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Newspaper
Duchesne Courier
Location
Duchesne, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1923
Page
3
A poem by James H. Moore was read at a party in Arcadia honoring the birthdays of Mrs. Moore and Mrs. Christian Earson. The event celebrated local residents with music and mingling.
The Myton area reports purchases of two safes for clerk and assessor offices at 1500 dollars total. Open season for fishing is announced with specific date ranges and location restrictions. Community events include a missionary benefit, Brigham Young anniversary services, and a Masonic meeting in Vernal.
The speech links water policy to agricultural marketing arguing that transport and soil data must be jointly studied by the Agriculture and Interior departments. It notes that postwar production overhang, rising urban demand, and expanding markets require coordinated development funding and inland transport improvements to sustain farmers.
A New York Sun report details a study by a scholar near the Atlantic coast who asks when adults feel their best. Findings suggest infants peak in spring, youths in summer, middle aged in autumn, and elders in winter, with both sexes showing preference for seasons matching their life stage.
The Outdoor Circle and writers praise the Hawaiian Islands as a vivid natural panorama. They liken the archipelago to a string of pearls and a world class painting, with towering trees and vibrant colors across green, brown, and floral tones.
A jumble of epigrammatic lines mocks social behavior and timing. It notes the extra plainspoken quips about dress, friendships, scandal, and perseverance, suggesting some characters drift from duty as time slips away.
John Quirk of Wingham, among western Ontario's oldest railroad men, is ninety years old and notes fifty years of service with various steam roads since 1867. He recalls engines that burned wood and slow speeds around twenty mph, with conductors punching tickets as the main daily routine during his fifty years as a conductor.
The piece notes that building a true home goes beyond walls, citing Edgar Guest on life in a house. It argues everyday sense in choosing furniture elevates a home to suit American sentiment and the local setting, shaping its cared for appearance and feel.
In Duchesne County Utah the Duchesne Farm Mortgage Co sues Spencer Williams Catherine E Williams and Furst and Thomas for foreclosure of a mortgage on property in Duchesne County Utah described as SEY of NEY BY of WH NEW Sec 29 Twp 2 South Range 6 West 3 M with water rights. Mortgage recorded April 17 1920 Book 9 Mortgages page 690. Also notice to stockmen about trespass and drift grazing with liability under the Waterway pound law signed by Peter Bergera Peter Barboglio John Barbieri.
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