Letter from J C Mulville on Uintah Basin railroad cut off
J C Mulville, Salt Lake railroad official, writes to F A Gross about Governor Bamberger's plans for a Dotsera cut off and a proposed line from Nome to Craig. He argues the cut off would hinder Uintah basin development and urges securing a certificate of necessity to push the project, predicting rapid construction if approved.
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Egins
F. A. Grogs
Indian Agency
Ph Duchesne
J. C. Mulville
Salt Lake
Mulville
Uintan Basin
Fred A. Gross
Fort Duchesne
Utah
Gine Epear
Gross
Bamberger
Uingh Basin
Ove
Craig
Mouat
Tinta Basin
Provo
Bamberget
Pomblaeer
3. C
Banquet Held In Honor Of Local Notables
A February banquet at the Podesan Netel honored Ed Tlat Frank Koteo Cecil Popdy and other guests. Robery A Porter provided music and toasts followed by remarks from G V Bill and Motenbeck. Hosts praised community efforts supporting three benevolent projects.
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Podesan Netel
al Farewall
Ed Tlat
Koteo
Cecil Popdy
Robery A. Porter
AL Motenbeck
Oteaston
Kelso
Manet
Besnettes
Prizes Awarded to Indian Club Workers
The 1924 Indian Club work program across Dutheeno and adjacent counties yielded medals, equipment, seeds and other prizes. Winners include Ralph Redfoot with a gold medal and seed wheat, Mary Tasunk with a bronze medal and a poultry house, Patsey Shavanaux with a gold medal for chicken club and a garden plow, and Bishop Arroweltis noted for his pig-raising effort.
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Tadian
Aad
Dutheeno
Abatal Cadnties
Sudtoadsiut
Avtard
Wicds
Uaberibedan
United
States
Uist
Wamiore
Ralph
Redfoot
Turkey
Mary
Mabel Poststhira
Chicken Club
Patsey Shavanaux
Ethel Wash
Preston Allen
Patsey Shavsnaux
George Uncapahgugunt
Uruz Cesspooch
Juan Cesspaveli
Connie Shavanaux
Bishop Arroweltis
Dishop
Cli Thijs
Boston Wool Market Quiet with Little Trading
The Boston wool market shows subdued activity with only small lots changing hands. Quotations drift with limited demand and prices held near nominal levels as dealers report sparse offerings and cautious selling.
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Boston
Chin
Dalaing
Anit
Jess
Utah Land Case Sparks Government Claim Over Coal Rights
A hearing in Vernal Utah examined whether the United States government holds title to coal lands in the Ratchett and Ouray region. The register ruled no sufficient evidence supported the government's claim, maintaining that state title stands and the government has withdrawal-era rights not proven.
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Vechodl
Ratchett
Ouray
Utah
United States
World’s beer de wand sparks higher prices across markets
The report notes a surge in world demand and overproduction fears driving price increases. It cites dramatic cost jumps in meat and frozen beef due to continental demand and production slowdowns affecting global markets.
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Anil
Argentina
Biography of Brigham Young and the Mormon Church History
The narrative outlines Emma Smithевой role as scribe and her tasks after the church’s organization, the rapid spread of Mormonism through preaching and conversions, and the early leadership of Joseph Smith. It covers revelations on property consecration and later the shift to tithing, along with the Word of Wisdom prohibiting tobacco alcohol coffee and tea and the appeal of Mormon claims to reflect early Christian perseverance.
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Emma Smith
Joseph
Smith
Emma
Nancy Towle
Jesus Christ
America
Europe
Kirtland
Ohio
Joseph Smith
Wirtland
Bue
Bish
Rome
Athens
Alexandria
Saint Paul
Joseph” Smith
Brigham
Young
Sugar price rises amid market shift in 1922 note
A garbled report cites a sugar price increase of 10 cents per hundred pounds, setting a tentative rate around 7.016 per hundred pounds. It mentions beet sugar producers and a weather note, with June 1922 as a referenced date in the still unclear context.
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Ito Jorbers
Swags
Aineg Avomber
Gaa Ang jJolbers
Alyice
Indians Meet Governor Dern at Capitol Before Pow Wow
A Uintah basin group of Indians in full regalia called on Governor Geo. H. Dern at the capitol. They planned to go to Provo for a pow wow and then return to the basin to engage in the Boar dance about two weeks from now.
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Dern
Provo
Ute Indian Music Program Featuring Ute Ceremonials
A Utah tour presents a program based on Ute Indians music and tribal ceremonies. Professor William F Hangon of the Utah university music department and Stanison Wait of Vernal are highlighted for preserving Ute musical and literary values.
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Tanson Wwizwait
Utah
William F.hangon
Vicky Young University
Air Stanson
Vernal
Seed crop sale sets high price for Utah alfalfa seed
Delta growers L. C. and M. R. Neelay sold an alfalfa seed crop on 100 acres for 20 cents a pound, the year’s highest price in Utah. The sale brought in $11,000, marking a notable cash return for this one farm.
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L.C
M. R. Neelay
Delta
Utah
Efon
Roosevelt to Host Boys and Girls Club Work School
County agricultural agent Peterson announces an extension service led school for five days in Roosevelt to train men and women as leaders for boys and girls club work. Local officials in Uintah county support the event hoping Duchesne county benefits from the program.
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Peterson
Uinton
Duchesne County
Duchesne County High
Feterson
Roosevelt
Uintah Basin
Logan
Uintah County
Vernal
United States
Hare
Government tax ruling on oil and gas permits upheld
Judge Charles i Herrick recently ruled that seven government oil and gas permits are taxable. The Texas Production Company sought taxes paid on permits. the decision was appealed by the state tax commission which had earlier held the permit lands taxable and ordered county treasurers to collect the tax.
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Charles i. Herrick
Moffat County
Aligtafet Edurt
Gasprokggeling
Texas Production Company
Ubgeof
Ainte Tax Commission
Body of Lapoint Ranger Found in Uintah County
The body of Frank Steffins is found in a cabin near Lapoint Utah with multiple gunshot wounds. Authorities report the death occurred Friday or Saturday with a likely 22 caliber rifle involved and the body dragged to the Uintah River. Parents and siblings in Oklahoma await relatives’ arrival as investigators seek the murderers. The case echoes prior Utah killings involving Harris Murray and Ernest Trujillo, with two accomplices currently serving long sentences.
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Slvertee
És Lapottt
Frank Steffins
Priday
Ulntan
Lapoint
Oklahoma
Vernal
Inne
Stefan Reall
Auxiliary American Legion Annals Duchesne Meets
About fifteen Duchesne auxiliary members met on February 25 and organized a new unit. Officers elected include Pond as president Winslow as vice president, Poad as secretary, and Mire as treasurer. A six month probationary period set to establish eligibility, with permanent charter to be discussed at the next meeting.
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Duchesne
Iydicg
Tang S
Aes
Pond
Aiea
Ear ‘Winslow
Presenh Yi W. Ang
Government to Jointly Manage Irrigation Canals Across Several States
Federal and tribal representatives met in Washington to outline a plan for joint operation and maintenance of jointly used canals and related structures in Idaho Utah Nevada and northern Arizona. The agreement calls for central management of the jointly used canals with annual renewal and aims to resolve water rights and irrigation district disputes stemming from Dry Gulch and surrounding areas.
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A. “G. Eangle
Idaho
Utah
Nevada
Naxtizona
Blackgant
Washington
Psokey BS
Tsao
Dleétston
Utagah
Ouray
Ventry
Irripatian
Aden
Drv
Gincé
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