Spending Money By L. A. Hollenbeck
A column discussing Rockefeller and Ford as richest men, their money views, and their impact. It argues selfishness can drive progress, cites the interdependence of saving and spending, and notes the roles of doctors, preachers, and the interstate commerce commission in shaping financial behavior.
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L. A. Hollenbeck
Rockefeller
Ford
Ed Howe
Torc
Scipio
Hannibal
Webster
Calhoun
Lincoln
Douglas
Interstate Commerce Commission
Commission
YOUTIE GROWING BETTER
A court debate on child welfare discusses home life, supervised play, and psychiatric treatment for delinquent youths. Judges, reformers, and experts advocate targeted care rather than broad class fixes, while acknowledging slow progress toward improvement.
Ute Indians Moved Amid Massacre Trial Turmoil
The article recalls the attempt to indict twelve men linked to a massacre. Only Douglas faced a conviction and a Leavenworth term before parole. Ouray opposed removal of Utes from western Colorado and resisted relocation to Indian territory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas
Washington
Leavenworth
Ouray
Colorado
Indian Territory
District court to convene in Duchesne on June 18
Fragmentary notice reports a district court session set for June 18 in Duchesne. The text mentions seven men described as good because they do not hate others, and a referenced price or amount of $9 appears in unclear context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duchesne
Lote
Watson Out Company Amends Articles of Incorporation
The Watson Out Company filed an amendment to its articles of incorporation increasing capital from 439000 to 1500000 dollars in 106 shares. B Widmann is president and W Walsh vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watson Out Company
Rapitel Exteck
Utes Final Treaty and Territorial Realignment in 1881
The 1881 spring marked the end of a treaty process with the Utes surrendering lands in Colorado north of the 32d parallel. A remaining band, Ignacio’s Southern Utes, occupies a panhandle area straddling Colorado and New Mexico. Their lack of involvement in the uprising earned them respect for their rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
Ignacio
New Mexico
Engineer Arrives to Install Marion Waterworks
An engineer has arrived to begin installing the Marion waterworks three miles north of Kamas. The project costs about $15,000 and is a community enterprise. A spring water flow has been secured and Marion residents will have water in homes this summer.
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Marion
Kamas
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