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Newspaper
Duchesne Courier
Location
Duchesne, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1922
Page
4
A farmer should attack weeds in the early stages with timely hoeing. Early, well managed weeding reduces later effort and expense, while delaying control leads to higher costs and harder weed removal. Prioritize timely weed management to maintain productive, economical farming.
Local letter argues for immediate replacement of a dangerous Strawberry Bridge between Duchesne and Myton. It criticizes the state road commission for broken promises and wasteful spending while urging taxpayers to demand accountability, better engineers, and cost cutting to fund essential infrastructure. It also condemns tax policy moves as insufficient and calls for responsible leadership and clearer public oversight.
The speaker notes that a self appointed committee may appear at the right time while criticizing prior legislation. The last legislature feared future sessions could not manage themselves and appointed a commission to oversee it. The writer hopes the next legislature can act independently and protect the public by trimming needless expenses that do not benefit the state.
The poem invites readers to seek a fast paced town, urging them to find it by going to work. It emphasizes a dynamic place described as on the move and bustling with activity and energy. It frames work as the key to discovering this spirited locale.
Radio amateurs report blown fuses while attempting General Squier's receiver test. Dealers note parts sales not collapsing as complete sets rise. Stores plan stations to aid advertising and compete with mail order. Trade groups and Commerce Dept broadcast market data and international reports to boost domestic business.
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