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Duchesne Courier

Location

Duchesne, Utah, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1926

Page

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Duchesne Man Clarence Shields Dies in Park City

Clarence Shields, 34, of Duchesne died in Park City after an illness and pneumonia following dental surgery. He left Duchesne in 1913 with his wife Emma Partridge and seven children, ages one to twelve. A service was held in Park City and a funeral in Duchesne with family present.

Duchesne Clarence Shields ParkCity Park City Brett iMr. Shields Grantsville Du‘chesne Shields W. A. Paxton John Madsen Lester Stodd L. H.holman Fountain Green Duchesne Cemetery

Utah Peach Crop Sees Record 791000 Bushels This Year

A report from Utah agricultural statistician Frank Anfarness shows Utah’s peach crop forecast at 791000 bushels, far above 1925’s 110000 and 1924’s 750000. Nationally the crop is projected at 50640000 bushels, with 5411900000 bushels in 1924. The Utah study notes many trees are aging, with 68 percent over ten years old and only 6 percent one year or younger.

Frank Anfarews Utah Division of Cron Ant United States Department of Agriculture United States Washington, D.C pUtan

Wool Market Trends Hint at Revival After Slow Period

Frank Wasenbarth, president of the National Woolgrowers Association, reports a renewed uptick in wool prices over the past ten days. He notes improved conditions for lambs and expects further gains in the market within ninety days as sealers and manufacturers anticipate better demand in the middle west.

Frank Wasenbarth National Woolcrowers ‘Aanpaiation Idaho Arket Middle West

Secretarial action on foreign clover seed staining order

The secretary of agriculture enforces the Gooding bill requiring staining of foreign clover and alfalfa seed. Italy produced red clover seed will have at least 10 percent colored red, applied at the top of sacks to ensure penetration, with timing set ninety days from June 2. Further action on Africa and Turkestan alfalfa seed pending.

Secretary of Agriculture Congress Department United States Jardite Italy Bureau of Plant Industry Bureau Africa Turkestan

Utah Farmers Encampment Draws National Film Interest

The sixth annual Utah Agricultural College extension encampment, four to six days long, gains national recognition as the premier farm folk fete. The US Department of Agriculture will film the event July 19 to 22 with staff photographers documenting scenes for a nationwide outreach film.

United States Extension Service Utah Agricultural College United States Department of Agriculture W. A.lloyd William Peterson Departments of Agriculture Armerica

First National Bank of Trayden Colorado Closed by Examiner

The First National Bank of Trayden Colorado was ordered to close by Federal Bank Examiner Wilard F. Siuek due to inability to collect on slow paper. Deposits total about $120,000. depositors are expected to be paid in full when collection improves. Directors listed include John Adair, Lassie Jimsey, J. J. Birkett, B. F. Carpenter, A. C. Hurd, W. P. Finley and George Watson.

Piret National Bank Trayden Colorado Swan Dts Frida Wilard *F. Siuek John Adair Lassie Jimsey J. J. ‘Birkett Ml. Carpenter A. C. Hurd W. P. Finley George ‘Watson

Community Notes From UINTAN BASIE Correspondence

Local column items report visits and travel by residents to Ferron Meeker Mt Home Heber and Salt Lake. Several families and individuals plan summer trips and attend events. A July 5 food celebration is planned and community life details include medical visits, donations, and birthday activities.

Altonah Residents Active In Salt Lake Travel

The article notes Altonah residents including Mr. and Mrs. Jease Fowler and Mr. Lestie Shine traveling to Salt Lake on business. Mrs. Edgar Rollins and daughter Erma visit Salt Lake to see Mrs. Rollins’ parents, Sheriff Mitchell handles a summons for Alfred-Wall witnesses, and others like Mrs. Lorna Caldwell visit Murray. A ram killed in a pasture near Altonah is reported, and several Altenah citizens visit Salt Lake or Price for family and business matters.

Altona Jease Fowler Lestie Shinewell Salt Lake Edgar Rollins Erma Rollins Roberts Mitchell Altonah Alfred-Wall Lorna Caldwell Murray George Reay Altenah George Holt Jisa Elion Talmadge Haa Bee Jesse Fowler Lionel Howden Milview Werd Altodah Price

Local gathering honors Rap cock on sixty sixth birthday

In the home of Mr and Mrs Levison Hancock on June 6 a party marked the 66th birthday of Mr Rap cock. Attendees included daughters Mrs Charlie Dennis and Mrs Rea Gayon with families, Mrs Bredd Goodrich and Mrs John Goodrich, and their spouses and children. Brother Tanwick, early settler, noted among guests. the Hancock and Goodrich families are described as farming near the basin and Coonatore.

Jie Otto Johnsen, Jr Miss Ruth Salt Lake Merriel Wathen Edward Elsen Otto Johnsen Norway Anna Murray Altonah Ait Bernard Winkler Mt. Emmons Werman Winkler Mesdames W. C. Hancock Gardner Goodrich J. W. Powell Jessie Gale Provo Bluewell Arthur Goodrich Otto Johnson, Sr Giscett Levison Hancock Betuss Clara Leslie Goodrich Keimy Fil Rentha Tanwick St.George Dixie Basin Coonatore Hancock

Gas Well Fire at Rangely Still Raging After Week

A massive Rangely Colorado gas well has burned for over a week after lightning ignited gas during bailing out. A 150 foot flame tower rose from the hole, forcing the derrick’s destruction and forcing firefighters to keep 100 feet away. The roar travels 25 miles and illumination reaches Uintah basin towns 100 miles distant. Estimated damage near 10000 dollars.

Rangely Cota Uintah Basin

Funeral Services Held for Joseph I Warr in Myton

Special correspondence notes Joseph I Warr of Myton died Saturday afternoon from a flu related illness. Born July 4 1876 in Kamas Utah he served as town marshal and leaves wife Elizabeth Vaughn and children Mary Helen Vaugh Lenoy Raymond Ora Katharine Ethel May. Funeral at Myton Opera House Tuesday 3 PM with many floral tributes. burial in Myton Cemetery. Relatives from Kamas Park City Beaver City and Kantab attended.

Mr. Warr Josephl Warr Kamas Utah Myton Joseph Warr Elizabeth Vaughn Mary Hrene Vaugh Lenoy Raymond Ora Warr Shal Mytons ‘Opera House Margaret Clark Park “City Holley Laney

Water Application Filed for Duchesne River Flow

Frank Chia velli of Hanna filed for three second feet of water from the north of the Duchesne river in Duchesne County with the state engineerGeorge M Bacon.

George M. Bacon Frank Chiavelli Hanna Duchesne River Duchesne

Basin gains daily parcel post in Uintah basin route

Daily parcel post service expands to Uintah basin from Price to Vernal via two fast trucks. The new Washington sanctioned schedule allows same day delivery on arrival at Price for westbound mail and next day delivery for eastbound mail, ending prior delays due to light loads.

Uintah, Basin Uintah Basin Star Meil Price Vernal Hig Cyril G. Chaff Washington, D. C Fort Duchesne Duchesne

New Indian War Pension Bill Aims For Survivors

Upwards of two million dollars yearly would be paid to survivors or widows under a Leatherwood Indian war pension bill if enacted. The measure would grant pensions to bona fide veterans of Indian wars from 1861 to 1899 and place them on par with Spanish War veterans. The interior department report lists campaigns to benefit including Ute expeditions in Colorado 1875 and 1879 80 and Bannock and Piute campaign 1875 among others.

Congress Secretary of the Interior Colorado Uta Piute Mahi

Roosevelt Men Bring Wool Contract Dispute to Federal Court

The Roosevelt State Bank cashier HR S Jordan and others faced five causes of action totaling 19464 for losses from repudiated wool contracts. Plaintiffs allege contracts with Clarence Johnson Leslie B Goodrich George H Roberts Roy Taylor of Roosevelt failed, delaying wool sale and harming the bank.

HR. S. Jordan Cashier- Roosevelt State Bank Percy Dewey Robert L. Turbull Cowarters Percy. Goundi Boston District Court Mr. Jordan Clarence Johnson Leslie B. Goodrich George H. Roberts Roy Taylor Roosevelt

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