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Newspaper
Duchesne Courier
Location
Duchesne, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1923
Page
4
The Duchesne Courier appears as a weekly Utah publication edited by L. A. Hollenbeck. It lists pricing: one year two dollars six months one dollar and three months fifty cents with 1922 post office registration details.
The St Paul Crescent editorial mocks the era by arguing real needs lie in practical fixes over grand ideals. It stresses lower costs and more work, from affordable transport to productive jobs and higher work ethic.
From the correspondence page a long running celebration features horse races and bucking contests won by Frank Taylor and Chas Chuck with prizes of 5 and 6 dollars. Dick McKewen wins the relay. Dewey Arapo takes the one mile. Indian riders and a large prize list, music by the Duchesne band, fireworks, and a noted picture show. The American Legion organized the event with sheriff and town officials aiding to keep order. cooperation with Duchesne is praised for the large turnout and lasting partnership.
Psychologists note straw vote results reflect preferences of a sizeable segment, affecting final outcomes. Early 1924 figures show Henry Ford, President Harding, and William G. McAdoo as leaders, but experts caution that true reliability awaits full primary voting and complete tabulations.
Listing of cabinet members incl Hughes Mellon Weeks and others. Includes Estray notice for a light bay mule in Duchesne, July 3 report. Concert announced for July 13 in Duchesne featuring Jessia Knox and accompanists with ticket price 50 cents.
Mrs. Dan Smith, in prime of life, died from blood poisoning after recent illness and a hospital operation. Born September 26, 1895 in Midway, she leaves her husband Dan Smith, two daughters, and parents, plus many siblings. Funeral services were held at the Myton Opera House led by Bishop Harald Hidridge with John Benson of Ioka as principal speaker.
The deceased was well known and liked across Duchesne County and a large crowd attended the service. She will be greatly missed by many friends, and the bereaved family has the town's sympathy.
A reviewer rebuts claims by Mr Price and Christian Scientists, arguing cures are mental not divine and contrasting Jesus Christ’s miracles with modern healers. The piece questions whether mind power alone explains healing and warns against claiming religious authority for spiritual cures.
Notice of sheriff sale in Duchesne County Utah. Property described includes parts of sections 32 and 33 in Township 1 South Range 6 West and water rights from Farmers Irrigation Company. Sale set for July 1, 1923, at the County Court door in Duchesne. Attorneys for plaintiff are Pope & Porter.
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