Gibbons
St. Paul
Shelby
Montana
Dempsey
Gibbons
Duchesne and Myton Celebrate With Plans For Duchesne
Duchesne joined Myton for a celebratory event highlighted by a dance and a well organized turnout. Myron expressed satisfaction and pledged reciprocal participation on the 24th with a program designed to reduce delays and include forthcoming events.
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Duchesne
Myton
Myron
Narrow escape after car over 50-foot embankment in canyon
Ralph Murdock Nellie Oden Kirk and Nora Fitzwater escaped death when their Ford coupe rolled four to five times off a 50-foot bank into Indian Creek four miles up Indian Canyon. The top shattered first, saving the occupants. they were unharmed aside from a shaken tire and the car was hauled out by cable then driven to town.
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Ralph Murdock
Nellie Odenkirk
Nora Fitzwater
Indian Creek
Indian Canyon
Ralph
Lawrence Pack
Straw Votes Spark Early National Polls For 1924 Campaign
The article explains the 1924 straw vote season began earlier than ever, with Collier’s Magazine leading a national, personally canvassed poll. It notes personal visits by representatives, random subscriber sampling, and no party questions, aiming to gauge presidential preference though not determining the outcome. Straw votes reflect sentiment and may influence public opinion and the wagon effect in politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
League of Nations
Thother
Pullman
Collier's
Seach
Rpublicans
Democrats
Warren G. Harding
William Jennings Bryan
Mr. Bryan
Woodrow Wilson
Two Tunnels Sought to Bring Yampa River Water to Dead Man's Beach
W M Green of the U S Reclamation Service leads a joint state federal study into diverting water from Colorado’s Yampa River into the White River drainage for Dead Man’s Beach lands. R R Robinson oversees field work with company R F Walter assisting. Field tests and tunnel lengths remain undetermined as investigations continue.
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Yampa
Colorado
Beach Man's Beach
White River
Salt Lake Tribune
W. M. Green
United States Reclamation Service
Great Sal Lake Basin
Yampa-White River
R. R. Robinson
Green
Mr. Robinson
R. F. Walter
Maybell
Yampa River
Dead Man's Beach
Wyoming Leads in Royalties from Oil Revenues
Government oil royalties collected through May total 1,353,200 with Wyoming producers contributing 1,131,407, California 198,351, and Montana 328,446. Back royalties from pre leasing law amount to about 10,900,000, funding growth of the rectification fund to roughly 14,000,000, the largest increase since a 20 million loan decades ago.
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Wyoming
California
Montana
Acc
Congress
Roosevelt Stake baseball league rules and schedule
The Roosevelt Stake baseball league outlines senior and junior eligibility, mutual member attendance, tobacco prohibition, and possible rule modifications by the governing board. It lists schedules for senior, junior first division, and second division games with teams such as Cedarview Neola Alterra Ioka Myton Bennett and Roosevelt I II across June to August.
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Roosevelt Stake
Mutual
Toka
Cedarview
Neola
Alterra
Roosevelt I
Myton
Bennett
Roosevelt II
Roosevit Wii
Vennett
Roosevelt
Hayden
S. Alterra
Vdarview
S. Neola
Reply to Price on Christian Science Doctrine
Father Hunt argues in defense of Mrs. Eddy’s view that there is no truth or substance in matter and that mind or soul is absolute reality. He challenges Mr. Price’s interpretation, questions the reality of the body, and discusses spiritual healing versus mortal mind.
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Salt Lake City
Duchesne Courier
Christian Science
Afr
Mr. Price
Mrs. Eddy
Price
Eddy
Mr.Price
Mr. Prica
Mr Price
Farewell Parties for Mr and Mrs Kneale
Two farewell gatherings at Fort Duchesne honor Albert H Kneale and his wife. About 75 employees and spouses attended the Kneale lawn event with a watch presented to him and a fruit dish to her. Rev M J Hersey spoke on their long service as a missionary on the reservation.
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Albert H. Kneale
Fort Duchesne
Kneale
Basin
Fort Duchesus
Ray Dilman
Roosevelt
Wallace Calder
Vernal
George Phillpps
Myton
Dillman
B. Q O. Colton
Moffat
C. B. Cook
D. P. Whitmore
Mildred. Harmston
Mr. Kneale
Shiprock
Miner Frank A. Johnson Dies After Provo Hospital Stay
Frank A. Johnson died of pneumonia at Provo hospital June 27. A Duchesne resident for nine years, he spent months mining at Park City and had wide mining experience. He was 41, survived by his wife Nellia H. Johnson secretary of the Duchesne school district, three sisters, and a brother in British Columbia, plus a sister and brother with unknown whereabouts. Born and raised in the San Luis Valley Colorado, the family lived there for many years. Interment was at Provo City Cemetery.
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Frank A. Johnson
Provo Hospital
Duchesne
Park City
Nellia H. Johnson
British Columbia
San Luis Valley
Colorado
Familly
Prova Olty Cemetery
Ulnlah Basin convention prompts playful slogan mixup
The Ulnlah Basin Industrial convention advertising committee distributed 6000 buttons with the edge motto Know Basin Problems Better. Centered were the group's initials U B I C, which Ted Thomas misread as U Bet 1 Can, a humorous misinterpretation that could spark a local catchphrase.
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Ulnlah Basin
Besk
Ted’ Thomas
J. B. Whittemore
Myton
Thomas
U. Bet
Wn ’Fr
Davis Succeeds Tullis In Government Mail Service
Joseph T. Tullis long time head of the government mail route between Prisca and Vernal has been succeeded by Frank Davis the former assistant superintendent. Davis is well qualified and has many friends across northeastern Utah who will be glad he assumed the post.
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Joseph T. Tullis
Prisca
Vernal
Denver
Frank Davis
Prank
Utah
Survey of Western Power Possibilities Planned
Engineers of the geological survey will study power possibilities in western states this season. They will cover 169 miles of rivers including Yellowstone fork and West fork of Lake Fork Creek, Rock Creek, Duchaine River, and Uintah River. Idaho surveys will include Salmon River dam and reservoir areas. Wyoming surveys will cover Sweetwater, North Platte and encampment rivers.
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Geological Survey
Yellowstone Fork
Lakefork Creek
West Fork
Lakefork Creak
Rock Creak
Duchaane River
Uintah River
Idaho
Alea
Salmon River
Wyoming
Sweetwater
North Platte
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State Capitol Museum
Uintah
Dead Man’s Bench
Stake Baseball League
Ioka
Neala
Cedarsie
Epbarview
Father Hunt
MR. and
Mrs. Kneale
Uintah Basin Industrial Convention
Davis
Tulilis
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