Reflective musings on greatness and progress in early 20th century era
Worn typographic fragment discusses Brann and Hubbard as literary figures, contrasts nature and imitation, and argues individuality over copying great men. It critiques politicians chasing reform and taxes, lauds Henry Lord as a top business figure, and laments the complexity of modern government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A. Hollenbeck
Shakespeare
Lincoln
Elbert Hubbard
Louis Xtv
Versailles
Paris
Peter the Great
Peterhof
Petrograd
Frederik the Great
Potsdamust
Berlin
Louis
United States
Lord
U. S
Legislatures
Congress
Dairy stock and cream plans aim to boost butter output
J P May notes dairy stock improvements and creamery expansion to raise butter and dairy product quality. He cites shipping 3150,000 in butter, cream, and cheese to Salt Lake, with butter fat often sold as sour cream. Proposes importing 5000 A grade dairy cows and financing sheds and facilities to handle increased production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. May
Salt Lake
Jay
Stoga
Big transfer prompts move from Shiprock area
In Pagé One the transfer sparks protest by Indians over a 5.5 million dollar fund for school age programs and development. A strong leader is needed to manage the large opportunity, with Shiprock New Mexico as headquarters and Farmington nearby as a reference point.
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Otis Sk
Pete
Talers
Ratko “Ag
Shiprock
New Mexico
Farmington
Policy on Indians Aims for United States Relations
A 1920s policy briefing notes vast oil wealth and land endowments among Indian nations. Osage royalties totalled over 11 million dollars per capita last year, with the Osage overall receiving more than 111 million dollars from lands. Oklahoma tribes held substantial timber, irrigable land, and a multi‑billion valuation of Indian property. A committee of one hundred is drafting a formal policy for federal relations with Indian wards and citizens, to be reported in coming months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Five Civilized Tribes
Oklahoma
United States
Power Possibilities Survey Planned in Western States
Geological survey engineers will study power possibilities across western states this season. Teams will cover about 100 miles of streams including the East Fork of Yellowstone Fork, Lake Fork Creek, Rock Creek, Duchesne River, and Uintah River. In Idaho, dam and reservoir sites on Salmon River will be examined. in Wyoming, Sweetwater, North Platte and Campment rivers will be surveyed. If lands show no power prospects they will be restored to entry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geological Survey
Yellowstone Fork
Lakefork Creek
Wast Fork
Rock Creek
Duchesne River
Uintah River
Idaho
Salmon River
Wyoming
Sweetwater
North Platte
Pralgie dogs wreck Utah farmlands worth millions
B B Richards of the U S Biological Survey reports prairie dogs infest more than a million acres in Utah, threatening grazing lands for cattle and sheep. Governmented eradication could save about 2 million dollars annually, with central and eastern areas most affected and extensive farming areas already cleared through control campaigns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah
B. B. Richards
United States Biological Survey
Richards
Ttig
Yarts Offtha
Wowmpaign
University of Utah Summer Session Highlights
The University of Utah summer session enters its second week with a heavy schedule of lectures by national speakers and a strong music program from the Southern California Glee Club. Students enjoy receptions, dances, and outdoor tennis as well as planned hikes to Mt Timpanogos and Twin Peaks. Duchesne teachers visit for luncheons, and commencement exercises at the university drew 369 graduates. The demonstration school and dancing courses, including social and interpretive styles, showcase teacher training progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Utah
Danshill
Red Cross Famie
Glee Club
University of Southern California
Mt. Timpanogus
Twin Peaks
Symnasium
Duchesne County
Edwards
Roosevelt
Winkler
Myton
Local News Briefs on June Marriage Licenses and Weddings
A string of sparse notices reports June marriage licenses issued to Dan Mitchell and Alfred in Hayden. Alonzo Fitzwater and Faraldon wed in Duches with Judge J. R. Lewis presiding on June 19. Lafayette Burgess and Foote were granted a license in Altonah on June 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Mitchell
Alfred
Hayden
Mr. 4
ArZy T
Alonzo Fitzwater
Faraldon
Duches
J. R. Lewis
Lannie
Lafayette Burgess
Foote
Altonah
Mines of Utah Study Shows Industrial Spending In 1922
The Bureau of Mines summarizes Utah metal mining districts and reports over 2000000 in milling and related research during 1922. Expenditures averaged about 1 per ton on metallurgical investigations, with 7500000 tons processed and tabulations to come for smelting innovations.
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Utah
Bureau of Mines
Soloist Miss Jessie Knox to Sing in Duchesne Concert
Chicago performer Jessie Knox will headline a Friday concert in Duchesne with Florence Purdy and Delta Knox aiding on violin. The program features impersonations solo violin and ensemble pieces, promising lively and entertaining music with two big dance and concert segments and decor.
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Jessie Knox Goldst
Chicago
Duchesne
Miss Knox
Florence Purdy
Fron Vago
Delta Knox
Myton
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Golden Rule
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Survey OF Western
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Mines of
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