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Newspaper
Duchesne Courier
Location
Duchesne, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1922
Page
4
The piece extols farming as the state’s real backbone and urges workers to seek independence. It argues self employment yields better rewards, noting land and water rights in the Uintah basin and predicting wealth for those who think, work, and improve property while health remains strong.
A local note laments the month without a Strawberry Bridge detouring travelers and hindering travel. The essay contrasts this with Napoleon’s quick bridge solution, noting the need for decisive action to restore crossing.
The Courier reports talk of forming a Duchesne tennis club with community and individual benefits. A meeting is urged to decide goals and financing, with ideas like a 25 cent town-wide contribution to fund courts and a playground project if the venture gains support.
After years of negotiation Uintah county agrees to pay Grand county 2086 dollars as Grand county s share of taxes on livestock grazing along their line. County Clerk Elmer of Grand county visited Vernal and prompted settlement of the dispute.
The article discusses federal and state roles in funding and maintaining highways, with millions for roads and specific allocations like 1 246 197 to California. It emphasizes state control of funds, safe designs, and eliminating dangerous railroad grade crossings including a noted Alabama route. Thomas H. MacDonald urges financing planning for a national highway system, comparing U S efforts to France and Germany and claiming highways as essential national infrastructure. It traces road building from ancient times to modern prominence and asserts broad public support for the program.
Notice of sale under ranchman’s lien for unpaid feed charges. A black mare three years old branded on left shoulder is to be sold at auction at Murdock barn Duchesne Utah on July 31, 1922 at 2 PM to satisfy a $75 debt plus costs. Sale to highest bidder for cash.
Creditors must file claims with vouchers to the undersigned at Fruitland Utah or to M B Pope attorney at Duches Utah on or before November 1 1999. A ete Administrator of Giles N Brooks deceased. First publication July 21 1922. State of Giles.
Duchesne County Utah sheriff announces sale of multiple parcels totaling 155 and 289 acres in sections eight and thirteen township two south range six and seven west. The sale is set for August 14 1922 at 2 00 PM at the front door of the Duchesne County Courthouse and includes improvements water rights and appurtenances.
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