Farm Conferences Held Across Duchesne County
Agricultural meetings begin March 19 at Duchesne with two sessions for farmers and continue March 20 21 at Roosevelt and March 22 at Doneta Doneta with 10 oclock start. Sessions cover crops sheep poultry and farm economics with University experts and county staff guiding practical recommendations for local farming issues.
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Duchesne
Canauresecy
Roosevelt
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Interstate Commerce hearing on railroad track agreement
Testimony may be added as the Interstate Commerce Commission reviews a joint track contract dispute between Moffat and Denver and Rio Grande Western. Deliberations extend over negotiations, with a proposed memorandum and conditions tied to the use of the Moffat tunnel and related routes.
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Moffat
Peranit
Ioffat
Denver & Io Grande Western
Abe Rio Grande
Commission
Rio Grande
Ente
Denver
Rio Grandé
William Cloward Dies at Soldier Summit
William Cloward, longtime Duchesne County resident, died of cancer at Soldier Summit last Monday aged about 75. He was born in Salem on September 5, 1859 and leaves daughters in Price, Denver, Los Angeles, and others. funeral services were held in Price with interment at Mountain View Cemetery in Helper.
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Eash
Soldier Summit
Duchesne
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Salem
Alta
Davis
Payson
Cloward
Mt. Carriek
Leslie O'Driscol
Clowar
Denver
Frank L
Bellingham
Washington
County Clerk’s Blunder Costs Duchesne County Taxpayers
A local letter questions a County Clerk Wa H Case and county officials over a financial error that forced republication of statements and increased costs. The piece criticizes deputies salaries and newspaper advertising expenses, noting differing payments by Salt Lake Tribune and local papers, and argues taxpayers lose money due to official missteps.
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Cours Iy
Dichesne
Galazies
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NORV
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Abia
Salt Lake Tribune
Mormon Colonies in Chihuahua Facing Rebel Turmoil
Word from the Imchmon colony near the Sierra Madre in Chihuahua is delayed. LDS Church President A W Ivins reports members have faced no harm from warring factions though the region is contested. Colonies sit about 150 miles southwest of Ciudad Juarez as rebel forces converge near Torreon.
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Chihuahua
Mexico
Salt Lake
A. W. Ivins
Flest
L.ds. Church
Sierra Madre Mountains
Ciudad Joere
Francisco Borquer
Torreon
District Court Adjourns For One Week In March Session
District court adjourned Tuesday for one week due to the absence of Charles Marialaky who was charged with stealing sheep. The jury was excused until the court convenes again. Obituaries note the death of W. H. McCulloch, aged years, with services planned. The page includes farm extension findings showing middle aged farmers adopt new practices at high rates, and dairy industry notes urging attention to quality milk demand.
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Charles Marialaky
Monroe Giles
Hanna
Wes
United States Department of Agriculture
M. C. Wilson
Office of Cooperative Extension Work
United States
Wilson
Wik ‘Son
Reed
Réed
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Water charges deferred through petition to commissioner
Through the efforts of M. S. Musser and R. E. Afiller of Myton a petition has been circulated and sent to the commissioner on Indian tines at Washington D C requesting the water maintenance and government canals for 1929 be paid the conti fall instead of this spring. Extension of time is asked because of err on bis sizes mie Past year aunt de piability a water users to meet the ablightion this spring.
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M. S. Musser
R. E. Afiller
Myton
Winshigton
D.C
Sovernment
Mant Dies On Way To Roosuynny
A crash on a road west of Myton Utah claimed the life of Mant during travel to Duchesne. The parent and child were injured and the child remained under medical care as services and funeral arrangements were prepared in Myton.
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Mant
David Roaty
Ityan
Tahiona
Duchesne
Tom Lid
West
Myton
Protest Overcrowding of Sheep Ranges in Utah County
A large sheepmen association lodged a protest against overcrowding of ranges across 1 740 000 acres in Utah County. The resolution cites more than 50 000 new sheep entering ranges already strained, reducing forage and damaging vital resources. Residents fear increased transient herds threaten local property and livelihoods.
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Lone Thntah Sheeparazers! Association
Sheay
Orbiter
Ulutah
Resolitioang
Zenteredl
Aftron
Lfeas
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